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Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
9Th GRADE VISIT
PHILADELPHIA
Junior High Science Class Set
Much of Scientific Inter-
est, Attend Film
% PUPILS MAKE TRIP

The 8th grade science class at
the John Bassett Moore School
travelled to Philadelphia last Wed
nesday, where they visited Frank
lin Institute and the Academy of
Natural Science. Accompanying
the children were Mrs. Fred Helm
old, Mrs. Homer Turner, Mrs. Har-
ry Regener, Raymond Mabrey, and
Mrs. L. H. Collision, teacher. Be
fore they returned home, the group
saw the film, "See Here, Private
Hargrove."
% Pupils Made the Trip
The following pupils made the
trip: Jeanette Chambers, Peggy
Clark, Lorraine Smith, Carrie Cald-
well, Laura Belle Downs, Margaret
Turner, Alice Jane Mathews, Grace
Shorts, Sally Bodley, Marie FAIRIES,
Betty Regener, Marjorie Lamb,
Joan Springer, Jean Brown, Lois
Wade, Betty Berry, Betty Shane,
Bobby Collins, Edward Melvin,
Donald Heinold, Smithers Snow
Roy Mabrey, Albert Regener.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
RAY SMITH, MARINE, CITED
FOR BRAVERY IN PACIFIC AREA

Pfc. Ray Edwin Smith, U. S.
Marine Corps, son of Mrs. George
Scout, Smyrna, has been awarded
the Silver Star Medal for "conspic-
uous gallantry," according to a
citation received this week by his
mother from Vice Admiral T. C.
Kincaid, Commander of the Seven
tn U. S. Navy Fleet in the South
west Pacific area. Smith enlisted
in the Marine Corps in January,
1912, was at Guadalcanal from
August 7th to December II, 1912,
following which he served in Au-
stralia and New Guinea. He at
tended the John Bassett Moore
School, the Roosevelt Military
Academy in Aledo, ILL.,, and was at
tending the University of Delaware
when he enlisted.
Outstanding Courage
Following is reprint of the ci-
tation received by Pfc. Smith. BY
virtue of the power delegated to
me, and with the approval of the
Commander in Chief, Southwest
Pacific Area, I take pleasure in
awarding in the name of the Presi-
dent of the United States, the Sill
yer Star Medal to Private First
Glass Ray Edwin Smith, U. S.
Marine Corps for distinguishing
himself by conspicuous gallantry
and intrepidity in action against
armed enemy forces. On Decem-
ber 29, 1943, while his unit was en-
gagged with armed enemy forces on
Cape Gloucester, New Britain, Pri-
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
Rent Eviction Rules

Area rent directors may now
grant eviction certificates for wait
ing periods of less than three
months, it was disclosed Tuesday
by Thomas B. Young, Delaware
area rent control manager, who an
nounced also a modification of the
rules affecting the 20 per cent
down-payment. This payment, re-
quired of the buyer for the pur-
chase of house from which a ten
ant, through the sale, will be evict-
ed, may be from borrowed money
so long as the buyer can show that
the money was borrowed in good
faith and not merely as an instru-
ment to force an eviction, Mr..
Young said.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
DOWNS CHAPEL SERVICE

A Fathers Day program will be
given at Downs Chapel Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'clock with the
following: Prayer song, "Thank
You Lord, Cleo Rogers; selections
by Ewel's Church Choir; 10 min
ute address, Mr.. P. R. Smith; solo,
Mrs. Spencer; 10-minute address,
Rev. H. B. Kelso; selections by
quartette, Mrs. Tamell, Mrs. Smith,
Mr.. Carrow, and Mr.. Tamell; selec-
tions by Downs Chapel Choir.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
Elect Officers
Given Surprise Party

A surprise party was given, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lister, Sunday in honor of their
son Johns fourteenth birthday.
Those present were: Mrs. Lillian
Pinder, and daughter Nancy, Mr..
Wilson Pinder, Norman Veasey,
Robert Warner, William Walker,
William and Donald Warner, Peg
gy and Dorothy Montgomery, Will
liam and James Buckson, Charlotte
and Charles Brown, Beatrice Cham
bers, Mary Andrews, Mr.. James
Ryan and son James, Marie and
George Lister, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Thomas, Mr. Edward Pritchett,
Mrs. Louise McQuay.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
UNITS
AT JOINT MEET
Legion and Auxiliary Present
Farewell Gifts; Admit
New Members
HONOR GRANT GARIS

Veterans of the present war were
initiated as members of the David
c. Harrison Post No. IA, American
Legion at a joint meeting last
night of that group and the Auxil-
iary. Mrs. C. L. Harmonson, Kent
county chairman, and a represent
ative group from the Red Cross
Motor Corps here were invited to
the meeting. Dr. George R. Miller,
resigned superintendent of schools
here and vice-commander of the
Post presided at the business meet
ing, following which DR.. Miller and
Mrs. Miller, Americanism chairman
of the Auxiliary, were presented
with farewell gifts. The Legion
also presented farewell gift to
John M. Garis, post bugler, who
leaves soon to enter service in the
U. S. Navy.
Surprise Entertainment
Following the meeting and pre-
sentation of gifts, Mrs. Grant
Garis, state Auxiliary president,
entertained the group in honor of
the birthday of her husband, who is
post adjutant. This part of the
evening was a complete surprise to
Mr.. Garis. A letter of congratula-
tions to his father, written by Sgt.
Clarence Garis, stationed with the
U. S. Army in Kingman, Arizona,
was read by the post Commander,
Charles A. Burrous.
New Members Admitted
Veterans of World War II initiat-
ed last night were Julian Dunning,
William Howard Nowland, Joseph
Passwaters, Samuel Williams, Har-
ry T. Ennis, Jr., James A. Cox, and
Clifton. w. D. Faulkner.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
LEGION AIDES ELECT
Mrs. Grant Garis is New President
of Auxiliary

At a meeting Monday night of
the Auxiliary to David c. Harrison
Post, No. ID, American Legion, in
the home of Mrs. Lee Deakyne, the
following officers were elected for
the coming year: President, Mrs.
Grant Garis, who is also depart
ment president; vice-president, Mrs.
Davis H. Bell; secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Clark Knots; secretary, Mrs.
Ruth Downes; chaplain, Mrs. Mar
garet Burge; sergeant-at-arms
Mrs. George Robinson.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
WSCS To Meet

The Womens Society of Chris
tian Service will meet in Asbury
Methodist Church at 8 o'clock to-
morrow evening. Mrs. Walter C.
Myers, program chairman, an
nounces that devotions will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. William R. Stats,
assisted by Miss Julia Griffith. Mrs.
Raymond Snow, chairman of the
Elizabeth Group, will have charge
of the program.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
SCOUTS GIVEN
SERVICE CAPS
Ceremonies at Dinner Party
Last Night; Girls Have
Served at Welfare Home
ASSISTANT LEADERS

Nine senior girl Scouts of Lone
Troop II were presented last night
with service caps in recognition of
at least so hours service as hos
pital aides at the State Welfare
Home here. Given these awards at
a dinner meeting of the troop were
Thelma Dulin, Kay Boehmler, Jane
O'Neill, Ella Mae Gardner, Eleanor
Attix, Ann Knotts, Ruth Gooden,
Jean Snow and Mary Jane Beltz.
Guests of honor at the dinner were
DR.. c. j. Prickett, superintendent
of the State Welfare Home, and
Mrs. Prickett. DR.. Prickett prais-
ed these young people for volun-
teering their services during war
time emergencies, and said that
the scouts had been faithful and in
valuably helpful.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
Homenakers Meet

The Smyrna Home Demonstra-
ton Club will meet Thursday at 2
p. m. at the home of Mrs. George
Robinson. Miss Florence L. Yet
ter, County Home Demonstration
Agent will give food demonstra-
ton. Miss Yetter has requested
that each member bring to the
meeting a bundle of tied newspap-
ers for salvage.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
Church of the Nazarene

Church of the Nazarene, Rev. J..
w. Parkins, pastor, makes the fol-
lowing announcements: Prayer
meeting Thursday, 7:30 p. m.; Sun
day services: Sunday School, 9:45
a. M; morning worship, 10:45 am;
evangelistic and praise meeting at
7:30 p. m.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
G. o. p. LIMIT JULY 5TH
Deadline for Filing Prior to Pri-
mary July Is

Deadline for Filing Prior to Pri-
mary July Is
A deadline of noon, Wednesday,
July 5, for the filing of Republican
delegate-candidates prior to the
delegate primary Saturday, July
Is, has been set and the Kent
County Republicans also set the
same deadline for the filing of can
didates on the county ticket. Kent
County Republicans, it was an
nounced by D. D. Wharton, Dover,
chairman, to facilitate voting of
the armed services and absentee
voting, will conduct its delegate
primaries and the primaries to
nominate its county ticket on the
same July Is date.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
BACON SEEKS
SECOND TERM
Announced Candidacy For
1914 Republican Nomina-
tiOn on Tuesday
ECONOMY PRAISED

Gov. Walter w. Bacon has form
ally announced his candidacy for
the 1914 Republican nomination to
succeed himself as chief executive
of Delaware. He expressed his ap-
probation of the endorsements
which have been given his can
didacy by several Republican ward
and district committees and many
individuals. He was particularly
appreciative of the endorsement of
former Senator John G. Townsend,
Jr., who also is serving as chair
man of the important Republican
Senatorial Campaign Committee.
The Governor stated that if he is
again honored by his party with
the nomination and if the citizens
of this state endorse his record as
Governor of the state for the past
four years by reelecting him, he
will continue to discharge the dut-
les of the office to the best of his
ability and attempt to merit the
confidence of all of the citizens of
Delaware.
Postwar Program
The Governor, his supporters
pointed out, has undertaken COM
prehensive postwar program, and
has appointed committee headed
by John B. Jessup to make COM
plete study of the requirements of
postwar adjustment and particu-
larly rehabilitation for the return
ing veterans which he hopes will
be the basis for construction legis-
lation to be introduced at the next
session of the General Assembly
which convenes in January of 1915.
The Governor has been active as
ex-officio head of the State Council
of Defense which, in cooperation
with local organizations, has estab-
lished auxiliary police and fire fore
es and organizations of air raid
wardens.
Economic Principles
The Governor, party leaders
hold, has carried to Dover the
same economic principles which
characterized his three administra-
tions as mayor of the city of Will
mington. 1t has been his principle,
these leaders point out, to encour-
age progressive government and at
the same time to conduct the af-
fairs of the state within budget
limitations.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
Two Leaders Honored

Also receiving caps were Irene
Moffitt and Jean Ellen Russell, who
have served for one year as junior
assistant leaders of second class
scouts. These girls have worked
with the troop leaders in training
the younger groups. Mrs. William
Dulin, leader of Lone Troop II, pre-
sented the caps. Miss Janet Pyle
was toastmistress. Miss Pyle, who
was graduated from the John Bas-
sett Moore School last week, was
given by the troop a surprise fare
well gift, a Friendship bracelet in
recognition of the five years she
has been Girl Scout.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
ST. PAUL CHURCH PROGRAM
w. e. Matthews, Jr., to Speak at
Fathers Day Service


A special Fathers Day program
will be held Sunday morning at St.
Paul Methodist Church, Clayton,
sponsored by the Friendly Fellows
Bible Glass. The program will be-
gin at 10 o'clock. Guest speaker
will be William e. Matthews, Jr.,
former Mayor of Smyrna. Mem
bers of the Bible Glass will present
musical program. The regular
IL o'clock worship service will be
held as usual, the Rev. o. G.. Brew
er, pastor, in charge. Children's
Day will be observed Sunday even
ing at s o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
Scott Marks Anniversary

Winfield Scott, Jr., Seaford, COM
mercial representative in the Dover
Office of the Diamond State Tele-
phone Company Tuesday observed
his 30th year in the business.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
st. Peters Episcopal Church Notes

st. Peters Episcopal Church,
Rev. Frederick Marx Barton, rec
tor makes the following announce
ments: Friday, 7:30 p. M, adjourn
ed meeting of the Vestry in the
Parish House. All members try to
be present. Services on the Second
Sunday after Trinity will be
p. M, celebration of the Holy Com
munion; 10 a. M, Church School;
II am. morning prayer and sermon
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
Auto Tax Stamps on Sale

Sale of the S5 federal automobile
use tax stamp now is handled at
the postoffice. These stamps must
be purchased before July l by mo-
torists using their vehicles.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
ORDINATION AT
CHURCH HERE
Special Services Next Tuesday
Night, June goth; Norman
Dam Installed as Minister
REV. RENNE PRESIDES

Herman Dam, student pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church here,
will be ordained to the gospel min
istry and installed as minister of
the church here at special services
Tuesday night, June goth at s
o'clock. The Rev. Evan w. Renne,
Moderator of the Presbytery of
New Castle will preside. Taking
part in the service will be the fol-
lowing: The Rev. John E. Thomas,
D. D., pastor of the Forest Presby-
terian Church at Middletown; the
Rev. George L. Hunt, pastor of the
Church of the Covenant, Whining
ton; the Rev. William Leishman,
d. D., pastor of the Presbyterian
Church in Lewes, and Stated Clerk
of the Presbytery; the Rev. Lester
Paul, pastor of the Bethany Pres
byterian Church in Chester, Pa;
the Rev. John w. Christie, D. D.,
pastor of Westminster Presbyter-
ian Church, Wilmington; and the
Rev. Renne, who is pastor of the
Rock and Head of Christiana
Churches of Cecil County, Md, and
Newark, Del.
Asked To Remain Here
Mr.. Dam, who has been student
pastor here since November, 1912,
was called to fill the pulpit here at
a congregational meeting in April.
He was born in Holland, and
came to this country at the age of.
IL years. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Dam, of Whitesboro,
New York.
At Princeton and Temple
Mr.. Dam is a graduate of the
Whitesboro Central School of
Whitesboro, New York and of
Houghton College, Houghton, New
York with a bachelors degree.
Having attended Princeton Theo-
logical Seminary for two years, he
transferred this past year to The
School of Theology of Temple Uni
versity in order to be nearer his
charge.
Examined by Presbytery
Mr.. Dam was granted his per-
manent license in September, 1943
by the Presbytery of Utica, New
York, under whose care he has
been until the present time. In
April, 1914, he was accepted into
the Presbytery of New Castle and
on Tuesday of the past week, he
was finally examined by that group
and by a unanimous vote declared
as eligible for ordination. He was
accompanied by Elmer Corrie,
Harry Lower, and John Stevens,
members of the Session of the First
Presbyterian Church of Smyrna.
Reception After Service
Following the service Tuesday
night, reception for the Rev. and
Mrs. Dam will be held in the chapel.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15

vate First Class Ray Edwin Smith,
U. S. Marine Corps, displayed out
standing courage and fortitude un-
Ger the most hazardous of condi-
tions. During the action an
emergency call was made to the
rear for additional ammunition
with which to continue the as
sault, as assault troops had ex-
pended all available hand grenades.
Private First Glass Smith loaded a
jeep with hand grenades, drove to
within fifty yards of the enemy
positions and reported to the bat
talon commander, who directed
him to distribute the grenades to
assault elements. Smith drove the
jeep forward under heavy machine
gun and rifle fire, stood up in his
jeep, opened boxes of grenades, and
distributed them to troops from
where he stood. He repeated this
daring performance twice, return
ing to the ammunition dump and
bringing ammunition to the front.
This example of courage and de-
votion to duty was of an inspiring
order and was in keeping with the
highest traditions of the Navy of
the United States.
T. c. KINKAID,
Vice Admiral, USN
Commander Seventh Fleet
Mrs. Scout has another son,
Staff Sergeant w. G. Smith, who
was in the Tunisian campaign and
is now with the Fifth Army in
Italy.
Smyrna times., 1944-06-15
GIVEN
CHOIR YOUTH
Attendance Awards are Given
Methodist Young People by
the Choir Guild
PASTORS PARTICIPATE

At the festival of music given
Sunday night at Asbury Church
the following attendance awards
were presented by Mrs. Thomas
Russell, president of the Choir
Guild, for perfect attendance at re-
hearsals and services: Robert
Green, son of the pastor; attend
ance with excused absence due to
illness, Aobert Bamberger, Mary
Easley, Joanne Deakyne, and Mary
Emily Miller, all of the children's
choir. Awards to the following of
the youth choir: Carl Clough,
Bertha Clough, Helen Burge, Dor
othy Burge, Jean Snow, and Rob-
ert Collins. To the three choir
members who will leave soon for
service in the armed forces gifts
were presented from the Asbury
Methodist Youth Fellowship to
Jack Garis, Wells Campbell, and
Leland Shapley, all members of
this years graduating class at the
John Bassett Moore School.
Sub-District Meeting
A sub-district youth meeting of
the churches of northern Kent
County and southern New Castle
County was held Monday night at
Asbury Methodist Church. The
Rev. Harold Davis, pastor of the
Methodist Church of Odessa, was
chairman. Lloyd Jones, member
of the local Methodist Youth Fell
lowship, was the speaker. Nancy
Bamberger had charge of devo-
tions. Dorothy Burge and Alice
Jane Mathews sang duet. The
pastors of the various churches
participated in the discussions.
Representatives from Clayton,
Cheswold, Kenton, Middletown,
Odessa, and Smyrna attended.
Elect Officers
officers of the sub-district, elect
ed at the meeting, are as follows
president, Earl Robinson, Town
send; vice-president, Nancy Bam-
berger, Smyrna; secretary, Kitty
Burris, Clayton; treasurer, Marie
Rampendahl, Cheswold.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-06
"ENAkOPRAVNOSTI

men resolucij in Sc jim predlo-
ze v odobritev. Seje bodo ze v
treh mesecih, med tenn casom
Sc lahko mnogo izprerneni v
Sloveniji in bono lazje glasova-
Ii. Toda zelo pa priporoca, da
med tenn casom gredo vsi Slo-
venci v nasih naselbinah nemu-
donna ma delo pri nabiranju O.
bleke, obenem pa "a prispevke
"a JPO, SIS.
Predlog sestre Erjavec So
glasno sprejet.
Predsednik JPO, SIS Sc lepo
zahvali vsem, kateri so Sc po-
trudili ma danasnjo sejo ter ma
predlog tajnika zakljuci sejo Oh
4. uri popoldne.
Vincent Cainkar, preds.
Joseph Zalar, tajnik,
Jos. Erjavec, zapisnikarica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-06

! Tega urednika bo mogoce zanimalo, da SANS nj
vsregel tel ze" ter da e sestra Prisland Sc vedno
eastna podpredsednica sAhsa.
A. D. Sc zadnje case grozno zanin,a "a SANsoye fl
nance in kar naenkrat e obtoz njegove yoditee da
nabrani denar "zafuGka" In vsled tega e baje SANS
umrl in mai pociva iru Ia list Sc nikoli nj zap~
sa dobre besede SANSu Sc mani pa je njegov
urednk kaj prispeval naso blagano. vsem casu nj
probc nti besedce gradva IL nasega urada dasrayno
ga dostavali do l.. ianuarja 1914 kot dru
gm lsto Morda bi bilo narobe, &c hi urednik mao
pobrskal po svojem kosu poucil kako naso bla
gajno "zafuckal," zast predsednik in tajnk, XII ceh
20 mesecev poslovana nista spre ela n cena nuno
delo. Ma kongresu je narod darova $138050 SANSu
zaceek Zadnj racun, XII ga e A. D. prejela objavo
je zkazova $18, 1O317 nas bagajni Dne 81 oktobra
tega eta pa je bo bagani $l8,19283 dasiravno s:o
tenn letu ime syojo konvencijo sejo srsega odbora
pomagali Zdruzenemu odbolu znesku $650O obdrza
vail velko shodov in me mnogo stroskov potovanjem
odbomikov po uradnih posh Toda vzlic tenn stroskom
se je blagajna enem etu zvisala $685. SANS ina
danes vec canov kot kedaj popre in vec akvnih po-
druznc kot pa an Narod zaveda dea XII ga e izvrs
SANS in Zdruzeni odbor, kdo ga je vs kako in koliko
lie to deo stalo.
Brezvestnim provokatorjem zadostuje noben ra-
cun kat racun jih zanima. Delat hocejo zgago
Ito e njih namen, posebno seda ko svoo protina-
rodno politiko zavoz bato tako dalec da h nobena
stvar vee opere. Toda zora puca - bit ce DANA u-
d Amerik Postenost in resnica vedno zmagata
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-06
kartna zabava in pies

Euclid, Ohio. - Naso jaw
most zelim opozoriti, da Progre-
sivne Slovenke krozek st. 3 ne
be priredil igre, kot Sc ,je ma
meravalo, in sicer radi tega, ker
je igralka z glavno vlogo zbo-
leila. 1gra sc 'bo. vrsila enkrat
po novem letu.
Ma prosli seji je bilo sklenje-
no, da priredi podruznica st.
106 SANS skupno Progre-
sivnimi Slovenkami krozek st.
3 kartno zabavo, v soboto, dine
8. decembra Slovenskem dru-
stvenem domu ma Recher Ave.
Vstopnina je Is centov, Yes
dobicek gre v pomoc start do
movini.
Torej, apeliram ma vse clane
i'll clanice, da pridejo ma to "a
bavo in seboj pripeljajo t u d
vse prijatelje, da Sc skupno po-
veselimo. Pricetek bo OBJ 7. uri
zvecer. Ia pies DO igrala fina
godba, tako, da cim sc 10 bo
zaslisalo, bodo karte kar liz rok
~padle. Ia laene in zejne bo tu-
di dobro preskrbljeno. Torej, ma
veselo svidenje v soboto veeer
dne Q. decembra.
Mary Ster, tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-06
Zahvala kluba drustev
SLOW. drust. donna

Euclid, Ohio. - v imenu
Klu ba drustev Slovenskega
drustvenega donna, ma Recher
Ave-, Sc zahvaljujem vsem, ka-
teri so sodelovali pri proslavi
odkritja nadaljnih linen ma cast
nj piosci, lsl Sc jc vrsila dne 10.
novembra. <E ss>
Najlepsa hv2l2 NJ. J. Rotar-
ju, kateri je tako lepo zamisliI
in sestavil program, ter spisal
tako ganljive deklamacije "a
nase fante, kateri so prisli re iz
bojisc ranjeni ter SO bill pred
stavljen ma odru v spremstvu
ocetov.
Hvala lepa Mrs. A. Syetek,
ki je lepo in razlocno deklami-
rala ranjencu H. Sinkovic. E.
mako gre hvala Mrs. F. Klein,
katera je deklamirala ranjencu
r. Wess-u. Obe sta podarile
vsakemu malo darilo cd euclid
skin rojakov.
Lepa in ginljiva deklamaciia
je bila tudi "a padle vojake. Po-
dala 10 je M. Bashel. Zatorej Sc
enkrat lepa hvala, Mr.. ]. Rot
tarju, "a yes trud, <kakor tudi
"a govor, ki ga je podal navzo-
cinl.
Dale Sc zahvalj4jem pevske-
mu zborn 'Slovan' "a tako le-
po izbrane pesnni "a ia dan, da
50 incl posetnikl lep uzitek. Ia
toraj yam obljnbim ze danes,
da kadar bo koncert sSiova-
tDalje ma 3. strand
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-06

- Kako Sc zamore ukrotiti
divjo zver?
- Krotilec jo ukroti S po-
giedom. "
= oh, &c bi hotel mojo ze-
no ze vsaj enkrat pogledati.
= Hvala "a dober svet, toda
brez denarja ne morem nice
sar storiti.
- Seveda lahko storis.
- Kaj pa?
- Dolg.