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The Washington times., 1930-03-13
Russian Gala Concert
Scheduled As Event
OF Lenten Season

, OF especial interest during
the Lenten season in Washing
ton is the Russian Gala Con-
cert given under the auspices
of His Imperial Highness, Grand
Duke Alexander, for the benefit
of st. Alexander's Russian
Orthodox Church, Thursday
evening, March q, at $3.50
o'clock in the large ballroom at
the willard.
The program is under the
direction of Basil p. Toutorsky,
former officer in the Cars
royal navy.
Reservations may be secured
at the Willard social bureau.
-
Mrs. Jerome M. Lynch, Of
New York city. is at the Carl
ton for several days, accom-.
panied by Miss Matilda Ellis
worth, also of New York.
The Washington times., 1930-03-13
MARRIAGE TO
TAKE PLACE
SOON
Miss Elizabeth Thomas
VIII Wed Thomas F.
Griffin, April 8

The marriage of Miss Eliza
beth Ridgely Thompson, daugh.
ter Of Mrs. Edward Dickinson
Tayloe, to Thomas Francis
Griffin, son Of Mrs. Paul Bas-
tedo, will take place on Thurs
day, April 8, at 4:30 o'clock at
Mrs. Tayloe's charming country
home. Edgehill, in Shadwell,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tayloe have
issued invitations for the we'd
ding. Only a small company Of
relatives and friends will attend
the ceremony, though additional
guests have been invited to the
reception afterward.
The bride-elect is q grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Hunt. who are now
residents of California, though
they made their home for many
years in Washington. She is a
great-granddaughter of the late
Rear Admiral Upshur and OF
the late William H. Hunt, one.
time Secretary of the Navy and
later United States Minister
to Russia in the Garfield ad-
rninistration.
Miss Thompson was graduated
from the National Cathedral
School. Mr.. Griffin attended
st. Adams School. and a school
In Tuscon, Ariz., and later the
University of Virginia.
Commander Bastedo, U. S. N,
and Mrs. BaStedo make their
headquarters in Washington, in
spite of the fact that duty in
the service takes Commander
Bas astedo away from time to
time.
Miss Bell Gurnee, secretary
Of the local branch of the
Women's Organization for Ma
tional Prohibition Reform. is
observing her usual Thursday
ct home this afternoon.
\ X Il
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Mark
Bristol have had as their guest
for q few days Mrs. Irving w.
Chase, who came to Washing
ton from her winter home in
Palm Beach to attend the
funeral of the late Mr.. Taft.
Mrs. Chase, whose daughter is
Mrs. Charles Taft, returned to
Florida last evening.
The Washington times., 1930-03-13

PLANNED FOR
SUNDAY
Senator Walsh to Speak
at Home of Mrs.
Morrison

Mrs. Frank Morrison is enter
tanning Sunday, at 4 o'clock, a
limited number of guests to tea,
by request. for the purpose of
hea, ing Senator David I. Walsh
of Massachusetts, speak on Our
Own American Government"
Miss Helen Belt, violinist, will
give several selections accompan-
led by Mrs. Carl Chindblom.
Miss Mary Apple, singer, will
give several numbers. =
\ &k
The financial attache Of the
French Embassy, Robert Lacour-
Gayet, is again passing a short
time at the Wardman Park
Hotel, having come from New
York.
The Washington times., 1930-03-13
NeWs OF Engagement
Of New Jersey Girl
OF Interest Here

OF interest to Washington Is
the announcement Of the en-.
gagement of Miss Alison Glib
son Powell, daughter of Mrs.
James Du Boise Powell, Of
Maplewod, N. j., to Denning
Miller, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wise Miller, of New
York. Miss Powell is a descend
ant of Isaac Shelby, first gov
ernor of Kentucky, and a niece
of United States Senator Joseph
e. Ransdell of Louisiana.
Mr.. Miller Is a grandson Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James G.. K. Duer
and of the late Commodore
Jacob w. Miller. His mother is
well known in the literary
world as Alice Duer Miller. The
late Commodore Miller, his pa
ternal grandfather, was one Of
the organizers of the First Bat.
talon of the New York Naval
Militia, and was a commodore
in the United States Navy be-
fore his retirement to enter
business. He died in 1918 and
his widow, the former Miss
Katherine Wise, daughter Of
the late Commodore Wise Of
Washington, now lives in New
York. ,....
Mr.. Miller, who is a member
of the Knickerbocker Club, was
graduated from Harvard in
1922 and passed a year in
study at Cambridge University.
England. He is with the Ma.
tional Radiator Company and
Is now in Brussels.
His mother went to England
hurriedly several weeks ago, as
her son was obliged to undergo
an operation. She is now in
London, where she will be
joineds later this month by
Miss Powell, who will sail on
the Aquitania on March 20.
The wedding will take place
shortly after Miss Powell's ar
rival in London.
Dine and Dance
r. r. Bagge, of the Swedish
legation, entertained a party
at the Club Chantecler supper
dance last evening. The COM
pany included Miss Pauline Bos-
from, daughter of the Swedish
Minister.
Also entertaining at Chante-
cler last evening was Edmond
Burke, who was host to a group
of young people that included
Miss Loranda Prochnik. daugh-
ter of the Austrian Minister.
Others at the Chantecler sup
per-dance session included Mrs.
George r. Summerlin and Miss
Helen Gary.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26

S364.00 Three-Piece Maple Frame Ensemble, handsomely upholstered in small figured green Tapestry. consists of Sofa, Wing Chair and Pull-Up Scoop Seat Chair.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26

gent fund but is unable to use a cent of it at the present time.
 This amount has been collectei ] from prosperous roads earning more than six per cent on their investment under the provisions of the 1920 railway transportation act
 The money was intended to be loaned to weaker roads but this has eral McCarl until the commission fixes a valuation of the railroads, but in nearly every case has been paid under protest. McCarl ruled that none of the money should be used pending a final avluation.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26

Since January l the commission has been busily engaged in valua- tion work and the value of some of the roads is expected to be decided next winter. AS quickly as the valuation of individual railroads is completed any money they have paid into the contingent fund would become available for less profitable roads.
 provided that all roads earning more than six per cent must pay half of the excess into the contin- gent fund and keep the other half asa reserve fund until it equals five
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
in his 61st year.

in his 61st year.
 At the time, Spilman, with his wife and young son. was attending an outing with several other guests of the Mountain View hotel, where he had been vacationng.
 Spilman, a native of Manhattan, Kas.. had been connected with the postal service 30 years, having been appointed chief inspector on Jan uary l last to succeed the late Grant B. Miller Spilman had had experience in almost every branch of the service.
 Funeral services will be held in Washington, with burial in Kansas.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26

Odd Chairs, Tables, Sofas, Benches and Desks reduced so as to make buying at this time profitable to Home Makers.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
CATHOLIC VICAR CAPTURED

Hong Kong, August 26 PI-A telegram received by the Catholic Vicar Apostolic of Hong Kong from Nanyangfu, South Honan. today said Father James Drugnetti, belonging to the Milan foreign mission, had been captured by bandits.
 Father Drugnetti is 55 years oA and has been engaged in missionary work in Honan for the past 30 years.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
Ahepa Delegates Will
 Honor SOmeryiIle Man

Boston, August 26 Pl-Delegates to- the sth annual convention of the Order of Ahepa will join the city Of somerville today in paying trib- ute to the late George Dilboy, a World War soldier of Greek extrac- tion who was posthumously decor
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
CHIEF POSTAL INSPECTOR
 SPILMAN DIES ON OUTING
Was spending Vacation Period at Rangeley Lake, Ne.-Served
 Postal Dept. 30 Years.

Rangeley Me, Aug. 26 UP) - William R. Spilman, chief postal inspector of the United States, died suddenly of a heart attack while on a picnic at Rangeley lake yesterday
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26

per cent of the railroads value.
 Last year $2,000,o0o went into the contingent fund, but the commits sion does not expect that much this year.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
FIVE SEEK OFFICE
 IN PRIMARY RACE
Woman, One Democrat, Running
 in California

San Francisco, Aug. o6 lP-One woman and a lone democrat were among the five asplrants for the re- publican nomination for governor. the chief contest in California's state primary elections today.
 The woman. Mrs. Clara Shortridge Foltz, Los Angeles, sister Of United States Senator Samuel Shortrdge. made q quiet campaign. The chief interest centering about the three cornered fight featuring C. C Young, incumbent, James Rolph. Jr, mayor of San Francisco, and Buron Fitts, district attorney at Los Angeles.
 The democrat, Milton K. Young, was the democratic candidate for the gubernatorial nomination, Cali fornias laws permitting an aspirant 10 seek nomination from more than one party.
 Claim Confusion sought
 Governor Young's adhererts charged Milton K. ToUng-s name had been placed on the republican ticket to confuse voters.
 All of California's congressman sought renomination. Clarence r. Lea, Santa Rosa, was the only demo- crat among them.
 Personalities rather than issues figured in the campaign ended by today's election, except in the re- publican race for lieutenant gover- nor, the incumbent, H. L. Carnahan having denounced prohibition.
 Approximately three-fourths of the states 2,0O0,Oo0 registered voters are republicans.
 Socialists and prohibiuonists were in the field with tickets. Upton Sinclair, Pasadena, was a candidate for governor on the socialist ticket
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26

ated with the Congressional Medal of Honor. A bronze statue of the late veteran will be uneviled in Scmerville, his late home.
 Yesterday. V. T. Chibethes of Brooklyn, N. Y. was chosen chair man of the convention after a dead lock had been reached on two other candidates. The organization is composed of men of Greek extrac- tion who have either become citi- zens of the United States or who have taken out their first papers.
 Russia has built 24 ocean vessels
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
RAILROAD MONEY
 STILL UNSPENT
Legal Difficulties Keep S10,@0,-
 900 Fund Tied Up

Washington, August 26 PeThe interstate commerce commission has S10, 0,000.000 in it's railroad contin-
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26

Some old rice fields along the Georgia coast are being turned into lemon groves.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-26

Three-Piece Sunfast kilsyth Denim Living Room Suite, consists of Sofa, Club and Wing Chairs, re- versib]e cushions. Choice of colors at
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11

rum a videki rendorsegek resze-
re masolatokat kiild az ujilenyo-
matokrol, kezenfekv6 volt a gya-
MI, hogy hamisitast a laborato-
rium valamelyik alkalmazottia
kovette eli. kihallgattak a maso-
laiokat keszit6 hivatalnokot, alli
a bizonyitasi anyag sulya alatt
megtort S vallott.
A hivatalnok mar regota k6-
sziilt raffinalt csinyjere. Megsze-
rezte Remenek, hirhedt szelha-
mosnak az ujjlenyomatat, felhasz
malta annak triikkjeit es a csa-
last ugyanazzal a m6dszerrel hal
totta vegre, amelyet Rene $50
kott alkalmazni. Ha Rene mem ir-
ia volna meg Parizsb0l levelet
loyni rend6rfonokh0z, a hamisi-
tott ujjlenyomat dolga soha Sc
derult volna XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11

adta, hozzatette meg, hogy 3 ma
ga sem ismeri kozelebbrol az ab-
bet, aki aznap delelott mutatko-
zott be nala mint lyoni papno-
velde tanara.
Az Greg Michel verz6 Swivel
vette tudomasul, hogy k6tszaz-
ezer frankja elveszett.
A lyoni rendorseg, amelynek
aztan jelentest tett, rogton tiszta-
ban volt azzal, hogy a lelkesz mem
lehetett mas, mint Rene. Macy
jutalmat tiiztek XII annak, aki nyo
mara vezet es nyomozolevelet bo-
csatottak XII Rene ellen.
Nehany nap mulva lyoni rem
d6rseg f3n0ke Parizsb6l levelet
kapott Remetol, aki AIT irja, hogy
mem 8 tettes. k0zben rendor-
seq a tavir6hivatalban megszerez-
te Laumont able taviratanak ere
detijtt, amelyen meg sertetlen ujj
lenyomatot talalt. A meresek SEE
riht ez az ujjlenyomat Renee
volt. Ezzel szemben RENE levelt-
mex BETH mem egyeztek a tavirat
szovegtnek betiiivel. Most az1
tan meg alaposabb vizsgalat in
dult meg, amely AIT a meglepo
tenyt deritette Xxi, hogy levelet
csakugyan Rene irta, a taviratot
azonban valaki mas.
A rend6rseg megoldhatatlan-
max latszo rejtellyel allott szem-
ben. Az ujjlenyomatot hosszas
t0prenges utan eljuttattak k0z-
ponti vegyi laboratorium vezet0-
jehez, aki lenyomatot megna-
gyobbitotta. Az eredmeny megle-
p0 volt: Rene ujjIenyomatat egy
nyilvanvaloan szakmabeli ember
zselatinklisevel meghamisitotta.
Minthogy a kozponti laborat6-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11

alkalmaval a magyar viszonyo-
kat. Az NJ kovet molten, a telre
Magvarorszagra varja edesanyjat
Mrs. j., West Rooseveltet es ke-
sobb Budapestre erkezik n6vere
Mrs. j. West Langdon a csalad-
javal.
-Amilyen 0r0met keltett az ame-
rikai kovet megerkezese Buda-
pesten, ep olyan orommel kell tu-
domast szereznie az amerikai ma
gyarsagnak arr6l, hogy az ameri-
kai k0vet sZeretettel emlekczett
meg Magyarorszagrol S az Amcri-
kaban elo magyar testverekr0l.
Mi pedig minden eronkkel azon
kell lenniink, hogy a meleg kap-
csoiatot teljes odadassal fenntart-
suk es apoljuk, hogy ezzel k0-
zelebb hozzuk meg inkabb Ame-
rika szivet Magyarorszaghoz. Az
amerlllai magyarsagnak pedig
minden alkalmat meg kell raga,i-
MIA, hogy akkor, amikor olyan de-
rex, lelkes emberek ktpviselik az
Egyesiilt Allamokat, mint Roose-
velt, akkor Ok maguk is egyeteir-
tessel, testveri megertessel aiIia-
max annak az iigynek szolgalat;i-
ba, amely Washington fele akar
ia megnyitni, a magyar igazsag
utjat a Dekerevizio felvetesenek
nagy gondolatat AIT celt. ho~v
Amerika egesz erejevel alljon Il
magyar igazsag rendelkezesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11
A HAMIsITOTT
UJJLENYOMAT

"i iAnuol Jtltllllh "A lyOnl
rendorseg nehany evvel ezel6tt
linyomozta Is letartoztatta Geor
ge Rene hirhedt sz6lhamost. aki
vakmer0bbnel vakmer0bb csjny-
jewel legendas ajax lett Delfran-
ciaorszagban Szelhamossa Gait
kiilonb0zo at0lt0zetben, mint lei
kesz, hazalo. sot mint elegans fla
tai holgy k0vette ell. Az ujabb
bilntetoiigyi t0rtenelem alig is
inert nala hirhedtebb csalot. Re-
met tehat vegre lefoghattak Is a
lyoni rend6rseg val6sagos 0r0m-
mamorban uszott. Ebb0l azonban
hirtelen fel kellett ocsudnia. inert
a szelhamosnak egyszerre csak
lillt helyet talaltak a fogdaban.
Egy napon jelentkezett rem
dorsegen Louis Michel 6kszeresz.
aki egy raffinalt csalas aldozata
lett. Elbeszelte, hogy nemreg meg
jelent a boltjaban egy tiszteletre
mflto kiilsejii lelkesz, aki ma
gyobb tetel huszfrankos aranyat
kinalt megv6telre. Az ekszeresz
nagyon megoriilt kinalkoz0 jo
iizletnek. Az arany hivatalos es
magan arfolyamjegyzese k0zt
ugyanls mem megvetend0 kiil0nb-
seq volt. Michel tehat hamar be-
lement a vetelbe. A vetelarat ket-
szazezer frankban aIkudtak XII.
Megallapodas t0rtent, hogy az
arany atadasa csak akkor foe
megtortfnni, ha mar a lelkfsz az
tkszeresznek taviratot kiild0tt.
amely lijel0li a talalkozas idcjet
es helyet. Mar rak0vetkez6 ma
pom megerkezett a tavirat, amely-
mex ez volt sz0vege:
"Templom Noyersben. Stop.
Szombat este II .orakor. Stop.
Laumont abbe.''
A kijelolt id6pontban az Elk
szeresz fiaval egyJtt elment No
yersbe es este tizenegyig varakoz-
tax a templom elott. Az allitola-
Cos lelkesz a jelzett id6ben meg
is jelent. Elkerte az ekszereszt0l
a vetelarat es kijelentette, hogy
az aranyakat nyomban kihozza a
sekrestyeb6l. Elobb azonban at
kell adnia penzt egy lelk6sztar-
sanak. Az ekszeresz erre kesz is
volt, fla azonban, aki kisse BIZ
zalmatlanabb termeszetii volt az
apjanal, kijelentette, hogy a vctel
arat csak az aranyak atadasa ell
leneben fizetik lie.
A "lelkesz" megrovo pillan-
tassal merte vegig a fiut es indu-
1atosan k4rdezte az apat, hogy va
jon olyan rossz nevelesben resze-
sitette-e fiat, hogy mem hisz egy
lelksz szavanak? Az Greg Michel
sietett bocsanatot kerni es atadta
ketszazezer frankot, amcllyel az
able visszament a sekrestyebe.
Az6ta mem lattak viszont. Ami
kor hosszas varakozasba belle
unva es most mar maga is bizal-
matlansagtol eltelve, az apa be-
ment a sekrestyebe, megtudta,
hogy Laumont able mar regen
elment. A sekrestyeben id6z0 lei
kesz, aki ezt a felyilagositast
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11
ARANYMEZOT FEDEZTEK
Fol DELAFRIKABAN

Londonb6l jelentik: Johan-
nisburgbol jelenti a Morning
Post: Delafrikaban Oranjeville
k0zeleben Waal folyotol delre
vegzett furasok gazdag aranyle-
letek nyomara vezettek. Szaker-
t0k szerint hires Rand-arany-
banyak csak egy reszet teszik XII
egy sokkal nagyobbe arnyamezo-
nek, amelynek deli resze OranJe
szabadallamban fekszik. A fura-
81 munkalatok kiterjesztesehez
sziikseges penzt mar biztositot-
tax.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11

minden idegen penzt6l mentesen
6pithettem a magam fundamen-
A dollarkiraly felszokik kor-
manyrud mell6l. A terrasz fele
mteget, de meg hatraszol hoz-
zam:
ICY van, ismetlcm: semnnn
kell kezdeni, ha az ember igazan
gazdag akar lenni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11
A DOLLARKIRALY RECEPTJE
Irta Pekar Gyula.

nal, en- vple SZemDpn az american
zaSzlos vitorlaba diiltem eS 81
rally sebesen siklottunk tova a
kobaltkek breton tengeren. Felet-
fink a Holtak Obl6nek a ttpett
grant szirtszornyei tornyosodtak
haraptak a tajtekot !. Owen
ct ev k0riili vallas ember volt, bo-
rotvalt kemeny bronzarc, szeme-
ben az folenyes, biztos tekintet
izzott, melyet hires allatszelidi-
tokon xviii csak a nagy ember-
Is aranyszeliditok arcaban lat
tam. Epp az elsiillyedt Us varos
felett szeltiik forrongo habot
melybetiint legendas ys-i
aranykincsrGl 0nkGnteleniil a
penzre terel6d0tt beszelget6-
sink. A milliardos kurta pipaJa-
max a szopoka.jat ragta Is vdilat
wont:
= Hja, a penn, Bizony Macy
Valaki penZ tudatosan ha-
talmaS egyenlseg, - f6rfl-e yagy
no, mem tudom. de tan megis in
kabb no, igen, no, hisz a penznek
megvannak a maga szinte assoc
nyi szeszelyei, hiszterikus kovet-
kezetlensegei. erthetetlen el6szere
tetei, hogy ne mondjam: szerel-
mel! Oh, ha tudna. mily alias a
penz: gyava, perfid, parvenii,
zsarnok utalatosl A ptnz
megveti, iildozi, halalba kergeti
tisztesseges felenkeket, de a kor-
bacsolt rabszolga alazataval no
dol az erGszakos er6seknek. Am
Xix ezek /? Nezze csak vegig a mul
timilliardosoll statisztikajat es
furcsat fog latni: sohse az 0r0-
kolt vagyon ovatos szaporit0ja-
: b6l lesz a dollarkiraly, hanem
mindig a semminkezdo elszant es
vakmer6 self made emberb0l! A
receipt nagyon egyszeru: semmin
kell kezdeni, ha az ember igazan
gazdag akar lenni
Ram nezett es elnevette magat
On az en- francia CROFT ci-
memre gondol, ugy-e? Hat nezze,
en- ma is aldom az els0 ameri-
kai fonokomet, aki egy chicagoi
hotelben haziszolga volt b0lcs
szavakkal teritett eszre: on
grof? Well, mem sziikseges EFT
gyongejet mindenkinek elarulnia.
Dobja ell, mint az ocska cip6t.' S
en- ell is dobtam
- Helyes, = mosolyogtam, =
de On ezzel CROFT koronaval va
gyont is or0kolt. Par szazezer
frankot, ugy-e?
Ugy van! S ez az or0kolt
penzt volt elso es legnagyobb aka
dalya palyamnak. IIa trdekli, Ell
mondom. Es ON be fogja latni.
hogy igazam van: az or0klott va
gyon mindig mas valakinek az
egyenisege, az 0r0kl0tt vagyon
idegen alap s az ember csak on
0nmagara epithet nagyot....
- Tehat hogy elokel6 vagyok?
De meg mennyire! Csaladunkban
a keresztes hadjaratok 0ta mem
dolgozott senki; 0seim atmulat-
tax a parokas szazadokat, nagy-
atyam meg par osi holdon az 0si
kastelyban reprezentalt es filozo-
falt, de atyamnak szegyenszemre
mar kis videki varosba kellett
koltoznie. Most is latom, mint i'll
utols6 megmaradt ereklyenk,
beramazott csaladfa elott nap
es h0naphosszat mint kalkulalja,
kit0l orokolhetnenk valamit9 -
Anyam, XII polgari leany volt, de
kinek hozomanya hamar eluszott,
belehalt ebbe napot lopo el0ke-
l0segbe. Hat ebben a k0rnyezet-
ben n6ttem en- fel. Huszonnegy
ewes koromban egyediil alltam
yilagban. Sors gunyja sze-
geny atyam epp akkor hunyta lie
a szemet, mikor az evek ota vart
vegre-valahara csakugyan rank
szallott. Nosza ide vele es fel Pa
r;,ohof uoor1- .c1,;d loo,,oL as
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-11
megint edesanyamat latom

| park ylragal kozt: kOnnyeZve
kerlel. nogat a revolver ia
gvosan villog felen. kerdoen,
szemrehanyoan, vadoloan, en-
megnyugtatom, ne fell, vissza-
j0y0k, maid aztan az anyam ke-
esztjevel temettess~ ell - Mond-
hatom valosagos hare volt ez a re-
volver villogasaval, fogott a pisz-
toly, sehogy sc akart elereszteni.
Eli, eyre is anvam SCENE lett er0-
sebb. becsaptam magam mOgOtt
az ajtot. Lem ugy ereztem, a ia
rokel0k is Szemrehanyoan neznek
ram: ''nini. hat eZ meg mindig
mem l6tte f6be magat?v' Futva
menekiiltem a vad elol, gyalog XII
tavoli kiilvarosba (omnibuszra
Sc volt egy garaSom se.). fel a
nagy berkaszarnya ot0dik emele-
tere. Lihegve csengetek, a failisi
csel6d ram 0smer, a kezemet CSC
liza: ''oh, egy hetc varjuk mar;
Madama a csarnokba ment, csak
a kisaSszony van itthon, tessek ~
Kopott, ven butorok nyn-
lank. feher n6alak az ablallban,
megfordul, ram nez kiejti a por-
torl6t kezebol- line, a gyerek-
Jeanne mily komoly, szep fatal
leannya mott. Rezzenve viszonzom
pillantasat szivem dobban: va
laki hat megis sajnalni fog en-
gem Szinte menekv0en ragadom
meg kezet: Jeanne, kicsi jean
ne, oily reg mem lattuk mar egy-
mast p
0 illet6d0tten kiizk0dik:
- Epp ma harom eve
lily pontosan tudjao
- Oh. nagyon szamon tartc;l,
nagyon, nagyOn -.
Iavarodottan eresztjiik el egy-
mas kezet. Leiiljink. Edes vihar.
boldog emlekezes: a regi hancu-
rozo fogocska helyett most hal
kulo szavaink kergetill egyma.t
Jeanne busan s6hajt: "oly sep
volt Aztan vege lett :"
= Igen. - h0rdiil0k, = j0tt az
0r0kstg.
- Es maya most maSvalal.i.
Gazdag ember!
Tenyerembe hajtom homloko-
mat o var, figyel A noi 0szt0n...
felsikolt, megra gadtja a kezemet:
= Mi az? RossZat sejteK.. ;.
Meg kell mondania /!
Semmi. Anyam keresztje6rt
j0ttem. Aztan adieu, 6des j6 drl-
GA Jeanne
A leany ketsegbeesetten Was
kodik velem:
- Mem, mem eresztem Ell igy...
Nit akar? Hova megy most?!
= Haza. Var valaki.
- Kicsoda9! Meg kell monda-
MIA Ki az?!
-Eey revolver OFT az aszta-
lon. Epp a neni leveltn. Jeanne
mennem kell!
- E> maya meg tudna eZt ten
hi? = liheg Jeanne, a keblehcz
kapva, = nezze, lit az edesanyja
keresztje, lit orz0m a szivemen...
Ujjaink g0rcsosen keresik egy-
mast. Aztan a karjaink is. lme,
az elmeriiles perceben egy josa-
COS ment6 kez feltart. A megvaI-
to hosszu cs6k utan odarogyok
eleje 9 gy0ngeden teszi kezet
Zorro homlokomra:
Meg tudna tenni?
En- mint egy remes alomb6l
ocsudva, VI szemmel neck k0rul
van-e erosebb, fensegesebb ANIMAL,
ami ICY a halal kiiszoben virul XII
a megtisztulo szivbolo Feje val
lamon S en- mily biiszke er6vel
egyenesedek XII mellette! Most
mar mem menekiilhetek tobbe az
eletbol, en- megjutalmazott BIZ
nos most mar van valakim,
akit vedenem, akiert felelnem
kell Elmondok neki mindent S
boldogan stimuli hozzam:
- Ne band, inkabb orilj, hogy