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Evening star., 1936-01-19
TERPS BOOK TWO
NEW GRID TEAMS
Richmond U. and Missis-
sippi State Slated Other
Nine Met Last Season.
\ r ISSISSIPPI STATE and the
M University Of Richmond are
wv the only two newcomers to
~ thA fnok hall col, Ad,,1n ~ tha

n r IssISsIPPI STATE and the
M University Of Richmond are
wv the only two newcomers to
4 4 the foot ball schedule Of the
University Of Maryland next Fall,
but the 1886 11-game schedule looms
as one of the toughest the Old Liners
have been called upon to face in
years.
Departing from its custom Of last
season, when only two games were
played at College Park, four will be
staged on the schools own field, prob
ably including the one with George
town on November 81. Baltimore,
where four games were played in
1885, will be the scene OF but one
this year.
That one, however, will come on
Thanksgiving day when Maryland
and Washington and Lee inaugurate
an annual series of Turkey day battles.
Some Tough Opponents.
CAMES with North Carolina,
Virginia. Virginia Tech. Syra-
cuse, Florida and " M. I. warrant
tough shedding for the 1885 edition
of the Old Liners, vino will be active
every week end from September 26
to December S, and who will face
only one apparent "breather"-St.
Johns OF Annapolis, IN their opening
game on September %. Virginia,
v. M. I. and st. Johns will be played
at College Park.
Maryland will play seven games
away, covering the Atlantic Seaboard
from New York to Florida. The
Terps will travel to Chapel Hill for
the North Carolina game. to Syra-
cuse. to Tampa for the Florida tussle,
to Richmond and to jackson, Miss,
for the schedule game with
State on December S. It has not
yet been decided whether the Vir-
ginia Tech game will be played at
Roanoke or at Blacksburg.
Terrors Must Wait = Year.
INDIANA and Western Maryland,
1885 foes Of Maryland, do not ap-
pear on this years schedule. The
latter doubtless will be played next
season. however.
The schedule:
September 26. St Johns (Annapolis).
October 3. Virginia Tech, Roanoke or
Blacksburg: 10. North Carolina at Chapel
Hill; II. Virginia; "a. Syracuse at Syra-
cuss: % 81 Florida at Tampa. ,,...
IA. V. M. l.; 2l. GEORGETOWN; 90 Thanks
siyingt. washington and Lee at Baltimore.
December 5. Mississippi state at jack
son. Miss.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Dewitt BASkETERS
UPSET POLICE FIVE
Zinkievich Leads Prep School
Team to 1920 Win as He
Scores 16 Points.

nEVITTS fast-stepping basket ball
team won its second game in two
starts Yesterday when it trimmed the
Metropolitan Police School five. 1920.
in the George Washington University
gymnasium.
Running up an early lead, Dewitt
held a 1910 advantage at the half and
succeeded in repelling every threat of
the Police five. which never came
closer than points in closing the gap
between the teams Adam Zinkievich
was the star Of the game. scoring nine
times from the floor to lead the win-
ners with 18 points
Evening star., 1936-01-19
FOUR TIED FOR LEAD
IN S. E. CENTER LOOP
Keen Basket Ball Battles Are
Promised This Week as Top
Quintets Oppose.

EOUR teams, now tied for first
1 place in Division B Of the South
east Community Center Basket Ball
League, will fight for supremacy this
week.
Northeast Business Men, American
Stone Co., Marvin Methodists and
ODonnells Restaurant are sharing
the TOP spot. with two wins and one
loss each, with Southeast Business
Men right on their heels with an
even break in two games.
In Division A, Congress Heights
holds . slight advantage over Nh Chi
Gamma, having won three games to
the fraternity five's two. Both clubs
have been trimmed once.
Following Is the schedule for the
week:
Tomorrow. 7:15.-. Northeast Business
Men W. American Stone; 9:15. Consress
Heights vs.. Trojans. -
Tus 71s or,s h,tiyity HIE ys y: Hseslanss espsnsns
to Be announced; 9:l5. Epworth Men W vs.
Sisma Mu Sigma. M Chi Gamma w.
wednesday. 7:15. American stone ": vs..
snn ononneiis Restaurant; els. sEssies vs.
Trojans.
Thursday. 7:15. Marvins VS.. Eighth
Street Business Men: s:15, Epworth MED
.. o'Donnells Restaurant; e:l6. Navy
Yard vs.. Trojans.
HcashSs =. n oki 61mHa.
Evening star., 1936-01-19

Wv YITH the aim OF elevating
Al track to the high position
wv it once held at Catholic
University, an extensive
schedule has been arranged for Dor
sey Griffths charges covering a Pc
riod from February IL to June Z.
Opening with an indoor schedule
calling for one meet in February and
two in March, the outdoor season will
consist Of participation in the Penn
Relays, six dual meets, two involving
foes of the Chesapeake Conference.
of which c. U. is member, and the
District A. A. U. championships,
scheduled for the first part of June.
The Cardinals will take part in
the Southern Conference games at.
Chapel Hill, N. c.. on March 7 and
week later 60 to Madison Square
Garden in New York for the K. of C.
games.
Conference Holds First Meet.
CALLAUDET. Wake Forest, Mary
~ land, LaSalle, Johns Hopkins and
the Stonewall Democratic Club Of
Baltimore will be C. us dual meet
foes, while Randolph and
American University will be met in
tri-college meet on May 6.
For the first time, the Chesapeake
Conference will hold a track meet, on
May 2, in Baltimore, when c. o..
American u, Gallaudet, Johns Hop
kins, Washington College and Della
ware University will enter athletes in
the six-team competition. st. Johns
of Annapolis and Loyola of Baltimore
have signified intentions OF joining the
conference.
c. us schedule follows:
Indoor.
February 10, Philadelphia.
March Southern Conference games at
Chapel Hill. N. c.; H. X. OF C.. sames,
Madison Square Garden. New York City.
Outdoor.
April 1s, Gallaudet. 24-5, Penn Relays.
at Philadelphia.
May .. Chesapeake Conference. at Balti-
more: 8, tri-meet with Randolph:Macon
and american University; Q. Wake Forest:
sale 20, Johns Hopkins. at Baltimore; %.
StoneTan Democratic Club: 81, or June
q District A. A. U. championships.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
TROPHY
EARNED BY WILSON
Scores As in Weekly Event at
Washington Gun Club to
Win BY Target.

CONTINUING the excellent form he
~ has been flashing on the range tor
the last few months, Walter S. Wilson
yesterday won the Washington Gun
Club Trophy given on the first so tar
gets of the regular weekly shoot.
Dark skies and raw weather led to
the low scores recorded, Wilson'S IS
being one ahead of Drs. j. G. Wyn-
koop and A. v. Parsons, who tied for
second place.
Wilson and H. H. Shelton also won
legs on the Arlington County Dairy
Trophy on the 25-yard range.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Auburn Place Seen Earned.

IN CALCULATING the consistent
efficiency of team, the William
son system takes into consideration
the caliher of its opposition in each
game.
1t is this that gets Auburn, team
generally overlooked by many critics,
into the top 10.
The Williamson system points out
that the Plainsman, although losing
two games and one Of those L. S. U.
narrowly, played one Of the most diff
cult schedules in the country.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
MINER TEACHERS READY
Face N. c. State Normal Friday
In Only January Game.

Playing its only January game Fri
day against North Carolina State Nor
NAL at Cardoza gym at $3.50 O'Clock,
Miner Teachers College will send its
baske. bali team into schedule Of II
February games.
The schedule Is as follows:
January "a. north Carolina State Nor
NAL, CardoEa., $3.50.
February /. Virsinia state. Cardoza;
3. ct Paul at LaWrenceville; g. North
Carolina State ct Fayetteville; z. Shaw
At Ralelsh: 8. virginia State at Peters.
burg: IA. St, Paul. Cardoxa: 1e. SHAW.
Cardoza: 20. Lincoln at Atlantic City; Fl.
Dover COLLEGE 1t Dover; %, A. and q. Col
leee. CaYdoxa; 2e, coppin 1t Baltimore;
70. lincoln. Cardoga.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
HOWARD DRIBBLERS
SPEED UP IN PINCH
Jones and Williams Swish Cords
in Last Five Minutes to Beat
Virginia Union.

HOWARD UNIVERSITY basket
ball team turned on the heat in
the last minutes Of a battle with
Virginia Union last night in the Bison
gym and pulled away to . 43-to-36
victory.
Virginia Union held a 1917 lead
at half time.
Jones at forward and williams at
center led a spirited attack which
pulled the Bisons through in the crisis.
Wynne, Howard forward, was the
high scorer of the contest with IL
points.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Totals--lO 424 Totals-- 8 321
DELHUDS GET FORFEIT
Center. Game Awarded Them
When Rinaldi Team Withdraws.

Gaining by forfeiture what the op-
posing managers tactics may have
deprived them Of when he called his
team of the floor, the Delaware &
Hudson courtmen were awarded q 20
decision over the Rinaldi Tailors in
Community Center Basket Ball League
game at Tech High last night.
The Delhuds were leading the
Tailors. 20-11, with minutes to play,
when Manager Dave Keppel Of the
Rinaldis refused to- continue the
game without his ace, Ollie Upton,
who had been ordered out Of the
game for unnecessary roughness by
Referee Bob Lyle.
The victory sent the winners into
. tie for second place with Rinaldi,
both Of them trailing the undefeated
Bureau of Investigation five.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
UNITEDS TOP LEAGUE
Girl Basketers' Record Clear in
Community Center PLAY.

United Typewriter's feminine basket
ball stars are leading the Girls Com
munity Center League with three vic
tories against no defeats, barely
ahead of Government Accounting
Ofice. with three wins and one loss.
The schedule for the week u as
follows:
Tuesday. at Langley Junior Hisb School,
Sherwood VS.. Leland. :: National City
Christian VS.. J. c. c., s; Agriculture VS..
United Typewriter. g.
Thursday. at Epiphany. General Ac-
counting once VS. Mount Vernon, s.
Friday at 1908 Vermont avenue Ma
tional City Christian VS.. Agriculture. 8.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
BASKET HONORS WON
BY UNITED BRETHREN
Lead First Round in "Y" Junior
Sunday School Loop After
Beating Westminster.

limited BRETHREN sharp-shoot-
ing basketers clinched first round
honors in the Y NJ c. A. Junior Sum-
day School League yesterday, trouncing
Westminster Presbyterian, 1913, on the
Y. M. c. A. court.
In other league tilts Y. M. C. A.
defeated Atonement Lutheran, 1926.
and Chevy Chase Presbyterian trim
med Trinity Methodist Episcopal, 20
13. Standings of the clubs at the end
of the first round are as follows:
Evening star., 1936-01-19
NAVY FIVE IS PRESSED
Beats Gettysburg, 40-34, on Late
Goals by Mcfarland.

Special Dispatch to Tho Star.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, January 1S.-
Bob McFarland's two goals In the
dying minutes of play sent Navy's
basket ball team ahead to stay there
yesterday after q stubborn Gettysburg
quint waged q close battle before Yield
ing. 40-34.
With the score tied at 1888 late In
the final period. Mcfarland, Middle
forward who captured individual high
scoring honors with IL points, scored
in rapid succession.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
OLYMPIC WINTER
SET-UP |SLAUDED
Yankee Ski Coach Pleased
Also With Cooperation
of His Charges.
3v the Associated Press.

- ARM1SCH- PARTENK1R r.
4 CHEN. January 49, Joel
Hildebrand, coach Of the
~ American Olympic ski team,
took occasion today to praise the ar
rangements for the Winter games and
spirit being shown by the United
States athletes.
I'VE are being treated with utmost
courtesy" said Hildebrand, a profes-
sor at the University of Southern
California. I'VE have found the ar
rangements satisfactory in every way. u
Hildebrand also was lavish in his
praise of the skiers and bobsled
teams, mentioning especially the spirit
OF cooperation which has developed
since leaving the United States.
Apprehension Dkpelled.
UTHEY'RE men from different
parts of the country" he said.
Some are college men, others are not.
I confess having some apprehensions
before leaving America regarding how
the men would team up.
But they are doing splendidly, both
In regard to relations to each other
and in preparing for the Olympics.
They are showing great aggressiveness
and apparently get great kick out
of their workouts"
The bobsledders have transferred
their activities to st. Moritz pending
completion of the run at Garmisch-
Partenkirchen, but the skiers still are
here, working out for the most part
on the small jumps.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
20 PAIRS PEDAL AT FRISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO. January 10 N).
-six-day bicycle racing will crowd
into the sports picture here tomorrow
night. Twenty riders will pedal on
In the annual l44-houy grind at
preemland Auditorium.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Mount at. Iosenh.s e
THREE C's IN FRONT.

Logan and Wedlock led the Three
C's to 4 1922 victory over the Twelfth
Street Y. M. c A. Protons yesterday
on the Y court Each scored nine
points. Hall, of the losers, however,
topped them both by one point.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Final Foot Ball Team, Ratings
Based on Williamson System

the Nation given below represent
efficiency consistent performance in the
through New Year
Y 5 calculated by the Williamson system
the important
differences Of the ratings in order.
indicate ranking for other than efficiency OF
performance.
Of information
forfei cancellations
Evening star., 1936-01-19
PIONEERS WIN EASILY.

Leading all the way but not striking
their real stride until the second half,
the Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A. Pioneers
defeated the Highland Park High five,
30-l7, yesterday on the Y court.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
S. S. LEAGUE VICTORS
Mount Vernon, Latter-Day Saints
Show Way in Basket Frays.

Mount Vernon and the Latter Day
Saints were victorious teams in the
Sunday School Basket Ball League
last night, the former trimming First
Baptist, 24-2l, and the Saints nosing
out Calvary, 20-17. Both games weIe
played at the Y. M. c. A.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Howard (43)
Va. Union (36).

Totals 10 IL 43 Totals 10 16 80
Oficials-Messrs Lacy and Westmore-
land. Score at half-Union. 10; How
ard. ~.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
Yesterdays scores:
SAINTS SOCCERS SCORE

Win From Mount st. Joseph's
Team in AZ Game.
With Mercade scoring two goals and
Beadles and Adams one each, st.
Adams soccer team defeated Mount
st. Joseph's Of Baltimore yesterday,
40, on the Cathedral chool's field.
Capt. Schoenfeld. Richards and
Arias also starred for the winners.
pas
Evening star., 1936-01-19
0ettysburs (3A,

Totals IL 40 Totals 9 "a
Referee-J Enright u0yola). Umpire
Mr.. Schmid (BucknelD. Time Of halves
20 minutes.
Evening star., 1936-01-19
eroa Dealt Double Bo to Ambition to Regain World Hurdle Laek
CARDINALS PRIME
FOR TRACK BOOM
Six Dual Affairs Included
in Heavy Schedule for
Griffith'S Men.

w YITH the aim of eleyating
n track to the high position
Wv it once held at Catholic
University an extensive
Evening star., 1936-01-19
G. c. G. &C.,,
ProtonS I

Xissl!sse.W. ossviassescc: u
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-16
Drive to Aid Jews

NEW YORK-A committee Of
Jews and Christians to conduct a
drive for at least 100000 to aid
distressed European Jews was
formed here under the auspices OF
the United Jewish Appeal and the
Joint Distribution Committee. The
fund will be raised through the
holding of the third annual might
of Stars" performance on october
% at Madison Square Garden and
the publication of a yearbook de-
scribing the achievements in the
rebuilding Of Palestine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-16
Five Generations

WALTHAM. Mass, dN.sO.
Five generations, all hale and
hearty, four Of them living in
Waltham, is the record Of the
Sicotte family. The youngest
member Is seven weeks-old Anne
Sicotte. Her father is Leo Sicot-
tie, 81. His mother is Mrs. Mary
Sicotte, AZ, and her mother, Mrs.
Phoebe Rodier, 81, live in Wal
than. The oldest member Of the
family. Mrs. Mathilde Jalbert, SO,
Anne's great-great grandmother,
lives in Lyster. QuebeC.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-16
cHlLp's KNITTED DRESS

Can't you Just see your kiddie
in this dainty, knitted frock? It's
so easy to do. Just Stockinette
stitch, with rows of contrasting
color. A chain effects achieved
by embroidered dots of a third
color. Pattern 1901 contains d.
rections for making the dress in
sizes 4, s and 8 Gall given in one
pattern) illustrations of it and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-16
PATTERN 1901

Of all stitches uSedI materials
needed.
Send 10 cents In stamps or coin
(cOin preferred) for this pattern
to The Washington Times, Needle.
craft Dept, 81 Eighth Ave-, New
York, N. Y. Write plainly PAT.
TERN NUMBER, your NAME and
ADDRESS.
Copyright, 1895, Needleoratt servieal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
CSAKHOCY A MUNKASNAK
ILYESM|RE1S kELLENE CONDOLNk

inert mem tudnak naluk va
sarolni, inert kenytelenek
Nunn-Bush cip6t arulni.
Es a Nunn-Bush ceg felvira-
gonna meg jobban, ahogy AIT
meg is erdemli.
Meg csak aldozatba Sc ke
rhine ez senkinek, inert ez a
kitiin6 ceg igazan jo cip6t ad
a piacra, amt erdemes meg
venni. (Ezert a hirdetesert
igazan semmit mem fizetnek. }
nyen dologra kellene a mum
kasoknak gondolni, ilyen hi
rekre kellene a munkasoknak
figyelni es ilyen alkalmakat
kellene ra felhasznalni, hogy
a t6kesek szemeit felnyissak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
Mem ElLENSEGEK

Magyarok tanulhatnank ab-
b6l a kis hirb6l, amely az ell
n0k fianak a Dupont lannyal
val6 eljegyzeset k0z0lte a vi
laggal.
A Roosevelt es a Dupont
csaladok halalos politikai ellen
felek, akik evek 6ta elkesere-
dett kuzdelmet folytatnak
egymas ellen.
A DuPontok szazezreket al
doztak, hogy az eln0kot XII
buktassak es veget vessenek
az vi dealnek, az elnok vi
szont mem kimelte 6ket egy
cseppet sem a kampanyban.
Mindez azonban mem csi-
malt bel6liik szemelyes ellen
seget es most nassau lesznek
egymassal.
Mi magyarok mas werner
seklettel birunk, es sajnos, ma
gyon gyakran ellensegnek nez-
zuk ait, aki csak ellenfel.
Egyletekben, egyhazakban
es mas tarsadalmi alakulatok-
ban a velemenyek megoszla-
max k0z0ttunk, es bizony sok-
szor gyulolettel nezunk farkas
szemet egymassal; csupan
azert, inert mem tudunk egy
velemenyre kerilni.
Az ertelmes emberek ait
tartjak. hogy kinek-kinek meg
van a maga velemenye, amiert
megengedett eszkozokkel kiz-
deni hajlando, de tisztelni ke-
pes a mas velemenyet is, es
mem csinal k0zottik ellense-
geskedest, hogy szemben all
max egymassal.
Baratsag semmi esetre mem
igen van a DUPONT es a
Roosevelt csalad k0zt, de mem
is tekintik egymast szemelyes
ellensegeknek es a hazassagot
latsz6lag egyik reszrol sem
ellenzlk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
GYILKOS BANYASZ

INDIANA, PA. - Michael
Pidhirnay agyonszurta a s6go-
rat, Joseph Romansic-ot, ahogy
AIT a meggyilkolt banyasz
testvere. aki szemtanuja volt
a verekedesnek, allitja.
A gyilkos banyaszt bail mel
kill tartjak fogva az indianai
megyei b0rt0nben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
(Folytatas).

AIAAC 1lll11U 11dUd1l1lOS oLCA-
zugas zendiilt fel a n6ta.
= Mem, mem, mem, mem me-
gyiink, mi innen el......-
- A hazigazda pediglen, uri
Savanna mondom, XII mem
yer benneteket akar egy hetig
Sc - hallotta Rozika AIT az
0bl0s, nehez hangot, melynek
dalara megallott az utcaajto
mellett.
Ellen a hazigazda! FL
jen Battinay Pongrac batyank
es baratunk.
Rozika egyszerre f0llelek-
zett. Mert ebben a pillanat-
ban a ciganyok ele suhant
Battinayne. Most is fekete
ruhat viselt, de ez selyem volt
Is a valla, ket karja mezit-
leniil feherlett.
- Pszt....... - kapta ajkahoz
ujiait. - Huzzatok hamar
AIT, hogy:
"Maros VIE folyik csen-
deSen ........
Burulj a vallamra ede-
SeI1......." !"
Kecskemethyek sz0kni akar-
nak.......
- Maid adok en- nekik -
d0rm0gte Battinay Pongrac
f6biro, akit most jol vegig nez-
hetett Rozika.
Hatalmas, kisse tan k0veres
ember volt, az area v0r0ses,
nehol kek. Ket hosszu bajusz-
aga deres volt es kisse borzas,
mint a falusi .parasztoke. De
a homloka az magas volt es
feher.
- Valakit lie kell kiildeni a
melegagyhoz. Szedjen ibolyat.
Mind szedje lie az ibolyat! Varj
csak Mariska maid en- lesza-
ladok. Mem akarom, hogy
Kecskemethyek mar most ell
sz0kjenek.
Mem. Graci, most ne
menj Xxi a hazbol! Tudod,
hogy huszfokos hideg van,
fogadj szot, szivem. XII vagy
melegedve, izzadsz is. Maid
csengetek...-..
- Fenet! lion csak vihogni
tud, mem ert az a viragokhoz.
A ven Terez meg olyanokat
pislogott, mikor a pecsenyet
berendeltem, hogy ait hitten
menten atszurnak a savoszin
szemei. .. =. Egg pillanat az csak
kedves, egy pillanat es mennyi
0r0m tamad utana. Hagyja,
hogy cavalier legyek, hagyja
MariSka!
8 hiszen mem is tudunk
mi masok lenni, Gracikam -
s6hajtott az asszony es odafor-
dult a fogashoz, hogy salat es
kabatot adjon az urara, aki
iboiya utan igyekszik.......
De ekkor az ajt6resen, a
cimbalmos hata m0g0tt meg
latta Rozikat. Megd0rzs0lte
szemeit, inert AIT hitte, hogy
csak KEEP. De a lany feje le'
hajlott alazatosan es egysze-
riien. Kezei a kend6jevel bab-
raltak. Cs0ndesen letette a
batyut.
- Dicsertessek kOSZOnt
balkan es szemlesutve. -
Tessek nekem parancsolni. Es
ne tessek engem innen elkul-
deni. lit olyan szep---...
Battinayne hirtelen folneve-
tett. Ket ujjaval folemelte
Rozika allat, aztan maga ele
p0nd0ritette.
A kis pesztra! Nezzetek
csak, itt a kis pesztra, akirol
beszeltem nektek. Ugye, hogy
olyan, lnintha egy regi konyv-
-:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
4 NEZOK
LIIIONA

tyentesek szalltak Rozika fele.
- A kiskesit - rikkantott
a szolgabiro kegyetlenil
jokepti fehercseled. Eszem a be
gyet....--.
Sarika Ora ere elfintoro-
dott egy kicsit legyezojevel
megcsapdosta Sark0zy hatat.
- Mega is elmehet! Sep
ember, mondhatom! ........
Battinay Pongrac megsodo-
rintotta bajuszat. Odament
Rozikahoz es megcsipte a
leany arcat.
Az asszony elpirult.
Menjen, no. Ugyan
Graci, mem latja, hogy ez,
hogy ez...--
Rozika egy vilagert mem
emelte volna fel szemeit a
padlorol. A f6bir6 dorm0gni
kezdett valamit. Aztan hat
ratette a kezet, elhuzta Rozika
allarol.
Osztan mi jaratban vagy,
kishugom? Mi kene, ha v6na
vi esztend6 reggelen?
Rozika mem tudta volna
megmondani, hogy miert, de
egyszerlben ujb6l elfogta az a
nagy bizakodas, mint akkor,
amikor Battinayne eioszor ne
zett req es szolt hozza ked-
vesen. Mintha 0sszek0t0tte
volna OF valami ezekiel a vi
dam, gondtalan mulatozoNf
kal, akik latszolag egy nagy
es buszke csaladot alkotnak.
Megrartotta a vallat aztan ra-
nezett Battinaynera. Egesz
lelke, lelkenek minden biza-
kodasa benne volt ebben a pill
lantasban. vegig simitotta a
hajat meg az arcat. Es meg
reszelte a torkat, mely mintha
minden pillanatban szoro-
sabb lett volna.
- Hat en- most elgyottem
Vor0s Boldizsarektol...... Elgy0t-
tenn, ha kellek......
= Ez mindjart be aka1
szeg6dni hozzad, Mariska, -
nevetett egy kicsiny, gyors
mozdulatu es beszedu asz-
SONY. - Milyen szerencsed
van neked! Mem kell Kris
toffnenel nezel0dn0d, idej0n
hozzad helybe a jo porteka.......
A f6birone elgondolkozott
Latszott rata, hogy tanako-
dix.
- IStenem, mar ket csele-
dink van........
De az ura legyintett.
= Hagyja, kedves. lit ma,
rad ez kenyeren, wien is, ugye
violam? Valamit maid csak
juttatunk neki. Osztan MIND
jart f0lhozhatja az ibolyakat
Hadd kezdje meg a szolgala'
tot, ha mar ide hozta 8
szive......
Rozika kicsit lehajtotta 8
fejet.
= Rossz volt hozzam ma
gyon a tesasszony. Megsze
gyenitett! Aztan a nagysagos
asszony meg ugy szolt hoz'
zam, mint a bar6ek a pusz'
tan..-.... Finoman! Urasan!. ....
A cimbalmos r0h0g0tt. A
klarinetos vigyorgott. A pri
mas uj dalt cincogtatott. Ba'
rinkayne bocsanatker6en oda
hajolt a tarsasaghoz.
- Csak egy pillanatra. Roe
ton lit leszek ujbol. Hadd vi
gyem helyere ezt a lanyt, hs
mar idehozta a Sorsa. No,
gyere kicsikem.
Rozika kicSit szedilt, kicSit
reszketett. Sc jobbra, Sc bal
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