davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-05

The thirteenth Liberty Ship to be
named for an American Negro the
SIS EDWARD "A. SAVOY, was
launched on July 10, at the BethIe-
hem-Fairchild Shipyard, Baltimore,
Md, Mrs. Edith Savoy Morgan Of
X X
LAUNCH ANOTHER SHIP
HONORING NEGRO
GOVT SERVANT $50.
Washington, DC, July 81 (PPNS
The 361st Liberty Ship to be launch
ed at the Bethlehem Fairfield Ship
yard in Baltimore, Nd, was the SIS.
A. SAVOY, named for tire
Negro who spent "a years in govern
ment service, and was chief messen-
ger to % Secretaries Of State. The
launching took place on July 10, the
Maritime Commission announced
this week.
Mrs. Edward Savoy Morgan, dau-
ghter of the man for whom the shiI
wa named, was the sponsor. She
resides at 5O3-24th Street, Wash.
ington, DC.
Prior to the launching, a delightful
luncheon was given the sponsoring
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-05

Mrs. Willie Curtis Ragland has
served in Liberia as a Missionary for
seven years. During that time many
interesting experiences have been wit
messed by her.
On Sunday, August 10 at 3 o'clock
p. m A Special lecture will be given
FOR WOMEN ONLY at the
Church Of God in Christ, 1918 North
26th street, Elder V. M. Barker, pas
for
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-05

Employment Practice will hold pub
lie hearings in Los Angeles, Calf,
on August 8 and 9 or complaints that
the Los Angeles Railway Corporation
has refused, because of their race, to
hire qualified Negro workers as bus
and trolley car operators, Malcolm
Ross, FEPC Chairman, announced.
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-05
CHURCH GROUP ASKS THAT
NEGRO FILL VACANCY ON

7. LOUIO n UT
EDUCATION ....
St. Louis, Aug. 1 (ANP)-The
Metropolitan Church federation last
week urged the appointment OF a
Negro to fill a vacancy on the board
Of education, the Rev. Clark Walker
Cummings, executive secretary,
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-05

All women of the city and Mission
Auxiliaries are cordially invited to
hear Mrs. Ragland.
Sunday night services will also be
given to a demonstration of Lantern
slides of pictures taken among those
with whom she has labored in jungle
life.
A free contribution will be accept
ed. While in the city she is residing
at 1864 Corby St, AT. 1904.
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-05

products, this week starts an intens-
i've drive for Negro Nurse Recruit
ments in those markets which have
the largest hosfitals devoted to the
training Of Negro nurses. This
Company expects to expand its act
ivity in the Negro field as quickly
as other hospitals are aple to train
more Negro Nurses. This is the
first time that the makers of
KOTEX have used the Negro press.
Needless to say, Interstate United
Newspapers is proud to have played a
major part in securing the aid of the
Above three mentioned major COM
panies in this patriotic drive.
Tegro nurse recruits are pouring in
now as never before.
I'LL COPY ILLUSTRATED.
All of the Advertisements being
carried by each of the companies are
illustrated with Negro subjects,
stressing the postwar advantages Of
|! the training to be secured, the snap
piness Of the uniform and the dignity
of the nursing profession.
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-05
Hi COPY
FEPC To Hold Hearings
In LA. on Colored Bus,
Trolley Operators

The Presidents Committee on Far
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-05
LEGION AUXILIARY
ELECT

The Theodore Roosevelt American
Legion Auxiliary elected its delegates
10 the Nebraska State Convent III
which will be held August 21-22 in
Omaha. The delegates elected aie:
Madames ode Gardner, Pearl
Brummell, Anna Person, Florence
Garland; Unit President, Mrs. Eva
Milsap. Alternates, Mrs. Letha Brad
ley, Mrs. Pearl Thomas, Mrs. V'r-
ginia London, Mrs. Bessie Williams
The Omaha Unit No. 80 received a
card of thanks from Mrs. Genre Nc
Glosson for the 1s bed pan covers,
and 8 dresser s~carfs, sent to the Vet
Grams hospital in Lincoln, Nebraska
Mrs. Eva Milsap, Pres, Mrs Pearl
Thomas, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1944-08-05

pany, makers Of feminine hygiene
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
LARGE INCOME

7 know no greater dclu~Ion than
that n only there I~ n large
money -Hneonc- -fttake> no-tt-
ference how much a nation $ debt
is. You can see al once that some
thing IS the matter, when YOU re-
fleet that If this dcm>lon were
sound all a nation need DO 20 be-
prosperous Is 10 print paper cur
rcncy and pass Il around 50 that
the national income would be
large Let the debt 60 10 500
billion dollarS-what difference .
We need merely increase that ma
tiOnaf income TO -201- billions Why
worry
The only basis on which We can
talk that way is an acceptance
Of complete colleCtIviSm. either
CommuniStic OF fascist With such
unlimited sums of currency and
their manipulation. there wotftc hc
no way 10 maintain purchasing
power" except 10 control mar
ketS. ration goods. and draft la
bor and capital Then What might
be used for money would make no
difference
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
United Military
Traffic Scars

NFW YORK. Jan 20 United
AIR Lines during l9i3 completed
approximately 800 tranSpacitiC
flights under contract with the
army air transport command. plus
2fOO other flights IN this hem-
sphere using ATC planes, the
company stated M a report OF ITS
military activities for the last
year. These services were m addl-
non ro regular scheduled flights
n tins country. which carried
military as well as civilian cargo
and passengers
During l943 United few 4 total
of 1l533.6l2 miles on both ITS
domestic and overseas routes and
eaHrlad-H4aFe- IA = n-3 3Q.poo, 900
pounds OF loads, not including its
----r-tti-rr--r-rr7rurrvrTf-trafrrr-f''
ATC routes totaled approximately
5000 miles. or about two and
onc-third times the regular Schcd-
ulCd domestic commercial service
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Sasea.kS
Advance
Fractions

NEW YORK. Jan 20 GNS)
Ihn-S1nelk- market =4i4aHaAl= / 4=tst4.4it4- -
LARRY higber4ada4- w+tA- -n4A-+- Rfiee
changes restricted TO small frac-
ton> Trading was moderately
active
LoeWs' WAS a feature. opening
a point higher nn a GOOD earnInEs
report
StcCty were ffrm 4S were AVA
tIouS and rails Food. mail or
derS building shares and cheml-
Gals were steady while od> and
communications Wrrc easier
SpcCialticS were generally lower
Opening prices
Delaware. LackdV anna s. West
om "a. up s Bethlehem Stccl
5Shs unchanged Radio Corp g.,
OF Commonwealth Edison
- - of ttl----s l.. Standard 4lI-rI- G,,.tll.
lorna 81 unchanged lntcTra
IlunAl IclcuAuan-ll-4 -4--L.nchapgnd-
NJ 7 -77-TTT 4 r---7T77 TT
southern Pacific rs unchanged
Electric Power & LIGHT a. uN
changed Cou>ohd4ioi Ed of
217. unchanged Norfhcrn Pact,
1itz. unchanged IocW 59'2 W
n, United Aircraft 2S7, up D.
T. 6. Stcol ssh lp IS Pcnu~l'
wanna - unchanged po'awW'
e Hudson 2l's mp is IiIIno.
Central rs unchanged
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Study Carbon Blacks

New studies of self-conduct-
ing nhbeT-rubber wired" 10
carry off static electricity to
Ind other types OF carbon
-rfaCkS TO make II cOnduCfIVe are
described in Industrial and En-
gineerlng Chemistry. publication
OF the erican Chemical
Society
Sclf-conduCtIng rubber has
many and growing uses, aS IN
shoe SoleS for munltion workers.
floorlnGS IN plants where every
prccaution must bc taken
against sparks and the danger
Of explosion iH automobile,
trolley bus, and airplane tires.
Carbon pigments made from
acctylenc or natural~caS usually
are used IN the rubber formula
10 produce conductivity with
out sacrificing other desired
ply seal properties OF the rub
beT But there IS a wartime
shortage Of acctylene black.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Jack Promises
Fight 10 Finish on
Renegotidtion


DAYTON. O, Jan % ClNS) 49,
William :. cBHD Jack, president
of Jack & Hcintl. Inc. of Cleve-
land today asserted hc VIII refer
the order OF the Price Adjustment
Board limiting his firmS'S 1912
profits ito the highest legal au-
thorlty in the Il. s and viii fight
II out 10 the end.
Speaking al = Junior Associate
OF Commerce dinner I'm Dayton
last night. Jack said nc had InVeS-
tigatod the board and found mo
established formular for price adj
iuSimentS "
"One company can get Il per
cent. another 3 per cent and,
In -nlIr- ease, minus | per cent of
profit" he charged IF the gov
ernment going to assume the
job of keeping all these people
working after the war or - the
government going To let indus
-lEA- -dn-il -AiaAAe-i -it,-ttt-t- -ti,-t-
the Price Adjustment Board
,Iee~p', like the Nsy--wr- part
oar hair"
Jack Is IIointl Inc producers
Of vital aviation equipment. Wa,
recently ordered by The Price
Adjustment Board 10 return ST
100000 in 1912 excess profits "a
the government
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Auto
Graphs
BY SILER FREEMAN

Although the Lea bill is per-
Sunably pIEeon-hoied by a con-
grcSSional committee. {. Bedell
Monro president of Pcnnsyl-
vania AirlincS, iS still hopeful
that il Will be rescued and
brought back 10 life. The bill is
designed 10 give the federal
. government control of air trans
pOrtatlon.
Speaking before the Grand
Rapids Chamber of Commerce
last night, Monro charged that
the issue raised against the bill
that II lnfrlngcs on state rights
- merely ~ sHokeScreen of DOW
Crful interests, trying to force
their way into commercial avia-
tlon by way Of the back door.
The Pea chief accused sur
face carriers of opposing lcgiSla-
tlon like the Lea bill and denied
thai the measure was an airline
bill He warned that lack con-
troll viii hamper aviation :
progress.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Markets e Business
, Firms
Register
I'm Stale

-,..-t>- Ia, ar r-py r.tc
-- ---
D.-wl-Nuu 'oda% annoln.ca
.r.t orporaton paprs have
...- ...4. ,,. tbe f..,-.,.a- crm-
,.... 49,.
r-. e., -nnnno
--.-..-,.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
CAUSED nv SCARCITY

Another statement is that a
stable farm price level IS basic
il We arc 10 prevent initiation.
This iS terribly misleading For
example. II would hc inst exactly
a~ true 10 av that me prevention
of initiation is necessary IT We are
TO prevent RISING farm pyico
II farm prices rise. u VIII hD
caused either by 80 >catcitN. oi
by ~ initiation. I'm the FIRST case.
the rise would boz necessary and
desirable 10 increase production
Tho second would mean q general
reduction IN the purchasing power
of currency caused by too much
public debt and too many 0W
rcDCy 'uoics issued to swell th0
national money income
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Attacks Greyhound

AfunrO rid -n0LInLEcL his fcud
with the Greyhound. which has
obtained permit for hellcoptcr
service within tho state from
the aCronauiicS board. He as
sailed the Greyhound'S action as
q star chamber affair.
The same interests are try
ing to rush through n special
session of the state legislature
"A state aerOnautical- hill con-
cciNcd IN heat and bias, written
IN haste and supported by spe-
Cial interests" he stated
we are not opposed Ia state
legislation. There should ne
state legislation. However, there
should he an overall uniformity
nf regulation which will close
the hackdonr Of aviation and
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Amer. Airlines
Net 50 Share

NEW YORK. Jan 20 Ameri-
can AllneS. Inc. for the year
1913 probably had q net income
equivalent to approximately $3.50
a common share, after preferred
dividends This would compare
with S633 4 common share re-
ported for 1912. If a nonrecurrruC
profit OF SI177.Sf6 rs included
Excluding this amount 1912 earn
Ings would have been Si.SS a
common share. based on a 30 per
cent normal tax factor
For tho nlne months ended
Sept 80. net was equal 10 S3 %
a share
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Steel HsasG
NJ % Pei.

NEW YORK Jan 20 steel
incot production Tor 'hr wock
ended Jan L. i> ul3rcd t slightly
over % per cent NJ c7p7ol'Y n
compilation hy DOW Jones & Co.
Inc This compares with 96 per
81 per cent iWo weeks ara
Stool I- c~ug a'ra at
about 100 por cent 4gHu- '~
per cont r iUr Wook before ri
% ror cont 'Vo weeks ago
Other totdnI cUwpan., Hrg
credited V fh eN' pen c.r
against 20 pot cent ln tho p
r.i.rg No'k md s2i2 pCr Hf
1850 weeks ago
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20

aludIug The short form. May
q I. Steel Lorp-AhiCh since
informative financial reportng->howN
headings
purchased products aud services aud a\o>
of the led
steps mnnufactur
ing
the steel CompsnNS statement treats All ddu
only single figure at gain described
A. income"
Incidentally May his ocdac and respectable manner takes
bible tho Now Deal namely Tho Modern
Corporation Ffft pfirftt t t}ef4taat Nftai- eiRt
referring breadth and his skill at delmcaon
study based statistical back
provided by Gardiner G Means too largely from railroads
monopoc QuaSmonooLcS 10 carry con-
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20

owned ty fh0 Guardian de-
troIt Union Group WINCH has
heeu in rroc.vcr~hp since .tr3-
Mott aI<cady had a San,'an-
-.7I interest u inc WAYNE Oak
land lnsSmurh a~ h' 'hr fol1
Interests and the Continental
illinois Bank o, t'rtrseo e'-ii-7
the principal creditors oi the
group company.
The hank has been 'ho sub
i.ct Of considerable GOSSIP since
Receiver Alex ! Groc>peCk let
y, bc known recently that i
was for sale The Industrial
National Bank. tho WahcoN
state Bank and = Birmingham
hank were prominently men
toned as being m tho market
-EF-7T-fil = t.fit4 tttfiftl-1Ai- al ''4i7f-
Also more than a year ago, The
Michigan National Bank re-
poriedly had submitted a bid
for the institution.
The 7o-year-old new owner oi
thc Waync Oakland for wears
has been closely identified with
various Michigan banks. having
served as a director Of the old
Guardian group,
a spokesman for the bank
Said that an Official announce
mont nf the deal along with Inc
nov directorate would bC forth
coming IN 4 few day~,
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Statistics Expressed in Terms Of Wealth

ANth fnflaonary financing order OF the day May
of monetary instability on the
Accura % stated crIns OF nneA-A
at
affected by the disturbing IN
nuencc monetary unit TO be less significant than figures
mechanical horse person en-
ploycd IS p thorScpower) IN 1880 to
o. 1910 and "a la3lliis reEreilaha that At
May did complete the entries and reveal from The same source
winch human muscle was thus
further supplemented 10y mechanical energy that there an m
crease tonnage produced worker from tons IN
N O 20 lllU
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Gas Sendouf Here
Ahead Of Year Aqo

The gas Sendoat= in the Detroit
district for the Xnrk ended Jan.
- was 81 $4,000 cubic feet.
Michigan Consolidated Gas 60.
reported today This is an IN
crease of 81 $4,000 cubic feet
compared with Tic corresponding
week last year when the total
reported was 7SSOI5 OOO cubic
fcrt.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Shepherd Banks Merge

SHEPHERD Jan 20 CUP
Tho Central Sayings Bank and
the Commercial state Bank ot
Shepherd viii merge Fob !. WIth
&. II EStec president oi the Conn
WerCidl state Bank >'r,In- 10,
president ol he new finn
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Fast Liquidation

Progress report Tho RtC
loan Of the First DcpoSltor,
Corp. which took over the old
=,--tf.st= National ai=I2anIS-AetFati
lust 13 months ago, has been
reduced under the S5OOO.oO0
mark
II stood a. S1s.OOOoo0 when
the assets were purchased hN
the group headed by w Tom
Tm SChmIedc IN December
1912
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Kick on Kaiser?

eA44--f, f,f----- 'r---------'
Inside IS that the L. \ Navy
&c far from satisfied with HCnrN
KalSerS progress AT Brewster
Aeronauhcal 10 date. and has
been quietly planning another
shift in the management
Several top-nicht industrial
iets have been sounded ou'
including AT least one IN Detroit
according 10 the dope
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20

money makes 40 dlitcrcnce-2nd
I'll show you would-be die
tatnE.-- ---------------
Note carefully that annual car
rylng charges of > billion dollars
assume an ahnormally low rate Of
interest. This means a high price
for the securities that represent
the debt No Surer symptom Of
initiation exists than the arbitrary
and artificial maintenance of
low money rates Such money
rates are proof that the prices
Of certain securities are inflated.
II has recently been stated that
the objective Of the government
Is 10 establish a permanently high
level Of national income This
means money income. or dollars.
Therefore. If 125 billion dollars
arc 10 mean as much real income
IN goods As when the income was
say 50 billion dollars tho prices
Of goods Will have TO rise over 40
per cent. no more and no less.
That would nc required IN order
70 give "a corresponding standard
Of living 10 all Is there any way
to get such a result unless by a
complete central government con-
troll
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Buys a Bond a Day

PONTIAC Jan. ~ Leonard
titTrtk- TrStAnLanL oA.n1L--hl.--a-
bond day with s. bills which get
Inio iNS cash register Hc has A
brother Reuben IN The army
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
PEA Head AssaiIs
Backdoor' Interests
Baking Aviation
prevent pyramiding of costs Ia
taxpayers"

PI'Ncni pNtaihlulhg OF COSTS IN
taxpayers"
A.I
The aircraft engine division of
the Automotive Council for War
Production has started its third
year OF activity. II has super
VlSed the building of nearly
50, 900, 000, 900 in planes, engines
and aero equipment in the two
years of It's existence.
Aircraft today comprises
about 42S per cent of the au-
iomotlve industry's total war
deliveries, against 22.8 per cent
In 1912. The engine group is
now merged with tho alrframcs
committee in the Central Air
craft Council with Ernest r.
Breech aS chairman.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
NJ. s. Rukeyser
EIOOSG Accounting
q GOnfUuSeS Public
NJ. s. Rukeysor

Ya,'rtrf1s~ rleo.>> so,nd, conceived frequently be-
tomorrow ettl tl>otttsy
siramhnG and simplifying corPUae income accounts m
thC of well established
h bookkeeping profession George Q May recognized
o.
book entitled Financial Ac
counting. "a >llIatou of Experience
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
live stock Market

CATTLE 700 rneager showing goNS
sh.r' fpd native steers and yearings active
sir uE tp Zsc higher A. Si3 7AT Il - some
.sd lnts steers reported back. bulk early
receipts COWS. opening steady most sales
common and medium beef ccNs. s. -
9 So. few better grades up 20 $40 and
above. canuers and cutters again getting
hroAdest inquiry. early bulk s. 30 p I. 50.
few shelly Gamers down 10 s. and below
bulls steady most common and medium
sausage bulls 50 5om 49, few good heavies
% Sli 50. replacement cattle scarce. IN
changed
ChLVfS 300 opening active strong to
shade higher early huW good ana choice
ieA4rfs &lG-a-la -.na- medium FFta4 MS - 4
ilt common &ilu % culls SO down
HOGS 400 renerally steady. Bulb
good and chhice 2OO 300 lhs xi3 On the
support price few 200 73O lht 20 CITY
hut,hers xit fhe extreme top desirable
5000 900 ms Si2 5ou ~ 70; good $50 2oo
PISA H12 - l2 Oh light Fgh's 100 lh0
N'l 50 ,u fcu ltn-'7a 'Ns. 81 20
ie1. ra.k 'eoVs. All weights $40 90
eFFrT o0n. nurHrs tee7, quality
r..trrsf -fr.'Ir rhHfOt lamb, IsgKu.
He' s4t- -.HN in. tt.',e NrtNts Nlt if
aIa1r mixed medium iu supd llts SIS
rIt S0 common. mainly tioG ~ 30. culls
4,U. rIrk 'awts A. 81 discount sheer
ffr1us bulk good and choice led ewes. s.
as common and medium, 50 Sor6 50
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Detroit Stocks

Dividends IN the fnregotnE table sre ihr
amounts declared or paid 40 far this year.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20


ro1derS mn
General Mo-
orS 4 orp
ha 8 pa r
ha~i t4f
f\aNnC Oak
land Bank
STOCK Of
fhc IpStItu-
fton winch
4S offices In
h4 R-
ark an
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
MoILD-RE nICTNTOR

Show me a man VINO believes In
debt and says that
money makes no difference and
I'll show you would-ho dlc-
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Pioneer in informative Financial Reporting

UCIUIc Tho I1I>IUU5I UIOlN UEuro has Uocn COmpuc0
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-20
Places Fat on the Fire for Dema9o9ues

counting. q ha>'iIIaiion OF Experience.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-20
(Nadaljevanje)

"On bi ze rad do velike noci
odlozil ali Sc ma pozneje. Am
pax nevesta - Lencka, ia hoce
cimprej pred oltar." -
"Osojnikova rentlja sploh
nikoli he bo zupanja. Ravnjaku
je re davno zoperna," je zago-
tovil Gene.
"Med Lencko in Ravnjakom
pa je vendar vse prav in tako,
kakor je "a zenina in nevesto,'
Sc je nekdo oglasiE.
"Cenc ina pod hrbtom kurje
oci," Sc jel norceval Mlacnik,
Osojnicin bratranec. "se vedno
ga jezi, ker mu je Osojnikova
Franco figo pokazala."
"Cencu Sc nobena nj fige po-
kazala; fige sem kazal JAZZ" Sc
je razkuril cevljar.
Observation-Disclosures" !"
"Seveda jih je kazal - pa Sc
bi pod nos. Zdaj bi rad, da bi 81
jih Sc Lencka," ga je drazil
drugi.
"Ji nj treba. Njej jo je ze
Ravnjak. To vam recem - in
kar Gene rece, to drzi."
"Razlozi nam, Gene, in ne 60
vori tako pocrez!" ga je izzival
tretji.
"Jaz re vem, kar VEN; znam
pa molcati."
"Tako pravijo vsi, XII mic ne
vejo."
"Cenc je vedno tax: napihu-
Je Sc in mogocuje. IL muhe ma
redi komarja."
INA svojem romanju sem Sc
sesel bodoco Ravnico in zupa-
MO. Da!"
"Kje pa? Kje? Morda ma sa-
mem Bledu pri kakih ministrih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-20

Ali pa ma Pohorju kje pri ka-
KEN drvarju? Hahaha!!''
mi kaka navadna kmecka; je
imenitna mestna gospodicna.' y
Hobo! Kaj vsega ne poves
Gene, ma, phi! JAZZ dam "a liter
Bog te zivi, Gene! Sal pra-
vim: Bog We, S kom Sc ii po sve-
tn vse ne shajas!"
Cencu je glava re gore1a ka-
kor razsvetljena buca, jerk ga
je pa lie Sc ubogal.
"No, pripoveduj, Gene! Ka-
terra je namenjena "a Ravnico? ?
Kako il je ime?"
"Ne pelji mas V skusnjavo!...
Gene je MOI, Gene nj Genoa in
ne izda skrivnosti."
"Ker je ne yes Genoa til"
me, ne! Ia nos ga je katera
potegnila. Kaka TAXA mestna
frklja ga je imela "a norca,
Gene pa il je sveto verjel. Gene
tt pobere vsako konjsko figo,
&c jo kje najde ..'''
"Jaz konjskih fig Sc nikoli
nisem pobiral, tebe so pa re S
kravjekom pod nosom, ko 81 ma
cesti oblezal! - Tista pa tudi
nj bila nikakrsna mestna frk-
liza, ampak postena zenska, XII
vedno resnico govori."
"Ali je il Maribora?"
"Ne. Samo zdaj je v Mari
boru."
"Kje pa je ujela Ravnjaka ?"
mi ga ujela; po wolff mu je
bila in obljubil il je, da jo pc
veliki noci vzame. Tudi prstan
il je kupil, takega, da je maj
mani tisoc dinarjev vreden."
"Hoho, tisoc dinarjev! Haha-
haha! !"
"Ali mislite, da bo Ravnjak
sVoji nevesti takega "a pet di-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-20

: y. & 4
narjev Cd kakega dalmatinske-
ga bratca kupoval?"
cali 81 ga videl?"
"videl. Ma tsvoje lastne oci
sem ga videl. In Urska, moja
zena in gospa, ga je imela v ro-
XII in ga je ma svojih lastnih
prstih poskusala."
"Haha, jo bono vprasali, &c
je res"
"Kaj BIO res! >Tista frklja je
Genoa "a norce imela." .s
"Posteno dekle nj frklja."
"Posteno dekle? Haha! Sal
je Sc poznas me-
"Tri leta jo ze poznam.
"Kako il je irne? Pa ime po-
vel, &c hoces, da ii verjame-
MOI"
"Cenc je moz - in MOI molci
in ne cenca."
"Ko ne YES imena! Hahaha
Soma 81! Jezikas - pa mic ne
ves."
"Kdo 81 upa to reci?w je
udaril po mizi. ''Pokazal vam
bonn, da vem zaaime."
LIE hitro! Povej, kako il je
ime!"
"Zacne Sc P, konca A, ma
sredi pa je L. - Zdaj nicesar
vec ne povem. Ne uganete ime-
ma. Jaz ga vem."
"P-e, Pc, La, la Pc
la," so nekateri ugibali.
V tenn Sc jih je ze oglasilo
stiri ali pet:
"Pavla! - Pavla! - Paw
lap
Gene Je ZaZlJal IN debelo pO-
'gledal, tako SO je zacudil. Kar
verjeti nj mogel. Zmajal je S
svojo razzarjeno glavo in de-
jal:
"Morda je Pavlina >"
''Pavlina ali Pavla, to je vse-
eno."
"Torej Pavlo DO vel Raw
MAX, ciganko?"
"Pavla nj nikakrsna ciganka
vec," je zagrmel cevljar, "am-
pax lepa gospodicna."
"Hahahaha!"
''Da bi vel Ravnjak ciganko,
tega tt noben osel ne verjame."
"Mogoce je lie. Sal Sc je pre-
sneto brigal "a MO"
"Kaj Sc ne bi brigal, &c Sc je
namesto NIGGA dala oklah!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-20

"Gospa Ursula, ali 81 spijon?
Pojdi dofnov! Kadar Sc. mozje
zberejo, da Sc o visoki politiki.
pomenijo, nj "a zenske med nil
mi prostora. JAZZ V domaci poll
tiki nimam volilne pravice, ii je
pa v drzavni nimas. Razumes ?"
Ne, Urska mora ostati."
'Ticka, sem pojdi"
''Sem pojdi! Ma, pij!''
. y "UrSka, ali je res, da bo Raw
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-20

"Mojster Smola," je zlezel
vase ko kup greha in nj crhnil
besede. Take Sc svoje nj videl.
- zena pa je pihala VISA divja:
'To je tvoja drzavna politi-
ka, ii ii, ii - petelin ma gnoju!
Sal pravim: drugega vas nj,
dedci presneti, sam jerk vas
jew ~
"Torej je le resp
(Nadaljevanje)