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after the men who fought from
Guadalcanal to Manila had gone
He showed me the reports of the
night watchmen, the house de-
tectives, the maids, ETC., and there
was exactly SIS worth of damage
committed by the nearly 5000 men
Of the 37th who attended the re-
union.
L was very fearful of what might
happen when the reunion chose
Toledo" the manager said, "but my
fears were for nothing. The 37th
men were as easy to handle as q
weekly meeting of the Rotary, and
the police chief tells me that there
was not one single arrest for dis
orderly conduct. drunkenness OF
anything else. / wish that I could
have the 37th every time it meets" ="
Conduct Unbecoming.
Reading of what happened in
Boston when the VFW got to-
gether, I asked myself If such hog
wild behavior was not the chief
reason that SO many of us vet
Grams don't join a national Or
ganization. No one likes fun more
than I do-give me yo-yo and a
bottle Of sarsaparilla, and I car
be just as gay as the next fellow
But, at time like this, when
the world seems determined to 60
over cosmic Niagara without
water wings, 1t is highly unbe-
coming to thousands of men, who,
by the right of franchise, hold a
tremendous power in their hands,
to act worse than bobby -soxers at
a Sinatra matinee.
There was time in this country
when such behavior seemed all
right. That was back in the days
when the world was at peace, there
were three chickens in every pot, a
station wagon in every garage, and
the sky was blue. But yesterday
isn't today. During my many years
of sports writing I attended events
at which no reputable insurance
company would issue you a policy
Boat Race Recalled.
I particularly remember the boat
race between the Harvards and the
Yales at New London. Conn. The
Harvards and the Yales (excuse me
II sound a bit Damon Runyonish)
are popularity supposed to be the
scions of our gentlest families. They
are supposed to wear old ivy in their
hair, and their hannels and dirty
saddle shoes are accepted as the
halmarks Of gentlemen.
But, just spend a night in New
London, on the eve Of the race be-
tween the Crimson and the Blue.
As graduate Of the Upper Georgia
School of Piano Tuning and Flower
Arranging, 1t always astounded me.
The smallest thing I ever saw
thrown from a hotel window was a
mattress. Ofttimes the mattress was
piloted by Harvard or a Yale,
riding it as If 1t were a magic carpet.
I am not lying when I tell you
that it is quite a sensation to have
a sophomore land on your neck,
especially If the sophomore has
dropped three or four floors and is
travelling at speed which you can
find in a mathematics book.
I have survived pre-Derby nights
in Louisville and pre-World Series
nights in st. Louis, Brooklyn, Phila-
delphia, Cincinnati and Detroit. 1t
was fun then, Just as were the pre-
Rose Bowl game nights in Pasadena
pre- Ohio State-Notre Dame nights
in Columbus, and the nights before
and during Democratic and Repub-
lican national conventions.
1t was fun then, to repeat, but
with things as they are today, the
kidding has to stop. Death and
disaster are just around the corner.
Distributed by MeNausht Syndicate. 1nc.)
Evening star., 1946-09-10

cautious. tagging vel
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nave progressed
to insisting that
th ey hi ave q
splendid chance
for the net gain
Of nine seats
which will give
them S e n q t e
control. Besides
the sprea d 1 n g
national head
aches which they
frankly think
will help them
in N ov e m b e r
they assign as
reaxOnS variOlYs
Evening star., 1946-09-10
LoWeH Mellen
On the Other Hand
Unwillingness to Pay Teachers
Seen Producing National Crisis

In Norwalk Conn., last week the teachers in the public
schools strike effort to enforce
The schools closed to the ciys 620o pupils
greatly upset. As the issue involved became clear
became upset. because the strike OF the teachers
aimed directly at the public
Education had asked
Evening star., 1946-09-10
McLennore
Veteron Rowdyism
Out Of Place Todoy
By Henry McLemore

Now that the story Of the "a
carat rowdyism which accompanied
the 47th annual encampment Of
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars In
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Doris FIees0n
Doris FIees0n
Republicans Optimistic
COP Expects 10 States to Swing
From Democratic Senatorial Nominees

The most cheerful spot Washington dog days
red brick Republican command post Connecticut avenue
It would be unfair depict the Republicans goatng
the zoomng
surely in the position OF the little prayed Lord
there must be fire let it be in my neighborhood"
their private claims were cautious tagging well
Evening star., 1946-09-10

OACACV hstSCADAS
was dictated by
4 desire to keep
taxes down. So
the issue became
the willingness
of the people Of
Norwalk to pay
taxes high
enough to keep
the teachers on
the Job.
The only thing
new in this issue
is the strike. The
question Of the
peoples willing
ness to pay prop
AxIH 49,
Evening star., 1946-09-10
ANSWERS to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question Of fact by writing The Evening
NE, Washington ., D. C. Please in
close cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1946-09-10

Boston mas been
told, I am par
ticularly pleased
to report on the
quiet, dignined
behavior Of the
victory reunion
Of the 37th In
fantiy Division
recently held in
Toledo. :
I talked with
the manager of
Toledo's leading
hotel, which was
t h e headquar-
ters Of the re-
union, the day
Evening star., 1946-09-10

q general pay IN
Board had denied
and made the in
The boards action
Evening star., 1946-12-08
French Electors Vote
Today for Members
|0f Upper Chamber
BY the Assoeioied Press

PARIS, Dec. France will begin
the final stages of setting up
the Fourth Republics legislative
branches tomorrow when $4,000
electors gather throughout France
to vote for members of the parlia-
ment's upper house.
Overshadowing the elections, how
ever, is the cabinet crisis which finds
the country without an interim gov
ernment to carry on until mid
January, when president will be
elected and a premier chosen.
Socialist Vincent Auriol con-
tinued negotiating with party lead
ers. He and Eduoard Herriot, radi-
cal-socialist leader, appeared to be
the most likely candidates for the
job to which both Communist
Maurice Thorez and MRP Leader
Georges Bidault failed to win in the
past week.
In tomorrow's voting for 200 MEM
bers of the Council of the Republic
the upper house-127 will be
chosen directly by the ballots OF the
electors from $50 candidates. An
other 7S will be allotted among the
parties by special election board
in Paris on a percentage basis OF
total votes cast.
The National Assembly, or lower
house, will choose SO members Of
the council in proportion to the
number of deputies the parties have
In the assembly. The councils
full membership will be 315, with
IA members to be picked in North
Africa and the rest at later date
in the colonies.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
Miner Teachers College
To Heur Evuns, Aqnew

w. H. Evans of the National Of
fee Management Association and
DR.. Peter Agnew of New York Uni
versity will be principal speakers
at the opening tomorrow of work.
shop in business education at Miner
Teachers College at l pm.
The workshop will provide in
service training for teachers in the
business education department OF
the colored public schools. Theme
of the meeting will be Increasing
Speed and Efficiency in Postwar
Business Education and Office Man.
a aoement -
Evening star., 1946-12-08

of the Dunbar Alumni Association
said the group seeks to raise the
number OF teachers at the high
school from As to 81. He said this
number was necessary to take care
of an enrolment Of more than $500
pupils.
He said the committees examina-
ton OF past school budget hearings
showed that education officials had
not given Congress the full picture
of teacher needs in the past five
years.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
Dunbor Alumni AssoiI
Teacher Puy Inuction

Miserable failure of school off,
cials and the Board of Education te
ask Congress for adequate funds fol
Fteachers' salaries was held respon-
sible for tragic" undertaking al
Dunbar High School in a report by
: "ecial alumni committee yester-
day.
4sobert G. Mcclure, jr., president
Evening star., 1946-12-08
Dir. SeidelI to Speak

Dr.. Atherton Seidell, an honorary
consultant to the. Army Medical
Library, will speak on the Pasteui
Institute at pm. tomorrow at a
meeting of the Washington Society
for the Hard of Hearing in its head
quarters, 2431 Fourteenth street
NV. The meeting will be open te
the public Earphones will be avail
able for the hard of hearing.
Buy your extra u. S. Savings
Bond today.
Evening star., 1946-12-08

GOLDEN WEDDING-Mr. and
Mrs. Walter r. Atkinson, resi-
dents of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home, who re-
Gently celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary.
Harris Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1946-12-08

Mother Nature, for all her generosity to our
land, ignored us completely when it came to
coffee The combination of soil and climate
essential to the growth of the aromatic berry
lust doesn't exist here. Yet, we drink millions
of cups annually.
And we can. . because ships call at Santos,
port Of the worlds greatest coffee producing
area-the Sac Paulo uplands Of Brazil Despite
he fact that S 900 mile ocean voyage is
required to bring it to our shores, coffee IS a
luxury you can enjoy freely every day. only
Evening star., 1946-12-08

because ships can deliver enormous bulk guam
titles at lo,0 transportation rates.
Coffee is only one example of every day COM
modities which we take for granted and which
are available because cargo liners like ours
plow the seas, linking producer and consumer
though they be widely separated geographically.
For 80 years, Moore Nee Cormack has carried
coffee from Santos to U. S. ports. To-day our
fleet, modernized to meet the demands Of the
postwar world, is equipped more thoroughly
than ever before to play its part in world trade.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-19
ACCIDENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Schlossnaglc
and daughter and Mr. and Mrs, Roy
Broadwatcr were dinner guests on
Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Schlossnagle and Miss Margaret Ma
haney, of Cumberland
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Speciher visited
their son Mr.. and Mrs. Colt Spcicher,
Cumberland, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Speicher and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Richter attended Farm Bureau dis
cussion group which was conducted
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Selby at ScIbysport, on last Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Gnegy, Of
West Milton, Ohio, were recent guests
of relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Calls and
daughter, Mrs W A. Spcicher and
daughter, Kathryn, were dinner guests
on Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs Darius
Broadwater, of Salisbury, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Spoerlcin and
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd SchIossnagle, all
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-19

Grove, returned home on Saturday,
Mrs. Jane BceghlY left for SWal-
low Falls to visit her daughters
Merlin Gnegy was the guest Of his
brother, Harold Gnegy, before leaving
ior the army this week.
Mrs Erwin Yoder entertained on
Friday: Mr. and Mrs. Allen Yoder
and two children. of Grantsville; Mrs
Clayton Bender and three children
and Mrs. Mark Schrock, of Delaware
Nh and Mrs. Harvey SWartzen-
trubcr took their son, Deibert, to Phil
ippi hospital one evening last week
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Grove took his
mother to Washington on Sunday
whore she has employment. Miss
Blanche Grove accompanied them, re
turning to Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Schrock, Of
California, and friends from Aurora,
were among the guests Of Misses Fan
ME and Leah Beachy on Sunday
The following spent Sunday at 81
mon SWartzentruber's: Messrs. Eli
Kinsinger, Of Indiana; viii Yoder, Of
Illinois,; Mrs Milton Yodcr and son,
Simon, and Mrs. VIII Yoder, Of Vir-
ginia
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blamble, Of
Mansfield, o., are visiting the Gort-
ner family
Relatives from Ohio spent several
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Pctersheim
Mr. and Mrs Albert Sisk called on
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gortner on Sun
day evening. Mrs. Gortner is improv-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-19

Ten were killed and A injured in
riots in India.
A speech by Henry Wallace attack
ing L. S. Foreign policy, stirred up
rumpus both here and abroad.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-19

Admiral Nimitz said the present [.
S. Navy Of 100000 men, one-siNth Of
wartime peak, was large enough"
TWenty-one persons lost their
lives when a Canadian plane crashed.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-06
y OmaZnanIO
FOND "a MLADlNSk0 B0LNIe0

Zbiranje obleke, perila, obuva-
la in drugih potreescin "a Jugo-
Slavic pa Sc maj Sc nadaljuje in
vse nabrano posilja V skladsce
v New York.
Nase clane, podruznce in dru-
&c podporne ustanove ter posa-
meznike prosimo, da z vso vne-
mo in agresivnostjo podprejo to
plemenito idejo in tako pomaga-
jo V Sloveniji postaviti spome-
nix - mladinsko bolnico = XII
DO slovenski mladini vrnila
zdravje in j okrepila telo. Pc
nosni bono lahko nekoc, da smo
jim pot do zdravja in novega
zivljenja pomagali zgraditi mi,
sinovi in hcere, vnuki in vnuki-
ME Slovenije il daljne Amerike.
Mirko G. Kuhel, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-06

Iii. Din je zastal Misi in leden
znoj ga je oblil pc telesu. Ma
CLAW malega decka Sc je jasno
videla modra lisa, XII jo je pustil
udarec MiSine pesti.
"GledaS me, jeli? Cudis Sc,
kaj delava! Zakaj ne spiva tako
kot spis ti?"
Misa pa je molcal in vedno
boil ga je bio strah. Decek pa
je tho sepetaje nadaljeval:
"Tudi midva bi spala, hodila
bi V solo, dobro hi jedla, tudi
midva bi Sc lepo oblekla in obu-
la in hi iimela svoj dom. Use to
bi hotela, toda ne moreva. Mno-
go mas je, mnogo, mnogo."
"Glej, MISC" je dejal decek
in S prstom pokazal proti oknu.
V sobi je bio temacno, samo
mesec je obseval okno, skozi ka-
terega je pricela prihajati dol
ga, dolga kolona. Bosi, goli, ra-
njeni, subj in bledi.
mi smo IL Bosne. Ma tisoce
mas je, nimamo obleke, nimamo
obutve, nimamo kruha, nimamo
oceta ne matere."
In hodili so mimo, eden "a
drugim, eden "a drugim, Misc
je gledal in cakal konca, toda
konca nj bilo.
mi smo il Srbije, mas je ma
tisoce. Nimamo obleke, nimamo
kruha, nimamo obutve, nimamo
oceta ne matere." "In mi smo il
Like. Domove SO nam pozgali,
starse pobili!"
In Sc gredo mimo, brez kraja
in konca. Ma cerkvenem zvoni-
ku je re davno odbilo polnoci,
toda otroci so Sc vedno hodili -.
Hrvati, Slovenci, Crnogorci, Ma
cedonci, vsi goli in bosi, brez
kruha, brez donna, brez ocetov
in mater. Misc ie oblival znoj.
A kolone so hodile. Ne, ne, Misa
tega ne more vec zdrzati! Kolo-
ne osirotelih otrok hodijo mimo
re vso noe. Dovolj je, dovolj
Mama! 80" je strasno zaklical
Misa in skocil IL postelje. Jutro
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-06

je re bio in matt je prestrasena
pritekla V soho.
"Kaj je Misa, kaj Sc je Ego
dilo2" q
mic, nic," odgovori Misa,
"nekaj sem sandal" Hitro Sc je
oblekel, Sc umil in odhitel il
hise. Yes dan ga nj bio domov.
A zvecer Sc je polagoma po-
mikala pc cesti ceta pionirjev,
XII SO vozili tri vozove razne OBJ
leke, obutve in hrane "a nepre-
skrbljene otroke pc vsej domo-
VIM. Ma celu je hodil Misc, sre-
cen, ker je izvrSil casino nalogo,
XII je prva skrb vsega nasega
naroda.
(Po beograjskem radiu.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-06
No tisoee nos ie. Nimomo obIeke, kruhu,
obUtve, nirnamo oeefu ne mutere...

"Hura, juris!" Sc je razlegalc
IL solskega dvoriSca, kot da celia
brigada %juriSa mad sovraznika
Ucenci SO skoraj tekmovali mec
seboj, kdo DO glasnejSi, KIDD hi.
trejSi, KIDD spretnejSi. Misc ie
prvi priSel ma ulico. Solsko ogra.
10 je preskocil, kot je ne hi bio
"Ha, poglej, poglej diva raztr.
ganca! Sram maj vaju DO. &c b:
bila kaj vredna, bi hodila solo
in Sc ne klatila okrog!" je zakri-
cal Misc ma diva raztrgana, bos5
decka.
"Glej Jill, glej.!" SO krieali tn
di drugi.
Ell, kakSna sta! Spodimo jik
proc, da nam ne mazeta tukaj
Sole"
In pognali SO Sc "a raztrgani-
ma deckoma. Misc, komandant
je prvi udaril najmlajsega S
pestjo pc CLAW. Potem sta uSla
Misc, pojdi z mani, gremc
Sc kopat V reko!"
me, ne grem. Donna me cake
dobra vecerja in Sc mi mudi, da
mi je ne bi pojedli."
Locili SO Sc. Hej, kako je Mis-
prijala vecerja! Dobro Sc ie ma.
jedel. Pri wrath je pozvonilo
Matt je odprla vrata in do Mi
Sovih uses je priSel slaboter
glas:
"Malo kruha prosim, samc
malo!!"
Ko je Misa pogledal skoz.
okno, je opazil ona diva mals
raztrganca. Hlastno sta jedla
kruh, XII jima ga je dala njegovs
matt. Zasmejal Sc je, Sci Sc male
sem in tia pc hist, nato pa V pc.
steljo. Pogreznil Sc je V mehkc
blazino in V CLAW mu je sumelo
cd danaSnjih prigod. Hotel je
zaspati, tedaj pa je zaslisal ne.
kak ropot. Da, nekdo plea ne
lid. Evo, vstopil je.
Skozi okno sta vstopila ons
diva mala raztrganca. Mesecins
ju je obsevala in stala sta mirne
in nepremicno oh Misini poste
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-06
Amerisku vIudu
predIaga, da Trst
ostane pod HaIiio

(Nadaljevanje S /. strani.)
zaljivo, ako Sc mejo potegne ia
ko kot jo predlaga ameriska VIA
d." je dejal Kardelj. "Slovenci
in Hrvati V Julijski krajini SO
bill pod italijansko tiranijo 25
let" je nadaljeval. "Italija je BIZ
la V vojni prot zaveznikom. Sc
daj pa maj Sc V prid Italije poza-
bi vse zrtve, XII SO Jill doprinesli
Jugoslovani ma zavezniski stra-
nj. In doeim V Ameriki govorite
O pravicah ljudi, pa Sc zdi, da
nam has cd tam preti najvecja
zapreka izvrSitvi teh pravic."
Dive tretjini Primorja Italiji
Kardelj je dejal, da je IL po-
datkov o ameriSkem nacrtu, XII
SO mu ma razpolago, razvidno,
da bi ostalo dive tretjini primor-
skin Slovencev pod Italijo in
dive %tretjini primorskih Hrva-
TOW. AmeriSki nacrt sicer doloca
Reko Jugoslaviji, toda to ne bi
bila V nobenem oziru odSkodni-
ma Jugoslaviji "a drugo ozem-
lie, do katerega je up~ravicena,
Kajti predlagani nacrt je v prid
Italije in krivicen "a Jugosla-
WHO.
Posebno je zavladal srd med
Jugoslovani zaradi ameriSkega
predloga, da ostane Trst Italiji.
Jugoslovanska vlada Sc ne DO
zadovoljila z nicemer drugim
kot da Sc Trst pridruzi Jugosla-
viii ma podlagi nacrta, XII ga je
ona predlagala.
Porocevalec Kuh dostavlja,
da Sc smatra Sovjetsko unijo ze-
10 naklonjeno jugoslovanskim
zahtevam "a pridobitev Trsta,
docim Sc cd Anglije prieakuje,
da DO podprla ameriski nacrt.
To utegne povzrociti resen spor
med USSR in Zed. drzavami,
ako bi cd svojega nacrta nobena
ne odnehala. Mozen kompromis
bi bill, da Sc Trst proglasi "a svo-
bodno mesto pod upravo orga-
nizacija zdruzenih narodov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-06

boLEsT sTARsEV je najhujsa, kadar zaide v pogubo kdo izmed
hJhnlh otrOk. GOrnJe Je Joseph E. Hscwa in njegOv zena oh prejemu
VestL, da je bill mum Sill Joseph, clan amerike armada, Obsotn v smrt,
kr je umorl diva JapOnca. Tia zocin je izvrSil veGer predno 81 hi incl
IL Japonske Vrnll v Zd. drzave. Pa 81 je v prevelikem navduSenju
spozabH, Easel v prepir in uil tebi mic meni mic diva cIoveka, XII mu
nsta storla mic zalega. Amerisko vojno poveljstvo ga je predalo vojne-
nu sodlscul FAINT Je moral V smrt namestO v prOstost ma svoj dom.
Njegova slka je v ovaIu ma gornjem portretu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-06

\INdQd1JGVdIJ ) d. SIIdIlI.)
poznam njenega oceta in sicer
kot dobrega unionista.
Dekle zgovorno pripoveduje,
da della V vojni tovarni Par
sonsu in znjo tudi njeni dive Sc
stri. Dobro jima gre. Nakupili
SO veliko novega ~pohiStva in ze-
lie zavarovati prot ognju in da
maj Sc oh priliki oglasim pr Nth
V to svrho.
Obljubil sem il lie napol, ker
VEN da "moja' druzba noce "a
varovati imetja Indijancu in ne
Crncu. Nocem naravnost uliti
Sc vec grenkobe ten ljudem, XII
izvira IL rasnih predsodkov.
Blizava Sc Pittsburgh, pa Sc
avtomobilisti radovedno ozira-
10 ma naju, da mi postaja re kar
nerodno. Tudi tod okrog je Sc
precej Jim-Crowizma, XII je ia
ko zasidran pod Mason-Dixo-
novo crto", XII strogo loci povsod
belize cd mani vrednih" crncev.
Dekle Sc lepo zahvali in izstopi,
Mexico Sc z zeno peljeva prot
domu. Oh cesti stoji grupa pa
glavcev, starih cd II do Is let,
XII divje mahajo mimovozecim
avtomobilistom, toda nihce iih
ne mara V avto. Poznam Jill, sal
so IL naSega mesteca.
Ustavim, dasi zena ugovarja
in godrnja, ces, da nj prostora V
avtu ker imava veliko raznih
nakupljenih potrebscin.
Hitro Sc zbasejo ma zadnji Sc
DEE in radovedno ogledujejo
razstavljene pakete in odprte
zavoje.
z zeno sva bila nakupila tudi
nekaj sladkarij in vec zavoj-
ckov zvecilnega gumija, Xxi ga je
bilo tako tezko dobiti med vol
no. Use to je bio namenjeno "a
drustveni piknik, ker tie reel ia
ko prav pridejo otrokom.
Paglavci Sc hihitajo zadaj, da
Sc veGkrat ozrem V ogledalo
pred seboj, da vidim kaj della
jo. so res zivi, toda Skode ne
bodo naredili," tolazim poleg Sc
deco nevoljno zeno, XII jim mic
ne zaupa.
Ma voglu izstopijo Z navad-
MIN thanks. Donna jemljeva il
avta nakupljene reel. "Kje je
zvecilni gumi?" vprasam zeno.
Isl ii spravila?" "Ne!" V avtu
ga nj" Pregledava vse zavoje.
Zavoj, V katerem SO bile sladka-
rife in zvecilni gumi, je pretr-
gan. Tako torej! V zahvalo "a
presto voznjo SO mama pa Sc to
pokradli! ''Imas dobro Solo," Sc
mi roga zena. "Prokleti paglav-
Gil"
Drugo pot spet mahajo z ro-
kami, da jih vzamem V avto.
"Gremo domov V Armo." Ne DO
mic, paglavci. Sal Sc osel gre
samo enkrat ma led.
Anton Shular.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-02-06

Vstopimo V vojno tako, da DO
to vsem V dokaz, da je mir naSa
edna leila. = Cicero.
Moder je tisti oce, XII pozna
svojega lastnega otroka.