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Evening star., 1947-10-24

alton for his degree and subjected
the young priest to a two-hour
grilling. Not only did the professor
recommend him for a degree; he
complimented him on his fine intel
lect.
Born July rs, 1870.
Cardinal Salotti was born at
Grotte de Castro on July IS, 1870
His decision to become a priest came
while undergoing conscript military
service in Rome. He was ordained In
1894 and after completing advanced
studies in the University of Rome,
was for II years professor of philos-
ophy at the Atheneum of st. Apol-
Hnare.
He became cardinal in 1885 after
nearly 80 years of work in various
offices of the Congregation Of Rites
Five years earlier, he had been ap-
pointed secretary Of the Congrega-
ton for the Propagation of the Faith
and titular Archbishop of Philip
popoli.
The cardinal escaped unharmed
in April, 1945, when an unexplained
shot was fired at his automobile
In November of that year, two
armed men, one dressed as priest
tried to force their way into his
apartment but were driven of by
servants.
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Earle Lorimore Dies;
Star of Broadway Hits
By the Associofed Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Earle Lari-
more, 46, one-time matinee idol and
star In such Broadway hits as
Mourning Becomes Electra" and
Biography" died yesterday.
Mr.. Larimore once clerked In the
same department store as Clark
Gable, but left to become a Broad
way actor.
His mother, Mrs. Eugene Larimore
of Portland, Greg, survives.
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Cardinal SoIotti, saint Maker
And Devils Advocate, Dies
Prince of Church
Known as BriIIiunt
CothoIic Leader
BY the kssociofsd Press

ROME, Oct. 24.-Carlo Cardinal
Salotti, II, prefect of the congrega-
ton of rites, died today.
He had been gravely i'll for some
time and received the last sacra-
ments and a special blessing from
Pope Plus XII last Saturday. He
had been prince of the church
since 1885.
His death reduces the College of
Cardinals to 81 members.
Cardinal Salotti, regarded as one
Of the most brilliant princes of the
Catholic Church, bore at one time
one of its strangest titles-the
DEVILS advocate.
known as "Saint Maker"
The curious designation was his
by virtue of the Office Of promoter
of the faith, which he once occupied.
AS such he had the duty of pre-
senting before the congregation Of
rites every conceivable argument
against a contemplated canoniza-
ton to assure that no unworthy can
didate be enrolled in the calendar Of
the saints.
He had equal claim to the title
of Saint Maker" having occupied
also during his 80 years Of service
with the congregation the Office OF
advocate of the saints and con-
sistorial advocate. AS such, he pro-
NOTED more than 100 causes for
canonization, including that of
Joan of Arc in 1920.
His colleagues described him as
possessing one of the ablest intel
lects In the Catholic hierarchy. He
was reputed for his ability to turn
a happy or incisive phrase. He held
degrees in both canon and civil
law, theology and literature.
AS student priest, Cardinal
Salotti attracted attention for his
outspoken defense of the church
during period of anti-clericalism.
On one occasion, he challenged one
of his professors statements and
then strode from the classroom.
The same professor later asked to
conduct Cardinal Salotti's examin-
Evening star., 1947-10-24
HungaryHangsDon
As Pro-Horthy P|otter
By the Associated Press

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Oct. "a
DR.. Gyorgy Donath, once In Parlia-
ment. was hanged in prison yester-
day as convicted conspirator
against the government.
A Peoples Court found last April
Is that he had led a plot to bring
back Admiral Nicholas Horthy
longtime Hungarian regent last
reported in Germany.
In alleging such plot last
December, Communists accused
Premier Ferenc Macy and other gov
ernment leaders of taking part in
it. Mr.. Macy later resigned and
went to the United States.
Anti-C Communists said the Com
munists charges were false and were
aimed at discrediting the Small
holders Party and putting leftists
in government control.
Parliament last night approved
legislation to enable a special fac
tory workers court to pass death
sentences on persons convicted Of
price control violations and black
market deals, with no right of ap-
peal
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Hall Urged for Commission

The Pleasant Plains Civic Asso-
citation, in letter to President Tru-
man, has recommended appoint
ment of Woolsey w. Hall, past presi-
dent of the Federation of Civic AS
sociations and active worker in col
ored civic affairs, to the Board OF
Commissioners when the term of
Commissioner Guy Mason expires
in November. -.... .-.
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Pi Beto Phi Ex-President Dies

BOULDER, Colo, Oct. "a P.-
Miss Elizabeth Gamble, SO, past
national president of Pi Beta Phi
Sorority, died here yesterday. After
graduating from the University of
Colorado in 1896, Miss Gamble
taught In Detroit until she retired
in 1916.
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Controls
Continued From First Page.)

own. The one exception was a plea
for extension of the consumer credit
controls which demand one-third
down and full payment in Is months
in the purchase of a dozen scarce
consumer items, including automo-
biles.
Congress last July decreed that
these credit controls should end No
vember /. Mr.. Truman now, how
ever, is believed certain to ask for
their restoration.
The Nourse council earlier advised
the administration to explore the
advisability of restoring war style
ALLEGATIONS of such things as grain,
sheet steel and other scarce steel
products and perhaps some building
materials-but only as preparedness
measures, to be ready in case OF
need.
Use of Allocations Expected.
DR.. Nourse said today that the
current inf1ationary trend gives the
council mo reason to abate" any of
it's earlier advice.
He disclosed that the three-man
council and its staff held a closed
door session last night, exploring
how much farther it should go than
in past reports.
Congress members said the Presi-
dent hoped to employ the ALLEGATION
device instead of seeking a restor-
alton of food price ceilings and con-
sumer rationing.
Under ALLEGATIONS, the Government
could specify how much scarce wheat
and corn could go to such industries
as flour milling and distilling. 1t
also could earmark needed quantities
of these and other shortage items
for export to help meet the Euro
pean food and fuel crisis,
Other Restrictive Measures.
Other anti-inflation measures
mentioned by the council, or by
other administration officials, in
clude:
l. The extension of export controls
beyond their present expiration date
of February 29-an item which can
be left until the regular session of
Congress. Controls now exist on
several hundred items including
petroleum and numerous steel
products.
2. The granting of new powers to
the Federal Reserve Bank to put
brakes on the expansion of bank
credit. An inflow of gold from
Canada, South Africa and other
countries-which may be used by
banks as a reserve to permit the
granting of additional business
credit-has brought this proposal
to the fore in recent weeks.
g.. 8. The granting of authority to
Mr.. Truman, or to Federal agencies,
to specify margins on purchases of
grain for future delivery
The last possibility gains strength
from Secretary of Agriculture An
dersonS recent verbal battle with the
exchanges in trying to induce them
to raise margin requirements volun-
tarily as curb on speculative buy
ing
Direct Grain Buying Hinted.
Not until Mr.. Truman himself
broadcast a denunciation of gam
blers in grain" this month did the
important Chicago, Minneapolis and
other exchanges meet the admini-
stration request to double their
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Last Extra Session
Was Called in 1899
On Neutrality Act
A.. a.. A...:~.J D.


The last special session Of
Congress was convened by Pres
ident Roosevelt September 81,
1889, to change this country's
Neutrality Act.
In a 44-day session the law
makers voted to permit Europe's
belligerents to buy arms and
other products here on a CASH
and-carry basis.
Since 1900 there have been
13 special sessions, including
the one President Truman has
ordered for November II to con-
slider price and foreign relief
problems.
Evening star., 1947-10-24
UarAB uf UhankH

ews Of the late Miss MARY MASON ac-
knowledge with grateful appreciation your
many kind expressions of sympathy.
RECTOR, CHARLES C. Mrs. Mamie
Rector and family and Charles H. Rector,
father of CHARLES c. RECTOR, wish to
thank the pastors and many friends for
their sympathetic expressions Of coincidence.
cards and beautiful floral tributes during
their recent bereavement. 20
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Iturtltttn

KLINE, MYER. The unveiling Of the
monument in memory Of the late MYER
KLINE. husband Of Kinda Kline, father Of
take place at the District Of Columbia
Lodge Cemetery october 20, 1947, at l
Pm. Relatives and friends invited. 25
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Former Luborite Head Dies

LONDON, Oct. "a tP.-Miss Ara
bella Susan Lawrence, former men,
ber of Parliament and chairman
of the Labor Party in 1880, died to-
day, She was 76,
Evening star., 1947-10-24

Direct Grain Buying Hinted.
Not until Mr.. Truman himself
broadcast a denunciation of gam
blers in grain" this month did the
important Chicago, Minneapolis and
other exchanges meet the admin
stration request to double their
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-08
END LAXATIVE HABIT
THIS EASY Way!
Millions Now Take Healthful
Fresh Fruit Drink-Find
Harsh Laxatives
Unnecessary

It'slemon and water. Yes just the
juice OF Sunkist Lemon in glass OF
water-first thing on arising.
Taken first thing in the morning,
this wholesome drink stimulates bowel
action in a natural way assures most
people of prompt, normal elimination.
Why not change to this healtkful
habit? Lemon and water is good for
you. Lemons are among the richest
sources of vitamin G, which combats
fatigue, helps you resist colds and
infections. They also supply 81 and P.
They alkalinize, aid appetite and
digestion. Lemon and water has a
fresh tang, too-clears the mouth.
wakes you up!
Try this grand wake-up drink 10
mornings. See if it doesn't help you'll
Use California Sunkist Lemons.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-08
A Night in a Concrete Mixer

What wartime strains, deteriora-
tions and shortages did to the Amer
lean railroads is well known, and
among those yelling loudest for their
alienation are the users of the
so-called sleeper service" We have
taken few overnight trips lately
and the only proper title would be
Through the Concrete Mixer by
Pogo Stick" We now know that it
is possible to scramble and I'M
scramble the egg in one operation.
The names of the roads involved
shall be forever secret, as. they are
good roads well operated and with
equipment no worse than any 9th
er's. 1t is our fixed conviction that
the trucks under the sleeper on our
most recent ride were on wrong
side up, that they carried graphing
hooks which became entangled with
the railroad ties every As seconds
and that the couplings, air hoses,
wheels, etc., had been through HirO-
shima.
The engineer, it could be, was an
old snap-the-whip boy. 1t is posi-
BILE he was an unreformed motor
cyclist and that his theme was "Let
us then be up and doing with heart
for any fate" 1t is possible, too,
that those men in overalls who meet
all trains and go over the chassis
with hammers are short of ham,
mers. We heard a rumor that there
is a hammer shortage and that they
now do their tappings with requisi-
tons for them.
The one thing of which we are
positive is that no paratroopers ever
spent tougher periods in space than
passengers on that sleeper. Good
night" we said to the missus as
we climbed into the upper. "Sleep
tight" she answered. Those words
will always stand as the most ironi-
cal the little woman ever uttered.
*
The Younger Degeneration
Our Alice got bunch one day
(She's s, and unafraiD
That killing baby would be gay
She used the garden spade.
Our Johnny, waxing rather tough
(He's Z, and a brat)s
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-08

Fiorello LaGuardia has been cho.
sen for the One World award which
entities an American to make free
airplane trip around the world Sin
memoriam" of Wendell Willkie.
Well, we don't begrudge The Hat a
nice trip gratis, but he is as much
like Willlzie as Dizzy Dean is like
George Washington.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-08
CLOTHING, FURS, ETC.
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

FLUORESCENT Fixtures. Electricians
dealers Immediate delivery Send for
wholesale prices. STERLING'S LIGHT
ING MFG'RS., 218 S. 8th St., Phila. 6, Pa.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-08

HERE'S crocheted dolly to
treasure = cleverly designed
around center arbor hung with
five-inch punches of round grapes
and big three inch crocheted
leaves. Completed it is 20 inches.
u
To obtain complete crocheting instruc.
lions for the Grape and Leaf Dolly pat
tern No. 5384) large detail of leaves and
grapes send 20 cents in coin. your name.
address and pattern number.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-08

President Truman threw out
the first ball in opening the 1947
baseball season. 1t seemed to us
that he still lacks speed or a
genuine curve, but shows fair
change of pace.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-08
Strategy

Calling her husband into The kitchen,
the aVorried Housewife exclaimed iw
annoyance:
"Good gracious, Jack! HoaO could
yow think of bringing that man Robin
SON home to supper aVben you kno,U
I'm spring cleaning2"
"Hnsb, m'dear" said The hubby urg-
emily. "He's The only man know
strong enough to help me move The
dining room sideboard."
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-08
..y7@nAgfzzy
- BY H. /. PHLLLlPSAZ =

Decided nurse had lived enough
He used a baseball bat.
I think that 1 shall never see
More lovely kids than these;
They romp and play SO guiIelessly
And murder just to tease;
-
Yet when they sit upon my knee
I'm somehow ill at ease.
Oliver Opdyke
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-08

A GIANT strawberry potholder
4 \ to brighten your kitchen-and
a gift to delight your friends! This
practical holder measures 71a
inches and is crocheted of red
thread, seeded in green.
To obtain complete crocheting instruc-
tons for the. Giant Strawberry Holder
<Pattern No. 5333) send 20 cents in coin
your name, address and pattern number.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-08
Peace, Beer and Crackers

There is talk of an arcade of shops
on the ground floor of the new Unit
ed Nations home on the East river,
New York City. Elmer Twitchell
has an idea for two of those shops
that he is sure will go farther to
insure peace than all the diplomacy
and oratory in the council cham
bers. In one store he would set up
a good old-fashioned saloon carry
ing book beer for nickel a glass.
Twitchel says the world has never
been the same since the nickel glass
Of beer disappeared, and that the
return of book beer in the spring
would be tremendous influence for
peace and understanding.
In the other he would build rep
lica of an old-fashioned country store
with cracker barrels and an iron
stove. "Any argument that U. N.
couldn't settle could be settled
here" insists Elmer. SIN fact, if
U. N. has much more trouble I'd
abolish it's conference chambers and
have all meetings on cracker barrel
levels"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-08
.YSSG z SgSg
m!!I1|;;a::lI:z::::TjII171lZI.is:
Not So Fast

NOT SO Fast
The freshman was getting back
his first theme, and as he reached
for it the professor stayed his
hand.
This" he announced, sis the
best paper in the class"
The freshman's face beamed.,
"Yes," the professor explained,
sswatermarked bond.''
Men have less courage than
w0men-imagine a man with 10
cents in his pocket trying on 10
suits of clothes.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-08

HIxON sULFUR being soluble penetrates
every tissue of your body, purifies the
blood of infection. relieves Rheum atism.
Neuritis. Sciatica, Lumbago, Arthritis,
why suffer? Capsules $1.50. :
OF. Liquid 81 90 at Druggists.
HIXON Box IL, Somerville, N. j.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-20
VSE JE NATANcNO
|ZAPTSALA v KNJIGE

PITTSBURGH, 19. marca. -
Mrs. Charlotte Glikis, XII sc je
podnevi ukvarjala s hisnim de-
lom, ponoci pa S tatvino, je vest
no zapisovala v knjigo vse rope
in tatvine, XII sta jih skupaj z
mczem izvrsila.
2 natancnostjo knjigovodki-
ME je zapisala okrog rs tatvin,
izvrsenih cd 1. januarja tekoce-
ga leta (ko~ sc menda zacenia
novo "poslovno leto"), kar je
znasalo skupni dohodek vec IT,
soc dolarjev.
Knjige pa nlenda ne bo ve5
imela prilike drzati v redu, kaj-
tt vines je posegel "nadzorni od-
Dor" in sicer - policija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-20

pitt brezupno borbo da il Vatkana tvor protfasstie
mega borca."
Enakopravnost e tore 16 julia 1881 leta porocala,
da e prislo do vojne med Vakanom in Mussoinije Ker
e urednik A. D. izzva zvez tenn poemko bono tn v
kratkem orisu poda bolj jasno sko tega hudega boa
med Vatikanom in Mussolinjem" Upamo, da urednik
A. D. DO mic proved hud &c OBJ tel prilik pozaba
vino tud stvarm XII MISC bile priobcene Enakoprav-
nosti' Ammo Domin 1881.
Kot je splosno e bill l. 1929 skenen med Vatika-
nom in Mussolnem tako imenovani Laeransk sporazum
XII e kaoiske cerkve napravl drzavno cerkev Itale
mnogmi prvilegijami XII h druge cerkve MISC uzvae.
Katois nauk je postal obvezen sosk predet in cerkve
poroke bile priznane cd drzave Vatkan je mogel
postavlja tiste skofe, kater so bill Mussolnia
sprejemljiv in vsi sko mora pooz sedeco prisego:
"Prisegam in obljubam da ne bonn udelezeval no.
benega spora, ali prisostvoval sestankom XII b mogH
ogrozah aliansko drzavo in javni red in da bonn do
vo svoenu kleru da to stor skrbi "a dobro in in
terese itaianske drzave JAZZ bonn skusal ia Sc zogne
ysemu, kar bi il moglo skodovati.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-20
|StassenOvO. kril0
republikancev bo
podprlo Trumana?

WASHINGTON, 10. marca-
Nocoj, ma predveeer zaslisanj
pred odsekom poslanske zbor-
nice "a zunanje zadeve, so Sc po-
javila znamenja, da bo tisto kri-
10 republikanske stranke, XII mu
stoji ma celu Harold Stassen,
podprlo Trumanovo stalisca gle
de pomoei "a Greijo in Turcijo.
TO Sc sklepa il izjave republi-
kanskega senatorja Edwarda J.
Thye-e IL Minnesota, XII je ma
sledil .Stassenu kot governor
Minnesota in bill z njegovo po-
moejo izyoljen "a senatorial.
Sen. Thye je nocoj izjavil, da
ma podlagi podatkov, XII so Sc
daj ma raspolago, odobrava
predsednikov program, potem
pa je pristavil: !:
"Stalisce kongresa je, da mo-
rata.. predsednik in. drzavni de-
partment odgovoriti ma VISA
vprasanja, XII Sc ticejo tega vpra-
SANTA, predno bono mogli ura-
dino glasovati, da podpiramo
predlagano pomoc Grciji in Tur-
ciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-20
"Slovan" vabi ma
pomladanski, koncert

Euclid, Ohio - Pevski zbor
"Slovan" priredi svoj pomladan-
ski koncert z opereto "Snubaci'
v nedeljo 6. aprila v Slovenskem
drustvenem. domu ma Recher
Ave. Ia koncert obeta biti eden
najboljsih, kajti clani zbora S
pevovdjem g. Vauterjem ma &C.
lu, SO Sc zavzeli, da to pot polka
zejo res nekaj lepega.
Poleg lepih narodnih pesmi,
boste slisali par tezjih skladb,
kot naprimer mogocno pesem
"Slava delu," katero smo pred
kratkim prejeli il domovine, in
Sc nj bila peta v Ameriki.
Opereta "Snubaci' je bila re
enkrat peta Euclidu. To pot
bo mnogo bolj obsirna, ker je
bila nekoliko prenovljena in raz-
sirjena, dodanih je bilo nekaj
domaeih popevk. Videli in sill
Sail boste nekaj prav saljivih
prizorov, obenem pa boste culi
lepo melodijo slovenskih narod-
nih pesmic, katere vedno sezejo
prav do srca.
Pevski zbor "Slovan" je bill
vedno pripravljen (in bo v bo-
doce), da priskoci ma pomoc ka-
dar nanese potreba ter svojim
nastopom oh priliki raznih pri-
redb, pripomore do boljsega
uspeha.
Pevci sc morajo mnogo trudi-
ii in mnogo zrtvovati, da pred
stavijo javnosti slovensko pesem
v vsej svoji velicini. Ia yes ia
trud ne zahtevajo drugega ka-
kor to, da jih oh priliki njihovih
priredb in koncertov obiscete,
napolnite dvorane ter tako po-
kazete, da njih delo Gentle.
Apeliram ma slovensko jaw
most, da seze po vstopnicah ter
da napolni dvorane oh priliki
Vseh koncertov naSih zborov,
kateri sc bodo vrsili prihodnji
mesec.
JOS. Durjava
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-20
Y Genovi zaprti
SSOyci varOyanci
Vatikana

Pariz-Vsi francoski listi so
objavii vsebino not, XII III je
jugoslovanska vlada poslala Va
tikaflu,, in jinna posveca veliko
pozornost, pise pariski "Ce
soir":
"Korak jugoslovanske Wade
' Rinnu zanima tudi Francijo.
Preiskava, XII jo je vodila itali-
janska policija, je pokazala, da
je uzivalo- pomoc "Vatikanske
komisije "a pomot" 10 bivsih
SS-ovcev in razne "razseljene
osebe," ki SO jih pred kratkim
zaprli v Genovi. Te osebe, kakor
tudi njihovi prijatelji ustasi in
tetniki, 50 Sc pripravljali, da Sc
vkfcajo ma ladjo "a pot v JUNO
Ameriko. Visoka cerkvena OBJ.
lastva 50 jim prsskrbela potre-
bne listine in pothe liste, XII jih
De vidiral mednarodni Rdeci
kriz. Ma +, ha6in krsi "usmilje-
ma delavnost Vatikana medna-
rodne sporazunle, ki dolocaio, da
g mora jo yo mi xlocinci izrociti
J, Y roke prayice, ne Pc, do Jill re-
auJeJ Jo.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-20
Ciang Kajsekoye ce-
te so zavzele Jena1,
20. naal.ca 1947

NANKING, 10. marca.-Vla-
da ciang Kajseka je danes ma
manila, da SO vladne tete za-
vzele prestolnico komunistovs
Jenan. t
v porpcilu nj omenjeno, dali
$50 sc "a mesto vrsile borbe, ali
pa so nacionalisticne cete "a
vzele Jenan brez vsakih borb.
(Komunisticni voditelji so izja-
viii, da ne bodo branili Jenan,
temvec, da Sc bodo povlekli in
cuvali svoje sile).
Nacionalisticno zavzetje Je-
mana, XII je yojaska in duhovna
prestolnica kitajshih komuni-
stov Sc tolmaci kot skrajni ma
por ciang Kajseka, da uniei ko-
muniste, katerimi, kot smatra,
mi mogoce sodelovati".
Jeman Sc je Re cell zadnji te-
den nahajal pod bombardira-
MEM.
Zmaga bolj simbolitna |,'
kot pa materijalna
Popolnoma izpraznjen ze cd
preteklega tedna, Jenan je bolj
simbolicna, kot pa materijalna
zmaga nacionalistov. Komunisti
so obljubili, da vladne cete ne
bodo nasle vmestu nicesar vred-
mega.
sPreds t a vnik nacionalisticne
Wade je izjavil, da DO stalisce
Wade odvisno cd tega,, &c, zelijo
komunisti nadaljevati z "upo-
rom proti vladi."
Zadnje case SO krozila poro-
ella, da bo vlada podvzela "ofen-
zivo "a mir" in sicer po padcu
Jenana.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-20

sta zvesto izpolnjevala povelja
svojega vodje, kot Sc spodobi
naduti nemski soldateslki. Vpri-
20 dobrega mladinskega igrAl-
skega materijala upamo, da mas
bodo Cankarjevci bodoco sexo-
no zopet presenetili s kaksnim
sodobnim dramskim delom. Lju-
bitelji dramatike jim bodo hva-
lezni.
> Frank Cesen.