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luncheon Speeds
Organization Of
|Obh-Mrs. Club

Plans for the organization of an
Opti-Mrs. Club as an auxiliary tc
the Washington Optimist Club got
off to a flying start yesterday at g
luncheon at the Mayflower Hotel
Mrs. w. H. Whittelsey was named
temporary president Of the new
group which set September % az
the date for its formal organization
meeting. Mrs. Whittlesey was ap-
pointed by Gibson I. Wright, chair
man of the Organization Committee
for the Optimist Club, who presided
at the first part of the luncheon.
Mrs. Norman H. Barnes was made
chairman of a committee to draw
up a constitution and bylaws for
adoption at the next meeting. Mrs
Hal Hellikson was appointed tenn
porary secretary
Seventy-six wives attended the
luncheon and almost all of them in
dictated they would like to become
members of the proposed women's
organization. It is expected that the
new group will vote to support the
boys work done by the Washington
Optimist Club. Friend of the Boy" is
the slogan of the Optimist Interna-
tional, a classified service organiza-
ton of business and professional
men.
Frank Steinko, vice president OF
Optimist International and a past
president of the National Capital
Club, pointed out that the Opt
Mrs. clubs are not officially recog-
nized by the international organiza-
ton but that they have been en-
welcomed wherever
they have been formed.
Mr.. Steinko also gave glowing
reports on the recent growth Drop
timism" declaring that the Opt
mist membership has doubled in the
past 81 months in clubs affiliated
with the international organization
AS host for the luncheon, the
Optimist Club was
represented by number Of its
officers, headed by the president,
Roland Reutlinger, who pointed out
that formation of woman's auXili-
airy was one of the principle objec-
tives of his administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
Inner Wheel Club
To Oben Season

A program Of surprises has been
planned for the first fall luncheon
meeting of the Inner Wheel Club
of Washington on Friday at the
Mayfiower Hotel.
Mrs. Leroy Tuerke, president Of
the club, which is made up ex-
clusively of wives Of Rotarians, will
preside.
| Committee chairmen appointed
by Mrs Tuerke for the coming year
are Mrs. William E. Hayes, pro-
gram; Mrs. Bryant Alvin Hewins,
membership: Mrs. Maurice K.
HEARTFELT, luncheon arrangements:
Mrs. Donald M. Bernard, fellow
ship; Mrs. Alfred X. Mitchell, at
tendance: Mrs. K. Gudge, welfare:
Mrs. John L. Weaver, birthday
greetings; Mrs. Chester D. Swope.
badges, and Mrs. Edwin w. Still
well, publicity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
Becomes Engaged

A wedding in December is being
planned for Miss Patricia Ann Shipe
and Mr.. Richard A. Michel, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman P. Michel
of Davenport, Iowa, whose engage
ment is announced by Miss Shipe's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie K
Shipe.
A graduate of Immaculate Semi.
nary, the bride-elect also attended
Barry College in Miami and Trinity
College.
Mr.. Michel attended Iowa State
College and was graduated from st
Ambrose College in Davenport. He
served as a Captain in the Navy
during the war and now is attend
ing Georgetown University Law
School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
February Wedding

The engagement of Miss Alicia
Anne Taylor to Mr.. William James
Wallis II, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Wallis of Cleveland, was announced
at tea given Sunday afternoon by
Miss Taylor's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank J. Taylor.
The bride elect attended the
Washington School for Secretaries
and the Cleveland School OF Art,
and during the war was in the Naval
Reserve for three years, one Of
which was spent In Hawaii.
Mr.. Wallis, who was IN the Army
four years, is a graduate of Ran
dolph- Macon Military Academy anc
attended Duke University.
The wedding will take place In
February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
To Wed This Fall

A fall wedding is being planned by
Miss Virginia Coleman Armitage and
Mr.. Franklin Coley Davis, jr., son
of Judge and Mrs. Davis of San An
tonic, Tex. Their engagement is
announced by Mr. and Mrs. John
Henry Armitage of Alexandria and
Richmond.
Miss Armitage is graduate of st
Mary's and Mr.. Davis served as an
instructor in the Army Air Forces
at Randolph Field during the war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
In the Ne1Vs

Mrs. j. J. Mack has reopened her
house on Forest Lane in Wesley
Heights, after spending the past
three months in Europe where she
visited her son and daughter in law
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. George Belle.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry A. Monat have
returned from a cruise to South
America and have taken possession
of their home at 2539 Waterside
DIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
41zHOzf1HCe UveNt

Mrs. Mabel H. Jensen announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Phyllis Eleanor Demond, to
Mr.. James c. Schroeder. no date
having been set for the wedding.
Miss Demond recently returned
from Tokyo, where she has been
stationed with the United States
occupation forces.
The bridegroom ELECT also is back
from duty with occupation forces in
Japan. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Schroeder Of Marsh
field Wis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09


ARRANGEMENTS for the party were
like those on other such occasions
on the White House lawn. The
NAVY Band was stationed in the
center of the wide expanse OF grass
and gave a pleasant accompaniment
to the hum of conversation. Their
white uniforms stood out against
the tall Gamma lilies about the
splashing fountain and the bright
red and white striped refreshment
tents harmonized with the BIOS
SONS. Cooling fruit punch, with
dainty and delicious sandwiches,
cakes and candies were served as
we'll as hot tea.
Many of the foreign delegates
were armed with cameras and car
ried away reminders of the delight
full afternoon. Two of the guests
yesterday who attracted consider
able attention were wives of dele
gates from India, Mrs. Chansracker
and Mrs. Mahalomobis. They wore
their native dress, the former in
rich deep blue Sari bound in silver
bands. Mrs. Mahalomobis chose for
the occasion a gold color sari which
was bound in gold and with which
she wore gold ornaments. They
hope to linger in this country after
the close of the conferences and do
some sightseeing.
The Secretary Of Commerce, Mr..
Hartman, is chairman of the
American National Committee and
ceived yesterday as well as the
budget director are members of
that committee. Secretary and Mrs.
Hartman have been in their Long
Island home for several days. The
latter reached Washington just in
time to don a very becoming black
silk dress made a little longer but
not the new long length. 1t was
trimmed with sparkling rhinestone
buttons and with it she wore arose
mauve straw hat trimmed with
matching flowers and a double
strand of large pearls.
Mrs. Krug was dressed in an
emerald green faille suit and a
paisley scarf trimmed with sequins.
Her close fitting hat was of black
and white feathers fashioned to
look like flowers. Mrs. Schwellen-
bach's short black dress had touches
of old rose about the shoulders and
her hat was black. Mrs. Webb's
rose beige crepe dress had cut steel
clips at the neck and her small
matching hat was trimmed with
pink roses.
Mrs. Edwin G. Nourse, chairman
of the Washington Hospitality Com
mittee, wore broad smile through
out the reception hours, for she has
worked long and very successfully
in the arranging of the entertain
ment for the delegates and certainly
the weather yesterday was ideal for
a garden party. Mrs. Nourse was
dressed in black with wide
brimmed hat trimmed with flowers
and about her neck an old gold
necklace set with square cut rubies.
Mrs. Stuart A. Rice is serving as
secretary to this committee and she,
too, wore black, her bright red hat
giving a dash of color in the COM
pany.
Making the acquaintance of many
of the delegates she will entertain
Sunday in Montgomery County was
Mrs. John H. Small, who with Mr.
Small will be hostess at late after
noon party on their farm that after
noon. The reception will be the
climax of a tour of that portion
of Maryland which will include
Sugar Loaf Mountain. With Mrs
Small was Mrs. Edwin c. Fry, who
had much to do with the arranging
of the trip to Montgomery County
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
ENGAGED to We'd

Announcement is made by Mr.
Paul L. Brown Of Culpeper of the
engagement of his daughter, Miss
Mary Ella Brown, to Mr.. Fred Nc
Eldon Brumfleld, the wedding tt
take place in December.
The bridegroom ELECT is the sor
of Mrs. Florence K. Brumf1eld Of
Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
Cabinet Officers Are Hosts
1t White House Garden Fete
By Katharine M. Brooks

Sol smiled statsicians yesterday and them
three
entertained in the absence of the
The Secretary OF Commerce and Mrs
invitations behalf Chief
assisted receiving by the Secretary
Julius the Secretary of
Webb
The members cabinet the place
the setting the
guests participants
statistical held Washington
organizations
session
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Powell to Sbeak

Edwin Powell. owner of Hermit
age Gardens, will talk on narcissuses
at a meeting of the Patent Office
Woman's Club to be held at 1890
am. Thursday at the Jesup Blair
Community House, Silver Spring. A
plant sale will follow the talk and
light luncheon will be served.
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TOBe Married

Announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs. Charles B. Jack of Cum
berland Of the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Anne Marie Jack, tx
Mr.. James E. Wright, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Wright of Wash
ington.
The wedding will take place early
in October.
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The former Miss Jean The
rese Silk, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert James Silk, is the
bride OF Mr.. Joseph Lee Hol-
land, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Z. Holland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20
Pose II,

In the greenhouse at Mckinley High School, Moy Croun
u Adoms street NV. and George Tennyson 1880
Sixth street NE. tronspIont seedlings. The study Of
octuo pont life supplements classroom biology lectures
below by Dr.. Vero MiIsops Specimens typicol of
different environments ovo;lobIe to the students
Pride Of the greenhouse orchid pont which doomed
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-04
PREISKAVA RADI
PRODUKCIJE VOJNEGA
BLAGA v NEMCIJI

BERLIN, 2. avgusta-Ameri-
ske oblasti so aretirale pet men,
Skin delovodij v dveh tovarnah,
katere so Amerikanci zaprli, ker
so izdelki cd tam baje prisli v
roke osebam v vzhodni okupa-
cijski zoni, XII Sc nahaja pod So
vjetsko kontrolo.
Obe prizadeti tovarni sta iz-
delovali znanstvene instrument
te.
Ameriski okupacijski powell
mix gen. Clay je izjavil, da ako
DO preiskava dognala, da je ka-
terra izmed stirih okupacijskih
sill imela kako zvezo S sprejema-
MEM vojnega materiala, bo
predlozil zavezniskemu kontrol-
nemu svetu uraden protest.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-04
TRUE NAJDENI PRIVE-
ZANI MA POSTELJO

MINNEAPOLIS, 2. augusta
V neki hisi ma juzni strani me-
sta so bile najdene privezane k
posteljam in tako izstradane, da
niti govoriti MISC mogle, tri od-
rasle osebe, in sicer Martin An
derson, star So let, njegov brat
Clarence, 38, in njuna sestra
Violet, 35.
Oblasti so pridrzale 72-letno
Berto Anderson, XII je policijji
rekla, da so prizadeti "njeni
otroci." Koliko casa so bill
"otroci" privezani k posteljam,,
nj znano.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-04

riskega udstva reakco glasovaa ampak zato ker
vecina udstva nj glasovaa prot tt reakc Cd 80 mill
onov glasov XII predstavajo visek vollnega potenci
jala e zadnjih voitvah bilo oddanih lie 35 monov
Da Sc bodocnost b store te napake pr ka
terh e vecna volilcev bla poponoa ravnodsna glede
zida voitev vec kot kda popre potrebno da Sc tel
mast volcev prebudi zavest da voitve MISC nkaksna
brezpomembna procedure, ampak da SO votve teme ma
kateremu gradi naso bodocnost in naso demokracio
Mi Sc vedno imamo progressive in posene zmozne in
cin amerskega naroda naklonene predstavnke XII ahko
pr prihodnh vo]itvah zbrsejo vsako sed da je neko
bill nas zgodovin taksen kongres XII e dezelo porinil
vojn in depresiji in XII skodo udstva saega ojac
pozico nikol sitih veebzneskih krogov. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-04
Delavci pri Ford
Motor Co. bOdO
najbrz Zastavkali
Dosedanja pogajanja 50
brezuspesna: stavka SO
ina zaeeti jutri opoldne

DETROIT, 3. avgusta-Urad-
lliki CIO unije avtnih delavcev
so danes po osem-urnih poga.ja-
njih z zastopniki Ford Motor Co.
izjavili, da bi mogla lie kaka v
zadnji minuti podvzeta poteza
prepreciti stavko 100000 delav-
cev Fordovih napravah, XII je
dolocena "a torek popoldne.
Unija je naznanila odlocitev
"a stavko v vseh 46 Fordovih
obratih sirom dezele, potem ko
je zavrnila vec novih predlogov
glede dveh vprasanj, XII sta v
sporu.
Glasom izjave, katero je po-
dala unija, Sc smatra protekcijo
delovne pogodbe v luci Taft
Hartleyevega zakona, kakor tu-
di predlagani penzijski nacrt, "a
poglavitni sporni vprasanji.
Kompanija ma drugi strani pa
trdi, da je vprasanje ureditve
delovne pogodbe, tako da bi ne
bila nasprotju s Taft-Hartle-
jevim zakonom, edino vprasa-
ME, XII zavira sporazum.
Obe strani sta izjavili, da Sc
bodo pogajanja obnovila v po-
|nedeljek (danes) oh $50, v ma
fdi, da Sc najde pot, XII bi vodila
k sporazumu.
Richard T. Leonard, podpred-
sednik CIO unije avtnih delav-
cev, glavni direktor delavstva v
F'ordovih obratih sirom dezele,
je nocoj izjavil, da nista sporni
stranki mic blize sporazuma kot
sta bill kdaj poprej.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-04
UNRRA USTAVILA POSILJ-
KE v KITAJSKO VOL
NO ZONO

WASHINGTON, 81. julia
UNRRA je danes izjavila, da Sc
ne bo posiljalo refine posijke
ne v nacionalisticno in ne ko.
munisticno vojno zono Kline.
Uradniki UNRRA-e SO izjavili,
da so navzlic jamstvu kitajska
nacionalisticna letala napadla
ladje, XII so prevazale refine po-
siljke v komunisticna pristani-
Sea in da so Sc v nekih slucajih
komunisti vmesali delitev po-
Silk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-04
JUDOVSKI NACIONALISTI
SVARIJO ANGLEzE

JERUZALEM, 3. augusta -
Judovski nationalist so danes
v posebni izjavi posvarili Angle
ze, da bodo "obesili Sc vec an
gleskih drzavljanov." v izjavi je
receno med ostalim: mi Sc ved-
no nismo Anglezi uredii nase
racune tikajoce Sc obesanj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-04

Ali ste maroGmik "EmacopraO'
nost?" Ce ste, ali so VaSi prija-
telji IN z,aamci? "EnakoproV'
most" je potrebma vsaki dru$i'ai
saradi vaSnih vesti in Ve0no ak.
tualnih c1ankov! Strife "Emako-
prGUaost!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-04

lanes SmO pflcel prlObceVa-
tt mas novi roman v nadaljeva-
nju. To je roman "Ljubim", XII
ga je spisal sloviti sovjetski pi-
satelj Aleksander O. Avdejen-
ko. Snow romano je zajeta il
lastnega zivljenja tega bivsega
brezdomca in tatica. V MEM je
opisana pot Avdejenkove mia
dosti, strasna pot il najbednej-
sih razmer pred revolucijo, pre-
ko zablod in grehov otroka-po-
tepuna v veliki prevratni dobi
pa skozi komuno, v kateri so
vzgajali brezdomce v koristne
drzavljane, v graditelje novega
reda in della. Tako preizkusen
in prevzgojen je Avdejenko pri-
Sci "a strojevodjo v Magnito-
gorsk, XII je bila indotna indu-
strija v najmogocnejsem razvo-
ju. In tn je napisal svoj mia
dostni roman 'Ljubim'', XII je
mahoma vzbudil veliko pozor-
most v vsej Sovjetski zvezi in
.je bill kmalu preveden v mnoge
jezike. V Avdejenku je dobil
Cork svojega naslednika, XII je
snow "a svoje pisateljsko obli-
kovanje zajel il lastnega ziv-
ljenja, il trpkih lastnih izku-
SEMI in dozivljajev.
o svojemu knjizevnemu delu
in temu kako je postal pisa
tell je govoril Avdejenko ma
velikem kongresu sovjetskih pi-
sateljev, XII sc je vrsil v Moskvi
leta 1885. Ten III kongresu je
predsedoval Maksim Cork. Pi-
satelje, XII so sc zbrali il vse
Sovjetske zveze, so prisli po-
zdravit tudi najmlajsi castilci,
pionirji. Pozdrav te move, srec-
ne mladine je tako ganil MIA
dega pisatelja Avdejenka, da je
v daljsem govoru izpovedal:
- Pred lett sem sedel v jet
niski celici v Orenburgu. z me-
moi je sedel Sc neki fantic mo-
je starosti. Bill je donna il Oren-
burga. Nekoc je incl tam svoje
sorodnike in prijatelje, zdaj so
ga kakor meme zaprli zavoljo
tatvine. V jeci mu je bilo hudo.
Stozilo sc mu je po rodnem me-
stu in njegovih otroskih letih,
po druzini, in prosil me je, maj
mu napisem pismo. Pisala sva
brez naslova. Bila sva zalostna,
ko sva pisala. Potem sem bral,
on pa je jokal.
- To je bilo mole prvo lite
rarno delo. Potem sem ga ne
kaj mesecev vlacil seboj, do
kler Sc crke v zepu MISC izbri-
sale. Tedaj sem mislil, da bi Sc
Aleksej Maksimovic (Gorki)
tudi jokal mad tenn pismom, &c
bi mu ga pokazal. Sprico mani
festacije pionirjev sem sc zdaj
spomnil tega pisma, XII je bilo
napisano v jetniski celici. Ko
sem zivel najpoprej kot brez-
domec (bezprizorni), nato kot
tatic, nisem nikoli jokal. Vec-
krat sem bill tepen. Nekoc me je
ma Gorlovskem trgu mnozica
pretepla skoraj do smrti. V Le-
ningradu sta mi ma Litejni uli-
ci zmeznili nogi, milicnik me je
pobral - nikoli mi MISC prisle
solze v oci. Tokrat pa sem sta]
in jokal, pretresen cd pogleda
ma pionirje. Star sem pet in
dvajset let, Cork pa pet in sest
deset let. Zakaj sem jokal?
Mole solze, solze Gorkega in
drugih ne izvirajo cd starosti
- PREF sem zivel tako zivlje'
ME, da sem gledal ljudi in jih
nisem videl. zivel sem ma tenn
svetu, v svetu ljudi kakor EVER
lahko bi bill prerezal bliznjemu
vrat, zmozen bi bill najvecjega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-04
20 NASEM NOVEM ROMANO
ENAKOPRAvNOST

zlocina. Smrti sc nisem bal. S
tovarisi smo Sc lotevali najdrz-
nejsih dejanj, XII so bila mnogo-
krat smrtno nevarna. Pa sem
mislil, da je to dobro. ziveli
smo il dneva v dan, ali bolje,
IL ure v uro. Toda tisti trenu-
tex kongresa, ko so Sc ma tri-
buni pojavili pionirji, sem "a
cutil, da bi strasno rad zivel.
Misli mi MISC letele po desetlet-
jih, temvec po stoletjih. Dozi-
vel sem trenutke resnicne rado-
sti Sal je bill prav to mai
znacilnejsi dogodek tega vece-
ra. Takrat sc mi je zabliskala
in odprla bodocnost. Ma meni
je dosti madezev. Mislim, da
tudi vi niste cisti. Ia vecer sem
obcutil vso svojo umazanost.
Lahko bi jo bill naravnost oti-
pal in namah Sc mi je strasan-
sko zahotelo, da bi bill taksen,
kakrsni so pionirji
O temu, kako je napisal ro-
man "Ljubim" Avdejenko pri-
poveduje:
- Kako sem napisal "Lju-
bim"? Nekoc je bill v Magnito-
gorsku zelo teak dan. Zgodi-
la Sc je nezgoda. Resil sem gro
deli v plavzu. Ko sem peljal
grodelj k strojem "a ulivanje,
sem gledal skozi okno svoje To-
komotive, ker sem hotel, da bi
me vsakdo videl in vedel, da
sem to storil JAZZ. Morebiti je
bilo nicemurno, ali zdelo Sc mi
je, da me gledajo dekleta, XII so
sla oh progi, in da me pozdrav-
ljajo. Hotel sem sporociti svoje
veselje zavolje resene kovine
tudi drugim. Tedaj Sc mi je po'
rodila misel, da bi popisal zgod.
bo svoje rodbine, kdo je bill mo-
oce, kaksno je bilo zivljenje de.
lavskega razreda nekoc. Skle'
nil sem napisati tako knjigo in
v njej primerjati zivljenje de-
lavskega razreda ma dveh stop
njah. In &c Sc mi je to posre.
clio, Sc je to zgodilo lie zarad
radostnega dozivljanja zivlje'
MIA, zavoljoneravnodusnosti dc
snovi. Zategadelj, ker hi ne mo-
gel ne ziveti ne delati, &c bi ne
| bill napisal.
- Zivimo. zelo lepem casu
| je ma moskovsKem kongresu re-
kel Avdejenko. - To je pre-
hodna stopnja cd suzenjskegs
della do della, XII postaja umet'
most. Pisati hocem O. tenn, ka
ko Sc spreminja odnos cloveks
do cloveka. To je velika snow lr
tn je potrebna velika pomo{
meni in taksnim, kakrsen SEN
JAZZ. Ogromno moran narediti
ce hocem biti pravi pisatelj
Mladi ne smemo zapravljati ca
sa. Moramo sc uciti :.
In Avdejenko Sc je dale uci
in delal. Napisal je nova dels
in pise tudi danes, sal je 81
vedno mlad. .Predvsem pa osta
ne knjiga 'Ljubim' njegov$
najmocnejsa izpoved, rom al
cloveka, XII je prezivel svoj(
mladost ma ~prelomu dveh veil
kin dob in je vzljubil ljudi II
zivljenje zaradi lepote zivljenjs
samega.
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Nedeljski lovec
Professor (odhaja ma low:
''Torej, "a nedeljo bonn ustrelil
zajca."
zena: "Saj nj treba. Mislim
namrec nedeljo pripraviti te-
lecjo pecenko."
Professor: "Dobro, bonn pa te-
leta."
Govor vojaskega kurata
Vojak Mace Kamilca je umrl
"a grizo in ko so ga pokopali,
je incl vojaski kurat Ignac oh
njegovem grobu nagovor: "Tu
lezi sedaj Mace Kamilca. To ina
cd tega, ker ljudje zro vsega
vraga. Amen!"
Pri naboru
Vojaski zdravnik: "Imate ka-
ko napako?"
Janez: "Gs-s-put, imam jo
jman, n ma-a-av jerk s-s-m "a
Zdravnik: ''To nj mic, sal pri
vojakih boste tako ali tako mo-
rail- drzati jerk "a zobmi >"
Nehvaleznik
Zdravnik (svojemu bolnemu
ocetu): "Oce, kar je prav, pi-
va pa res ne smete pitt vec."
Oce = ~(vzroji): "Kaj pravis,
nehvalezni sin? Ali sem te mar
zato dal studirati, da mi prepo-
vedujes sedaj pitt pivo"
Huda zena
Ma policijo je prisopihal mo-
zak ter sc zatekel k nadzorniku:
''Zaprite me, takoj me zaprite!'
"Prej morate povedati, kaj
ste zagresili!" je zahteval mad
zornik.
"zeno sem udaril -"
cali ste 10 ubili 2"
me, ampak "a menoj jo bri-
Sc. Vsak cas- me bo dohitela."
NajvecI kriz
Dolgotrajna susa je ozgala
vse rastlinstvo in prebivalci v
zabji vasi SO priceli misliti, ka-
ko bi 81 izprosili ljubega dezja.
Sklenili so prirediti procesijo,
meznarju pa so narocili, mai
vzame najvecji kriz ter ga nese
ma celu sprevoda.
Ko so Sc vascani drugo jutro
zbirali pred cerkvijo, jo je pri-
mahal cerkovnik brez kriza, ma
hrbtu pa je nesel svojo zeno.
"Kje pa je kriz?" so ga spra-
sevali.
"Je re tukaj!" je namignil ma
zeno.~ ITO je moi najvecji kriz,
XII ga imam ma svetu :"
Globoka knjiga
Kupec " prodajalni): cali
innate kaksno prav globoko knji-
go?"
Prodajalka (dolgo casa isce in
prinese knjigo $4,000 metrov
pod morjem"): "Ta je najglob-
liza, kolikor jih imamo ="
Y "Enakopravnosti" dob;te
uedeo sveSe dpevne movice O do
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