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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09
Mr,. Daniel, EnterlaIns

Last Saturday Mrs. + Daniels
Of 2li7 McDoueal avenue. gave a
delightful cocktail party honor
ing Ernest Foot OF New York
City
The guests were greeted by
their charming hostess and her
guest Of honor They then pro-
ceeded into the dining room
which was as pretty as pic
ture The hugo table was COW
cred with a lovely white linen
table cloth and huge pink roses.
NUNS and white tapers made up
tho attractive ccntcrpiecc
Delicious spicy punch was scry-
ed from a gorgeous punch bowl
Everybody had a grand time and
just stayed and stayed
Among the many guests were
Mesdames Eddie Robinson. Elil-
aboih Peoples. Carey blanchard
Burrcll Greene Mr. and AIRS
Bert Stanigar. Mr. and Mrs Oil
ycr Collins, Mr. and Mrs Clyde
Cochrane. Or Marjorie Meyers,
Miss Ncllie Oakley and Mrs
Rowe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09
PARTIES OF THE WEEK
BY M. PENICK

open and their many friends in
dulecd IN the galety that prevail
ed The newly painted walls were
enhanced by the lovely bouquets
OF autumn flowers throughout
the rooms and after the oohs
and aahs over their very, nice
home and handsome gifts there
was plenty OF ice cream and
punch for all
Among the many present were
Miss Myrtle Goldsby. Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Richardson. Porter
Dilard. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Parker. NIr and Mrs. David shift
fer. Mr. and Mrs James Millben.
Alr. and Mrs. Sidney Solomon.
Horace Snecd Mrs. Minnie Dill
lard. Mr. and Mrs. s r. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. l. L Sihley. Melvin
Phillips. Jack Robertson. Joseph
brown. Herb Thompson and Earl
Warren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09
New Club Starts AT YMCA Branch
For Wives OF SerVcemen

Lacy Thurman branch NWCA@
is mferiDe ae me % the new
rtosau u the tdnlt Group Ace
iVs'p recruitment cNh lie AID
sfnci .e'isiiios a. The SERN-
ICE MEN S WIVES 10 Detroit as
one 81 ihc Fan activities
Many young women have come
- pctroi' 10 order 10 he near
their husbands Who arc ia scrg-
i,c They have taken jobs ia me
meantime and many have re-
manned IN the city after their
husbands have gone overseas and
arc trying 10 work ana save for
Vie POST WAX PERIOD when
their husbands como homo Many
ate lonely newcomers Who have
not had ihe opportunity to make
friends
This dub life gives an oppor
inniiy 10 discuss problems in
common and cnioy activities in
! pleasant surroundings and IN
the meantime serves az q train-
Mr fled Tor Those women in pre-
PAIRING for POST WAR conditions
that they must face
Mon IN INC services overseas
who are having great experiences
VIII have made great changes In
their philosophy Of life and their
attitudes and thinking Tho wom-
en- az home must do something
toward training their mind, 20
receive those mon as they have
become on their return
The group meetings VIII afford
discuss h0w We can prepare 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09
SIGMAS PLAN FOR
FASHION SHOW

Members Of Sigma Gamma Rho
sorority met At the Lucy Thur
man branch OF the YWCA last
Saturday and made plans for
their approaching fashion show
The girls announce that they
have received Alternatives to n
number OF the in,ations To model
Present plans indicate an un-
usual and unique affair and a
new high in fashion show enter
tainment. The girls are having
weekly meetings now lnforma-
ton as 20 times and places may
be obtained from Basileus Mar
garet Rowe. OF $3.50 Thirtieth
street. or phone Tyler 76Os5.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09

face these postwar problems
ard in tho Same time ample on
portuniiy will be given for opin-
ions ami open discussions.
Inquire at the desk or call
chcrtv 57io and ask for Ruth
W Anderson Adult Groups sec
l'larv WHO VIII furnish you with
details.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09
NEW YORKER VISITS
THE ARNOLDS

Mrs Marian Burton. prominent
in music. social and club circles
OF Brooklyn. NY. was the house
guest Of the Robt Arnolds. Wood
row avenue. the past week. Mrs
Brooks. member OF the National
Association OF Negro musicians
stopped over with Detroit friends
for a brief visit. en- route home
from attendance At silver jubilee
anniversary Of MANN. recently
celebrated at cleveland. Ohio.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09

guest Of her brother. Fred N.a|
55s y. Columbia street. Mrs nal
son is in charge Of ward ia N
General hospital. Louisville. and 4
active in civic and social cI,tla
OF her homo town.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09

Scenic Belle Isle was the spot
chosen last Saturday by Mrs.
George Heath as ideal to give
breakfast honoring Mrs Mary
Lopez OF Mobile. Ala. The twelve
guests arrived early aud stayed
late Eating and indulgng IN out
door sports kept the ladies' Occur
pied for the day. Mrs Lopez was
spellbound by the beauty OF Belle
Isle and will have that 20 talk
about when she returns home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09
Mr.. aud Mrs. nonored

a lovely informal reception
was given sunday by Mr. and
Mrs William Harrison in honor
Of their daughter. Cecile Ardella.
who became the bride OF Amos
Jackson Aug II IN Napoleon,
Ohio.
Tho affair was held at the
cute little home purchased by
Mr. Jackson for his wife. al 1856
laBelle. Tho doors OF the new
Jackson domicile were flung wide
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09

Cali. Left TO right. standing
Mrs. :. l.. I.a,Isconni. Mrs. Az
fred T.. Thomas Jr.; Mrs. r. T..
Dawson. Mrs. Carrie Lee Thomp-
son. James Cole. Mrs. Milton
Mcneil. Robert Johnson. Helen
Thomas. Mrs. Joe Thomas Jr.:
Miss Helen Thomas. Miss Eva
McBroom. Mrs. James Cole. Mrs.
Gwendobn Graham, Mrs. Her
nice Johnson. Mrs. Felix Me-
Broom. DIR. Az =. Thomas SRI;
J. T.. Mccall. Mrs. Carrie Riley,
Mrs. Lillian Hudson. Left 10
right. hnck r0w-Joe Thomas,
III: DR.. Joe Thomas ST.: Rev.
s. l.. La,isconnt. Seated on the
lawn Martin. little niece OF the
Joe ThomaseS. visiting from
Cleveland; AMI sammy Thomas
Jr.; and Maceo Thomas, young
son Of Dr. Joe Thomas Jr. -
Dixon Photo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09
Tighten Skin

NIpif, new NIX L,gnd Bleach. firh,~r-
W. I'm hdls iis ightneAe 10 skin la 4
minute. wuilo active bleach ingr.ai".,
wvfhs from beneath No ss,figr' ,,i1
.hs az once. Use anytime. 40 grses,-
ness u, jig DIV up surface mimi.
zoos d aekhcafs fade frecklts tsn.
Fe""'' NA-t' uEsiats raalanfese
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09
| M P ROVE MENI|
Begin in a few ap|
HELPS BRIGHTEN, LIeH,N ''
SOFTEN. CLEAR OFF ov y
SKIN, LOOSEN sLAcKHt~

. Why wait any longer W !.
your skin and complexion e. II
easily have. Enjoy the add'' y
illness and the desirable Dsa- al
complexion Improvements ~
Black and White Bleacnl's
can bring you. ..lrtI
. An eye-opening hope'Se.-,p|
reward. which begins in q ''gg
days is in store for you ,,,,<l
have been relying on 0rc'.
beauty or all-purpose cI', s.a A
YOUR beauty care, Neither ~ N
any other woman can eAp ss,ssst|
creams to tighten and ''v nj
YOUR skin the way Black '''
Bleaching Cream does ,,otls|
. It brings you a different ''Ia , lSrs
brighter, lighter complsxi0,1 -. "A 81
elusive Gin to bleaching start rs,c|
Black and White BlsachiHs 81 4 a
now Just as we tell y0a ssss>|
SURPRISE sun sss't Caution o u. only q = !
rected. Larger sizes = - dsnl'
at ali dealers. Be sure 70 -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-09
Visiting Brother

Mrs Florence Coleman Wilson.
RNs OF Louisville, Ky, is the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Strong Fabric

Varying pile depths and vari-
colored designs can be worked
out easily with the narrow ex-
tension on the handicraft guide
for the lower pile and the wide
extension for the tut d design.
Those smart. fringe borders that
add such a rich look 10 a rug,
Is also a jigtime job. with the
help Of the versatile handicraft
guide.
All rugs Of this type, no mat
ter OF what material they are
made, are stitched up on a
backing" Burlap is the best
foundation. but war shortages
make necessary the use of sub
stitutcs that are completely
satisfactory.
Try any strong, tough fabric
that can take il. Feed bags.
discarded awnings. sailcloth.
heavy unbleached muslin or a
material similar 10 canvas and
available in home furnishings
departments, are some Of the
fabrics that have substituted for
= rlap. and with GOOD effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Refrigerator Rolls

One and three-fourths cups
milk. 1 cup light corn syrup. 1
tablespoon salt, 2 teaspoons
shortening. 2 cakes compressed
yeast, n cup lukewarm water.
l teaspoon sugar, 2 beaten eggs,
8 cups enriched bread flour,
sifted before measuring.
Mix scalded milk, corn syrup.
salt and shortening together;
cool until lukewarm. Soften
yeast in lukewarm water, add
/ teaspoon sugar and stir into
first mixture. Add beaten eggs
and stir in 4 cups flour. then
beat thoroughly. Stir in remain
ing flour and mix thoroughly,
but il is not necessary TO knead.
Brush the top of dough with
melted butter, cover and store
in refrigerator until ready to
use.
To make cIoverleaf rolls. take
three pieces OF refrigerator
dough the size Of walnuts and
shape with CREASED fingers until
smooth and round. Place in
muffin tins, cover, then set in
warm place to rise until double
in bulk. Bake in a hot oven
400 degrees) for IS to 20 min
utpS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Too Busy 70 Marry

The career OF screen star
was the first spontaneous and
enthusiastic choice. An actress
is seen by more men, meets
many Of them and Is always AT
her best and most attractive,
argued her sponsors.
That's true, yet most ac-
tresses marry men in their own
profession, and some of the best
of them and most beautiful
either marry badly or don't
marry al all. They are too busy
and too much absorbed in being
good actresses.
Two young women voted for
the model and the chorus girl.
as the ones most likely TO sue
coed IN the matrimonial game.
And If you regard II as a
game" no doubt they were
right. Certainly. many of these
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Make Your
Own Rugs

WE HAVE a notion that the
w women who have discovered
the pride. JOY and satisfaction
of making things for the house
and for the family wardrobe
aren't going to give up this
habit when life becomes normal
again.
We saw some beautiful rugs
made by a woman who until
recent years had never done
much beyond sew on an occa-
sional snapper or button. She
found out that the old art of
rug making. among other crafts,
Is not reserved for skilled hands,
and she set to work to beautify
her home with rugs of her own
making.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Sewing Center

She discovered that even a
beginner. as she certainly was.
can reproduce. In appearance
and texture, the work of age
old sewing crafts. Tch as hand
hooking. tufting and knitting.
right on a modern sewing ma
chine with the aid of the han
dicraft guide attachment.
She went to one OF the sewing
centers that are equipped TO
give instructions 10 home sew
ers who want 10 reap harvest
of dividends from a few hanks
OF cotton yarn.
Yarn rugs OF all types can be
made easily. Cotton and wool
yarns make durable tufted rugs
with deep. luxurious pile. These
rugs are suitable for any mod
ern room especially in the
beautiful cream and off-white
shades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05

One cup dates. ! cup boiling
water, ] cup honey, 2 table
spoons shortening. i egg, l cup
nuts, Ia cups flour. u teaspoon
salt, 2 teaspoons baking pow
der.
Cut dates in small pieces.
Cook in boiling water until
done. Mix until thick. Cool.
Cream honey and shortening.
Add beaten egg and date mix-
ture and nuts. Sift together
dry ingredients and add. Bake
in moderate oven, 325 degrees,
for one hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05

Of ALL the careers. occupa-
" tons. jobs and professions.
which one offers a girl the best
and most attractive opportuni-
ties for marriage?
Lots of girls 60 into profess
sion or a business because they
love II and intend TO make a
life work of IL. whether they
marry or not. But far more of
them just take a job until
meaning until they get married.
The old idea that a successful
business woman is one who sue
ceeds in finding somebody 20
take her out OF IL" still exists.
Hence my very first question
should be OF vital interest TO
many girls about TO choose a
career. And / have asked sew
eral young women 10 give me
their opinions on the subject
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
AirpIane Hostess Next

Next to the trained nurse,
and right in her category, comes
the airplane hostess. She, too,
wears a snappy uniform, and
has the delightful job of making
people feel comfortable. She,
too, meets every type of man.
My third vote for a job or a
profession. with a good matri-
monial future is for that OF pri-
vate secretary. Even when a
private secretary doesn't
marry the boss" (which she
often does). she comes in con-
tact with many and all sorts of
people through him, including
all the men In the office.
Copyright. 1914. By King features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Orange Nut Breed

Two tablespoons shortening. 1
cup honey, / egg. Ia table
spoons grated orange rind. 2i1
cups flour, 2la teaspoons bak-
ing powder. II teaspoon soda. II
teaspoon salt, z cup orange
Juice. q cup chopped nuts.
Cream the fat and honey;
add the beaten egg. add orange
rind. Sift the dry ingredients
and add alternately with orange
Juice. Add chopped nuts. Bake
1T 325 degrees for / hour and
10 minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Serve


CABBAGE contains valuable
~ minerals and vitamins and
should be included frequently in
your menus. 1t is fairly inexpen-
sive which, in these days of high
prices. means a great deal. 1t
can be served in a variety of
ways.
Meat Balls Cabbage Potatoes
Mi1ed Vegetable Salad
Ice Cream
CooI-ies Ten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05

Take of wilted outside leaves
OF cabbage. cut in quarters and
remove core; then finely chop or
put through meat chopper. Melt
2 tablespoons butter or margar-
inc in hot heavy frying pan. add
/ tablespoon flour, stir until well
blended. then pour on gradually
] cup milk, stirring constantly.
Bring to boiling point and add
one-haf teaspoon salt, dash OF
pepper and cabbage. Mix well.
put over slow heat and cook
until cabbage Is tender, 40 to so
minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Homemade
Breads
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

TNHE tantalizing aroma OF
Il homemade bread turning
golden brown in the oven Ia
reason enough for baking at
home. Plain bread adds salts
faction to any meal and. too,
lends itself as an extender in
combinations with other foods
as bread and meat dumplings
or ground leftover roast we'll
seasoned and rolled in flaky
biscuit dough.
Fragrant rolls. mullins and
fluffy biscuits are among the
many favorites - so surprise
your family tonight by serving
tempting hot homemade bread.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Cole Slaw

3 cups finely shredded cab
bage
2 tablespoons sugar
II cup cream, sweet or sour
2 tablespoons vinegar.
Shred cabbage, combine sugar.
cream and vinegar, mix well and
pour over cabbage. Toss ingredi-
ents together lightly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
The Trained Nurse

But TO my way of thinking
the trained nurse has it all over
the foregoing beauties like a
tent, Given any sort of good
looks at all. q nurse Is a beau
tifui sight in her crisp uniform
and becoming cap.
She is especially beautiful to
the sick man when she appears
at his door in the morning,
bearing his breakfast and medi-
cine to ease his pain after the
long white night.
She is more than beautiful II,
she is sympathetic and gentle.
and anxious TO make him most
comfortable. The mere fact that
she wears a uniform makes her
more romantic and interesting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Positions With Best
Matrimonial Future
BY HELEN ROWLAND

have annexed wealthy hus-
bands and made fabulous
matches. And so have hat-check
girls and telephone operators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05

ERE pleasant game viii give you
every day numerical puzzle designed 70 spsn out
Count the letters In nrst name tae number
Of letters more subtract & me number es hea
Ths number start the left
and check Of key
night Then read The message the letters unoer
The checked figures give you il-S
csyysh 1914 b. Distributed BY KING vssssrss Ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05

Prices sssj.et to So Sales Tar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05

It's a classic, done in Glenwear's own indi-
vidual way broad-shouldered, cut for free
dom of movement Well shaped, open
throated collar. perky white buttons In ex-
eellent quality, smooth rayon crepe 81 to So.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BAsE-woopwARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05

0FUCHSIA! SWHITE!
0LIMEi PINK
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23

starSe, brate in sestre. Skoro
vsi so dobivali pisma cd donna
in sem jih neStetokrat zavidal.
Tudi JAZZ sem dobival pisma.
vendar so mi pomenila vedno
mani. Same vsakih par mese-
cev sem dobil pismo IL Svice in
takrat Sc mi je zdelo, da sem ga
dobil cd donna. Stavek, XII ga je
navadno pisal stric: ''Tvojim So
rodnikom gre dobro in tie po-
zdravljajo," sem prebral nestle
tokrat in 81 IL MEGA predstav-
ljal vse ostalo. Morda boste
sedaj imeli priliko, da mi piSete
in bonn neskoncno vessel, &c bonn
dobil Cd vas vse podrobnosti.
kako ste ziveli. V zaporu sem
incl prijatelja Ivana, tudi Stu
denta liz Ljubljane, S katerim
sva skupaj studirala, Sc spreha-
jala in igrala sab. z MIN sva Sc
veckrat pogovarjala tudi o Vas
in 0 Ameriki. zivljenje, XII ste
ga ziveli vi, Sc nam je zdelo
ravno nekaj nasprotnega, kot je
bio ono, XII smo ga ziveli mi.
Tudi ko je ~zatulila sirena, in so
prebivalci malega mesteca pre-
plaSeni bezali vsak v svoio Lux
MO, smo Sc mi veselo spogledali
in dejali: re zopet SO tu," &c
pa so zaceli lajati Sc topovi
nemskega DCA, smo rekli: mo
vendar Sc nekaj." Steli smo sre-
brne ptice in elm vec Jill je BIZ
10, tenn boljse. Zdelo Sc nam je,
da mascujejo vse nase trpljenje.
trpljenje vseh nash ljudi, XII 50
umirali pc taboriscih in jecah.
Kako Sc spominjam skupin
ameriskih letal, XII SO v grozdih
plula preko jasnega neba in
med katerimi so kakor blisk
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23

Ma polozaju IT,, s., IA.
Draga mama!
Ne VEN, ali je pismo, XII sem
ga pisal prejsnji mesec, prislo
do Vas. Vseeno Yam bonn pi-
sal cd casa do casa v upanju, da
DO emo cd Min vendar priroma-
10 do Vas.
&c pomis1im, da SO minula re
vec kot tri leta, Sc mi zdi kar
neverjetno, da sem Yam lahko
pisal Same enkrat med tenn ca
som. Pisal sem redno stricu v
Svici, cd katerega ste lahko do
bill novice. Pravzaprav ne VEN
cd takrat, ko ste odpotovali, mic,
razen nekaterih malenkosti, il
katerih sem sklepal vse ostalo.
Mislim, ola ste najbrz Sli " Anne
riko preko Soluna in Tihega
oceana. Kje ste bill 'potem v
Ameriki, pa nisem mogel pozne-
je mixer izvedeti, niti kako ste
ziveli pozneje. Seveda sem v
zaporu mnogokrat mislil ma Vas
in ma Vase dolgo pot, ma Vase
.zivljenje V tujini, XII je morale
biti "a en- del %prijetno, kljub te-
mu pa vendar tezko, ker ste BIZ
Ii tako dalec cd domovine.
Tezko 81 je predstavljati, kaj
SO pravzaprav vecerne ure V "a
poru. To je cd takrat, ko Sc "a
enc delati mrak, pa dokler ne
zaspis. Brati Sc ne da vec, in
tudi IL sosednjih cello Sc ne sill
81 vec govorjenja. Same mono
tona hoja tri korake naprej, tri
korake nazaj. Uro "a uro, do
kler Sc ne vlezeS spat. Takrat
rojijo cloveku pc CLAW najraz-
~licnejse misli, takrat je bill sko-
raj vsak donna in mislil ma svoi
dom, ma svojo druzino, ma svoje
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23

kliknila in omahnila z razpro-
strtimi rokami.
Poslednje rane nj preneslo
srce.
Zvonovi SO bill mogocno in
trdo, ko SO jo nesli mozje, kar
Jill je Sc bio il Cunjarjevega
rodu. Zopet so Sc zgrnili il vasi
oh Saw, izpod Golovca, z Barja,
da pokopljejo Zamejcevo hci.
Prvi "a krsto je stopal Rok,
med zadnjimi pa sta hodila Sve-
drac in Ales, XII je moral Sc tisti
dan pc smrti il hise. Andreja nj
bio. Pedal Sc je pred sodbo, ne
da hi Sc Sc enkrat ozrl v svojo
hiso. - Polozili SO jo v vrsto.
Ales je ostal dolgo ma grobu.
Zvecer nj vedel, kan. Svedrac
ga je naSel ter ga peljal v
krcmo.
Ko SO zapirali, ga je povabil:
"Ales, pojdi z menoj. Tvojega
oceta sem incl rad. PR meni
najdes streho, dokler Sc ne pre-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23
LOUIS ADAMIC v
RAZPRAVI O RASNIH
PROBLEMIH

ProSlo nedeljo Sc je Louis
Adamic udelezil razprave 0 pie
menskih problemih, XII je bila
oddajana pc radiu pod pokrovi-
teljstvom Chicago University
Round-Table. Poleg Adamica
SO Sc je udelezili trije professor
il omenjene universe. V soboto
Sc je Adamic udelezil seize San
sovega odbora, XII je trajala yes
dan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-23

prijetno je hoditi pc tel naSi de-
zeli, kjer tie v vsaki Hist sprei-
mejo kot dragega costa. DO
Der dan, mamica." bog daj, to-
varis, sedi in Sc pogrej!' IN Re
smo zbrani okoli peel ali ognji-
Sea in 81 pripovedujemo o ma
sih skupnih uspehih. In ljudje
p~oslusajo in pricakujejo boljsih
casov, katere 5 svojimi zrtvami
re sedaj sami ustvarjajo. In
skoraj vedno bi lahko koncali
pogovor tako kot pravi tovaris
William: "Hudo je, pa DO Re bolj-
Sc"
Rad bi ii povedal Sc o TOW.
Vilfanu. Spominjate Sc ga kot
odvetnika DIR. Vilfana IL Kra-
MIA. Tezko 81 ga predstavljate
kot vojaka. In tudi spoznali ga
ne bi: z brki, S titovko ma CLAW,
z b~rzostrelko ma rami, v unifor-
mi in zavezniskem vojaskem
plascu. Re v prejsnjem pismu
sem pisal ocetu, da je z zanima-
MEM poslusal njegove radijske
oddaje in ga V tenn znamenju
prisrcno pozdravlja.
JAZZ sem postal ma zunaj pra-
vi Tommy. Imam anglesko
uniformo in sem tudi nekoliko
drugacen, kot sem bill popreje.
Sem re skoraj tako pleSast
(brez zamere) kot je papa, pa
tudi sicer pravijo, da sem mu
boil podoben, nego sem mu bill
pref. Sedaj tehtam 80 ky in mi
slim, da je kar zadosti. &c mi
morete pisati, mi pisite ma ma
SLOW Borut Furlan... Ia sedai
mislim, v kaksnih ~okolScinah Sc
bono zopet videli in koliko 81
bono imeli povedati. Morda DO
to kaj kmalu, morda DO do kon-
ca tega leta. Ko DO konec, pra-
WHO pr mas ljudje, ne bono de-
lali teden dni nicesar, samo pra-
znovali in veselili Sc bono.
Mnogo beSkov tebi, moja ma
ma in tebi, papa, poljube Stasi
in Aljosi cd VaSega
Bobe.
Dragi Boris!
Hvala "a pozdrave, XII 81 mi
jih postal pc radiju. Borut je v
Slovenski Beneciji. Joza piSe,
da Sc je v delu izkazal in dobil
tezje naloge. Use tt pove mas
prijatelj Drago.
Maria.