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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
Tribute Paid Lloyd George

London, March N.-(UP)-Mes- sages of tribute poured in today for David Lloyd George, the doughty warrior who led Britain to victory in the first World War but lost a race with death before the Allies again could crush his arch foe Prussian militarism.
 The white-haired elder states man, twice prime minister of Great Britain, died in his sleep last night at his country home near Cricci- eth, Wales.
 He was 82, but he waged a gal" lant battle against death during the past five weeks apparently i'll hope of seeing victory over the Ger mans for the second time.
 Last New Years day he was giv- en the title of Earl of DWyfor. al- though history probably will remem- Der him best as David Lloyd George, the man who struggled 55 years for a strong Britain.
 The House of Commons was ad- iourned out of respect for the cider statesman. When it reassembles tomorrow Prime Minister Churchill and leaders of political parties will offer tributes. The speakers will include Lord Winterton, who suc- ceeds Lloyd George as the father Of commons, Laborite Arthur Green wood and Liberal Sir Percy Har- riS.
 At tiny Criccieth post office, ex- tra help was called in to handle the mass of sympathy messages.
 Field Marshal Jan c. Shuts, prime minister of the Union of South Africa, said in a tribute broad cast over BEG that "a very great figure has departed-one of the greatest"
 Shuts had ben very close to Lloyd George in the last war and said the former prime minister would be remembered for 'his pro | found humaneness. his brilliant versatility his sure intuition and his arduous spirit"
 He was in that war what Win ston Churchill is in this," Shuts said.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
BY CHARLES H. HERROLD

Washington, March 27-CUP) = Government seizure of the soft coal mines hinged today on how the pro- ducers and United Mine Workers react to a request for one month extension in their present contract.
 The existing contract expires ln four days and swift government ac- tion may come in the next "A hours if the answer on the extension ap- peal is unsatisfactory The 400.- GOO bituminous coal miners will vott tomorrow on whether they want to strike if their wage demands are not met.
 The request for 30-day contract extension was made yesterday by Fuel Administrator Harold L. IckeS. It came after the joint wage con- ference failed for the 22nd day of negotiations to reach agreement on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
Discharged Veteron Meets Deoth In Cor

Lancaster, Mass, March 27 --CU. P) - A discharged Army veterans was killed and two other Shirley youths were critically injured early today when their automobile smashed into a tree while they al- iegedly were attemptinw to out- distance a police car.
 The victim was identified as Ed ward Lubiancez. 22. Marine Private Lawrence R. Credit, p. recently re- turned from 27 months in the Paci' fic. was hospitalized at Lowell Gen eral hospital at Fort Devens while inc driver, Gerald Dorion. 2S. was held at Leominster hospital.
 Police said they signaled the youths to halt after noticing that fhe cars registration plate coincided With one belonging to . taxicab re rorted stolen in Leominster. when {he trio ignored the order to stop police gave chase.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
Aiken Offers COPS Advice

Washington, March 27 - (UP) - Sen. George D. Aiken R., Vt, warned the Republican party today that 1t must halt its backward looking attitude" if it wants to win another national election. .
 "The Republicans have Jop or about facing to do," he said. "lhe main body of voters who voted the Republican ticket last fall are out of sympathy with the policies eX- pressed by the Republicans most vocal national spokesmen.
 Aiken said there were signs oi increasing cleavage" between the right and left wing grounps Of both parties. This, he declared, will nave a noticeable effect on the l945 congressional elections and twill probably be decisive" in the l948 presidential contest. -
 He pointed to the Senate's 52 to 36 rejection of the nomination of Aubrey Williams as an example of the "csleavage." Aiken voted for the left-ofcenter New Dealer to be head of the req. Republicans and southern Democrats spearheaded the opposition.
 "There is unquestionably an in- creasing cleavage in this country between those who believe in full employment and plenty and those who believe in monopoly and scar city and control of our economic system by few" Aiken said. Wed be blind not to recognize that The United States. he said "is about in the middle of a fight which will continue for the next few years and will end with victory for those who believe in plenty"
 Aiken said that If Republicans and Democrats both put up re- actionary presidential candidates in l948, there probably will be a third ticket in the field. He said there alreday was a struggle With in the Republican party.
 Sen. Leverett Saltonstall, R., Mass, regarded as liberal Re- publican and mentioned as pos sible Republican presidential can didate in 1948, discounted Aiken's appeal for an about face in COP policy. He said 1t was impossible to predict the reactions of the voters in 1046 and l948.
 T have always had faith in the reactions of our people when they understand the facts and the facts are brought home to them" Sal tonstall said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
Clark, Discharged, Offered Commission

Ray" Clark, assistant tax collector of the city, has been notified he has been . conn missioned officer of the U. s. Navy since discharge from the Coast Guard.
 Ray received 2 letter yester- day notifing him that the Navy authorities in checking their files note that he was decreed eligible for Q commission as of July 1943". The local official had applied for the commission while a member of the Coast Guard and today's notice was the first that 1t has been con- sidered. Meanwhile last Mo- vember he was given a medical discharge from the Coast Guard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
COP Election Farley odoy
nv IY1,E e. WILSON

Washington. March 27.-(UP- The Republican national executive committee meets today to plan l946 election strategy in collaboration with COP members of Congress.
 The United Press was informed that party policy toward next months United Nations Security Conference was not listed for dis cussion. But the Republican oele- gates named by President RooSe' welt to help draft the security pact are expected to participate in today's discussions.
 Chairman Herbert BroWneu, Jr. meets with the executive commit te this morning. He and the ex- ecutiye committeeman join Repub- lican members of the House and Senate for supper at the Statler hotel. He is developing his cam paign headquarters organization with the idea that there should be a full year of preparation before the l946 campaign season begins.
 Former Sen. John A. Danaher. ol Connecticut. has just been named tc act as liaison between the nationa! committee and congress. Dananel will continue to practice law herf and in Connecticut. BrowneH an nounced today appointment of Ed win L. Bacher, of Washington, to bt his executive assistant. Bacnel will have administrative and moi policy making responsibilities. Johr Fitzgerald was named to head thu committees radio division.
 The Republicans have taker some classic lickings since theil luck began to turn in the l9S! congressional elections. After eacf Inf their more recent defeats they have been pretty confident that nex time they could turn the trick.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
BY BOYD D. LEWIS

Paris, March 27. (UP)- It. Gen. George s. Patton's slashing tank columns were reported halfway across Ger many today and closing fast on the Hessian City of Fulda, 198 miles southwest of Berlin and 90 miles beyond the Rhine.
 Racing through demoral- ized German resistance, Pat- tons American Third Army troops were riding rough shod through the heart of southwestern Germany u11- der a partial security black out that cloaked the exact progress of their foremost columns.
 But front reports said the Yanks were running far ahead of their aerial interference, and German miles of Fulda after 42-mile ad- vance northeastward from Franks furt.. .
 0,ondon press reports said the Third Army was near Wuerzburg. 36 miles southeast of Frankfurt. and a Blue network broadcast said the Tanks had plunged 25 miles be- yond Wuerzburg to within 35 miles of the NaN shrine city of Nuern- berg)
 (The radio report said Allied five CTS had sighted aPtton's tanks speeding down the main highway toward Nuremberg. which lies only 30 miles west of the old Czechoslo- yak border and 15O miles northwest of Adolf Hitler's mountain hideway at Berchtesgaden.
 Chaotic Opposition It. Gen. Courtney H. HodgeS American First Army on Patton's north flank was sweeping eastward almost as fast as the Third Army against equally-chaotic enemy op- (Continued on Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
BuenOs Aires, March 27 - UP) The Argentine government has declared war on the Axis, it was an- nOunced officially today.

Paris, March 27-(UP)- The German retreat from the Rhine broke into a chaotic rout along a 250-mile front from Karlsruhe to the Dutch border today. Nazi troops were reported in headlong flight as far as 90 miles east of the river and Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower said the Allies have won a complete and crushing victory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
Sub AIbocore And 65 In Crew Lost

Washington, March 27 - (U.P)- The Navy today announced loss of the Submarine Albacore with It's crew of more than 65 men.
 This raised the total of American submarines lost from all causes in this war to 41.
 The Navy did not disclose where the Albacore was lost but 1t was presumed to be in the Pacific.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
Patton's Tank Columns Closing Fast On Hessian City Of Fulda,
 198 Miles Southwest Of Berlin
BULLETIN

London. March H-(UPl = Front dispatches said today that Field Marshal Sir Bernard L. Montgomery's 21st Army groups has begun the "breakOut" from it's Rhine bridgehead on the northern flank of the Ruhr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
War Bulletins

Paris, March 27-UP)- Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower said today that unconditional surrender will be imposed upon and not negotiated with Germany.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-27
BULLETIN

Paris, March 27.-UP)-Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower said today that the German army In the west has been defeated but that it may try to reform on . new front closer to Berlin.
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Home, Final Edition Late Sport News Late NeuUs Flashes
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

In The Secret PdSSdgeiCdy Lay a
Skeleton, the FIcShIeSS Fingers
!StiH Gripping Il Roll OF Cmnras.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
almost S50O,000


Kilmainham Castle where this
amazing discovery occurred, was built in
1879 by Sir Christopher Wren, the architect
of St Pauls Cathedral and other famous
English buildings Originally designed as an
asylum for aged and disabled soldiers il was
later used prison and eventually became the
ancestral home of several highranking families.
Finally it fell into decay and virtually de-
serted until couple of decades ago when work
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

In one bony hand the skeleton clutchcd
longlost masterpiece. 1t was portrait of Lord
Nelson's sweetheart, the beautiful but wayward
Iady Hamilton. If its value had been great
then as it is now more than a century later, poor
Lady Hamilton needn't have died in poverty in
a squalid boarding house
And if Pat Mccarthy had realized its worth,
Barney Finnegan, a Dublin saloonkeeper, wouldn't
have acquired for so cents cracked, discolored
canvas for which he recently refused to take
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
LONDON.

startled man in all ireland than
4 Patrick Mccarthy when, after rip
ping away dccaying panel in ancient
and historic Kilmainham Castle, he en-
countered a skeleton lccring at him
from the dusty floor of a secret pas
SarnWaV he bad uncnNprnd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23

IL b 7
Ekspresni vlak drvi skozi "a
snezene dollne, mad lkaterimi Vi
se tezki ohlaki. Tenino crne jel-
ke, tef1na jAzera : ledenin OBJ
rezjem ,jate vran. in krokarjev,
ztntzujoci uradniki, ki cepetajo
3 fiogan1i po snegu ii ki jim sill
sopara il ust. In VISA kolesa ina
70 isto pesefn III pojejo nepresta-
no. .Zveneca okna in stokajoci
sunki vetra, XII zaganja svoja
krila vanje, vsi poznajo besede
in jih ponavljajo ktiezu, XII sedi
v svojem oddelku kakor v zapo-
ri. Kakor celica v kaznilnici je
Ia oddelek, In zdaj Sc vozi ze ce-
10 veenost, kar je skocil vanj v
Berlinu, ko Sc je vlak ze skoraj
premikal. v obraz SO mu strme-
lie besede il visnjeve, zapecatene
.brzojavke, XII 10 je dobil takrat,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23

presenecenc, kako be rnala soba
polni . razt1imi predmeti, ki bi u
dale prav 8 pridom uporabiti
kdaj ali p ob drugih prilozno-
stih.
Knez Sc skrbno opravi in dok-
tor Sc kar cudi. Ali hoce zavleGi
trenutek snidenja, ali pa sc ne
sme nih6e priblizati mladi kra-
ljici brez skrbne priprave?
Knezu podA svoje sporoeilo, XII
ga ,je pref skrbno priprayil $ tai
MIN svetnikom.
Da,-sele predvcerajsnjim 30
ga poklicali k princesi. Dobil jo
je zelo slabotno, zlasti srce il je
le malo utripalo. Tudi premalo
hranjena je bila. Kaksne organ
ske bolezni nj mogel odkriti. Sa-
mo veliko slabost srca.
(Ddlje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23

ko De je hotel $ kneznjo odpe-
|ljati ma pies angleskem posla-
nistvu. ze ko je zviti papir pri-
jel v roko, Sc rnu je zdelo, da se
" MEM skriva bodalo. Sc preden
ga je odprl In to1iko brzoj ojavk
dobiva. Kneznja nu rece:
"Ali se mora to takoj zgodi-
|tig"
Brez besed j pomoli brzojav-
ko.
''zelo bolna sem in te prosim,
ljubi oce, da prides k rneni. Ro-
zamarija."
Kneznja:: 20, kako neprijet-
no! Ali je res tako hudo? Potem
bi bila vendar gospodicna Gran
gerjeva brzojavila. Morda je sa-
mo posledica meme domisljije? !?
Mislim, da bi bilo najbolje, &c bi
takoj brzojavila gospodicni
Grangerjevi in jo prosila "a ma
daljna pojasnila. Sal mi je Gran
gerjeva Sc danes pisala, da della
Rozamarija prav vneto nekak-
Sen prt. In, sal yes, S kom sc mo-
rava nocoj dobiti, in koliko je cd
tega odvisno."
Knez ze dolgo ne poslusa vec;
liz sobe plane in kneznja slisi, ka-
ko klice svojemu lovcu, maj mu
|prinese vozni red. Tedaj zleze
kneznja v svoji obleki, posejani
z briljanti, v kocijo, Trenutek Sc
caka, toda mraz veje v kotijo, =
cato pomigne lakaju, maj vrata
zapre in voz Sc odpelje.
Knez Sc je pobrigal potem sa-
mo Sc "a to, da je ujel vecerni
ekspres, in zdaj Sc pelje proti
jugu in besede ga spremljajo. In
Sc emo noe Sc DO vozil, zmerom
med istimi stenami, maj re hiti
vlak skozi ledene zimske pusca-
We ali oh morju mimo palm. Kaj
Sc lahko zgodi v eni uri-kaj v
tenn dolgem casu? Oh, kako Sc
spet zbujajo start strahovi. In
to, kar ju je locilo v zadnjem
casu, Sc je umaknilo, in zdaj Sc
mu zdi, kakor bi bilo prav to Sc
mlj prikleknilo otroka ma njego-
vo srce. &c mu je storil krivico?
Ne, tega nj storil. In spet Sc
oglase besede.
In zdaj bledi ze poslednje ju-
tro mad tujin, divjin1 morjem.
Il MEGA Sc dvigajo rumene, 60
le, raztrgane skale. Knez hodi
po svojen oddelku sem in TIA
kakor nemirna, ujeta zival. Zdaj
postaja, visoke, cd jutra sive
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23

paine, sinji lesket ob vodi. III
Is brauneska uniforma.
Ne, sal mu vendar ne bodo po-
slali moza ! l1ajhnjsiin sporoci-
lom naproti. 10 inu IA nioc, Ia
izstopi. Kakor bi bill stopil Il
ladje, tako Sc mu zdi, ko sc "a
nbljejo tia pod MIN.
Sluzabnik ina cello majhno pi-
sfno.
''Pozdravljam te, ljubi oce!
.'Tvoja fvalezna Rozarnarija. =
Knezu nj treba vprasevati slu-
zabnika. Pisemce mu pove do
volj. Pri obeh levin ga pricakuje
doktor, nekoliko nervozen. Vidi
se n1u, da nj spal.
Ali sr1em videti svojo heer?''
"Seveda, visokost."
"Prosiln, spremite me, ker Sc
moran pref se preobleci."
ia kneza je pripravljena po-
sebna soba.
sluga, XII ga je knez privedel s
seboj, je nabral IL kovcegov vse
mogoce stvari, in doktor gleda
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
OpOniIli glede raci-
joniranja

Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe In mlelko
Rdece znamke Y-5 in rs, in
Az do U-2 SO veljavne vsaka
"a 10 pointov.
Procesirana jedila
Modre znamke H-2 do CO
50 veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov.
Sladlor
Sladkorna znamka Stew. 36 "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
do 2. junija. Znamka st. SO je
veljavna do 81. augusta.
Kurilno ole
znamke Stew. /, 2, 8, 4 III 5,
80 sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
Cevlii
Zhainke 1t. !, 2 ii 3 i xrako-
plovom Y knjixici 81. 3 50 ve-
ljevne do prellica.
01solin
\ Znamka A-15 je veljavna
n stiti galone sasolina do n.
junija. znamke B-8, B-7, CO III
CT "a yeiiayne syuaka n n6t
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23

1akO az ste bill takU plas'
III !? Tega vendar pr vas nisen
vAjen 4?
'sISer imam taksen gobec. Ne,
sospod tA5s1i svetnik, he pozna-
te me Ne prav. - v .meni spi po-
hi1hpst. Princes tudi nisern va
jen. Praksa me nj se nikoli XII.
ealA IA evropske vladarske dvo-
Ire, zelo sem bill po !doktora-
til presenecen, ko sem ugotovil,
IA 80 wa IA mesta ze davno "a
sedena. Toda to nj mic. ce SO Vi
soke dame bolne, so pac bolne.
Le to je, da je v nekaterih hi
sab vse razkosnejse, drugod pa
preprosto."
"Oh, nikari ne prihajajte 8
TEN. =
"Veseli me, da mi oporekate,
gospUd tajni svetnik, in v tisini
svoje duse mislim tudi JAZZ pray
tako. samo elovek ne spe zme-
rom govoriti, kar misli Prin-
cesa je kaikor kraljica. ALI je
mar dolocena "a kraliico 2"
'.Ne1noguce ni.'
"Torej. - zato mora biti
vekidar iekaj razlike med veil
ca11stvorn il krneckim simon. Ali.
mislite, ia JAZZ kdaj to pozabirn !?
zelo slabotna je, sal se gla-
We ne more dvigniti, - in mo-
raj sem 10 rnuciti. Vedla Sc ie
kraljevsko. Nikoli v zivlieniu ii
nisern 1inogel misliti, kaksne
naorajo bid kraljice v taksnem
polozajli. Toda zdaj VEN - TAX
sne 50 kraljice. Dolgi grof, -
ta se zna vesti! Ali ste videli, ka-
ko il je pustil prosto voljo, ko
bi bila 1norala vzeti zdravilo, in
kako il je prigovarjal, da il ga
nj treba vzeti, &c ga noce :. - f.
"Nedavno Sc mi je zdelo to.
Mislil sem, da ne We, koliko je
odvisno cd tega, &c zdravilo wa
me ali ne."
"Samo njegovih oci niste vi
deli. Slucaj1o sem ujel njegov.
pogled. Cisto razlocno-vsaj "a
njo-so govorile: Sal yes, kaj
tt je treba storiti, .toda vedeti
moras tudi, da Sc lahko svobod-
no odlocis'."
I'm prav s to svobodno odlo-
citvijo pripravimo lepa in velika
srca ma njihovo dolznost,' je de-
jail tajni svetnik. "In zdaj bodite
pozdravljeni, gospod doktor. Mi
slim, da Sc znate ze prav dobro
vesti vprico princes"
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s X
Ne. TakSne vecerne ure, ko
Sc clovek cedalje bolj oddalju-
je Cd svojega vsakdanjesa de-
10 in ko mu sega vse se globlje
Y duso, ne bi rad ertal IL svoje-
ga zivljenja. Sal je nemogoce,
da ne bi clovek vzljubil te drpb-
ne, trepetajoce duse. Sc riikoli
nisem videl tako plehenitega de-
kleta. Upam, da me razumete.
V vsakein stanu 50 plemenite
duse, - pri tenn pa moran Sc
veda reci, da N E a 1nodernim
ljudstvom, XII Sc potika brez do
ma po 1nestih, se nisem nasel
nobene. Toda tu' 30 pac mole
izkusnje omenjene in morda Sc
mi nj dovolj globoko posrecilo
odkriti miselnost teh ljudi. Sla-
bo bi bilo "a mas nanod, &c bi to
drzalo, - toda to je spet nekaj
drugega. Princesa i. njeni 81
now bodo dobri, mocni po dust.
Ia njen obcutek "a cast, XII je
ia dekle kar nenavaden! Sal
menda ne gre "a to, kar imenu-
jemo tudi deklisko east?"
Cast, gospod tajni svetnik,
je zelisce, XII je preraslo Memo
najglobljo izbico srca. z enaj-
stim letom je ze dala casino be-
sedo. Nihce nj vedel, kako je
prisla do tega izraza. Meme
vzgojiteljice MISC bile taksne,
da bi bile znale razvijati duso.
Sano dresirale so jo.'
ITO je treba vedeti, gospod
grof. Veseli me, da ste umetnik.
Videl sem to v vasih oceh - ta-
koj, toda 11isern vedel, ali tudi
zivite "a umetnost."
"Skoraj vsem svojim srcerl.
Samo majhen koticek sem ohra-
nil "a svoj dom. Pogosto je v
nnojenn srcu lastal zelo bolec
spopad dolznosti. - Zdaj pa po-
stajata oba della srca spet prija-
telja." j
''Kako me to veseli, gospod
grof Vase oci -. Bog bla-
goslovi vase .oti! j. I.
DVAJSErO POGLAVJE
o kraljicah
Zdravnik in gospod tajni svet-
mix sta sedela pri skupnem zaj-I
trku v lmalem hotelu oh obali.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
Du5i ica Roz ozdnau1ija;
lsykTyl1cA d MIN NOnEc,
AdA,i euAlhsr
Poslove1,il Boris Rihteryic
Poslovenn Boris Rihteryic

y ID ASAA4tC1 01G
sarna sta bi1a. nrtigi gostje y
MISC prisi, ali pa 50 " pojed1.
Sano francoski natakar je ho-
tlil med miami. Zunaj se fe
svetlikal Flat sol i,a sinjih valo-
vih.
mic drugega nisem pricako-
val, ljuh doktor. Princesa je Y
|najboljsih rokah in Sc sama ze-
10 trudi', je zacel professor. 4
Zdravnik 81 je ubil jajce.
"Kar Sc tiee zdravljenja, ste
pac se zacetnik, gospod tajni
svetnik."
"Racunati morate tudi z vo-
ljo, 2 dusevnim razpolozenjem.
"Knez je ze brzojavil, da pri-
de-"
"Oh, &c bi bill poklicali se
Aquilija? Kako lepo bi ta lah-
,ko govoril z njenim ocetom."
Mladi doktor sc je v mislih
priklonil pred knezor1.
"Vse kaze najbolje, visokost.
zdaj je samo Sc vprasanje ca
sa, kdaj sc DO princesa pozdra-
villa. - Gospod tajni svetnik, vi
ste tako spretni, da bi mi lahko
odvzeli to delo." ... Z
"Kdaj pa utegne priti knez?"
"Cez Stir in dvajset ur."
"Ai Sc je Anglezinja ze kaj
pokazala?"
"Da, ko je prisla il cerkve.
Princesa je rekla, maj jo pusti-
mo pri miru. Prisluskoval sem
pri vratih, ko sta se pogovarja-
Ii. Cash je pat treba tudi pri-.
sluskovati /. Miss je trdila, da
najde sar11o se v veii tolazbo "a
radi nenadne :. "
"Nenadne je dober israz."
bolezni princese. In Cla
je vec kakor vsi zdravniki vred-
no to, ce oi1a moli in kieci
Kleeanje sem razloeno slisal. Tu-
di ona Sc mi zdi potrebna zdrav-.
nika. Sumil bi skoraj, da ina
nekaj, kar smo imenovali v Tu-
bingenu 'kriceco bedo' -"
"In s tenn boste najbrz zade-
Ii resnico. q MO sc ne da mic ma
praviti."
''Gospod tajni svetnik," je
vzkliknil doktor i i1enadno vne-
mo. "ce ne bi bil incl yasl zelo
hvaleken sem valn. In princesa
veruje v vas. Prijatelja, XII je
prisel takp skrivnostno kakor
IL breEna, bi j tudi predpisal
vsako uro. Izprva sem ze mi
sill, da je kaksna ljubezenska
zgodba in da bo postala stvar
zelo dran1aticna Prefnisljal
sem ze: 'cetrto dejanje, peti pri-
zor:: prihod jeznega oceta: Tu.
vas dobim, gospod! o tenn Sc bo-
va pozneje polnenila.' - Odlocil
sem Sc ze, da bonn v tenn prime
ru odlozil vse ma gospoda pro-
fesofja teologije, tajnega svet-j
nika Schwarzena. Sal nisem JAZZ
postavil svetilke med oba le-
va!
I'm zdaj ste nenda uvideli, da
nj nikaksna ljubezenska zgod-
ba 2"
&c je, potera je sa1no emo
stranska. /"
Stare prijateljstvo je.'
'Grof vendAr u nj starr
"Tola princesa je selo MIA
yla. =
"Reei moran, da 10 Eiaa i1ego-
vati. SallAeinti sebi sem " sdel
vprito nigga kakpr nstuda. Z
..sassaS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23

Among the simplest dresses to sew
for summer days Is this bare-mid-
riff costume. You love the white cap
sleeve bodice and deep purple skirt
with an animated ruffle. In sewing
for summer, You add more money
to your War Bond savings. Patterns
at local stores. U. S. Treasury Department
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
DVAJSETO POGLAVJE
O kraljicah .

Zdravnik in gospod tajni svet-
mix sta sedela pri skupnem zaj-
trku v malem hotelu oh obali.