davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-04-21

the answer-the feeling that any
thing which has persisted in the
worlds gardens so long surely can
be depended upon to do we'll in ours.
ld-fashioned roses have other
values besides their persistence
Many have a delightful fragrance
and almost all have usually healthy
foliage AS a group they are SO
resistant to blackspot and mildeW
that they are desirable on that
account, and so may become as
popular among home gardeners as
they used to be. Many of them are
useful in the shrub border, where
their dark green foliage, as well as
their flowers, is attractive. Others
are at home in the rose beds. The
teas and Chinas may be grown with
the polyanthas. One-White Pet
is a tiny edging rose.
Two authorities asked for lists of
old-fashioned roses to which We
might refer, presented lists which
differed widely. The only explana-
ton offered was that every one has
his or her favorites. whether they
grow the modern hybrid teas or the
old roses.
Free-Blooming Roses.
Of the ever blooming roses the
China-or Bengal-is probably the
most blooming and useful in
our rose beds The Old Blush 1796)
bright pink: Hermosa 1640)-
double soft pink flowers; Laurette
Messimy 1897-Lght rosy pink
flowers tinted with yellow: Cramoisi
Superieur 1932)-semi- double vel
vetty crimson flowers, and White
Pet $3.50, are the ones listed. With
the exception of White Pet they can
be grown as loW-bush roses. White
Pet has tiny, double, white flowers
and is so dwarf that it may be used
as an edging plant.
Two varieties of the Bourbon
roses are given: Louise Oder,
bright rose, and Souvenir de la NAL
maison 0S43) with pale flesh-col-
ored flowers. Both are dwarf and
bushy, much like Chinas.
Of the tea roses, only two are sug-
gested: Duchesse de Brabant 1657)
and Safranc. The first is double
with pale pink flowers, while the
latter is pale yellow. The tea roses
usually are planted among the hy-
brid teas.
A great many of the old-fashioned
Evening star., 1946-04-21

was a man, and men are never
Queens, so it was King instead of
Queen.
The next day, EARLY arrived
and the search was continued.
Every one looked from dawn to dusk.
with no luck. Again, they met in
the town hall. This time, they de-
cided to use the eggs they had in
cold storage in case the hens went
on strike next year.
On the way to the safe, they had
to pass the dyeing room-and guess
what they saw! There, right where
they should be. were the eggs. There
came loud 'Oh!" and the Easter
Bunny said, Nov I know what
happened"
The Easter Bunny had such a
bad memory that he had forgotten
to hide the eggs. All the bunnies
had looked in places in which they
thought no one would look, and
there they were in plain sight. The
bunnies there and then elected a
new young bunny who never made
mistake to be official Easter Bun
ny. So the eggs were delivered on
time.
Never say "I can't find it" until
you look where it should be.
Evening star., 1946-04-21

The color Of the Scent honorable
discharge emblem stamp will be
purple. Experiments with gold
black and other colors were not sue
cessful A Post Office Department
publicity release given out on Thurs
day explains that sheets of the new
adhesive will be presented to Gen
Eisenhower, Admiral Nimitz and
veterans of the four combat serv-
ices-Army, Navy, Marine Corps and
Coast Guard" Collectors, remem-
bering what happened when the
Army stamp went on sale, will hope
that the four men thus compli-
mented really will be combat vet
Grams, preferably with Purple Heart
ribbons on their coats.
1t is a far cry from modern Hun
gary to Josiah Wedgewood, the great
British potter of the 18th century
but any individual familiar with the
products of his works at Hanley will
notice at once many striking points
of likeness with the design of stamps
recently issued at Budapest. The
artist responsible for the Hungarian
compositions may not realize it, but
he is indebted to John Flaxman, a
gifted craftsman, who was Wedge
woods principal aid, just as Flaxman
himself was indebted to the un-
known designers of classic Greek
vases of antiollity A link with the
best cameo cutters of ancient times
also is evident in such a postal label
as the 15,000-pengo issue reproduced
herewith.
Costa Rica a few months age
brought out a 1-colon stamp in trib-
ute to the Red Cross and included in
the design portraits of Florence
Nightingale and Edith CaveI, both
famous nurses, but neither identi-
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Eastern Swimmers
Hold Splash Party
TIC OUWTTEUUVUU z
By MozeIIe BieeIow, Is,
Eastern High Schoo

Newest organization at Eastern
High School is the Coed Swimming
Club, with a membership of 130
Every Wednesday the members &c
swimming at hotel pool with theil
advisers, Miss Lillian Naimen anc
Mrs. Anne Heft.
Red Cross instructors are at the
pool, and members can learn ele.
mentry and advanced swimming
junior and senior lifesaving anc
small-boat handling. Glasses art
divided into three groups.
Beginners are taught the funda.
mentals of swimming, while the
Intermediates concentrate on vari.
GUS techniques. such as the Austria.
liam crawl. the flutter kick and the
backstroke.
You don't have to swim to Join
but any one willing to learn shoull
come to the next meeting" say
Francis Burton, president. Alst
elected at a recent meeting wer,
Mary Rollins. vice president: Yvonnt
Mack, secretary, and Betty Lo,
Vandershaaf, treasurer.
The clubs most recent activit,
was splash party"
Evening star., 1946-04-21
The Sad Little
Easter Egg
Prise Contribution
By Dottie Muir, II,
Coiihersburq (Md.l School

1t was Easter, and in the park
some rich children were having
an Easter egg hunt. Soon, they
had found every egg except one
but their baskets were so full that
they stopped looking for it. The
Easter egg was very sad, because
they stopped looking for him. He
was a beautiful scarlet egg, with
baby chicken painted on his side
Soon after the rich children left
the park, two poor children came
walking by. The little girl had
told her brother about the Easter
Bunny, and how he left Easter eggs
for children to find at Easter time
The two were very sad because
they had not found any eggs.
Suddenly, the little girl spied the
red egg under the bush, and she
cried: "Ch, look! What beautiful
Easter egg!"
Her brother exclaimed, "The
Bunny did leave us an Easter egg
after ALI"
So the sad little Easter egg was
very happy, because he had made
two poor little children very happy
Evening star., 1946-04-21

so he went back to Bunnyville
and told every one about it. They
were frantic because, if they tdidn t
find the eggs, all the children in
the whole wide world would be
disappointed to find no eggs on
Easter morn. You see, Bunnyville
is the official egg-dyeing town.
Every one dyes eggs, and one bunny
delivers them. The whole town and
country around it were in a mixup.
Bunnies were hopping in every di-
rection, turning over everything
they saw.
Every one met in the town hall
that evening, but not one bunny had
found even the shell of an egg. After
some discussion, they decided to
call for EARLY King, whose real
name was Long-Ears Bunny, who
lived nearby. Long Ears had chang
ed his name because of his occupa-
ton. You see, he was detective
He was listening to his radio one
night when he heard, "And now
Ellery Queen, Worlds Greatest
Detective" and that gave him his
idea. He wanted to be a great de-
tective too, so he changed his name
He had very long ears, so it was
EARLY instead Of Ellery, and he
Evening star., 1946-04-21

/ roses are June bloomers. However
they are fully as useful as shrubs
which in most cases bloom but once
year.
Cabbage Rose Most Fragrant.
Cabbage roses listed are r. cent?
folla (cabbage)-very pink, tall and
vigorous; R. des paintres-purple-
pink with white stripes-and r
burgundiaca-a two-foot shrub with
pink flowers. The cabbage roses
originally grown in the production
OF rose water and altar of roses, are
probably the most fragrant.
The old Pink Moss (R. Communist
was introduced in England in 1896
and today is considered one of the
finest of the moss roses. Another
recommended is Jeanne de Montfort
Q65D, a tall grower with semidou-
BILE flowers of clear pink, edged with
silver.
Another old-fashioned rose listec
is the Sweet Brier Or. rubiginosa)
vigorous grower Ito 10 feet, with
clusters of bright pink flowers anc
| fragrant foliage.
The Gallica, or French rose, give
us three recommended old favorites
Rosa Mundi (1875) is tall growing
with semidouble flowers of white OF
pink, striped with red or dark rose
and is sometimes sold as the York
and Lancaster Rose. Rosa Gallica
is included in the list. Cardinal de
Richelieu 1840D, tall, vigorous
grower, has very dark colored flow
ers ranging from violet to a velvety
purple.
The Scotch Rose-Spinosissima al
taica, is of medium height "A feet)
and has creamy white single flowers
followed by black fruits. The two
authorities left out my favorlte
Scotch rose - Harrison's Yellow
1880. 1t is one of the earliest to
flower and has semi double bright
yellow flowers. 1t is tails to
| feet-and is best put in a corner
where it can spread by its under
ground shoots without croWdine
other shrubs.
Damask Is New Hybrid.
The only Damask rose listed is a
new hybrid-Oratam Q939) that is
Just being introduced. 1t is of me-
dium height (5 feet and has pink
flowers with copper and yellow
tones.
Instead Of the half-dozen roses
intended for this list about two
dozen are listed. Many of these
are growing in the gardens at the
University of Maryland. Mrs. Fred
erick Love Keays, author of "Olo
Roses" gave to the university hel
collection when she moved away
from her Maryland home.
These roses are relatively free
from the two common diseases
blackspot and mildew-and are moi
difficult to grow. The old-fash.
ioned roses seem to thrive with
the minimum of care, although they
respond to feeding and cultivation
Pruning is in most cases confined
to removing dead wood and some
times thinning the canes. The
Gallicas, Chinas, Bourbons and teas
should be pruned each spring il
| large flowers are desired.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Veterans Guide
BY Mai. Thomos M. NioI

I tried to explain in my last arti-
Gle about short, intensive courses
and how you could take them under
the amended CT bill. Now it's time
to examine courses which cost more
than $500 for an ordinary school
year.
Under the old law, a veteran who
wanted to take a cuorse for which
the tuition was more than $500
would have to foot part of the bill
But Congress amended the CT bill
last December. It's now possible for
ex-service people to take full-time
course which may cost more than
$500 for an ordinary school year and
have the VA pay for it.
For example Smiths ambition is
to become a botany professor. He
has four years of CT education (20e
weeks coming to him. The yearly
tuition is S700 and it II take him two
school years to complete his educa-
ton. The VA will pay the higher
tuition.
But 1t wouldn't be quite fair fol
Smith to be getting the benefit o1
$500 worth of education during the
same length of time some other
veteran is getting only $500 worth
So Smith must pay for the privi-
lege of being allowed his high tut
tion. Here's how he pays.
His course is an ordinary schoo
year long, or "a weeks. If it cost
$500, he would use up 81 weeks OF
his total period of eligibility.
But since it cost s7O0, Smith will
lose more than just "a weeks of his
total period of eligibility. He's going
to lose about At weeks.
1t doesn't matter how I got that
figure. But you can see that Smith
who was eligible for four years (20e
weeks of GI education, now is ELI
gible for 208 weeks minus At weeks
Had his course cost only $500. he'd
be eligible for 208 weeks minus "a
weeks (the actual length of the
courSe).
When you get a course Of study
approved which costs more than
$500 for an ordinary school year
you sacrifice an extra bit Of your
period Of eligibility
You can follow the plan I've out
lined here only if the customary
charges" Of the school you want tc
attend are more that $500 for an
ordinary school year. Customary
charges" means tuition, health and
infirmary fees, library and lab fees
books, supplies and equipment, and
other necessary expenses. Board
lodging, living expenses. travel etc,
are not included.
Questions Answered.
Query from M. B., Washington,
D. c.: I'm now drawing the read
iuStment allowance as self
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Guide to New Books
For Young Readers

Volcano, by Tom Gait (Scribners;
s2)-Story of the birth and growth
of MeXico's volcano, Paracutin. Easy
reading and educational.
Tigers of the Sea, by Charles G..
Muller and Horace Mazet CWest-
minister; S2l-Adventure story for
boys about two undergraduates Of
Cornell who went shark hunting in
the Pacific.
Going on Sixteen, by Betty
Cavanna Westminster; s2)-Teen-
age girls will enjoy this story about
a l4-year-old who wants to be an
artist, and her dog.
The Aleph-Bet Story Book, by
Deborah Pessin (Jewish Publication
Society; S1.5O-Letters in the He
brew alphabet become characters in
this group of fanciful stories. In
large type. Children Of all ages
should enjoy it.
Evening star., 1946-04-21

! employed veteran. If I decide to 60
to school next year, will I be eligi-
BILE for subsistence allowance, and
will my tuition be paid by the Vet
erans' Administrations"
"Yes" is the answer to both ques-
tions. But you understand, of course,
that you'll have to give up the read
justment allowance when you start
to school.
From S. S., Vista, Va: I'd like to
have some information on how to
get surplus Army truck. Could
you tell me the quickest and easiest
Way?"
Here's the story. There are about
100 branch Offices of the War Assets
Administration throughout the
country. That's where you have to
go to get certified as eligible for
veterans priority.
Actual sales of surplus war prop
erty are handled by WAA regional
Offices in the following cities: New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleve-
land, Cincinnati, Chicago, Detroit,
Atlanta, Fort Worth, Dallas, Kansas
City, Minneapolis, Denver, San
Francisco and Seattle.
These Offices are supposed to know
where and when property will be
placed on sale. AS for trucks, or
other vehicles, I'm told there are
very few to be had, and more appli-
cations already have been received
than vehicles will be available.
To be eligible for your priority
as a veteran, you have to show that
you plan to use the surplus property
in connection with your business.
From K. G., Spokane: "Can I get
more than one loan guaranteed
under the CT bill loan setup?"
The only limit to the number of
loans you can get guaranteed is that
the total amount of the guarantee
on all your CT bill loans cannot eX-
ceed $4,000 for real estate loans) or
$4,000 for business loans.
From F. D. S., Charlotte, N. c.:
"Since I'm getting a pension, I'm
eligible for both GI bill education
and vocational rehabilitation. or
Public Law 16 Which do you think
I should take?"
Although I know nothing about
your particular case, I'd say Public
Law 16. That is because Public Is
offers so many advantages the CT
bill just doesn't have. I'll have quite
bit to say about vocational re-
Mobilization in a couple of weeks.
II you're hazy about some
right or benefit you think is
coming to you, send your query
to me at The Sunday Star. In
close Selt-addreSSed, stamped
a.,,aInnn fnr II raorcnnnl r.orIni
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Vigoro Is Sold By
ALL GARDEN
SUPPLY DEALERS

WHOLESALE 6 RETAIL
Bulderson Co., Inc.
ez6 indiono Ave. NV. MA. e7el
F. F. BoIsiono Co., Inc.
All New York Ave. NE. FIR. 1900
eo7 E St. NV. MA. ooe1
A. GUIDE Sons, Inc.
1918 Eye St. NV. MA. $3.50
Rockville. Nd. Rockville Isl
D. c. RETAIL DEALERS
Covonosh 6 Kendrick Hdw.
527l N St. NV. MI. 2s7s
Dixie Hardware Co., Inc.
3l9 Penno. Ave. Sc. FIR. 1888
r. Froeer
Ills Penno. Ave. Sc Ii. el57
Hoos Bros.
ss45 Georgia Ave. sH. $3.50
Harding Paint & Hardware
2310R. |. Ave. NE MI. $500
Moore Hardware Co.
35o1 18th St NE. DU. 1902
1880 18th St. NV. co. o522
Lonsburqh & Bros.
7th to 9th TO sts. NV. MA. $500
P. T. Moran G. Co.
1851 M St. NV. Nj. 1900
Fronk F. Poeh
45I5 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 45l7
Sears Roebuck & Co.
ALEXANDRIA
R. E. Knight 6 Sons
62l King St. Alex. eo41
Worth HuIfish G. Sons, Inc.
BIS King St. Alex. olo3
ANAcosTlA
}. Fronk CompbeII
1900 Good Hope Rd. Sc. Ii. ooo5
R. Robinson, Inc.
230l Pa. Ave. Sc. FIR. $500
Geo. B. Stevens
z759 Nichols Ave. Sc. Ii. 43z7
HYATTsvILLE
HyottsviIle Hardware Co., Inc.
5l2l BoIto. Ave. HyottsviIIe o2o5
SILVER SPRING
c. F. Armiser, Inc.
923 Pershins Drive sH. 6767
WINsLoW ASSOCIATED STORES
Chevy Chose Paint 6 Hdw. Co.
Silver Spring Paint 6 Hdw. Co.
Bethesda Paint & Hdw. Co.
Tokomo Paint & Hdw. Co.
loeol Point & Hdw. Co., HyottsvilIe
Evening star., 1946-04-21

fed with the International Red
Cross in any definite way. Miss
Nightingale GS20-1910) did her most
important work long before the Red
Cross was started by Henri Dunant
in 1868. The only connection between
Miss Cavel 0865-1915 and the Red
Cross was that the Berkendael Med
ical Institute in Brussels, where she
had been a matron from 1907 on
ward, was placed under Red Cross
protection at the outbreak of the
First World War.
w. L. Montague, an officer of the
Circus Fans Association of Amer
ica, with headquarters at 1156
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Prize Contribution
By KothIeen FouIconer, II,
Mon,oom.rv Blair Hioh School


Montgomery Blair High Schools cooruy garbed cheer leaders
throughout suburbs
captain, Shirley Workman.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Gardening in the Capital Area
Old.Fashioned Varieties of Roses
Best for Healthy, CoIorful Results
By Louise Hendey

Growing most hybrid
such the Radiance Eoe Hoande Madame Butterfly others
climbers
something fascinating
grandmoth whether it is their association
Evening star., 1946-04-21
An EARLY King Mystery Story
The Case of the Absent.N Minded Easter Bunny
Prize Contribution
By SoIy Ann Newman II
BY SoIIy Ann Newmon, !.
Paul Junior High School

The Easter Bunny has been delivering for
that he is quite old and his failing
his like other
feeling they going to be stolen thought them
them but alas he had
where he had them with no luck
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Vermeer Paintings

For two centuries the paintings of
the famous Dutch painter, Jan Ver-
meer, were sold under the names of
other more popular painters.
Evening star., 1946-04-21

The ballet originated in Rome
was introduced into France by Cath
crime de Medici and didn't arrive
in England until the 18th century.
Evening star., 1946-04-21

II you're hazy about some
right or benefit you think is
coming to you, send your query
to me at The Sunday Star. In
close a elt-addreSsed, stamped
enuelope for a personal reply.
Evening star., 1946-04-21

The Collectors Club of Washing
ton will meet at 1912 Ninth street
NV. Tuesday evening at 8. William
R. Bullough Of TWA will speak. The
pubic is invited.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
GIVEN with q 100 Ib.
bag of WGORO

'We hare Only q limited supply Of these
remarkable plans. so ue 0drise getting
yours early
Evening star., 1946-04-21

Pennington avenue, West Hartford
Conn, has asked Postmaster Gen
eral Robert E. Hannegan to author
lie a stamp in acknowledgment OF
the part which all circuses, but es-
pecially that of P. T. Barnum, now
Ringing Brothers Barnum ano
Bailey, have played in the cultura.
development of the United States
during the past century.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-28

W. ALBERT BROWN. REAL ESTATE
Let US sell for you. Homes. Business
property or business. 2305 Marke,
street. Dial 2-3227.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-28

IF YOU WANT TO BUY A CAR, sE ~
a car trade 8 car, caH I-%'"' ivy
Motor Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-28
Announcements

EoTICE 70 MY CUSTOMERS AND THE
public. Due to the lack of materials
feel I can recommend, l am DIS
continuing contracting for any JOBS
until further notice. L. II. Mathews,
Interior and Exterior repairs n
painting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-28
. Unclaimed Pledges

- w
Very fine French make Guitar
Gents ziron ring. over one
carat. Heavy yellow gold
mounting $500
Waltham pocket watch. Is size.
IT Jewels. Yellow gold case $ 23.s5
Trumpet and case. Gold Lacquer
Factory rebuilt. In excellent
Fresh water rod and reels---s e.e5 up
Lady's yellow gold diamond ring.
Large center stone with two
side diamonds ----------------S 47.6
L. C. Smith double barrel shot
gun. IL gauge, 80 inches.
NeW ---L;.-... .Iootr;o ,nd 'o''
battery radio 39'oo
Lady's diamond engagement ring
and wedding band to match.
Beautifully designed ---------s 32.5c
Ladies' large pullman bags. 26
inches. Canvas covered. Leather
Gents ruby masonic ring. Vel
low gold mounting ----------$ 1926
"Clix-o-Flex'' - Reflex style cam
era DE
Marvella single strand pearls. Solid
gold clasp. Each pearl individ-
ually knotted $500
Ludwig snare rum. Metal rims
ana CLAMPS ~@'oo
Baby fork and spoon sets. Solid
Sterling Silver 5.95
Large silver-plated serving trays.
Beautifully engraved ---------$ 1895
Very fine German made violin
with bow. S~tradivarius model S 1895
Eversharp pen and pencil SETS 9.95
Opera glasses with attachable han
die. Pearl finish-------------S 9.95
Remington Automatic Shotgun, is
ga. with 2 sets of barrels, rs
and % inches, new-------------Sl45.00
Plastic flashlights - Waterproof.
Complete with batteries ------S las
Diamond earrings. Two matched
diamonds set in yellow gold. For
pierced ears 59.5
Horseshoe stickpin. Fifteen dia-
monds weighing over one carat S245.o0
Zephr windproof pocket lighters.
Chrome finish. Special. news 1.25
liver johnson single barrel shot
guns. New o.. so
Lady's damon princess ring.
Nineteen matched diamonds.
Yellow gold mounting -------S295 90
Gents AK solid yellow gold cuff
Gents 21-Jewel Bulova wris.
watch with expansion band. yell
low gold $3.50
Remington shotgun shells. Dou-
BILE 90 buckshot -------S2.50 per box
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING
IT d CONYhpI z DDTrCC
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-28
53-For Rent at Resorts

FURNISHED 4-RoOM LAKE VIEW
apartment. by day. week or month
Completely furnished with gas range
and electric refrigerator. Building 100
per cent insulated for winter warmth.
Nothing better at Carolina Beach. $40
per month. Phone Mr.. Pegram. Caro-
lima Beach. 2301.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-28

FOR HIGHEST PRICES AMI QUICK
sales. list with Geo. A. BiddIe. Real
Estate. 232 Princess D.aI 1854.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-26
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

hi sem 81 mislil, kaj pa to pome-
nj. Pa sem nitro uganil, da on
zahteva diva dolarja. Dal sem
mu diva dolarja. Potem mi jih je
ostalo v zepu Sc Is. Naslov sem
incl ma 80. cesto. Takrat so jo
imenovali Clifton Street. Pa ko-
cijaz nj mogel najti tiste ceste.
zapeljal me je pred neki salon
ma Hamilton St., blizu Clifton
st. V kociji me je zeblo kot mia
dega psa. -. ..
Saloni SO bill tedaj OBJ nede-
ljah zaprti. Trkal je ma stran-
ska vrata. Krnalu je prisla po.
gledati ena zenska, kdo da trka.
Gotovo j je povedal, da ina V
kociji diva "greenhorna," da bi
Sc jih rad znebil. Prav zal mi je,
ker sem pozabil memo ime. Cd
prla je koeijo in vprasala, ce
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-26
Po+ovonie V Konodo
ie enos+ovno

Kanadcani vabijo ameriske
turiste in s tenn v zvezi so uredili
pri oblasteh, da je potovanje ko-
likor mogoce prijetno in brez
neprilik oh prestopu meje. No
benega potnega lista Sc ne po-
trebuje. Pametno pa je in po-
trebno, da sc vsakdo zavaruje
S tenn, da vzame seboj svoJ
rojstni list ali izkaz drzavljan-
stva. Avtomobilisti morajo ime-
tt S seboj registracijski listek cd
avtomobila in vozno dovoljenje.
Ia otroke sc ne zahteva rojst-
nih listov. Psi Sc smejo vzeti v
Kanado, toda lastnik mora ime-
tt spricevalo cd zdravnika "a Ii
vail, da je bill pes v zadnjih Sc
stih mesecih cepljen proti pasji
steklini in da je popolnoma
zdrav.
Kdor pa nj bill rojen v Ameri-
XII ali drzavljan, 81 mora preskr-
beti posebno listino v sobi 435
Federal poslopje ma Public
Square. Postrezba je prosta.
strezba je prosta.