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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
Borough Bowling

Naugatuck, Sept. 20-The Ladies Twilight bowling league at the YNGCA of Naugatuck is being form ed and will start Tuesday, Oct. 2nd, at 6:l5 o'clock. All women wishing to bowl in this league are asked to phone Fritz Klambt, 2425 at the Y this week so that teams and sched- ules may be ready on the 22nd.
 Anna Nolde was selected to be chairman of the Twilight league and the committee will be; Anna Nolde, Evelyn Klambt, and Mary Sodlosky. The ladies that have signed to date are: Blanche Sundberg, Mary Gam ble, Florence Swirski, Lucille Curtin, Evelyn Fredericks, Emma John, Gene Waskowicz. Marie Long. Anna Bowling, Hannah Murphy, Elizabeth Korninsky, Lillian Tourangeau, Mary Sodlosky, Anna Nolde, Evelyn Klambt, Lillian Floss, Iva Monahan, Jane Bonitempo.
 The ladies will take gym class work after bowling, if desired which will start at 800 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
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Dissa and D0to

Savin Rocks Phil Casman, the able and friendly basketball official who Is known in almost every town and city of Connecticut where the hoop sport is played; is going Broadway. Real estate rumors from the Elm City insist that the popu- lar Phtl and his partner have rented a concession stand at Broadway and 47th streets, NYC for the sale of steer beef in sandwich form to be known as the Great White Way" .. Hope he makes million. State athletic commissioner Billy Prince made another hit locally, when he re-appointed deputy sheriff Frank Brickel, Q Democrat, as Waterbury boxing inspector. Frank has been on the job more than ten years to date. If 1t ever gets to court, which is doubtful, the Willie Ketchum vs Uncle Mike Jacobs lawsuit ought to make 8 column or two for Dan Parker's NY Mirror and NEW Wa. terbury Democrat columns. Jacobs "suspended" Ketchun from his pre- ferred list of fight managers, be- cause Willie, whose correct name IS Friedland, allowed his fighter to go in the MISC main bout WITH BAD HANDS last Friday against Willie Joyce, Gary, Indiana Negro who beited Danny out. Ketchuln counters with the statement that Bartfield was kayoed physically by pr. Walk. or statA athletic commission phys sician.
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 State athletic commissioner Billy Prince of Bridgeport, through his secretary, John (Toddo) Healey of Waterbury sent word this morning that pr. Joseph E. Slavin has been reappoirted state commission boxing physician, which is what many Of us have been hoping for. Everyone from Villanova classmates to 16 year old amateur boxers will be happy to hear that "Sal" as he was known in his football days, Is "sttll doing business at the same old stand" as far as boxing is concerned, for there is not a more popular, or more come potent physician on the state com" missions list. Just another indica- ton that the new commissioner is a "prince" in actions as well as in name Recommended for your eyesight: the story on Waterburys Johnny Spillane, former local base~ ball player, in the October COROsl NET. written by W. R. Micka and titled "The Sixth Grenade" New Departure Bristol will entertain the states sportswriters at luncheon at Chipanee golf club, before the N. Y. Yankee e-Savitt Gems game. Ocs tober 18th. Henry Brophy and Bill Garrett are making arrangements, and for that pair who would stay away?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
Women'S s |. R. A.
 Bowling Tonight

The Women IRA. Bowling League will go into its third week of play tonight with matches start ing at 2 p. m. at Sena's alleys. Florence Reynolds of Scovill ERA now leads the league for individual high singles with a score of l43, displacing Gerry Magee of Oakville Pin Go. who last week rolled e l42. Miss Magee still holds top honors in the three game total with 372. Tn team standings Scovill ERA and Waterbury Mfg. Go. lead the league, each with six wins and no losses.
 Schedule For Tonight
 Chase Metal vs. French Mfg O.; U. s. Rubber vs. Waterbury Co.'S. !; Benrus Watch Co. vs. FarTel F'oCn- dry; Waterbury Mfg. vs. Chase; U. s. Time vs. Scovill Mfg; Oak vile Pin vs. Eyelet Speciality.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
Boston Yonks Top Giants 14-3

Boston, Sept. 20-(UP)-The Bos- ton Tanks ral. through some "raz- gle dazzle" plays today in prepar- ation for their opening national professional league tilt with the Pittsburgh steelers Monday at Fem way Park. Because of rain. the Tanks were forced to rely on a straight away attack in their exhibition game with the New York Giants which they won i4-3. However, Coach Herb Kopp promises to open up his offense against the Steelers, with Johnny Grigas. Prank Sachse and Scotty Gudmundson throwing the passes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
Tigers And Cubs Do
 'DOrnndO Finish "Act
By DAN PARKER

DoEANDo had been twins in the 1909 Olympic marathon prevew of the lS4S major league
 will be recalled by t5o'1 who & were around time of . stormy controversy
 As staggered sheppads pes the final lap of the grind he Sppsss to be the only survivor the finish line the Italian suddenly bled in heap push the direction of his goal but again he collapsed Once the
 It was reported they picked up of them gave h in & the form of I shot from 0. sSvS test the needle story must remain forever apccypha needIsd merely nudgsd DoEando ooudnt make between them and literally carry Johnny & R
 M race % Aen % contneent as declared tSe winner the next alliances.
 % they wobe down the stretch with the scane of leads pokd their into picture Senators today tomorrow easing they can't summon up enough reserve strength to finish under their own power themselves however remaining games sger Steve oe and Charley Gm the Tigers and the Cubs fortunately them their ToOters any them Lord duck than Dorando that the shepprds
 BECAUSE DANNY BARTF1ED was passed fit to fight in last Friday nights main bout at the Garden although having broken dukes of both Tony Johnny Fridays @ W % S s'e s snen Ssns nfS G m @ e @ Friday nights renewal of this endless serial the Frankie arDo heavily gambling holding close to the vest as usual.
 WITH MANY vital things wrong with boxing, I Boxing Writers Association working itself into sican ather Eddie Eagan point system The Alpha the point system debate that under the tor Wisconsin, system dumb incompetent dishonest other system of scoring So what point there to the debate?
 mount Monday Eddie Arcaro fined $50 pusyfoong that they think Eddie didn't to win with his finish BetheCa after appearing the approached finish player threw game punished with justified calling itself the Kings speaking mission improve the breed Jockey the turf More than the average jockey public his best performance all times young jockeys But what kind inspiration would budding young from performance the racing ing that Halle command eased in the final yard that the young jockeys follow riding heavily million dollars bet this money will compensated that ovconfdence failing persev fined $50.
 NOTE THAT Willie Ketchum the manager who sneaked fighter the Garden customers Friday night Promoter Mike definition giving statement about him after the ideal of this would Ketchum other with each winning verdict and then being sued successfully by the suckers who taken by the snide deal
 Copyright 1945. King Features syndiCate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
Meriden Horse Show

Meriden, Sept. 2l-TopnotcherS oi New England and nearby states are entered in the Cherry Hill Driving clubs classy horse show set for Sunday, Sept. 30, at the clubs splen- did grounds on Gravel street.
 Reverie Rex, five-gaited cham pion; Magic Luck, sensational hunt CT; Captain Molzac, Rhett Butler, Maryland's Mischief Maker, Esca- nade and other famous entries are listed to compete.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
SchnitzeI Leads |. K. A. Pin Loop

The IRA. Major Division of the Mems Bowling league will 90 into it's third week of bowling at g p. m. tonight at Mattatuck alleys. schnit- gel, of Plume & Atwoods has gone into first place for league honors with high single of l77 and high triple of 3e7 forcing out Dunn of Chase who was holding top honors with a 167 high single and 3s4 high triple. American Metal Hose, and Chase Metal lead the league in team standings with 5 wins and l loss each.
 Tonights Schedule
 Plume & Atwoods vs. American Brass; U. S. Time vs. Metal Hose; Scovill ERA vs. Scovill (Waterville) i; Mattatllck vs. Chase.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
SOUTHWEST

Texas Christian over KansaS-My, what fast frogs grow in Texas.
 Texas over BergStrom AAF-Ho hum!
 Texas Aggies over Ellington Field Hello there, stranger.
 Arkansas over Barksdale Field No field Is safe from Ra1orbacks.
 Tulsa over Wichita-You have to be an expert to do this.
 Also Baylor over Yves Texas, Rice over Corpus Christi, Southern Meth odist over Blackland AAF, Texas Tech over Southwest Texas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
Pigeons Play in
 Red Sox. As Come

Boston, Sept. 20-(UP)-The Bos- ton Red Sox and Philadelphia Ath- letics had open season yesterday on Fenway's Parks Pigeons.
 First, center fielder Tom Mcbride of the Sox mistook a bird for Sam Chapman's fly ball, and chased it clear to left field while the horse- hide landed safely foI a double.
 Then, right fielder Hal Peck oi the As picked tip Skeeter Newsome's $ two-bagger and threw it toward the infield. knocking down 6 pigeon in flight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
Nougotuck Women BoWIeTs Set fo Go

Naugatuck, Sept. 20-The bowling leagues conducted by the y.M.C.A. Women's Auxiliary will start on Tuesday. October 2, according to Mrs. Adolph Kazemekas, chairman. There are two leagues--a Tuesday afternoon and Thursday afternoon league.
 The Committee in charge of the l04S.l046 bowling season are: Mrs. Adolph Kazemekas, Mrs. Wall ter Miller, Mrs. Alfred Hermonat, Mrs. Lewis Johnson and Mrs. George Lewis.
 Schedules and team rosters are being mailed to each participant within a day or two.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
SOUTH

Mississippi over Kentucky-Squall' expected.
 Duke over South Carolina-Says the duchess.
 Georgia over Kentucky TeacherS- Much tougher than appears.
 Auburn over Howard-Wanted An adding machine.
 North Carolina State over Rich mond-Wolfpack seeks meat.
 Also Virginia over Coast Guard Florida over Camp Banding, Vir- ginia Military over Emory Henry Maryland over Ft. Monroe, Clemson over Presbyterian.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
MIDWEST

Michigan over Indiana But Hoosier hotshots will be dangerous.
 Great Lakes over Wisconsin Young Badgers claws not sharp yet.
 Purdue over Marquette-New pot of TT" not steeped yet.
 Illinois over Pittsburgh -ekiYning the ov cat.
 Minnesota over MisSouri-Wel. come, Bernie. . 4..
 Northwestern over Iowa State But don't tap baby'S bank to bet.
 Also Cincinnati over Denison, Cor nell over Dubuque, Baldwin Wal lace over Case, Miami over Bowling Green, Western Michigan over Alma.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
Probable Pitchers
 (By Unitsd Pressl
ANTnnICAN LRAnrrn

York (Phge 4.2).
 PhiiadeIphia (Blaek S-s) at Bos- ton (Hehn 3.e).
 Detroit (Benton I3.s) at cieve- land (Reynolds l6.ii).
 (Only games scheduled).
 NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago (Prim lS-7) at St. Louie tBrecheen t3-sl night game. Boston Hogan 6-ii) at Brooklyn (Bfanca 3-el.
 Inniy Gariaa scheduladl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20

West Haven Sailor infleIder, recently returned from the AAABA tournament at Harris burg where he played with the Tribune A. c. entry; will be seen at shortstop or second base Sat- urday night when the Sailors and Brasscos meet for the third time, under lights at the Municipal Stadium.
 It will be "Jimmy Griffin Night" the popular and able Outflelder to be honOred by local fans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
WESLEYAN

Middletown, Conn, Sept. 20-(UP) --Wesleyan Coach Norm Daniels today put his team through light practice in preparation for Satur- day opener against Middlebury.
 The Wesleyan eleven, the first Cardinal team since 1942, concen- trated on operations to be used against Middlebury's TT" formation and single wingback. Middlebury, defeated last week by Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, 1926, was con- ceded an edge in weight at the mid- dle of the line and an advantage in having five lettermen as starters.
 Cardinal hackfield Coach Johnny Wood, who secuted the Middlebury game last week, maintains, however, that this weeks game will be- an even one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20

 College Football
YALE

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 20-(UP) --Yale's football team today review cd offensive maneuvers in its '"T"' formation, with backfleld candidates concentrating on ball handling as the team prepared for its first game of the season Q week from Saturday against Tufts.
 During the practice sessions, van- dy Kirk, an 1s-year-old reserve halfback, turned in some thudding blocks and some fine runs. Last year, Kirk saw duty at both halfback posts.
 The Ellis were to meet the New London sub base squad in a sup- ervised scrimmage this weekend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
(Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) By JACK CUDDY

(Un1ted Press Stan C0ETeSpOndentJ New York, Sept. 20.-(UP)-Pick- ing the football winners-S-maybe
 FAR WEST
 Southern California over UCLA- TrojanS start toward Rose Bowl. st. Mary's over California-Just a Gaelic hunch.
 Fleet City over Second Air Force Our waitress likes bluejackets. It. Warren over Colorado-We're Warrening you. (Tsk! TskO Denver over Colorado college Good backfield on the loose.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
COAST GUARD

New London, Conn, Sept. 20- (UP)-The Coast Guard Academy eleven today was practicing for its second contest of the year this Sat- urday against University of Virginia ct Charlottesville. Last weeks de- feat by Tufts did lot to squelch the over-confidence which played a part in the defeat. Other factors in last weeks downfall, lack of prac- tice and lack of experienced back sa7i1 sssiH players, were being eoiahatted by Coach Johnnie Merriman through longer practice periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
n. U. FOOTBALL

Boston, Sept. 30-(UPl Varsity football win be resumed at Boston University this season after a two- year layoff. and games already have been scheduled with Tufts and Har- ward.
 Athletic Director John Harmon announced that the university will play Tufts ct Medford ca Oct, 20. and Harvard ct Cambridge on Nov. 1t. Other games are pending. Candl- dates will report Monday Co acting head Coach Bob AeKelpey, former ita.hman grid mentor pho vil flll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
(HOW mY' ZSIAND.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
KaaferdnYIn Raaml

YeBteFday'g ReBultH Brooklyn 5, New York 4 Chicago 1, St. Louis 1 Boston {, Philadelphia o (Only games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
Rarons Leod

Hartford, Conn, Sept, 20-(UP)-- The Wilkes-Barre Barons defeated the local Eastern League club 6-S In the fifth playoff game between the clubs here last night. The Barons now lead thEee games to two, with the sixth playoff to be in Wilkes Barre tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
EAST

Cornell over Syracuse This orange isn't naval, but Cut Cornell Is.
 Bucknell over Villanova-The Isle of Capri has no beaches.
 RPI over Worcester-No sauce.
 Scranton over Lockhaven-Or Chick Feldman will be disapernted.
 West Virginia over Otterbeir-We otter been psychoanaly2ed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
ya~4arAav,~ uasul1s

YeSteFdNy'a Results St. Louis 6, New York (1st, 10 innings)
 St. Louis {, New York (2nd, 10 innings)
 Cleveland 2, Detroit o Boston II, Philadelphia 10 (1st) Boston 3, Philadelphia 0 (2nd) (Only games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit-At Cleveland: Sept. 20. St. Louis-22, 23. Cleveland-25, 26. At St. Louis-29, 30.
 Washington-At New York: Sept. 20. 2l. At Philadelphia--23. 23 @.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20

Games Today n Washington at Yankee Stadium (2:30) Detroit at Cleveland Philadelphia at Boston (Only games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
This Sporting World
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

Pome . Those Tigers and Cubs are leading
 the races; While the Cards and the Senators
 breathe on their neck; If the Cards edge the Cubs for the
 Series next month, Would you say that they used c
 COLD DECK?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20

Remaining Gamess
 NATIONAL LEAGUE
 Chicago At St. Louis: Sept. 20, Pittsburgh-22, 23 (2). St. Louis 25, 26. At Cincinnati-27, 2s. At Pittsburgh-30.
 St. Louis-Chicago Sept. 20. Cin- elnnat!-22, 2s. At Ch!essc-2S, 2e. At Pittsburgh-27. At Cincinnati-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
Fight Results
(By United Press)

Pittsburgh-Sammy Angott, i40. Washington, Pa, stopped Ike Will Hams, is6, Trenton, N. J., (6).
 New York (oueensboro Arena)-- Andy Faison, I5i, New York, out- pointed Patsy Giordano, i49, Toron-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20

Games Today Boston at Ebbets Field, (2:30) Chicago at St. Louis (night) (Only games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20

YESTERDAYS STAR - Bobby Teller of Cleveland, whose one-hit, ? to o shutout over the Tigers re- duced their American League lead to one game over the Senators.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20

ln for It. Col. L. 3. fPat) Hanley nov in the Marine Corps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20

Games Tomorrow (No games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Tomorrow (No games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-20
Pennont Picture
 (By United Press)

AMERICAN LEAGUE Games R
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-13

Ipogledal kar najbolj ljubeznivo
[in ga skusal nelnpliko pozibati.
Pogledal me je resno, kakor da
me je spoznal. v TEN trenutku
je zagnal jok, da 50 vse vznemi-
rli vsi sopotniki. 1zvlekel sem il
zavitka steklenico 2 mlekom in |
Imu ponujal sesaleek, toda YES
moi trud je bill zaman. Spoznal
je, da nj matere pri MEM. Tako
Sc je zacel najtezji del tega mo-
jega potovanja. Kaj maj sto-
rim? In pot do donna je Sc tako
dolga! zenske v vozu so Sc
zbrale okoli meme in MIN Sc js
posreeilo, da so poeasi otroka
pomirile Gospoda, nikomur
ne bi privoscil takega potova-
MIA. Kaj vojna, fronta, prepe-
ljevanje il kraja v kraj! To je
bila zabava v primeri z velikim
bojem, XII sem ga boril S tenn
malim junakom. Nekaj casa je
bill mir. Enakomerno drdranie
vlaka ga je uspavalo. Toda kma-
lu Sc je zopet vznemiril in od-
slej je bill neutolazljiv. Zaman
so Sc trudile zenske, ga prenasa-
lie ma rokah, tolazile, ajale. Sto
in stokrat sem sc pokesal, da
,eo, se spustil ma to neumno
pot Potniki so godrnjali in
moja zadrega ,je bila cimdalje
vecja. Tako smo prisli do Linca.
: velikim trudom sem dobil So
bo v zanemarjenem hotelu, kjer
sem placal zenskam, da so pre-
vzele otroka prosnjo, maj ga
izkopljejo in previjejo in skusa-
jo nasititi, potem maj ga poloze
v posteljo in pazijo mani. Odsel.
sem po fnestu, da Sc vsaj "a ne
zaj ur iznebim tega groznega
joka, XII mi je napolril usesa,
glavo in srce. Wise smejete 60
spoda, toda povem VAN, da v
svojem zivljenju Sc nisem incl
;ezjega opravila.
Vrnl sem Sc v hotel pozno v
noci. o ia noe! Prezivel sem jih
nnogo na 'front.', grme6h, RIO
veein, rcpotajoe:h. A kaj je bilo
srmenje topov in pokanje pusk
oroti tistemu neskonenemu otro-
skemu joku. Splazil sem Sc v
lsobo, tho in neopazeno in sku-.
Sal neslisno leci ma postelj po-
leg MEGA. Otrok je spal. Toda
zacutil me je il potem nj bilo
zee miru. Tolazil sem ga ma vse
lacine - toda brezuspesno. In
v tenn joku je bio nekaj ocita-
jocega, nepomirljivega. Kakor
la je plaka,a dusa. To nj bill .sa-
mo glas, to je bill klic po ma
:eri. Bill sem utrujen in pocitka
potreben. Dolgo sem slonel V
oostelji in cakal, da Sc otrok
pomiri. Svitalo sc je ze, ko je
7stopila hisna in prevzela vlogo
varuhinje. JAZZ pa sem odsel V
sosedno sobo, da 81 malo oddah-
lDalie ma g. strani
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-13

(Dalje q 6. str.)

Vldlte, Iako Je. Sal Vem,
da je hudo. Vsi smo ga radi
imeli. Tudi JAZZ {. :. In tudi on,
ceprav nj nikoli rekel =. Dolg
cas- nam bo.. -. Ko bi vsaj -- ne
takoj -. Sal ga :nora:,.,> o..sieei
in pripraviti "a Ma rot . :, y,
revcek moj!' In tudi ona je po~
kleknila k zibelki in izkusala
tolaziti hcer, a sama je milova-
la otroka, kar je mlado mater
BE bolj ,:zalostilo:
"Ne, ne, pri meni ostane, &c
Sc nikoi ne porocim, zanj bonn
zivela, ne k tujim ljudem :"
"saj nismo tuji", sem ugo-
| varjal. Matt bo lepo skrbela
zanj. Tudi njej je tezko, razu-
| mite, izgubila je sina, il ljubezni
z.li videti njegovega otroka.
Sal ne gre ma drugi svet. Lah-
ko ga zopet vidite. Ko bo velik,
vas pride obiskat. Gospodar DO,
vsi mu dobro hocemo. Laze mu
bo pri mas ko pri vas. Sal veste,
kaksen je svet."
vse to je Iplivalo tolazilno
/ ma obupano mater. Dvignila je
otroka il zibelke: "Glejte ga
kako je lep! Yes je kakor on
Sc ze smehlja in tudi govori ze:
Il alta mama! D"
/ Zadnja beseda jo = zopet
spravila v obup. Obe zenski pr
/ peel sta il zaeeli razumno pri-
/ govarjati. Videlo Sc je, Aako Sc
je borila sama seboj. Hodila
je otrokom v naroeju po hisi
in z jokom in smehom vzklika-
la besede ponosa, obura =: be,
Il lesti.
II "Vam nimam, = Fin 2ostre.
Il ci', sc je spomnila starka In 81
/ lila, maj sedem. MedtcrG Sc je
/ vrnil gospodar, XII je yes MIRA.
Il cen sedel k peel. Tudi v MEM sc
/ je bill BOZ, a zmagovala je mos
Il ka preudarnost. Vedel je, da be
/ dekle prebolelo prvo bolest To-
II citve, in misel, da je otrok '
/ dobrih. rokah,, jo bo pomirila, da
/ DO pocasi pozabila mani. Med
II tenn Sc bo nasel snubac in lazs
II DO govoriti, ko ne bo zapreke
II kar je bilo, je bio - pozabi Sc
i in zivljenje gre svojo pot. Spo
II znal sem njegove misli in ga po
III vabil k mizi ma razgovor. Co.
II vorila sva O gospodarstvu ir
II raznih dogodkih zadnjih casov
Il da sc je dekle medtem nekoli
Il ko pomirilo. Priscilla je tud
i starka in zaceli smo mirno raz
II pravljati nasi zadevi. Dekle
II je z otrokom pobegnilo IL so
/ be. Dogovorili smo Sc, da m
/ bodo otroka prinesli ma kolo
/ dvor, ko jim IL mesta sporocim
II kdaj pojde vlak. Medtem bod>
II izkusali potolaziti dekle. Reke
III sem, da tudi JAZZ zelim govorit
II njo ma samem, preden obi
4 dem.
II Starka me je odpeljala dru
II go sobo, kjer sem nasel deklt
Il pri mizi; pred njo je ma blazin
II lezllo dete. Sklanjala Sc je mac
III MIN in poljubljala solzam
4 slko mojega brata. Pribliza
II sem Sc j ljubeznivo in zdelo s.
i j., da Sc je vdala v svojo uso
II do. Gledala sva bratovo sliko
/ pripovedovala je tistih prvi.
Il dneh, ko sta sc seznanila, i,
Il vso dolgo povest do trenutka
i ko je prisla vest, da je padel
/ Videlo Sc je, da ga je resnicn'
Il Iubila. Pripovedoval sem il
i domu in o materi. Tako sva s.
sprijateljila in cutil sena, da S
H sorodniske zveze v njejs mnog'
bolj live kakor meni, XII Sc m
Il je zdelo, da sem prisel v to hi
SO kot popolnoma tuj elovek
Use to jo je popolnoma umiril
in oblJublla je, da bo sama Diet
lepo oblekla in pripravila "a poi
lN HCanno kakO ora hncfn y,nnniri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
2DdiiiieS Named
InFedefdI Suits

Injunction ,ttlt5 charging twu
dairic> IN the Detroit area with
violations of regulations laid down
by the WA were instituted in
federal court today
{. T. Dinu. assistant l. : attor-
ney. said that he was seeking TO
restrain the RomuluS Dairy Co
from selling milk containing more
than 10 per cent butteriat He
said the dairy sold milk IN excess
Of that percentage from Septcm-
bCr TO December, 1914.
In the other action, Dinu is
asking an order cniOinIng the
V. A. Nye Dairy from selling IN
excess of It's established quotas.
He charged that lis quotas were
violated I'M November and Decem-
hpr 1911