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Evening star., 1950-05-14
Bond Drive Will 0pen
Tomorrow as Truman
Talks From Chicago

The nationwide $3.50 millior
savings bond drive will begin to.
morrow. with a ceremony, on thu
east steps of the Capitol opening
the Independence Drive" in the
District.
President Truman is scheduled
to give brief radio talk from
Chicago tomorrow night on the
objectives of the campaign. He
will be presented by Secretary Of
the Treasury Snyder.
The broadcast is scheduled to be
heard on the radio network sta
tions and Television Station
WNBW at 1880 pm. The goa
here is $7,500,000.
Secretary Snyder will speak
from Philadelphia, where a bono
pageant will include a re-enact-
ment of the signing of the Dec
laration Of independence.
A reprOQucClOn OF Lne Liberty
Bell will be rung at noon in the
program here. Participants will
include Senator Margaret Chase
Smith, Republican, of Maine; Rep
resentative Mccormack, Democrat
of Massachusetts; Tallulah Bank
head, the actress, and Edward c.
Baltz, chairman of the drives Dis
tirct division.
The bell will be on display be-
fore Loew's Capital Theater from
2 to 4 pm. tomorrow Fifty three
reproductions of the original Lib
erty Bell are being transported
on tours of every State and the
Territories.
The drive will continue through
July 4.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
COP. Women's Leader
Will Speak in Virqinio

Mrs. Joseph r. harrington. pres
ident of the National Federation
Of Women's Republican Clubs,
will address q meeting Of Virginia
Republican women at 1880 pm.
Saturday at the George Mason
Hotel, Alexandria.
Mrs. Colin c. Macpherson, Ar
lington, State president of the
Virginia Council of Republican
Women. has urged a large turn
out. Reservations may be made
with Mrs. J. Robert Smith, 2205
Russell road, Alexandria.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
STUBBORN HUSBAND

w o.e ard sre separated
and rafo boon 'ar three months
She l1to. nc know love her
very mgts Bot I wouldn't run
ono step after her or anyone
else Have yc4 any advice for me-
Nav 9 1918
Ans Your wife doesn't expect
you 20 run after her Of "a
1nuckic down either Nu erred
and i is your place 70 contact
her and talk this matter over.
It's childish 70 IL, an insignifi-
cant happening mar your happi-
ness RcnembeN-it takes biz
person 20 apologize and admit q
wrong not . weak one
JEALOUS sUIToR
/ am very undecided about
marriage. ! have been going with
this man a year and he is very
Jealous. feel sure he loves me
but he doesn't do 10 suit me al
al I have a child BY former
marriage and everytime | visit
my mother and little boy this
man raises cain. sic will not
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION

The abolition Of dscrm nation in the Michigan State
National Guard last week by Coy. G.. Mennen Williams Is
step in the right direction step toward full implement
taton Of complete democracy in this state True II was an
act that was long overdue but its better late than never
Gov Williams : be commended for his courage IN
rghtirg wrong that has much too long existed IN this
great commonwealth.
Sneakine al Grand Rapids last Friday, the Governor
told rs audience Racial discrimination is contradiction
everything czer-Sodiers have fought for IN more
thar century Of history state am happy that
the people Of Michigan into my hands the power to
end thar contradiction insofar military forces
concerned wish thar had power 70 endat in all Of IT'S
manifestations
Noetnfr though he IS The Governor is proving himself
more than for 81 the people all Of the
fine has been NJ OF Mchgans governors in
the na.f So 50 md ia,.aans Kim gler
Srer hg.dozed the Negroes OF this state during the
he governor OF course ne had lip service
and coer from some members Of our group.
Discrimination practiced in Michigan, especially
in me various governmental departments of the vies
in the nation Regardless OF how hard groups sup
port candidates for office they have the
to speak them after being elected That situation
has prevailed down through the years or course
called leaders placed in insignificant jobs Of
times non-payng
The recent actior ~ the Governor places Michigan in
step h four a'cr The union and the admnistra-
tol POI cies of IN TrWar Administrators Although the
FFPC BLK plari the ryl Rights program the Pres
ident i presently begged down Say with hon
estv that Mr. Iruran has not plugged Ggenty for IT,
In the Of Governor Williams. executive order
directive ended the ban discrimination against Me-
groes. L matter Of Che Governor summonng the
strength his inner mind and concludng that it his
duty terminate the dsgraceu stigma that botted the
record Of the state
Already there Az com r,frtS that fe Co srnor play
inc loNc. br ~Irths directive A shfr dscrirna-
ton IN the Natiot ard W. csr aTis add that his
Nichicariers Pt-.er S.f.I6 c.nfrs an similar politics.
Or are ct az, 1 Nerrsr Williams
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25

One hundred dollars was paid
or pledged by the following:
Great Lakes Insurance Com
pany. Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity
Phi Gamma Delta Sorority, Mr..
and Mrs Tommie Gill. DR..
Charles II. Wright. Dr. c. G.. Con-
stable. DR.. Edward Lockhart, DR..
w. A. Haley, Stinson Funeral
Home. Mrs. Julian II. Krolik.
FIFTY DOLLARS
II. r. McCrary, Edward NJ
Swan, DR. J. Payne Butler.
TEN TO SIS
Mrs. r. Louise Grooms. Fred c.
Betton. Mrs. Harry Becker. An
onymous, Mrs Frances Gleaton
DR.. James H. Roinson. Tabernacle
Baptist Church. Alexander Rob
inson. r. r. Bright. Gamma Lam
bda Chapter, Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity. Glostcr B. Current
Mr. and Mrs. Leven Morgan. Ben
jamin Harris, James Bostick. Mrs.
Aileen Brewington. Kathleen J.
Lowrie and Mrs Ruby Smith.
Five dollars were given or
pledged by Wally Turner. Charles
Davis. Mrs. Albert Bcason Atty.
Hobart Taylor. BENJAMIN r Dun
ming the Rev James w. StovalI
Total for this week was 81 $50:
grand total 70 date is s5.3300O.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
MAN HELD FOR MURDER
AFTER 6 MONTHS FIGHT

One Of two men who fought in
a bar last fall, but since had be-
come friends. died last week
causing policemen TO arrest his
friend who struck him.
Robert Evans. %. es2 Ma
poleon. died in Receiving Hos
piisl following a lingering ILL
ress for several weeks. Eddie
johnson. 20. 342s Rivsrd. was
arrested for investigation.
Mildred Lee. 30. Of the Ma
poleon address. reported 70 po-
lice that he was tho person who
fought with her brother in the
Enrico Bar. Watson at Rivard
last September.
Johnson told policemen that
Evans pulled o knife on him IN
the tavern. al which time he
knocked him against the wall.
However. he stated that they
met the next day shook hands
and had a drink together. The
deceased was admitted 10 Re-
ceiving Hospital on Jan. 9.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25

Friends OF Thomas attribute has
defeat 10 over confidence. Close
observers claim that they noticed
tie int.ltraiion OF new blood into
tie organization several months
ago and warned the old guard
that there would be some heads
chopped of, but tho advice went
unchecked
Hobart is an ADA man and
close friend OF the Hicks
Criftiihs group that is running
the Democratic State Central
Committee and is on friendly
terms with the Clio boys.
Past President Drum was one
OF the leaders who Tough, SEN
ator Charles {. Digs move to
turn the club into a non partisan
group. he also was instrumental
in starting a movement to sol
idify all Of the Michigan Negro
Democrats into one powerful or
ganization.
Gwen and Maufy Young arc
two young people doing their
best TO help make Democracy
work Both are in charge Of
young peoples activities at May
flower Congregational Church.
Curtis and Monica. Gwen teaches
drarnatics al Highland Park High.
and IS an official at the A &.
p. Tea Company.
MaurY gets our vote for OBJ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
MATTE WILLIS
tconiinued From Page ~

tensively throughout the Mid.
vest IS concert oratorio and
radio artist and lccture-recital-
ISL
A member OF the executive
board Of the Michigan State AS
socis,ion OF Colored Women's
Clubs. for the past five yeats
and present recording secretary
the golden-voiced instructor al
50 finds time TO serve as Michi-
gan director Of the National As
sociaiion Of Negro Musicians
Inc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25

WASHINGTON. ~ Filibus,crs
kept the Federal FEPC bill from
being presented on the floor of
The House Of Representatives last
Wednesday A 6 to s tie vote by
the House Rules Committee pre-
vented the bill from coming to
the floor Anti-FEPC legislators
continuously read tributes to
George Washington 10 Stall the
presentation of the bill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25

II someone you know came into
the world around the day that is
celebrated as ST. Patrick S own, and
you plan to give a birthday party.
then green is the order OF the day:
and here Is the birthday cake that
will do the birthday color and the
hostess proud, II Is a devils food
cake with a funny Seven Minute
Frosting. The big green shamrock
on top and the lacy coconut on the
sides are tinted green. Moreover,
there is pleasant taste surprise
in the fact that both frosting and
coconut are delicately favored with
peppermint - always happy com
plement TO chocolate The cute
candle holders are marshmallows
topped with little shamrocks cut
out OF green paper.
II the shamrock motif does not
1T your March birthday party plans.
just omit IL, and cover the entire
cake with drift OF shredded COCO.
nut. tinted any shade you prefer
A soft yellow with matching
candles would be lovely and
would bring a hint OF golden spring.
time TO your birthday party table.
Shamrock Birthday Cake
cups sifted cake -four
teaspoon soda
q teaspoon salt
n cup shortening
is cups ,granulated sugar. or IA
cups firmly packed brown
sugar
eggs. unhcaten
3 squares unsweetened chocolate,
melted
milk (see below for amounO
teaspoon vanilla
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
CHILDREN DIE
tconiinued From Page -

cate The Two children He was
unable ~ locate the two children.
Ho ~ Treated a. Receiving Hos
pitai for injuries received when
ne broke the window Issish. 26,
father ~ the four children. was
~ work ~ the Hudson Motor
Car Company
Members a the arson squad
who investigated the fire. re-
ported that they we're unable 10
deteIm.ne The lauso
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25

40 AaRN 1tAt0 ~ " 80 " AAAhli q WOn1-
an took and hid in three measur.
es of meal.
The leaven is Christ. Truth
The three measures of meal arc
Science, Theology and Medicine
the title of one of the chapters
of Gods greatest miracle work
in all the world next 10 the Bible
tScience and HEALTHY and which
is absolutely necessary to lbers,e
the Bible from the devilish error,
and neutrality-suspicious. Of tho
European religions--prisoners Of
the devil materialism. animal
magnetism, the mortal, carnsl
human mind.
Science. theology and medi.
cine pretty much dominate hu.
man lie and since the appear.
ances of Science an d Health,
they have experienced a vieor.
Gus leavening or spiritual
awakening indeed.
And, It will never cease until
the early twentieth century pro.
phecy of Mary Baker Eddy, Gods
greatest representative since
Christ Jesus, is fulfilled. Name.
~ this: 1T is undoubtedly true
that Christian Science is destined
TO become one Of the only leli.
gion d theraceutics (healins
power) on this planet"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
EXPOSE
CONTINUED From Page -

room Henry was unable 10 To-
A NJ Howard Blum irre-
1lcea IS president q the Central
BODY and as on attorney and tax
4.;an; stated that Unit No
5 was Just one Of many groups
now organized IN the city OF De-
;Ec.' apd throughout the rest Of
the country He said that Uni;
Ne 5 was working on plan
with zeal estate dealers to nave
all white home owners in the
area register their properties with
real esate dealers who Will CO.
operate
He Boosted that they arc now
getting Negro family out on
Quincy avenue and stated. We
are getting them on the run ana
we Will keep them running
What's An Undesirable?
During the discussion period.
rsther tin!d individual arose
and asked for definition OF
unces.ratles He stated that in
another neighborhood he was
considered an undesirable be-
cause q his religion.
lie sl% said tia: n the Army
Negro art white men lived to-
-et1eg tough; together and ate
together and that { this vas oksy
~ TIC Amy. VIVA. j. Ssong with
now 4.
Whose Money?
He further stated that inc
Taxpayers money was being used
70 keep two police cars in front
q the home Of the Negro family
upon whose property a cross was
EARNED Quite Juror ensued
and one person fuallv answered.
TIE ASSOCIATION fof the Advance
meni ot Coiored People Is paving
trcst cops
4 III KFsus who introduced
himself as President ~ Unit No
5 requested that home owners
ivan me lrl and become war
Gems - organize he neighbor-
hood end neip keep Negroes out.
Ia stated that since the last
neolns N the cellar on Jan,
~ b nc Unit had grown but
qn!y 20 per cent Of the home
owners are now organized
Membership application cards
were gwen out and the next
meeting was announced for March
On a. The same place
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
Seven Minute Frosting
Mint.Green Coconut

Seven Minute Frosting
Mint Green Coconut
With butter. margarine, or ara,
use / cup milk. With vegetable or
any other shortening. use cup
plus tablespoons milk.
SIT, -four once. measure. add soda
and salt, and siti together three
times. Cream shortening. add sugar
gradually, and cream together until
light and fluffy Add eggs. one at a
time, beating well after each Add
chocolate and blend Add flour al.
ternately with milk small amount
at "A time. beating after each add
ton until smooth Add vanilla.
Turn into TWO deep 9-inch layer
pans which have been lined on
bottoms with paper. then CREASED.
Bake In moderate oven 1850 FL
30 minutes. or until done Cool
Add few drops peppermint et
tract 10 Seven Minute Frosting and
spread between layers and on TOP
and sides Of cake. reserving Aall
amount for special decorating Tint
reserved frosting a deep green
color. using vegetable coloring and
spread on center OF cake In sham.
rock.shape Sprinkle sides OF cake
with Mint-Green Coconui.
Mint-creen coeonut: place \
cup shredded coconut in pint jar
Dilute ? drops green vegetable
coloring with 4 teaspoon water
Add TO coconut in jar with or
drops peppermint extract. Cover
jar and shake vigorously until
coloring and navoring are evenly
distributed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25

consent for The child 10 live
with US II we marry. DO you
think love him enough for mar
risge? Dec. 8, 1926"
Ans; No. You would be mis-
srsble under these circumstan-
ces Your romance has been a
constant worry and continual
pickering There is mutual
fondncss between you but u
isn't love And marriage wouldn't
change his attitude or lessen his
Jealousy. Call Il off.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25

Hence. the imperative need
for understanding that Mind God
which the Apostle Paul said, we
should permit entry OF into our
lives as il was also in Christ
Jesus.
In the IA. is and l6 chapters
Of the gospel OF John, Jesus IS re-
cord to have said before the cru
cigixion. Il have many more
things to say unto you, but We
cannot bear them now.
But. the Father will send you
the Comforter. even the Holy
Ghost the Spirit Of Truth who
will teach you ell things and
guide you into all Truth and
bring all things into remembr-
ance. whatsoever ! have said
and done unto you"
Eventually, the Science Of any
subject arrives. The Science OF
God and man and the universe
came to humanity in the year
1875 when the Christian Science
textbook. Science nd Health
with Key to the Scriptures by
Mary Baker Eddy was given to
the world.
Jesus had indicated that we
might expect something marvel
Gus through woman as is record
ed in Matthew 1898 in these
words: The kingdom of Heaven
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
No FAULTS
ORDERED TO RECEIVING

Meanwhile. board Of three
physicians. Drs. O a. Brincs, Ru-
dolph Knoerr and Robert Schneck
investigated the death DR..
Horace Holloway who originally
attended Brim. ordered him to
Receiving Hospital accompanied
by a noe.
The note staied that "tho pa
ticni notr lucid periodic QUE
bursts and complains Of neck be-
ing sore. Possible yer cbral frac-
ture."
Dr.. Warren Goodwin. one of
two doctors at Receiving, who
examined Brim stated: "Brim is
not homicidal and is okay TO 90
home He and DR.. Herbert Robh
also noted that Brim was mildly
alcoholic and admitted drinking
wine and beer"
An autopsy performed Tues
day brain injury and a fracture
at the base of the skull on the
left side.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
Classified

Save SOC on your Silverwsrs.
Cooperative club and budget
plan. Guaranteed for YOU and
your defendants Send card TO
Tribune Box 256 for Silver
Counselor Appointment No OBJ
legations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
NATL GUARD
tconfinued From Pare ~

iratlye officials of the L. ). Army
are presently carrying out the
Presidents order.
GRADUAL CHANGE
Although the change over IS
expected TO take place gradually,
the governor expressed conf
dcnce that the new directive
could be put into action as bii-
lets become open IN various units
Of the guard.
at can be effected without any
damage 10 organization or
morale, be stated.
Acting as COMMANDMENT Chief
OF Micnigans Armed Forces. Gov.
Williams issued his directive
sbolishing discrimination to Ma
Jor Gen. Ralph Lovelano. Com
mander OF the Guard. The order
stated:
Il IS directed tina, the State
Mii.tafy Board prepare amend
ments 70 regulations Of the Mich
igan National Guard. affecting
the enlistment. assignment fog
duty and promotion OF all per
corrol
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
BAN DISCRIMINATION

IL IS further directed that such
amendments 10 the regulations
shall pgonloit discrimination
among members Of the National
Guard in oiScrl mination enlist
ment. assignment OF duties and
promotion because Of race. color
or creed
The Governor stated that the
amendments should be forward
ed 20 hun by April sos approval.
Consequently the Governors or
der means that the l39;h Con-
bat Engineers an all-Keero bat
talon. VIII ne integraied INTO the
various sections Of the National
Guard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
NOTES

A little zoninR ordinance is
holding up the McFall Brothers
taking over their spacious new
building al Mack and John r.
After this little hurdle the spot
is destined to become Show
place.
Richard King is the ace sales
man for Canadian Ace Beer dis
tributed by the Joe Louis Ray
Robinson outfit. Richard would
be a good man for manager OF
the Frankenmuth firm headed by
the late Ben Henderson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
By-ANDREw F. FRUEHAUF, c. S.

Jesus said, "Ye shall know the truth and the truth
shall make YOU free and If you love me- keep my com
mandants d, these signs shall follow them be-
leve They shall heal the sick; cleanse the eper cast
out devils raise the dead make the blind to the deaf
10 hear: the lame to walk and the. dumb to speak"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
Bulletin Board
By Ulysses w. Boykin
TAYLOR TOP DEMOCRAT

The Michigan Federated Democratic Club he's new
president in person youthful Hobart Taylor assist
ant prosecutor Hobart replaces Thomas Drum. veteran
political leader who held the stormy position for
nralfe rn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
SPIRITUAL UNDERSTANDING

EDITORS NOTE Since = first halt Of the Twentieth
with reports beginning Of the seeo half OF ors
full weapon Of destruction thought thu vision Lpial I'M
appeal readers The writes Of the
lowing lines Andrew F. Fruehauf C. 81 modssL Christian
Science crusader1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
BUILDING BROTHERHOOD!
FIST FIGHT
ENDS FATALLY

A fist fight last Saturday. re-
suited in the death Of one OF
the participants. who was knock
cd from a porch onto the ground,
and arrest Of hi atiacker for in
vestigation Of murder
James Brlm. 30. 1914 Ford.
knocked from the porch Of
the above address died Mon
day of injuries upon arrival al
Veterans Hospital. Dearborn.
Mich.
'uoIod sul uoly
lGlia psyoouY YuriI Anpln,eS
!sel ssslppV ploI sql ls supisrA
ufW sul5 70 90 sunoA cot Of
Sulplooov p.rsp s.urla 20 uon
-esgssAul ioJ pIsu 81 'sssIppe
plo5 9ul 10 &c Y'uci5 sssoN
Brm. treated by Or Horace
Holloway was then sent to Re-
ceiving Hospital but was rush
cd 10 Dearborn when he report
cdlV became worse.
He was pronounced dead up
on arrival after being accom-
panied by his mother Mrs. Lula
Brin.
NO FAULTS
Brim's death resulted in a
probe by DR. Joseph G. Molner
commissioner Of health. who stat
cd last Monday hat they have
found no serious breach Of hos
pital regulations in The way this
man was handled
Receiving Hospital authorities
released Brim TO his mother Mrs.
Lula Brim Martin Of the Ford
address who also signed the re-
lease order
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25

tanning the removal of religious
designation from all A. & p.
employment application blanks.
Mrs. Young has been active in
inier.racial and anti Commu--
MIST activities.
GEORGE A. ISABEL
Last week one Of our weekly
newspaper officials reported that
Isabel was a candidate for the
Housing Commission.
George reminded the writer Of
this column that he had recon-
mended w. d. Morrison for the
post as far back as Dec. 2. l949.
During the first week in January
we drove out to W.. DIS office 10
tell him that he had our support
for the job.
Isabel said that again on
January l3 at Cobo banquet
he stated in his talk that he
would not serve on the Com
mission. George said that he
could not 90 for the Housing
Commissions Jim Crow hous-
ing policy that is now in force.
He's for ending discrimination
in public housing projects.
George is candidate for Z
post on the City Plan Commits.
sion The spot held by Commits
sioner Cecil Boykin expires in
March. Two previous Negro Com
misSioners on the plan body were
Charles II. Mahoney and Charles
A. Roxborough
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-25
FFpC Bill Snaeged

MaurY gets our vote for OBJ
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-31
ACi0 r9mejanns!

Sitokia antraste DIRVOJE ga
ma daznai galima matyti idetu ke-
leta ar keliolika eiluciu, kuriose
sakoma, kad toki ir toki skaityto-
jai, prenumeratos atnaujinimo
proga pridejo DIRVOS spausdi-
nimo priemonems atnaujinti bel
pagerinti.
Vienam - kitam gal kartais
idomu, kas gi daroma SUI tais
erinti paiooo x tP -!
doleriais, kas ir kaip gi ten geri-
mama. Ypac, kad paemus j ran
kas laikrasti, ypatingu, aki
krintanciu spausdinimo techni-
kos patobulinimu nei nematyti..
Vienas, pavyzdziui, paklause -
gal rotacine masina perkat, gal
rAngiates dienrasciu pavirsti, -
jei taip tai jis daugiau pridesias
Ne, Gerbiamieji, taip toll daily
kai tue tarpu dar nenuejo. DIR
VA ne tik rotacines, bet ir jokios
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-08-31

Nustebau, kad semi zmones
yra toxic romantiski, O kaimy-
mas sake:
- Nerermaind, jei vaikai jau
zenoti, galima vel zenytis. Cia
free country, niekam darbo.
Tamsoje, kitam kampe vel kilo
gincas.
- Ka tn sakai - keli tukstan-
ciai! Ne keli tlkstanciai buvo
|piknike, o maziausia milionas!
= Kad girdejau vienas sake,
jog gal astuoni tukstanciai
= neuztikrinai atsiliepe balsas.
= Durniau, kas daugiau, ar
tukstanciai ar milionas? Atsa-
kyk!
- Gal as zinau -. Ale girde-
jau kad sake /. tukstanciai . i.
= Durniau, neatskiri tukstan-
ciu nuo miliono. sitam piknike
buvo nemaziau miliono zmoniu |!
Jei neismanai, tai nesnekek! |!
Wen tik armobilu, ar mattel
kick? Durnas esi!
Buso dauguma nusprende, kad
buvo suvaziave milionas zmoniu.
Kai milionieriai taip sukvailino
ta neradusi pritarimo nelaimin-
ga tukstantini, kad jis, nesuge-
bedamas atsikirsti j ju argu-
mentus, jau tylejo sau tamsoje
ir neatsiliepe net tokius aiskiai
jam taikomus posakius, kaip:
"durniu yra visame pasaulyie,.
netruksta jq ir cia, Amerikoi".
- musq busas privaziavo prie
islipimo vietos.
q 49,