davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-05-04
ID. G. Woman Scientist Studies
Records Of. HeIgoI0nd Blast

acoustics division In the naval ord
nance laboratories. tMiss Irish
makes her home in washington 81
29i2 Dumbarton avenue NV
A graduate of Bryn Mawr, she re-
ceived her masters degree from the
University Of Minnesota. Five years
ago Miss Irish launched her scien-
tiflc career as a sound-wave analyst
for the War Department.
"All our instruments have been
designed and built since February
a." Miss Irish boasted. "Seismo-
graphs like this are not usually
portable and we had to have some
thing we could carry easily and set
up quickly.
Proud Of Gadgets.
We're proud OF our electronics
gadgets, too. This combination os-
cillator, amplifier and demodulatoa
is the smallest and most compact
ever built by the Navy" She DEM
onstrated the boxlike machine, Il
inches long, 6 inches deep and Z
wide.
Even though we're using as much
Army material as possible, to cut
down our freight weight, the equip
ment we brought with us amounted
to one ton," she explained
AS for whats she and her colleague.
expect to learn from the zigzaf
lines recorded from the Helgolant
blast, which destroyed the former
German base, Miss Irish could tel
only part of the story.
I'VE hope to learn more about
the depth of the earth's crust, the
geological structure of Europe ane
the temperature Of the upper at.
mosphere. much higher than wealth.
er balloons can 60. We won1
know just how much we've learned
for another six months. 1t will TAXI
much study of the combined data
we've collected"
II there's any other purpose ir
the research, it's the Navy's secret
tCopyrisht, 1941)
Evening star., 1947-05-04

Japanese on BataAn and hald ii y
|internment camp during tie var
Music viii ~ played " the United
States Army Hand under the direc-
tion Of Capt. Hugh Curry. The
Howard University Choir will sing,
Members Of the committee for the
affair, in addition to Mr.. jacob, are
Carolyn Just. secretary: james r,
Gearson, treasurer. Milton n. Kron-
helm, finance; Col. Waldron e.
Leonard and Carter Barron, ar
rangements: Leicester w. Cook and
IS. II. Henessian, seating: Carl a.
Hyatt, liaison; James r. Gallahorn,
school contact, and Burt Libin. pub
licity,
Evening star., 1947-05-04
Communist Veterans
70 Hold Encompment

Among issues TO be discussed at
the two-day Communist Party Vet
|erans Encampment TO be held
Thursday and Friday at Turner'S
Arena VIII Be veterans afiiairs. civil
liberties and American defense, 1t
was announced yesterday.
AL sessions are open to the pub
| lie. Five speakers, including William
~. Foster. Communist Party chair
man, and Paul Robson Will be
heard at 8 pm. Thursday.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
Mission Birthday Fete Set

The Central Union Mission will
hold its annual birthday party at
pm. May is at Calvary Baptist
Church, Eighth and H streets NV,
1t was announced yesterday.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-01-31


Alexander F. Miller, Director of
ma
no Southeastern Regional Office,
4 nti-Defamation League of B'nai
R,rith in Atlanta, will lecture on
important current developments in
khe South during the Spring Term
If Georgia Peoples School which
begins April Z. The school will be
conducted by the Georgia Workers
Education Service, a non-profit as
location dedicated to adult edu-
eation throughout Georgia.
Mr.. Miller will speak on 'The
South Today. The course is des-
eribed in the schools prospectus as
"a lecture-discussion of the South
Ind her role in the nation today.
important current developments in
The South, politically, socially and
Economically and her future as
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-01-31
Savannah, Georgia
MILLER WILL LECTURE
AT GEORGIA PEOPLES SCHOOL

seen by some of it's outstanding
leaders"
The Director of the Southeastern
Regional Office, Authorization
League, is a graduate of the New
York School of Social Work. He has
been head of the important and
active Atlanta branch of the ADJ
for two years and prior to that
was in charge of the ADJ office
in Miami.
The Authorization League is
an organization established to
counteract un-American and anti
democratic propaganda and racial
bigotry through a broad educaz
tional program, and to advance
goodwill and proper understand
ing among Americans of all
faiths.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-01-31

Sir Leon Simon, Chairman Of the Elk.
ecutive Council of the Hebrew Uni.
versity, will explain the urgent needs
Of medical school in Palestine at .
luncheon Of welfare fund leaders to
be held in Atlantic City on Saturday,
February /, in connection with the
meeting Of the Council Of Welfare
Funds and Federations. The Palestine
Medical School Campaign for $4,000.
900 is being conducted by the Ameri.
can Friends Of the Hebrew University
and Hadassah.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Bama' S vaunted Air
Attack Absent as
Duquesne Bows
By the A,soeiotsd Press

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Oct. IL
Alabama's Crimson Tide, relying
almost entirely on Q ground attack
instead of its vaunted aerial offen-
sive, punched out a 26-0 victory over
a hard-fghting Duquesne eleven
today.
Bama did not even attempt q
pass until late in the fourth period,
when Freshman Ed Salem, playing
in place Of Harry Gilmer. tossed
two long ones. One was incomplete,
the other fell into the arms Of
Duquesne back, Vincent Sundry.
Gilmer, taking a day off, got into
the game only for a few minutes
in the second quarter.
Duquesne, an underdog, held the
Tide scoreless until late in the Sec
ond period when Halfback Bill
Cadenhead drove across the goal
line from the 8 after q 66-yard
drive.
The Dukes threatened early in
the second quarter and, paced by a
6S-yard pass play from Roger Pa
tricio to Sundry, advanced to Ala
bama's 10 before the Tide forward
wall held them on downs. A few
minutes later the visitors charged
back to the Tides 6, but again
failed to score.
A beautiful demonstration of
blocking early in the third period
paved the way for Bama's second
six-pointer and Monk Mosely, Gill
mer's understudy at left half, scam
pered So yards to score.
Bama added third touchdown
Evening star., 1947-10-12

RutTsrs RS9" . . ! 61s
Princeton scoring-Touchdown, Weber
tsub for Franke); point after touchdown,
Meyer (placemenD.
Rutgers scoring Touchdowns, sabo
Herring; point after touchdown. Heritage
(p1acementl
Evening star., 1947-10-12
By Bill Fuchs

The Landon School football team
scored once in each OF the first
three periods, then piled up four
more touchdowns in the final to
trounce st. James Of Hagerstown,
Nd, 44-0, in an Interstate Aca-
demic Conference clash yesterday
at Landon.
In chalking up its second lac
victory in as many starts Landon
displayed a passing and running
offense which clicked from the
opening period, gaining momentum
throughout until the entire st.
James defense seemed to fall apart
in the final frame.
Carter Bledsoe set the stage for
the first touchdown when he inter-
cepted Bob Fowler's pass on the
Landon 48. Win Faulkner then
flung an aerial to Bob Whaling, who
juggled it momentarily, snatched
it from the hands of the st. James
safety man and ran the remaining
Is yards for the score.
"a st. James tumble on its own 80
was recovered by Tom Burckes for
Landon in the second period. With
Faulkner and Emerson Gardner
running the ball, Landon advanced
to the IL, where Gardner threw a
touchdown pass to Paul Thompson
In the end zone.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Penn State Runs Wild
|0ver Fordham, $50;
Rams Worst Rout
BY me Asseeiotsd Pres,

NEW YORK, Oct. 1l.-Penn
State strengthened its claim to one
Of the top grid rankings in the East
today by handing q subpar Ford
ham team 75-0 drubbing that
went into the Rams record as the
most lopsided rout in their history.
Although Coach Bob Higgins of
the unbeaten-untied Nittany Lions
cleaned his bench Of his entire 3S-
man squad, the invaders awed a
small gathering of $4,000 <in the
Polo Grounds with q display of raw
power. Rushing over 40 points in
second period attack, Penn State
completely outclassed Fordham.
which had been trying to cancel the
game ever since its $50 rout in
1916.
Jed Durkota, a husky senior wing
back from Colver, Pa, who usually
romps with the reserves behind
starter Wallace Trtplett. smashed
across the Fordham goal for four
touchdowns on a 24-point scoring
spree that boosted him among the
Eastern leaders.
Triplett added another pair and
the rest were split among Joe
Colone, Elwood Petchel, Bill Luther,
Clarence Gorinski and Francis
Rogel.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Baltimore Bowling Victory Goal
Of Burk|ey, Young Capital Ace

with 391, Evelyn Nickel Of Central
Valet sports the seasons set mark
in Washington Ladies loop. Mary
Heine's 154 was tops for the week
while her Ply-Rite teammate, Fran
ces Wilson tailed 364 to maintain
top average Of 123 plus. Helen Tabb
newcomer from Winchester, Va,
and cousin OF Lorraine GULL, aided
with 348 as second-place Ell Gees
swept Jack & Jill School.
Northeast Temple is Ladies Minor
District League pace-setters with a
two-game lead over Fort Davis.
II X X
Ben Waple Of the front-running
Tornadoes is leader In the Federal
Communications Commission loop
with a ia average Hallenstein Is
runner-up with 10. Wicker, 101
average roller Of Lions, Is top with
145 and 378.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
by Ben McAIwee

Southpaw Jack Barkley, spar
king young Arcade-Pontiac star,
will seek his second straight VIC
tory in q week today when many
leading Capital duckpinners invade
Baltimore for the seventh annual
Plaza Nonwinner tournament. His
triumph in the Pop Wolfe Memorial
at Hyattsville gave washington the
jump on Baltimore as major COM
petion in the Central Atlantic area
got under way.
The Plaza Is the only yearly event
In the Maryland metropolis in which
Capital pirmen hold the usually
dominating Orioles to a stand-on
with three wins each. Mike Avon,
Mann's Potato Chips ace, was Wash
ington's third victor last year with
a record score of 970. Bill King was
the first winner in 1941 and Karl
Gochenour triumphed in 1914.
Two tournaments are on the local
bill O. fare. A five-game handicap
is carded at Silver Spring, starting
at 2 pm, while the regular weekly
Petworth one-ball Is scheduled to
start at the same time.
Two of the early seasons happiest
women bowlers are Hazel Glover and
Sophia Dampier. Mrs. Glover is
captain Of the Edmonds Optical
quint which leads Washington
Ladies' League with 10 wins in IL
games. In Edmonds' latest 81 win
over Central Valet Shop, Mrs. Glover
led the way with 1856 and 1865.
Mrs. Dampier in boosting her top
average in the Ladies' Minor Dis
trict loop to 1926 with 348 aided
Fort Davis in setting a season rec
ord team score of 1856 which
eclipsed its own mark by 43 pins.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Cornell Given Big Scare,
But Beats Colgate, 27.18
BY the Associated Press

HAMILTON, N. Y, Oct. 11.-Cor-
nell's veteran gridders generated too
much power today for gallant
gang of Colgate Red Raiders who
gave them scare in the last quar-
ter of an uproarous struggle before
yielding, 27-18.
A record 1900 Homecoming Day
fans saw the Raiders hold Cornell
to one touchdown and twice stop
the Big Red cold within inches OF
pay dirt in the first half. But when
Colgate stepped up the power in the
last two periods, Cornell produced
more.
The James gang from Ithaca met
every challenge after the loosely
played first half in which both teams
fumbled and misfired in the air.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Home Teams Victory
Is Third Over Tigers
In Is Years Rivalry
by the Asseeiofsd Press

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. ]. Oct. IL
Underdog Rutgers defeated Prince
ton, 13 to Z, today for the third
time in 78 years of the first and
oldest intercollegiate football rivalry
In the United States.
Both Of Rutgers previous victories
were scored here. the first coming
in 1869, Ga. in the game that in
troduced the sport to an unsupect-
ing nation. The second was in 1888,
20-18, when the. Rutgers Stadium
was dedicated.
A shouting, hysterical crowd Of
0,426 stormed onto the playing field
as soon as the flnal gun sounded,
tore down the goal posts, and broke
into occasional fist fights to keep
alive the ancient tradition Of Prince
ton-Rutgers exhuberance.
Rutgers ability to smash the
tackles and run the ends was the
undoing Of Princeton, which last
week defeated Brown and was con-
sidered to have one Of the possible
strong teams Of the East.
Awkward Bounce Aids Rutgers.
An awkward bounce by one of
Herman Hering's punts near the emo
of the first period set up the first
Rutgers touchdown.
Ernest Gardner, Rutgers center,
recovered on Princeton's 80. John
Sabo scooted around his left end
from the 2 to score. Harold Heritage
converted.
A penalty against Princeton that
called back q mediocre punt started
Rutgers on its way to It's second
touchdown. Herring was the main
spring Of the advance from midfiled,
tossing two short passes and run
ming and bucking to the Princeton
I at which point he took a lateral
flip and darted around his right end
to tally. The conversion failed.
Princeton, pushed all over the
field in the first half, scored its only
touchdown half way through the
final period. With the ball on
Princeton's rs, Richard T. West
passed to William F. Gallagher, who
caught on his 40 and ran to Rutgers
a.. George Sella made 1t first down
on Rutgers 16, Paul F. Cowie darted
to the three, and John M. Weber
scored.
Fumble Hurts Princeton.
A few moments later Cowie took
a punt on his 81 and ran to Rut-
gers "a. But George Sella fumbled,
and the Tigers chance to tie or win
evaporated.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Arnold Tucker Sparks
Randolph Field to Win
by fhs Assoeioisd Pres,

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 11.-Arnold
Tucker, who quarterbacked Army's
great team last year. and an un-
known halfback named Jack Russ
combined to give Randolph Field
Ramblers . 33-to-6 football victory
over the Corpus Christi Naval Air
Station Comets before a crowd of
10000 today.
Russ ran a yards for one touch
down and scored two others on
passes from Tucker. The former
West Pointer sneaked for another
touchdown, intercepted three Navy
passes and turned In an excellent
punting job.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
London Slams St. James, 44-O;
Scores Four Times in Final

the visitors again tried passing In
the third quarter. This time 1t was
Ray Lewis who snagged one OF
Fowler's pitches, returning it Is
yards to the st. James 20. Gardner
and Burckes spanked a march to the
l from where Burckes cracked over.
Burckes scored again in the open
ing minutes of the fourth quarter
on a 9-yard blast through the right
side Of the line after Faulkner and
Lewis had headed a drive from mid
field.
The longest run of the day came
few minutes later when Gardner
took st. James punt on his own
IS and scooted to Landon's fifth
score.
A Faulkner to Thompson pass
good for IS yards set up the next
touchdown, Lewis bucking over from
the 8.
With just a minute to 60 Landon
scored again, Faulkner passing to
Lou Rawlings and Lewis throwing
to Thompson, the last good for
yards and the tally.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

late in the same quarter when big
Vaughn Mancha, one-time all
America center, made Sundry fum-
bic on his own four-yard line. Nor
wood Hodges leaped across the line
three plays later.
With the third team in the game,
the Tides final touchdown came
with only 40 seconds remaining in
the fourth period when sophomore
back Travis Hicks climaxed q r.
yard march by plunging over from
the 6.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Rutgers Surprises Princeton in 13 to z Triumph
Minnesota Winner
Over Northwestern
Dy me A.soeiotsd Press

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 11.-Min-
nesota's Gophers, aided by a pair
Of fumbles and q bad pass from
center on the part of North
western, swept to . 37-to-21 VIC
tory today in the opening game
Of the Western Conference sea-
son for both teams.
A sellout crowd OF 60,609
watched in 76-degree weather
as Minnesota quickly took q 16-
too lead In the first period, an
advantage the Wildcats never
could overcome.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

Touchdowns - Whaling tpass from
Faulkqer), Burekes t2), Gardner. Lewis,
GaroneIl. Extra points - Burckes e
Subs stitutions-Landon: Gillespie, Mash
bir, Engelsnan. Burckes, Holden, Rawlings,
P. Thomson. Sionaker, Norris. St.
James: Baker, Dennis, Dillie, Fowler,
Hempnill, Jones, Longrotse, Parsons,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-05

znsnada jim je bilo Kodriee.
vo po6stje jasao ko bell dan,
Kodrie je bl Ignatz in hitlerje-
vec. HueFjevci 90 hoteli uniciti
% ssboj wee, preden 80 odsh. A
MISC utegniA. Ostal pa je Ig-
.natz, XII je bill zdaj Igo. Kar nj
so Htegnili unieii Nemei, ker
MISC mogl ostati, je lahko uni
eeval zdaj Igo, XII Sc js dokopal
do samega hkvidatorstya. >Imel
je glavo ter je mal preslepiti
nalado ljudsko oblast. Ali ia Oh
last Sc je zacela vedno bolj "a
vedati svoje moci.
Takrat pa je prvi vaski
sestanek-sldieal ga je vinicar
- pometel 2 ikvidatorjem Igo
Kedi6em.
Gorice MISC bile be nikoli ta-
ko .lepe, kakor SO bile tiste dni.
VinicarI 80 81 podvihai rokave
in SO zagnai 8 lrampi v rjavo
pestenasto iloyieo. Zasadli SO
kranape v zemljo, XII SO 81 jo pfd-
borili sami, katero jim je dala
njihova ljudska obiast.
Lahko sc je zgodilo, da je Igo
Kodric zgubil glavo, da je ma
pravil kriz cez sebe. Vracunal
Sc je, ker nj racunsl z ljudsko
oblastjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-05
KRATKE VESTI
II JUGQSLAVIE

Sole "a splosno izobrazbo do
bio nasi delavci. Komite "a Sole
in znanost Wade FLRJ je raz-
postal nadavno vsem republic
Skim ministrstyon okyirna ma
vodila o ustanavljanju Sol "a
splosno izobrazbe delaveev. Ena
taksnih Sol je bila be odprta v
Beogfadu in obiskuje jo 40 de-
lavcev, glavnem udafnikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-05

|se bo usposabljal strokovni ka-
der "a reGno plovbo. sola DO ime-
Fla diva oddelka: brodarskega in
strojnega.
Pravilnik o opravljanju izpita
"a kinooperaterje je izsel v
Uradnem listu LR Slovenije St.
Z, z dne 4. Jan. Prayilnik predpi-
suje, da smejo samostojno obra~
toyati 8 kinooperaterskimi ma
pravami v kinematografskih
podjetjih samo delovne moci, XII
so polozile izpit "a kinooperater-
je.
$4,000 ha bodo pridobili "a
kmetijstvo ma Kosovem in v Me-
tohij. Ugotovljeno je bilo, da je
Kosovem in v Metohiji mnogo
ledin, XII so primerne "a obdelavo.
zaeela SO Sc yelika della, da pre-
orjejo ledine ter obdelajo zemljo.
Tako bodo n. pr. pri Pristini ma
sadili trio ma povrsini okrog 80
ha. Pri teh delhi sodelujejo vse
mnozicne organizacije.
.Proizvodnja ma Hrvatskem je
bila v novembrskem tekmoyanju
v eeloti povecana "a 1920. "
istem razdobju Sc je izbdjsala
kakovost izdelkov "a 1924,
produkcijski stroski so pa bill
znHani "a 14.75b.
Dober odkup OLA v Dalmaciji.
Doslej je bilo odkupljenega re
precej OLA v posameznih okra-
jih. Tako so v korculskem okraju
odkupili 1862 ky OLA. V neka-
terih krajih olive Sc MISC obrane,
ker Sc obiranje navadno zaylece
pozno limo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-05

RskAs ~ ~ ~ HNV ~ PIAs w
lik partizan: ohranil je nov.
pblasti, kakor 50 jo insnoyal
partizani, neoplenjeno nemske
trgovino. Pred samimi Nemci j
poskril zadnje dni dosti blaga
da bi =. d. hi mogel pomaga.
ii ljudski oblasti, XII je prisla v
mesto - in cd katere je kappa,
da prieakoval, da DO vse to upo.
steyala, da ga ho~ "a yse to pri-
merno nagradila. Igo Kodric je
bill posloyodja, incl je trgovsko
pamet. Trgovec mora riskirati,
&c hoce, da Sc do cesa dokop-
lie, in on je yendar mnogo ris-
kiral: cello syojo glavo. Sal, de-
lal je revolueijo ma vasi, ohra-
nil je ljudski oblasti trgoyino.
In-Igo Kodric je postal Ii
kvidator. nj nosil zaman g1ave.
Biti likvidator, to je bila ve-
lika rec. Pravilo Sc je to, da te
je postavila ljudska oblast, da tt
je dala tako rekoc v oblast hit
lerjevcevo trgoyino in vinicari-
jo. Kodricev Nacek Sc je znova
pripeljal v Zatresje. Tokrat nj
incl s seboj yee rdeee legitima-
cije, in Sc kazal vec kot Ignatz.
Kodritsch, tokrat Sc je pripeljal
kot likvidator Igo Kodrie. Vi
nicarji so ga nezaupljivo gleda-
Ii, nikakor jim nj slo v glavo to
njegovo likvidatorstvo. Skrat-
ka, vedeli MISC kam' z MIN. &c
bi bill Kodric komisar pod Mem
ci, to bi razumeli- Nemci MISC
delili vinogradov vinicarjem:
ali kaj hi s Kodriceyim ikvidar-
stvom v ljudski oblasti, kjer so
bill prav "a prav lahko samo oni:
nasledniki, ali &c ze. hocete IL
kyidatorji hitlerjeveeve gorice?!5
Med tenn je 1go Kodric zacel
z likvidiranjem. Il zidanice je
zacelo izginjati vse: cd starih
buteljk do pohistva. Po nede-'
ljah so bile v zidanici gostje.
Zacenjale so Sc v soboto, Sc vle-
kle vso noe, globoko v nedeljo.
Viniearji SO hodili nadenj, pre-
govarjali so ga, da bi pomagal
z denarjefn pri prekopavanju-
ali likvidator je vselej zamahnil
z roko. Potem sc je zakrohotal.
Tudi kmetje MISC, mogi razu-
meti, kaj pomeni biti likvidator..
Krajevni tajnik ga je Oh priliki
povprasal. Vinicarji so prisli k
MENU ter sc mu pritozili zara-
di Kodrieevega ikvidatorstva.
Kodri6 Sc je debelo zakroho-
tai. Dejal je:
me VedO, hap Pa likvidira-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-05

Il, to se praN spTaviti posestvo
ma MD! Pa-Nemce je trsba pri
mas uniciti! rrsba js uaititi We,
akar koh spominja no nje."
Tako je Igo Kedrie liikyidiral
hitlerjeyca. Ddal js natanko po
onem receptu, kaikor je yidel de-
lati nemsks konisarje, ali bolje
povedano pem6uEske kenisarje.
Bill je tikWdator ter je vsdel, da
ne DO ostala tista njegova.
!oblast mad goricaBi Ne6na, Ia
to je bile treba jemati, dokler
je bilo, dokler sc je daio. In Igo.
Kodric je pridno likyidiral. Incl
je glayo, Splaealo se mu je pod
Nemci riskirati. DoMvel je syo-,
jo "zlato svohodp".
Doziyljal jo je dya messca,
tri mesece, pet meseeey, sedem
mesecev .. Takrat pa
Vinicarji MISC hodili samo h.
kraj jevnemu tajniku, viniearji so
zaeeli obiskoyati tadi teeaje.I
Ljudsko oblast ma vasi je bilo
treba utrditi. Fako sc je zgodi-
10, da je prisel v tax teeaj tudi1
hitlerjevcev yini6ar. Tam je
zvedel "a Kardeljeve besede, da
mas bo skusal sovraznik " prvi
yrsti uniciti ma gospodarskem
porju, slisal je to, in kakor mu
je lebdela pred ocmi vedno sa-
mo gorica, v kateri je garal, Sc
mu je znenada zacela lusciti
pred oemi ikyidatorjeya podo-
ha. Tudi likvidator je bill eden
izmed soyraznikov.
"cigav je pray "a prav vino
grad" je yprasal vinicar, "ali
je mas, to sc pravi ali je yini-
earski, ali je likvidatorjey?"
"Zakaj ga ikyidator unicu-
je? V cigavo korist? Spraseya-
ii so Sc zaceli tudi drugi vini-
earji.