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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-09
Tax.Delinquent
Properties to
be AuctiOmed

Three hundred parcels Of i'm
proved and unimproved Ma
comb county real estate win -
auctioned Tuesday on the ninth
floor Of Macomb county build
ing by Earl S. Stone. super.
visor of sales for the Mscomh.
county's State Land Beard -
flee.
The deadline for redemptiouD
of these parcels 10 SATURDAY.
noon, at the office Uf cuuu<v
Treasurer william q. 1GlUms
The property reverts - ~ 80
at that time for non-poSenon1 x
1910 or prior taxes. 9ho o1oVrr \.
ger sale opens at q A.. - ~
Fsstsey 1ll - You ~ =
s s:;,! - 3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-09

FRED IvER JOHNSON for
Harrison Twp. Clerk - Adv.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12


sored by the Alfred District Coun-
Gil Traffic Accident Prevention
Committee, OF which Harold ].
Harrison is chairman.
Other members OF this commit
tee include Mrs. Pearl Collins. DR..
Aaron Toodle, Robert Matheson
and Safety Officer Charles lizard
THE DANGER area, ACCORDING
10 accident figures for the first
four months OF l945. lies between
Warren and the river and Fourth
and Chene. This territory COM
prises only three and one-half per
cent OF the total city area but IN
II have been killed or injured al
most 10 per cent of the 3.343 per-
sons already listed on Detroit
l945 traffic victim record.
The campaign. which will run
FOR six weeks. will include inten-
sifed enforcement OF all vehicle
and pedestrian laws with the CO.
operation OF the police depart
ment. the public schools. Boy
Scouts, churches, community or.
CARNATIONS. and the Traffic S~fclv
Association n,d the Traffic Engi-
neering Bureau.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Two Recreation
Programs Given
At Brew Ster

Two important events in the
recreation department are spring
festival, featuring the story OF
Little Red Riding Hood" given
by the children of Brewster Gen.
ter, Friday. May IL. in the audi
forum al 8 pm Admission free.
THE PLAY is directed by Mat
lie Tilson. in charge of women 5
and girls activities. assisted by
Sarah Gordon and Bernard ODell
OF the Brewster Center staff.
A band concert and victory pro-
gram on the Brewster play ground
Sunday. May Is. pm. featuring
he Charles Young American Lee.
sion Post band and bugle corps:
military drills by the women's
first regiment. Civil Air Patrol
and chIldrens chorus. is the sec
ond event Admission free. One
thousand bleacher seats will be
available for this program.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Edwards Council
Candidacy Upheld

The candidacy Of 1t. George Ed
wards. on military leave from the
City Council. seeking reelection
was upheld this week by James r.
Walsh, assistant corporation coun-
SCI Of Detroit.
In q letter 10 the Citizens
League, Walsh said. no person can
be prohibited from becoming .
candidate for public office who
has the legal qualifications rs set
forth in the law.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
FOLLOWING HER vacation
Negro Teachers
Appeal Case In
Arkansas Fight

ST PAUL. Mlnn-The fight OF
Negro teachers IN Little Rock.
AK. for equal salaries was car
RED 10 the L. S. Circuit Court Of
Appeals for the S;h Circuit here
Monday May 7
The Little Rock teachers filed
they or ginal suit FEB. %. 1912
They charged tina; Negro teachers
With the same training and ex-
perience. performing essentially
the same duties. are paid less
than white teachers Of the same
grade and experience. ana thai,
his differen;;al is due solely 10
race and color.
THE CASE was tried on is
merits Sep, Is. 1912, in the Y. s
Court for the Eastern district ~
Arkansas and on March 10. 1914
Judge Tr.mble decided against the
Negro teachers and gave judgment
for the defendant school board
From this decision the teachers
are appealing. and their case MAS
presented 10 the Circuit Court o,
Appeals here bv J r. Booker of
Little Rock and Thurgood Marshal,
special counsel for the NAACP IN
New York.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Colorado Gives
Honor Medal To
Mrs. Shryver
WASHINGTON. D. c.-CNNPAJ

WASHINGTON. D. C.-tNNPA)
For her splendid contribution"
10 American culture and for the
outstanding work" done in at
tempting 10 have the vicious poll
tax abolished Mrs. Katheryn
Shryver. executive secretary OF the
National Committee to Abolish the
Poll Tax, will be honored by her
alma mater. the University Of
Colorado She has been invited by
the president Of the institution, r.
G.. Gustavson. 10 be present at
commencement exercises on June
"a 10 receive the University Medal.
Mrs Shryver was one Of the is
women named by Mrs Mary Nc
Leod Bethune this year as having
contributed most 10 interracial and
intercultural relations. She Is
white. a native OF Colorado, and a
progressive liberal.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
$4,000 RAISED
AT S. F. FARLEY

SAN FRANCISCO.-The biggest
contribution OF Negro unofficial
observers to the San Francisco
World Security Conference has
been a series of mass meetings in
the Bay Area at which more than
$4,000 has been raised as part OF
million dollar fund for a nation
wide broadcast TO inform white
Americans Of the demands of the
Negro people.
These Embarrassing meetings, led
by Edgar G.. Brown. have provid-
ed platform for the unofficial OBJ
servers; also provided Mrs. Mary
Mcleod Bethune. who represents
the National Council of Negro
Women. and DR.. w. f. B. Dubois,
director OF research for the MA
C.P who have been presented in
the Bay Area by other groups. Both
Of them are consultants along with
Walter White 10 the American
delegation.
Among the Negro groups in San
Francisco are: Cd Fraternal Coun-
Gil OF Churches, DR.. Mordecai W.
Johnson. president of Howard uni
versity; % Elks. J. Finley Wilson
and Perry Howard; (3 Council on
African Affairs. DR. Max Yergan;
"a National Negro Bar Associa-
ton, Atty. Loren Miller; 80 Ma
tional Council OF Negro Women,
Atty. Eunice Carter; (6) Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority. DR.. Dorothy
Ferebee; "a West Indies Interna-
tional council. Or Charles A. Pc
toni; 90 NAA.CP., DR.. w. E. B
Dubois and Walter White; 90
United Negro church. the Revs J
c. Austin and J. L. Horace. and N0)
the Lberian consul at Los Angeles
Atty. Hugh Macbeth.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Warns Against
A White Mans
Kind OF Peace

NEW YORK-Cong A. Clayton
Powell, speaking at Columbus
Circle last Saturday at the city,
wide salute 10 the World Security
conference az San Francisco
warned that III We continue 10 try
10 form white mans peace we
might as well get ready for
World War III"
AT the rally a scroll was pre-
Sented on behalf Of the citizens Of
New York 20 Cong Powell TO
transmit to President Truman.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Henri StaHings
Gets Advance In
Ma Da[ Rating

MANANA NAVAL BARRACKS.
Oahu, T. H.-Advancement in rat
ing has come to Henri z. Stsllings.
1888 Norwood avenue, Detroit,
the Navy announced.
Through skill and faithfulness
In performance Of his duties as
well rs application to studies re-
quired In the training course for
higher rating, Stallings has ad-
vanced from storekeeper third
class TO stOrekeeper second class,
a rating equivalent to the Army's
stan sergeant.
IN HIS WORK with the ships
service department at this station
Stallings has charge OF the en-
listed personnel OF the department
and is responsible for the account
ability OF merchandise turnover
amounting 10 100000 per month.
Storekeeper Stallings is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Stallings
OF the same address and has three
brothers in service. Lonnie. fire.
man first class. and Herman. avia-
ton machInlsts mate third class,
are also in the Navy. while Edsel
is a sergeant in the Marine Corps.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Rum, Bet Slips
Seized In Raid

Several cases Of out-ot-state
whiskey and 81 .00o in cash and bet
slips were conflsca,ed this week
when police arrested two women
and a man during raid at s+2
East Ferry avenue.
Garfield station detectives dis
closed that along with the whiskey.
IS cases Of beer and 20 cartons OF
cigarettes were seized al the above
address. They arrested Mrs. Marie
Meyers, 38. and Pearl Golf gon, ~,
Of the Ferry address. and Miss
Elizabeth Smith OF Port Huron.
All were held for investigation
Of violation Of the Y. S. liquor
code and were held by federal
authorities.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Wife Refuses To
Make Trip, Shot
By CT Husband

Refusal. SO police say, Of a serv-
icemsn's wife 10 agree 70 accom-
pany him 10 Maine. resulted this
week in the near serious shooting
Of Mrs Mary Smith. 30, 1881 Clin-
ton street.
i, was disclosed that Pfc. Robert
Smith. 81. on furlough from Camp
Dowfield. Bangor. Maine, attempt
ed 10 persuade his wife. Mary. TO
return 10 Maine with him. When
she refused. police say that the
soldier drew gun and shot her
In the right shoulder,
Mrs. Smiths father. Henry Ken
nedy, 50, heard the shooting and
summoned the police. Pfc Smith
vas held for investigation Of a
fe'onious assault by homicide de-
teetives.
Wool clipped IN Turkey last year
NetRhed 70 no tons
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Damn Yankee Not
Profanity In Dixie

JACKSON. Miss.-It's all right
10 call'a Northerner a damn Yam
kee." in Mississippi. and such a
greeting from a Southern gentle
man or lady" is not profanity.
This was the ruling here Wednes-
day in city police coSt. when he
dismissed charges against Mrs
Theodore G.. Bilbo. divorced wife
OF Senator Back 10 Africa Bilbo
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Dislikes Negroes,
Assaults Woman

Mrs. Hattie S,ovall ~, Of 1900
Cicot,e street, charges that after
saving he didn't like black peo-
pie from Africa" Frank ldpp, A.
year-old white man. struck her.
A warrant charging Llpp with
an assault was recommended this
week by the prosecutors office.
Lipp liVyseatt 5949 Korpenich
street
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Say Hotel Clerk
Struck Worker

Lewis Bringer. 47-year old white
hotel clerk, pleaded guilty this
week 20 aSSaulting Miss W;lla Mae
Weob. 80. 1926 Wabash street He
Nill be sentenced next week by
Recorders Judge Joseph a ellis.
II was disclosed that Bringer
had accused the woman Of steal
ing so cents from a cash drawer
al Grand hotel last week. Police
say that he struck her during an
argument which followed.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Sale Of Club B & 6
For $35, 900 Told

Sale OF Club B & c, 1890 ST. An
tome street, was confirmed this
week by Mrs. Eula Lightfoot, Of
so Trowbridge street, who stated
that she intended 10 take a
months rest in New York and
California.
EXPRESSING APPRECIATION
TO members OF the press and 10
her many friends during the past
years when she was sole owner of
the club, Mrs. Ligh,foot disclosed
that the place had been sold to
Herman Freeman for a price Of
SIS. 900.
Down payment Of $4,000 was
made, with the new owner receiv-
ing year in which 70 pay the BAL
snce in monthly insiallments.
Mrs. LightfoOt took over own
ership Of Club b a. c In April
Of 1912. following the death Of
h.r husband. Roy Lightfoot.
while visiting In New York.
LiEhtfoot operated the club for
more than 20 years.
He was elected Mayor OF Para
disc Valley n 1896 and 1897. For
years. he made II habit 10 give
away hundreds Of baskets 10
needy families during the Christ
mas season Many local merchants
also contributed TO this worthy
cause.
FOLLOWING HER vacation.
Mrs Lghuoot stated that she in
tended 10 return here and posi-
bly, start another business enter
prise. Club B Il c. during the
past three wears. inaugurated A
policy OF presenting top rate acts
in The club and built up a large
right-hfe following. Warren Larue
Vss the manager
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Urge Colonial
Talk At Frisco

Secretary % State Stettinius and
Sen Arthur X Vandenberg. Mich
lgan senator. were urged in iele-
grams from the Detroit NAACP 10
press strongly for equality al
peoples and races" Signed by Dr.
James J. McClendon. president OF
the Detroit branch, and Gloster 3
Current, executive secretary. the
NAACP kilograms urged IAN In
,erna,ional Bill OF Human Rights.
abolition Of the present colonial
system and substitution % an in
iernational agency on which colo
NAL peoples would have represen-
tatlon."
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Pass FEPC Bill
In Conn. Senate

HARTFORD. Conn. A state
rEPC bill was passed here last
week by the Connecticut state SEN
ate by vote Of 25-l0 The zen
votes against II were cast by Re-
publ!cans. but five Republicans
we're among the Is voting for the
bill The bill now goes 10 the. low
er house where the Republicans
are in the majority and the pros
poets are not regarded as bright,
although not hopeless Negro Re-
publican leaders are gloomy de-
c.aring they cannot hold their poo
pie in line for the party II the
COP defeats the FEPC bill.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
Capt. Thomas
Opens Schools
WarLoan Drive

Chadsey high school opened its
Seventh War Loan drive with i'm
preSSive ceremonies that included
remarks by Detroits hero, Captain
Charles l.. Thomas. winner of the
Distinguished Service Cross.
THE PROGRAM also included
the announcement of the winning
rooms in the recent clothing drive
and the presentation Of cup 10
the schools best ROTC platoon.
The principal. Mr. Wolber, in
troduced Captain Thomas. who
stressed the need Of buying bonds.
1t is appreciated by the boys who
are fighting for us and il gives
them the feeling that we on the
home front are backing than 10
the limit" said the Captain.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12

er a len gthy
furl O gh in
Detroit.
s e a m a n
Smith spent a
part OF hi s
time in Chi
ca go visiting
his wife, Mrs.
Evelyn Caver
Smith a n d
their son. Les
lie TIL o m a S
Smith.
F o ! ! o W.
ing his trip 10
Chicago Smith
came 10 De-
troit. where he
visited his pareI
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
HELD BY POLICE

Two men were held by police
this week for invests cation OF un-
lawfully driving away an auto.
They were James Halliburton. %.
Piss Chestnut street, and William
Reid, 81. 1923 Maconb street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
CHILD BURNED

Four-year-old Daisy Lee Shan
non, $50 Watson street, suffered
second and third degree burns Of
the abdomen and upper extremi-
lies when her dress accidentally
caught fire in her home last week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12

area has been
d / v d e d into
three districts.
District 2,
because OF its
traffic record,
will receive the
m o st compre-
hensive safety
treatment. II is
the area north
OF the down.
town loop sec
tor. b e I W e e n
Wood ward and
c h en- e. T h e
c a m p gn in
this district is
ha;n .no.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
OPEN CAMPAIGN
TO CUT LOCAL
ACCIDENT RATE

An intensive safety campaign to
reduce accidents in the city's most
dangerous traffic area has been
opened this week. For the pur-
poses OF the campaign, the danger
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
MRS. ALICE HILLMAN
STRICKEN

Mrs Matte Rhodes and Mrs. AL
verta Washington OF Birmingham.
Ala, and Mrs. Lille Thomas OF
River Rouge, were called 10 the
bedside OF their sister. Mrs. Alice
Hillman. OF Division street, who is
seriously i'll
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
HOLD SUSPECT

Felix Hoard. 90. was held by po-
plice this week pending an inves-
tigation OF a charge OF breaking
and entering premises at 500 and
500 Alger street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
PAGE FIVE

Howard Owen had charged that
Mrs. Bilbo was guilty OF disorderly
conduct when she hurled the
damn Yankee" epithet az him.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12
S. Harold Smith
Returns To Duty

SP &c Harold Thomas Smith
has recently returned 10 duty aft
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12

Bristol. England. has over 100 new
applications for houses every DAY.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-12

Wool clipped IN Turkey last year
weighed 70 400 tons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Social Agencies
Aid Flint Vets

FLINT, Feb. ! Social service
workers here are expected 10
serve homecoming Scrvlcemcn and
handle other war created prob
lens more effectively as the re-
suit of a series of work shops
to bc held in the Chamber OF
Commerce auditorium starting
tomorrow at I p m, II was an
nounccd by the Flint council Of
social agencies.
The meetings viii bring social
workers up 10 date on develop
mcntS in their particular field and
also improve cooperation among
agencies, the annou c m c n t
stated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
By Roy Crane
an I'm SIOME

Hes "B" student in the 9Th grade in
W,voc school, tlr,t Class Boy scout OF
Troop I2q, a member OF st. MARKS lr,s-
,orll Church and of hn school Safety
Pltrol. In hls spare tome he follows h.,
hobby Of building model plane, and car
tc, a Detroit Irmc, ,oute n Su,kuIr,
Cour,iI.e and Craft.
In has rcn months a, carrier, John
'hl, increased buvnc,, on bus route -N'e
la3 sold a thousand Whr Stamps. ili,
route proht, average Stfu.l week. which
he use, principally ta purchase Mar Bonds.
John amhunn, lry go become an faclc
S,out and 20 win one of th, lungs cju,1-
tiooa ,rir, 70 New lorI, awarded car
rcr, Tor outstanding I,htvtm,prs.
John is T., lives ~ IllS6 C9tr and
like, TO carry plr,v for The good ha,.
nc,, tp.n.ns and ,hau,,a b.diins he
IS gaining
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
s. WISHING WELL q
ReEistered u. s. Patent Office
BY MaeLeen
By Wall Disney
The Detroit Tines

ITERE is pleasant game will you message
every numerical puzzle designed to spell
first II the
letters subtract II the number is less than
number Start at the left
of check OF
read the the letters
he checked
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Flint 10 Count Bids
For Liquor Permits

FLINT. Feb. IA count is 10
be made today 70 determine the
n u m b cr of lIquor-by-the-glasS
applicants which were returned
by the > p IN. dcadline yesterday.
City Clerk Ned Ncrmyla SAID
applicants were lined up at the
counter IN his Office yesterday and
an exact count could not bc made
then.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28
SODOBNA zENITNA PO-
NUDBA

Berlinski list "Arbeitsmann"
je pred casom objavil naslednjo
zanimivo zenitno ponudbo: {:
'Mlad MOI, narodni socialist, 80
let, eisti arijec z veliko prihod-
nostjo zeli skleniti zakon v svr-
no ohranitve rase z idealno mia
do devojko, XII hi bila v skladu
S sliko nemske zene, kakrsno
je narisal mas ljubljeni vodja.
Imeti mora siroka stegna, veil
ke in krepke noge, moean hrbet,
energicne roke ter dodge lase.
Mora nositi perilo il belega
platna in ne SINE vporabljati nj
kakrsnih kozmeticnih sredstev.
Sieiti m ora koikor Sc le da
mladim Spartankam, XII so bile
tudi nordijske rase. Samo 20 Sc
bi Sc razume, da mora biti 100
odstotna arijka in narodna So
cialistka. Odgovor ma naslov:
Karel, uprava lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28
Zokoi ne moreno
Ive+i pod vodo

Kako obcudujemo plavalca,
XII vztraja nekoliko trenutkov
dali pod vodo nego drugi ljudje!
Toda elovekova osebnost, da bi
vzdrzal pod vodo, je zelo ONE
jena, ceprav prenese ia ali oni
nekoliko trenutkov "podvodne-
ga zivljenja" vee. clovek pac nj
ustvarjen "a to zivljenje. Nase
kraljestvo so trdna tia.
Kako pa vzdrzijo zivali, XII
jim je voda domaci element? Ali
ina n. pr. tjulenj pos e b n o
ogroma pljuea? Nj tako, a sele
v najnovejsem easu so dognali,
kako morejo te zivali vzdrzati
dolgo pod vodo. Svoj kisik nala-
gajo " krvno barvilo misic. Ma
men krvnega barvila je tax, da
nabira kisik, tjulnjevo barvilo
je tega Sc posebno znozno. XII
six, XII Sc v MEM nabere,, zado-
stuje "a cetrt ure zivljenja pod
vodo - &c sc zival ne giblje. &c
Sc pa giblje, tedaj sc kisik hi
treje porabi, vendar pa zadostu-
je Sc vedno "a sest minut. Toll
ko casa ne .zdrzi noben clovek
pod vodo, kveejemu s posebnimi
pripravami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28

repnem stfniscu (katerega nj,
takrat me Be ma svetu hi bilo).
II komedija pod loncem!
ii 81 samo toliko moz, kar te
krojac della (samo po moski OBJ
leki).
Toliko moras dati, da ne bo
po parkljih (rokah) snrdelo (ne
premalol.
Vsaka senica (zrno) ina Kri-
stevo podobo Xxi sc ma njej po-
zna).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28
p oleniski pregovori
in reki
" st. Lovrencu OBJ Temenici
zapisal !. Saseli.

Il .5Ee@as stAgas A0RAS0A - 0OocAJs
Bog je prilastil cloveku pri
njegovem ustvarjanju, da maj
laze prestane, &c spi samo tri
ure ma dan, kar je pa yec, so 81
| ljudje sami dodeljali.
Bolezen prihaja $ senenim vo-
zom, odhaja pa po niti. (tudi pc
rzeni bilki). -
Ce v cetrtek zvecer sonce "a
oblak doll gre, so v nedeljo blat-
Inc ceste.
/ cresnjevo cvetje in beraceva
molitev ne izda dosti (ker Sc
cvetje rado ospe, da je malo sa-
du, molitev pa je prisiljena).
Ga nj mic skoda, kot ne breie
podgane.
Ga vodi, kakor Poljak medve-
da. tPregovor je nastal po Po-
ljakih, XII so vodili svoj cas- ukro-
Gene medvede po dezeli, s kateri-
mi SO kazali svoje umetnosti v
plesih in drugo.)
Govori gosto, kakor hi orehe
stresal (je jako zgovoren).
Gre pokoncu, kakor cigan v
zagrebu.
Hodi (leno), kakor bi mu crvi
il nosa kapali.
Hodi (pocasi), kakor hi ga
Bog pozabil.
Je bogat, da smrdi.
Je kar "a pohoditi (unieiti) ,
kakor breja podgana.
Je lump, da Sc Sc hudicu gnu
81. !.
Je star, da bi kmalu numere
zgresil.
Je tax, kakor bi muho liz moe
nika potegnil.
Je tolika kot galeja.
Je trden in zdrav kot zebelj.
-Je "a vraga strasiti (tako jje
hudoben).
Jih ljubi (svoje otroke) bolj
kakor Bog angelo.
Jutri DO tako vreme, da bo
vrana zijala Tod vroeine).
Kadar aida neenako vzhaja,
dobro obrodi. 4. II. ~
Kadar je birma, RADIO dezuje.
Kadar je birma, RADIO grmi.
Kadar je senica zrela, je sko-
da unicevati vrane, ker vzame
takrat vsaka vrana po en- klas
senice in ga nase v kraj, kjer Sc
MICA ne raste, da imajo "a sv. ho-
stije. Zato pa je oh zetvi senice
videti prav malo vran, ker gredo
z donna (nekateri pravijo, da
gredo cello v Indijo).
Kako gre, kakor bi huffman
polhe gnal!
Kakrsna je pustna nedelja
fglede vremena), TAXA bo velika
nedelja.
Krici kakor jesihar. (Prego-
vor je nastal po nekdanjih Ci-
cih, XII so vozili v nekdanji Av-
striji, pred kakimi 45 in vec lett,
po vaseh kis v sodih, ali pa so
ga nosili konji ma hrbtu v To-
dricah, ma vsaki strani po emo.
Da SO pa ljudje vedeli, da so pri-