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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

The only catch as far as Har-
bert is concerned is that job he
is said to have with a chain drug
or cigar firm 10 push its golf
balls. Maybe he won't have time
for a club job but will have to
devote his time exclusively 10
playing in tournaments. Lucky fell
low.
One more rumor, il you can
digest it.
A certain wellknown district
pro is said 10 be in line for Har-
mons job at Lochmoor. Frankly
though, Lochmoor hasn't been con-
suited on this, so pardon US If
we're wrong
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
NATIONAL HAGUE
Rv NE. DRUKENBRop

Golf professionals must be wary
as 10 whom they are seen with
these days. ~
This goes not only for what
they may regard only as friendly
golf game or a commonplace con-
versation in their shops or al the
bar ih the clubhouse, If it's with
a member of a certain club.
This, YOU soc, is the rumor sea-
son in golf and II all started this
way:
Recently a report became cur
rent that one OF the larger and
wealthier clubs in this district
planned = change In pros-wsnted
one Of those glsmorous, leng-hit-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Evdshevski May
Join NJ Staff

ANN ARBOR, Aug. 21-No. l
rumor in the University of Michi-
gan sports scene, now filled with
speculationS, is that Navy 1t. For
est Evashevski, Wolverine grid
iron great, will return.to the Uni
versity to accept post on the
football coaching staff.
1t. EvaShevski, Tom Harmon's
running mate during the 1891
campaigns, served. as football
coach at Hamilton College before
he entered the service.
While at Hamilton the former
Detroit Northwestern High star
turned out a top-flight team for a
school until 1912 unknown IN the
cridiron world.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Takes Real Courage

It's a courageous performance
when a youngster who lost leg
learned TO walk all over again
with an artificial limb. And it's
beyond that when he takes up
swimming again and once more
can race. Or when he learns TO
play golf again and trampS
around 1S holes. Or plays softoall
with the others.
That's the story of these con-
testants in the Purple Heart Field
Day.
It's a long way from a Belgian
hattie field through field hospl-
tai and all the steps TO Percy
Jones But the longest and most
important is to the athletic field
where they take up the enjoyable
part of life they left to enter the
service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
First TO Veteran

As a sample Of the interest re-
turning servicemen have in sports.
the Lions placed season tickets on
sale yesterday and the first man
in line was 1t. James Sexton,
2lA Burns.
1t Sexton spent - months
overseas. lie was shot down on
his sixteenth mission over Ger
many and was a prisoner Of war
from Aug II. 1913 until April
%, l945 when Gen Pattons Third
Army liberated him.
I've got long stay at
home" he/said, "and the one
thing I've wanted 10 see since
going away was football games.
Dutch Clark was always my top
idol In sports"
incidentally, general manager
Lew Cromwell Of the Lions. re-
ports mail orders for season
tickets this year. more than
doubled the 1914 demands.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

these are the facts about Sink
witch.
First of all he waS turned
down by the navy. After being
taken in by the marines, hs
later MAS given a medical dis
charge.
''Stnkwich Then Joined the
merchant marine. Despite the
fact this branch OF service WAS
desperately in need OF men
when he joined. Frank soon was
surveyed out of uniform.
"Still later his draft board
ordered that he take another
physical examination. This he
did at Athens, Ga, and was
placed i'm ~"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Association Leaders
Both Score Victories

The A merican Associations
standings remained unchanged to-
day as Indianapolis and Mil
waukee. the circuits number one
and two teams, respectively, each
chalked up another to their string
Of victories.
The league leading Indians
capitalized on three Minneapolis
errors 10 trouce the Millers, IL
TO 3. The Brewers staged Is
hit scoring spree for their 5 to 2
decision over the Toledo Mudhens.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
CaIIhan Is Lucky

Bill Calihan. veteran quarter
back for the Detroit Lions, con-
Sidcrs himself very lucky TO be
reporting for football this season.
Big Bill was foreman in a bomb
plant out I'M Nebraska during the
off season One day a terrific
explosion occurred and nine men
working under Callhan were
killed
by some turn Of fate" re-
called Callihan. II had left the
Job for few minutes. The ex-
plosion happened while WAS
gone. 1t was an awful thing"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Two Teams Share
Golf Tourney Lead

First place in yesterdays pro-
amateur golf tournament at
Orchard Lake was shared by two
teams with 64's-Hal Cutler,
assistant Red Run pro, and Chuck
Kocsis. and the Crosse lie combine
of Jack Orhck and George Dices-
ore.
Orlick also teamed with Bill
Coombs to tie Jack Winney and
KocSie az 6S
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Bob feIIer Leaves
Navy for Indians

CHICAGO, Aug. q (INS)-
Bob Feller said today he would
head directly for Cleveland TO
discuss terms and a new contract
with officials of the Cleveland
baseball club as soon as he is re-
leased from the navy. The former
pitching star for the Indians, who
is a chief specialist in the navy,
was transferred TO the demobi-
lization center at navy pier in
Chicago yesterday and navy off,
Gals said he would be released
later today or tomorrow at the
latest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Anqott Held Even

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 81 (UP)
The comeback hopes of former
lightweight ch pion Sammy
Angott were dimmed today after
he was held to draw by young
ster Gene Burton OF New York in
a 10-round bout at Forbes Field.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Bob Tales
Mandei Airs Facts
In Sinkwich Case
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Now that the war is over.
owner Fred l.. Mandel Jr. sees no
reason why somebody shouldn't
speak out very loudly about the
manner in which frankie Sink
wich, star of the Detroit Lions
for the past seasons, was placed
IN the army.
And since no one else has gone
10 bat for the former Georgia ALI
American, Mandel yesterday took
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

over the soar
box duties
AS long as
we were at
war" said the
Lion owner,
81 realized it
might he con-
stru e d rs
very b a d
taste TO say
a n v ( h ing.
u ut there's
no war on
m a " "A N al
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

IL WAS nice 10 see Mueller,
the Tigers hard luck pitcher,
come through with his feuT-hit
masterpiece. One lapse. which
at the time was not frightening,
a walk to Smith in the fourth
inning paved the way for the
run that robbed the bespectacled
right-hander OF a shutout.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
BETTER GOLF
What S Wrone7
BY SAM SNEAD

Colfs Great Teacher and Player
Notice in the picture at the left
the position of the players head.
He has turned it slightly TO the
right, and will hold it in that
fixed position throughout the
back-swing and down through
contact. The reason for so fixing
the head while in the address po-
sition is so that it will remain
immovable.
Now, l hope that our alert
readers have noticed a golfing
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
FLORES ALSO GOOD

Jesse Flores, the Mexican,
hurled we'll for the Athletics,
giving up only six hits, and while
these half dozen blows were scat
tered through AS many innings.
the Tigers made them pay off
handsomely.
The first OF the four Tiger
markers came in the first inning
with one out when Eddie Mayo
tripled and scored shortly after
in the wake of Cramcr's s drive 10
Smith in center field Again in
the second heat there was one
out when Rudy York hit a three
Dagger 10 right center and later
scored when Flores tossed wildly
10 home on an attempted squeeze
play, after Joe Hoover laid down
a hunt in front of the plate.
In the fourth, Cullenbjne
walked, moved to third on a
double by Hoover and scored on
Bob Swift's infield out.
The fourth and final counter
came in the eighth. CuHenbine
walked. advanced TO second on a
single and to third on Flores sec
ond error of the game. Roy later
clicked at home after Smith
caught Swift's fly ball.
Mayo and Cramer contributed
the fielding features.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Davis Girls Capture
Title: Three UpSefs

One champion was decided and
three upsets were recorded last
night In The Detroit Times Metro
politan Softb all championship
tournament at Mack Park.
Davis A. A. became the 194o
Class A girls champion by win
ming an overtime game from Local
946, Cd, while Briggs Bombers
handed the defending champion
Hudson 154 its first defeat OF the
major series, 10. Hudson A. A.
took nine inning game from
Police. 10. and the I. w. o. girls
doled out a 80 defeat to Hudson
girls.
"Swanee"' Holleman pitched the
Bombers 10 victory with Frank
Kolke, second baseman. knocking
out a homer for the only score in
the first inning. "Popeye" Frank
Flott, rightfielder for the losers,
was the games heaviest hitter
with single, double and triple.
His triple came in the second in
ming on a rightfield wallop but he
was tossed out at the plate later.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
League Openings

There are openings for 14-team
bowling leagues Monday and Fri
day at 9:15 p. m. and for eight
team circuits Wednesday at ), z
and p. nj. at Riverside Recrea-
tiOn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Boat Club BowIers
ORGANIZE Wednesday

Detroit Boat Club bowling
league will hold an organization
meeting at the club Wednesday az
1870 p m. A 12-team circuit is
planned at Twentieth Century
Recreation Wednesdays az 9 D. m
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

Davis A. A. became the Class A
girls champion when it garnered
two runs in the ninth inning on a
pair of errors, a stolen base and a
hit by Savannah Austin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

from AL Watrous, Sam Byrd,
Claude Harmon (until he got that
nifty Job at Winged FooD TO your
old Aunt Maria has been men,
toned as being considered for this
all-inDortant iob
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
TIGER Box Scores
FIRST GAME

Totals % z4lz Totals IS 5 27 y
Philadelphia 600 600 00o-o
Detroit 100 600 o3r-4
-Batted f1r Smith IN ninth
RuuE-Cramer p Crcenberg Cullsnhins.
Runs batied IN 80 Cramer Cuilenhine. Error
Hall Home runs-Cramer. CuIlcnbine. Left On
bases Philadelphia 3 Detroit s. Double paV
Busch ~ Sicbcrt Bases on balis-On BoUlcs
8. OF NeWhouscr ? struck out-By Bowies
hy NoWhguscr 9. Umpircs-Berry Hubbard
and Rue
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
HANKS STRING ENDS

When Greenberg failed 10 hit
safely in the first game, it stopped
a sensational streak in which the
Tiger slugger had hit safely in IS
games. over that stretch, Hank
collected % Safeties in 81 official
times at bat for 500 average
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
FIVE STILL IN RUNNING

Play will be resumed tomorrow
night with five major mems teams
still in the running. Briggs Bomb
ers, Hudson 154, Bills Bar, Briggs
All-Stars and Hudson A. A.
/. w. o. is unbeaten in the major
girls division while Chicks, Pepsi
Cola and Hudson girls each has
lost one game. There are seven
Class A mems clubs still in play,
Hudson A. A., Compo, Crowley
Miner. Allen Park, Bull Mfg,
River Rouge Recreation and Fitz-
geralds.
Hubert Johnson reversed the
Johnson-Briggs Bombers replay
verdict, awarding the game. 10
Briggs which accounted for their
playing Hudson 154 last night. A
further appeal has been taken TO
the regional board.
Last nights games
MAJOR MIN
Briggs Bombers 90 600 o-i o
Hudson l54 600 600 % 5 2
"swsnee" Hollemsn and Mack Filipczak.
Hudson a. A. 600 600 ool-1 l
Police 900 600 oOo--o 2 2
Ted Bankey and steve Pellonl. Tony OFT
and Waliy MalewSkl
MAJOR GIRLS
7 W o. 600 Oo3 x-3 , o
Hudson 600 600 90 2
Ann Butcher and pouy Nsum. Virginia
Manning and Del Mayall.
CLASS NEN
Hudson A. A. 600 O80 rs 9 8
Porters OlO 002 0-3 =
Ted Cslots. Paul Catta and Jerry Demeri.
Me wright. John Boyd and Ben Plummer.
CLASS GIRLS
Davis A A. OO2 olO io2-s z
Local 916 0lO 400 1000 3
. Amelis Greer. Selma Ray and Vivian Ford.
Mary MylnarsN and Ethel Mikus
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

Iron Man BOBO
I'm DOubleDufy
By LEO MACDoNELL

NeSon eSsaying stunt will pitch both
Athletics the Tigers at Briggs
The Newsom has achieved the Feat on Other
occasions when he Tiger livery.
Benton nd mlrea areSC
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

The Tigers today will pass the
million mark in home attend
ance when they hook up with
the Athletics In their third
double header In as many con-
secutive days.
With 1880 yesterday, the
total for their 6S games at the
local stadium was boosted To
999,l89 just 8l1 less than
1000, 900. The total attendance
last season was something over
100000. The all-time record at
which they are now shootingts
1888, established In 1910, q
pennant wear.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
How They Stand

sGames behind leader.
y..,.,6.,.. R..sns Today't Games
NJ "a pbil. OF FhnA. Al DIT. tzls
49, Ja Ctr,s 90 Nash 81 Ciavd
81. al R"s a Ny At Chi t1l.
chi. 1. Rsa al 81 l.. t7).
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

Besides, some Of the board
members are bucking the proposed
change: in fact, vow that they'll
stick to the incumbent as long as
he can swing a golf club or wants
TO continue on the job.
INCLUDE DEMARET, HARBERT
\ By the way, the names of
Jimmy Demaret and Chick Har-
bert also have entered the unoffi-
cial discussions. One OF them may
get the job, says the rumor ma
chine. If he wants il.
Again il is must reported. this
probably will come as surprise
to Demaret and Harbert. Both
are still in the services and golf
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
RUMORs ARE RUMoRs

OF course, this likely will come
as a surprise to MesSers. Watrous,
Byrd and Harmon, not TO mention
your old Aunt Maria. They are
happily situated.
Mention of the club is avoided,
because since the reported change
has only reached the rumor stage
so far an injustice might be done
one Of the really grand guys OF
golf.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Ve.tsrday's Rssulu Today's Ganss
AL n q -Bos o Pitt At BklYn
pflt a. hklyn l. Chit 81 n "
Phua. q, Gin. n. tin. ~ fhila,, Night.
Ys Chi y. 81 l.. ~ BosA
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Mnwankee q, Tolrde
Kanfas CITY ., Columbus o
- IaAianapofs II. Minneapolis =.
Iouisyills IA. 81 faul q.
INTERNATIONAL LLAGIE
Montrsai q. Toronto
Haitiusors O. lerteg CitT a.
syracuse -, Nsuart o-e.
Buffala q, neehcsteT q.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
NICTORY IS sMEET

But victory was especially
sweet, being achieved over the
Athletics against whom he pitched
192s innings in-the memorable pa
inning marathon game in Phlla-
delphia in July. An unearned run
cheated Les out Of a triumph IN
that contest In Chicago recently
he had win apparently locked
up when an error caused tie
and the White Sox snatched VIC
tory out OF the fire.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

read about almost every week.
TALENT SCOUTS BUSY
Talent scouts we're sent out In
search Of a pro of this type. These
scouts were supposed 10 find out
if a certain pro could break par
playing blind-folded, whether he
was a FELLOW you'd want your wife
or mother-in-law 10 meet.
Also. whether he could miss a
15-foot putt and still resist the
temptation 10 wrap his putter
around the nearest tree
They certainly do set up high
standards for a golf pro these
days.
Anyhow, everybody around here
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
SECoSD CAME

T0isls 20 4 All Tofalt 20 e37 7
Phi adcIphIa GOO 100 OOOw
DETROIT 10 100 OF a
Runs-McGhee Mayo Cuiienbine 2. YORK.
Eu0rs-Fiorcs ? Runs ba,ied in-GeoIfe,
Cramcf Hoover swift = Two-base hits-Sie-
bert Hoover Thrce-hasc fttE-Mayo. York
SarrifCes-H00ycr ? Double plays-Fl0res ~
Hal % Siebert Left on bascs-Phiiadclphia
3 Detroit Bases on hslls-OH Flores 5, or
Mueller { Struck out-By Mueller UmnirH
Hubbard Rue and Berry. Attendsnce-
1850. Time-1 80,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
ANN BUTCHER STARS

Ann Butcher was the standout
for International Workers Order
in a mound duel with Virginia
Manning. The three runs came in
the sixth on a hit. base on balls,
two fielders' choices and two er-
rors.
Hudson a. A. went two extra
sessions TO score run on Police
while Ted Bankey held the Cops
ScoreleSs with two hits. Bruno
Balducci scored on catcher Steve
Pelloni's infield single.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
WALK RESULTS IN RUN

Mueller, in fabricating his
pitching masterpiece in the night
cap, walked four men, one of the
walks laying the foundation for
the run which robbed the be-
spectacled right-hander fro m
Belleville, I'll, OF a shutout
1t happened in the fourth IN
ming. Mayo Smith. first up. was
given a pass, later was forced by
McGhee. Dick Siebert, the visit
ing clubs veteran first SaCker.
doubled 10 right, sending McGhee
TO third from where Fibber
scored later after Cramer shared
Charley Georges drive 10 deep
center.
incidentally. Sieberts two
bagger was the only Philadelphia
extra-base hit OF the day.
In all other innings, Mueller
was master OF the Macks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
HoMERS BEAT HIM

Charles Bowles, an army dis
chargee starting big league
game for the first time, pitched
for the Athletics He allowed
only five hits but two OF them
were home runs and accounted
for all four of the Tiger tallies.
The homerS were exploded by
Doc Cramer and Roy Cullenbine.
their fourth and twelfth OF the
season, respectively. Both were
parked in the upper deck Of the
right field stands. Cramcr'S came
in the first inning with no one on
base for the first score. Cullen
bine's a mighty drive high up
into the stands. was negotiated
in the eighth with Cramer and
Hank Greenberg on base They
had walked. Bowles walked five
men during the contest,
While he didn't win. young
Bowles did stop Greenberg, who
had hit safely in - straight
games. With two walks, Hank
had only two chances for a safety.
He hit a fly ball 10 the outfleld
and grounded 10 third base.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
PITCHING
TALENT SCOUTS BUSY

lting. money collecting pros you
read about almost every week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
A'sGet | Run
In Twin Bill
BY LEO MACDONELL

Harold Newhouser today had
become the first pitcher in the
majors to win 20 games this
season.
The slim, young left-hander
achieved this distinction when he
pitched the Tigers TO victory over
the Athletics, 4 to O, in the first
game of double-header at Briggs
Stadium yesterday.
With Les Mueller hurling four
hit ball. the Tigers also bagged
the nightcap, 4 to /. to make it
a cleansweep OF the twin bill.
The second place Washington
Senators shut out Cleveland twice
to continue only a game and a
half behind the Tigers.
A crowd of l4.870 paid Gus
toners saw the games.
1t was NewhouSers fifth shut
out and third triumph against no
defeats against the Athletics in
the current campaign.
SCATTERS 7 HITS
In fashioning yesterdays tri-
umph over the Athletics. New
houser yielded seven hits, which
he kept we'll spaced. He struck
out eight batsmen, boosting his
total TO 16l in this department.
Over all of 1914. Harold whitfield
1877, a mark which he may eclipse
this season.
But two Philadelphians reached
second base and only one got as
far as third. One of them, Ernie
Kish, the recruit outfielder, al
most got home. Hank Green
berg's throw from left field in the
eighth inning nipped him at the
plate after Bill McGhee had
singled. thus saving a shutout for
the Tiger chucker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
WILLING TO RETURN

The hkeable Demaret, il is said,
will consider returning to this
district. And. of course, a place
easily could be found for Harbert,
on whom Detroit has Joint claim
along with Battle Creek.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

must seem a long ways off to
them.
Trying TO run down this rumor,
one runs into a series of rumors.
For instance, even if Demaret
or Harbert-doesn't get this
particular job, the rumor machine
has it therell be an opening here
for one or both of them.
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BITI MINISTRICA Nj LAHKA
STVAR

Biti ministrova zena, nj lah-
ka stvar. Razen takta in ra-
zumnosti mora imeti Sc sest
cednosti. g.. -.
| Pred vsem mora bitf zen a
kaksnega ministra vedno ina
razpolago'. Drugic mora racu-
natl z nerednimi delovnimi ura-
mi svojega moza ter mu mora
pripravljati obede, XII Sc dado
pac nitro in lahko pripraviti.
Tretjic mora vzgojiti sluzabnis.
two tako, da bo delalo "a osebno
dobro ugodje in zdravjes gospo-
da ministra. Cetrtic mora znati
"a skope ure njegovega odpo-
citka, organizirati vse nnogoce
udobnosti in primerna razvedri-
la. Petite sc. mora ministrova ze-
ma brezpogojno zanimati "a po-
litiko svojega moza. sestic pa
mora biti ministrova zena Sc sa-
ma nekaj diplomatic.
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Vesti i ziylienio
omeriskih SIovencev

Mineral, Kans. 4 Tukaj je
j. marca urnrl Martin Bambic,
star 73 let, donna IL okolice Mir
ne Peel ma Dolenjskem, odko-
der je prisel ' Ameriko /. 1908.
Zapusca zeno, diva sinova (ene-
ga v vojni ma juznem Pacifiku)
in sest hcera.
Claridge, Pa. - Vvojni SO pa
dli Andrew c. Baloh, XII je bill
ubit v Italiji 20. augusta 1914.
Drugi je John v. Stepnik, XII je
padel v-bojih z Japonci rs. de-
cembra. Tretji pa je John Pi-
vec, o katerem je bilo prvotno
porocano, da je pogresan, zdaj
pa je prislo porocilo, da je bill
ubit v Belgiji 18. decembra.
90 ChlcagO. - v boInlSnlcl st.
Anthony Sc n nahaja Mrs. j,
Kravcar, XII je bila operirana. v
isti bolnisnici je bila operirana
tudi Mrs. A. Bavec, XII pa je
zadnje dni odsla domov. Isto-
tam Sc nahaja rojak Vucko, ki
je bill tudi operiran. Zelo bolan
je Matevz Baskovec, XII Sc ma.
haja pri svojem sinu Jacku ma
3261 Ogden Ave.
La Sale, I'll. - Druzina Ja-
godich il Peruva je bila obve.
scena, da je padel v vojni njen
sin.
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Opomini glede raci-
joniranja

Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe I'm mlek0
Rdece znamke T-5 do rs, in
Az do P-2 so veljavne vsaka
"a 10 pointov. T-5, US, VS.,
W-5 in Ks potecejo %. aprila.
Procesirana jedila
Modre znamke C-2 do X-2 SO
veljavne, vsaka "a 10 pointov.
C-2, D-2, E-2, F-2 in G-2 pote-
eejo %. aprila.
Sladk0r
Sladkorna znamka Stew. IS "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
do 2. junija.
GasOlin +.
Znamka Ais je veljavna a
"a stiri galone gasolina do 21.
junija. Znamke BIG, B-7, c. in
CT SO veljavne vsaka "a pet
galonov gasolina "a nedolocen
cas-. Ma lieu vsakega kupona
lave in licencno stevilko. Pri
prosnji "a dodatno kolicino ga
solina je treba navesti rekord
prevozenih mill.
Tajerji . =.
Inspekcija tajerjev nj zahte-
vana razen pri zaprositvi "a no
We tajerje. Ma vozilih "a komer-
cijalne svrhe je obvezna inspek-
CHA tajerjev vsakih sest mese-
cev ali ko Sc prevozi 5000 mill,
katero je pac prvo.
Kurilno ole
Znamke Stew. /, 2, 3, 4 in 5,
so sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
tevlji
Znamke st. 1, 2 III 3 Z zrako-
plovom v knjizici st. 3 SO ve-
ljavne do preklica.
8 s Z y
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German civilians
streets highways of after
u
lean headquarters Honbug Germany Lover right
prisoners, taken after the crossing Of the Rhine.
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A N e X d O T A

Cesar August je v svoji opo-
roki dolocil vsakemu rimskemu
drzavljanu po sto sesterc. Pod
njegovim naslednikom Tiberi-
jem Sc je izplacilo teh denarjev
zadrzalo, pa 81 je neki saljivec
izmislil nenavaden nacin, da bi
cesarja opozoril mani. Ko je sre.
cal pogrebni sprevod, je stopil
k pokojniku in mu je nekaj "a
sepetal ma uho. Vprasali so ga,
kaj je dejal. saljivec je odgovo-
ril, da je 'mrtveca prosil, maj &C.
sarja Augusta ma onem svetu
opozori, da rimsko ljudstvo se
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nj dobilo doloe oeenih mu sesterc.
|Stvar 50 sporocili cesarju Tibe.
|riju, ki je dal saljivca poklica-
ii. Z lastne roke mn je izplacal
sto sesterc, potem je nesrecne-
Ia izrocil rabljn: .Povej cesar
.ju Avgustu, Z je dejal, ''da 81
.denar prejel!'