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The Nome nugget., 1941-03-05
Air Route To Alaska
(Seattle Times)

Seattle Times)
 Announcement Is made in Can ada that air fields are being con structed in the Dominion to fac ilitate the movement of Ameri- can airplanes from this country to Alaska. It is understood seven bases are to be constructed and equipped to handle the largest machines. These provide an air road from Edmonton to White horse in the Yukon. They will be complete by the coming sum mer. Thus a route will be opened for the United States to the north ern territory over a course equip ped for travel both by military and by commercial planes. Incl dentally, this was one of the first recommendations of the Canada United States Defense Board. A Dominion official is quoted as de- claring when this route is finish ed, it will be possible for planes to run across Western Canada in unlimited numbers" Seattle is more keenly interested in anoth- CT air road" from the United States to Alaska and indications are it's plan will receive the thoughtful consideration of this country and of Canada. No one way to the Northland will meet all military needs. Furthermore, after the war crisis has passed, these air fields and their connec- tions will remain to speed the journeyings of peace.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-05

Jane Withers' future Is bigger and brighter than ever-After let ting her contract ,lapse and per hitting her to make her frs, groWn-up film al another studio First Beau" 20,h Century-Fo* has just signed her 10 another seven year contract. First assign ment will be Coast to Coast with Don Ameche and som
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-05
Questions And Answers On
 Natn'l Guard

l. What are the qualifications for enlistment?
 Must be a citizen of the Unit ed States, between the ages of Is and 45, physically and moral ly fit. Preference will be given to unmarried men without de- pendents but married men are not barred providing they meet the qualifications
 2. How long will l serve?
 Three years.
 3. What are the chances. that I will be called out of Alaska?
 Slight, as purpose of forming the guard in Alaska at the pres ent time is for the protection of the Territory in conjunction with the Army and Navy.
 4 What are my duties in con nection with being in the Guard?
 Be available for drill once week, answer the call to service whenever required which means doing your bit as an American citizen.
 5. How much am l paid?
 Private, $1OO per drill; pri- vate first class, S115; Corporal, $1.4O; Sergeant, $18O; First Ser geant, $2.8O, etc.
 G. How often do 1 have to drill?
 Once a week.
 T. If l am a member of the Guard can 1 be conscripted? /
 You will be required like all citizens to register but you will not be called as you already will be a member of the armed forces of the United States.
 8. How about summer camps when l might be working?
 Camps will be set to fit in with conditions.
 9. What weapons and equip ment will I have?
 Uniforms, rifles, machine guns, anti-aircraft guns, small cannons, ammunition and such other equip ment as may be needed is fur nished by the government at no cost to you.
 10. Will every man have the same chance for advancement?
 Yes every man will be advanc- ed in accordance with his abil- ity. The Guard is a military or ganiZation one of the three branches of the armed forces where advancement is based sole ly on the mans ability to go ahead.
 II. In the event I wish to join some other branch of the ser vice, will I be permitted to do So2
 You may accept discharge when you enlist in the regular military establishment, or you may be discharged to accept com mission in a branch of the ser vice where your civilian qualifc- ations fit you for that duty,
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-05
High g way Members Are To
 Meet March 2S

WASHINGTON - Rapresenta- tive Warren G. Magnuson. of Waehiagt~n State. Chairman of he Alaska FighWay Commission, announces that efforts will be mad2 for 2 joint meeting here on March 28. with British Columbia, Yukon and A aska Highway Com missionerS to reach an agreement b permit of the introduction of legislation authorizing construc- tio7 of the $25,CoO,O00 highway Q Alaska.
 Chairman Magnuson said mem bors of the Canadian Commits sien will meet with James Carey. member of the American Commis sion at Victoria on March 5 to discuss survey and plans for the proposed road.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-05

Thst unique and humorous and typical Alaskan stationery "Sourdough Roadhouse Letter. heads and Envelopes, have beer brought strictly uptodate, and are now available at the Nugget off. ce.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-05

other studio blonde ac.ress to be announced later.
 Jane is unspoilsd and she prov es 5y baiag the only youngster in H. lywood history 10 go from seven yea@s of age to fifteen year on one studio lot = and that's something.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

35Os 10th ST. NV ROOM. KITCHEN
dlnstte and bath apt, all utilities IN
cluded: $50. Adams O2S9.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

ARLINGTON-LIVING ROOM . BED
rooms tile bath and shower kitchen IT,
dining room, screened porch, S62 so. CHI
Evening star., 1941-06-29
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

CHEVY CHAsF-EFFTC- APT IN MOD
ern brick home; shower; high, cool eev !;
S43. Or bedrm.. pvt. bath, S35. WI 9113.
BROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH APT, S35.
Bus and car at door. Call Chestnut l777.
1902 18th ST. NV. 9TH FLOORS
rooms. kitchen. 3 baths; cool. airy; sublet;
elevator; reasonable. Michigan 6S71. 29'
1927 PERRY PL. NW-LARGE. COOL
apt, kitchen, screened porch, S25; lights,
gas ldy priv, unlim. phone. HO. 6027.
1923 14th ST. N.W-3 ROOMS, BATH
Also parlor floor. 3 rooms. kit; good for
business or otlce; will remodel. North
1920 Ext. 355.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

ROOM board horseback riding for girl
OF IL with dog. Box 1907. Star
WOULD like TO board l4-year-old bov
on Iarm IN nearby Maryland or Virginia;
exch. refs Box 241-H Star.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. WANTED
MOVING, PACKING G. STORAGE.

WILL BUY APT II PRICED RIGHT: Ex-
plain fun details; no agents. Box 102-H,
Evening star., 1941-06-29

CARE OF INFANTS and small chiIdren.
modern home near Warrenton; spacious,
healthful SURROUNDINGS: best of food and
care Information. ia. 6@92. to pm.
CHILDREN in reliable farm home. reason
able rates. Ellen j. Pierson. Manassas, Va
Evening star., 1941-06-29
TOWN CLUB,

1900 MASS. AVE. NV.
Desirable vacancies in this homelike club;
showers, running water in rooms; varied
selective menus; walking distance; still a
desirable location; switchboard service.
OIln
Evening star., 1941-06-29
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
!. Guest Homes Associated, at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 800 we'll located homes,
offers single, double and group
rooms, some with running water,
private bath. A director with car
shows available space free to
potential guests. Phone Columbia
1850. Sunday service.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

SALE AT GREAT SACRIFICE OR RENT
attractive apt, north, south and eastern
exposures. on Green Park. Tilden st.
block from Conn ave. Living room sun
room, dining room. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, servants room and bath. Phone
res. mgr. Woodley 1884
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ROOMS WITH BOARD. WANTED.

ROOM AND BOARD mother and son, both
gone during day. Franklin 1862.
EMPLOYED MOTHER wishes bd. and rm.
for self and 4l2-yr. son; exp. care OF child;
state full particulars. Box 1911. Star. 29|
Evening star., 1941-06-29

s0s3 18th ST. NV, APT. a12-NEWLY
furnished <-room apt, Kitchen and bath;
accommodates Q to 8 Dsrsons. 1s
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

E0TM. BOARD for 5-year-old boy; some
one 70 assume respon sibility; quiet, lovable
child; country board considered. Box
1919, Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

| > ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH Newly
decorated. 2nd floor: in semj-det privs'a
home. FTlgldalre, gas, elec and heat furu
exp. Dus service; S53 mo. 5000 5th s..
n n. GE. 5lS.
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1888 SHEPHERD ST NW.-NEWLY DEC
GRATED 2nd Il. 3 rms inclosed porch
bath. sink: utilities FUN reas
Evening star., 1941-06-29

$3.50 sth ST. NV LARGE POO'|.
XII, private bath Frlgidalre. gas. e.r-.
trlelty. unlim. phone incl. Georgla Gnao.
300 r L AVE. NE-EFFICIENCY AFT
Evening star., 1941-06-29

315 l2th ST. NE, APT. cool COR
apt. . large rooms, kit. bath storage and
laundry, heat. h. ". and refe furn Only
$3.50 Avail JULY ISt See tenant or
DI 2434 Other spts available
Evening star., 1941-06-29
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
(C0ntinund

1913 18th ST. N.W.-Front double, with
shower single with bath refined dining;
half block car line. RA. 71l3.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

'WANTED-Children to board in country
home. Mrs. Arthur F. Wilson, Arlington,
No
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1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.

One block from Dupont Circle-Refined
guest home for young men and women;
studio rooms, elevator, porch; carefully
supervised meals
Evening star., 1941-06-29

NEW 4-RM. UNF APT, MIN. TO WASH
lngton; 3 expos, metal kit cabinets, Oft.
q E. refg,, laundry facilities. ! blk bus
schools and excel shopping center; S55 in
cluoes neat and hot water 1901 N Rolfe
ST. AL. Va. ADJ 3 CH -911
Evening star., 1941-06-29

CHEVY CHASE-Delightfully cool attr.
dhle.. also single: ea connects with bath.
good food; l b.. Conn. ave. Emerson
Evening star., 1941-06-29

COOL. QUIET. SPACIOUS. THIS
ground-hoor GeorEetoVn apt IS ideal f7-
or 3 bachelors. 3 rms. and bath. Semi
housekeeping DE 'v1'
Evening star., 1941-06-29

CONGRESS HTS, $50 OAKWOOD ST s 2
Govt. empl, attention; lovely new 3--rn.
epL.. pLL. pam conN. 70 bus. admin nr--
Evening star., 1941-06-29

YOUNG LADY TO SHAPE aIZ- r,1,--,,,,,-
Tlth another; short walk 10 NavY Wor ~
nv nnterIor or Depts.; Catholic preferred. Sa0
| Hio.- III ST. n W Ant {n5 " ~"
Evening star., 1941-06-29

IN35 < ST. n W. APT 3O4-ONE ROOF,
kitchenette and bath. $3.50 per monll
S52 80 MONTHLY. FIRST-FLOOR APT
lovely and spacious; 2 rooms. klfche- h--L
very modern: heat Lehr. gas refrIEe-a-f-1
included; refined adults only. Apply s :
p
Evening star., 1941-06-29
1887 MASS. AVE. NV.
THE HILLCREST.
DADIAN HALL.

Single and double room with bath, to
refined people: reasonable; free parking.
$500 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

| Mr. 10th AND N Y. AVE NV 4
| room and bath apis: ian serv. rps-
sonable. w. r. MARSHALL, 900 New
Evening star., 1941-06-29

CHILDREN BoARDED-Special attention
health, diet and care. Mrs. Hattie l..
White, Route | Derwood. Md.
EXCELLENT BOARD in refined country
home all modern conveniences; within
hr. of city. Mrs. Dornheim. Mt Airy. Nd.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

S27 PHILADELPHIA AVE. SILVER
Spring rooms. semipvt. bath screened
porch, Frigidaire and gas range; > blks
GH RQuo
Evening star., 1941-06-29

5l05 NORTH CAPITOL ST. = NFT
2-iamily house, S55. consisting Of Nyirs
room. bedroom. kitchen, dinette barr
laundry and yard Rent lnCudoS lEh-.
heat. refrigerator. gas all convpniences ~
a modern ap'.. with the atmosphere and
accessories Of an individual home.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

1349 KENYON ST. NV. APT. 4l-GIRL
70 share 4-room apt $50 month. Call
Evening star., 1941-06-29

WANTED OR . REFINED YOUNG
s Isuies 70 snare furnished bedroom apt with
sport ana ike good time II you are
interested and qualified, call WO 1897,
Evening star., 1941-06-29

I3l QUEBEC PL NV RMS LARGE
Kitchen. Frig!daire. private bath. electric
lty gas, hot water incl; reasonable rent.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

BROOKLAND, 1905 OTIS-THREE LOVE-
". modern TX. rooms, S4S, including utili-
ties; refined responsible adult couple.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
TABLE BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD.

GIG G ST. Sc. near Navy Yard-Well-
balanced, home-cooked meals Weekly
yates: reasonable. ER. A4lo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05
Bohosluzby We stodole.

Roku 1871 nebyl jeste VISTA
ven evangelicky hostel We
Dzbanove u Vys. Myta. Proto
Sc konaly bohosluzby We stodo-
lie statku {. 81 Jehnedi v lete
az do mi. V pTfstod1lku byly
a duchovn1 vykonaval
bohosluzby u stolu. Pc znfch
konaly Sc bohosluzby ma dvore
a v ZINE We svetnici. Techto bo-
hosluzeb sc z1castnovali evan
z okolf Myta a Ust1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05
"a 80 let nevynechal ami jeden
polar.

V Pribyslavi doprovodili k
hrobu pozdstatky nejstarsiho
hasice v kraji, 76leteho Karla
Caslavskeho, byvaleho vedou-
cfho tkalcovny, ktery byl Gin
nym v hasicskem sboru So let.
Vykonaval funkci vrchn1ho tru
bace a krone h~asicstv1 venoval
Sc i hudb9. Vychoval mnoho
dobrych hudebnfk1 a pred lety
mel i svou vlastni kapelu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05

Sc trochu vzpamatoval?" no.
vofila. "Jestli pax jste ma tn
bryndu nezapomnel, mne sc
IDA, re Sc chcete umoTit hlady,
ale to je prot Panu Bohu. Tu-
HE yam nesu, abyste mel ma
snfdanf."
Slova sla il tuze tezce re ritz,
bylo il nevolno, re byl tn take
LastGvka.
81 hele, hele," zacal Lastly
ka, "kdo Sc vsecko O tebe sta
"a, ale mas ty, Jozo, stestf! Ra-
no pTibehla jedna az z kraje, a
k veceru pamatuje druha - i
hledme, hledme, Terynka!"
"A prosfm vas, kmotre, clo-
v6k by musel byt z kamene, a.
by no nelitoval. Takovou do
bu NELL Sc radi, petadvacet
nebo tTicet rokG byli spolu, a
ted --"
"No, no - vzdyt mic neri-
kam," s 1smevem odvetil Las
tGvka. Ma Terynku Sc ami ne
podfval, ale stale korenku spra
voval.
"Clovek ma pTece srdce, a
vi GO je blfznl, vzdyt vine, re
byl i Samaritan milosrdny.N Mad
tim Samaritanem jsem uz jake
dfte plakavala =" kurazneji
vykladala Terynka.
aha aha = Samaritan
aha - tax Wy jake Samaritan
ka. No, no, vzdyt to chval1m,
ale - tento = tax Sc mi IDA,
re jste jeden cas- ma toho Sama-
ritana pOzapomnela, no, no, to
jen tax mi napadl nebozt1k
Zdrazil."
LastGvka pc ocku podfval sc
ma Terynku, ale hned Ease spra
voval dymcici.
proc bych nan byla zapom-
n6la?"
Emu, vzdyt to pamatuju a
snad Sc mi v hlave nemate, ale
naffkaval, vfte, kdyz jste tax
zapominavala ma chalupu a ma
Zdrazila = no, no, tot vfme, re
pro mic "a mic ma provaz Mesa
hi -" Posledn1 slova vyminkaT
prudce vyhrkl.
"Panb1h YAM odpust, Las
tGvko, ia Ia nebozt1ka memo
hla, nebyli jsme k sob6, on byl
tuze pro svetske veci ="
"a Wy pro nebe, no, no, ne
byli jste k sob6 a proto jste HE
dala -" a Last6vka pod1val Sc
Ease ma Terynku.
oak povfdam, PanbGh yam
odpust, LaStuvko, vsak jsem Sc
n6co Ia nebohou dust namodli-
la, n6co pokanf jsem podstou-
pila nejen tady, ale We Vambe-
Ticfch, ma Varte, Boleslavi,
ma Chlumsku, ma Svate HoTe, v
Maria Cell, ma Svatem Kopec-
ku a kde vsude, Wy AMI nevite!"
"A vfte. Terynko, kdybyste
chodila ma pouti jeste dal,Zdra
I'll pTece zustane v tom nesve-
cen6m kout6, tax, tax, Teryn-
ko!"
Joza Nepovfm pri tom celem
hovoru u kamen pfeSlapoval,
hrabal sc We vlasech a pokasla-
val. Potion nastala chv1le trap
n6ho mlcenf, az konecn6 Teryn
ka Sc zvedla.
"Dej yam Panb1h dobrou
noe a opatruj vas oba =" rex
la mckee a tise vysla.
We dveTf re sine setkala sc s
Verunou. Zarazily Sc ODE a
mlcky hledely ma sebe.
"a - prinesla jste KATE -"
konecn6 Veruna jizliv6 zasrse-
la.
"PTinesla."
"Zdrazilovi jste no nevafi-
Ia ="
"No, vzdyt on vas taky ne
mel nebe =" a Terynka hrde
pohodila hlavou.
"Ted by byl uz i Nepovfm
dost dobry, hledme :"
81 v7dyt Wy jste pfiletela ja-
ko ma koni ="
Ia slova rekla Terynka jiz
o~dchazej1c, a byla mad obycej
prudka.
"Biskupe jeden," zahuhlala
Veruna a chvilku hledela "a
nj.
Stmfvalo sc slime. Pc odcho-
du Teryncine LastIvka AMI Ne
pov1m nemluvili.
Veruna vzavsi hrnek a s1tko
sla dojit.
Kdyz pc chvfli barak nado-
bro opustila, pov1dal LastGvka:
"Tak odeSla i druha! Poslou
chef, Jozo, ia abych k tobe ted
ami nechodil, darmo Sc zlobit!"
EFT o SPnvkO -" zvO1aJ JOza q
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05

Objevila sc v Mich velka zen|
lska postava a Sourala Sc do
%svetnice; ma levem rameni me-
la billy uzel.
"Pro Boha vas prosim, strej-
cku, nevyhanejte mne!" vykri-
kla bolestnym, chvejfcfm Sc
hlasem. Ale v tom jiz Sc zapo-
tacela a svezla sc ma podlaz-
ku, az to- zabuchlo.
"Pro Krista!" volala Zlevor-
ka a sklonila sc k ubohe, "pa-
matujte Sc, Tonicko, pamatuj-
tie sci"
Lastuvka prebihal jake I'VE
trily.
"Stakra, Jozo, ty stojfs! Kde
pax jsou sirky = clovece, ty
isl jake bez ducha."
"Pockej, pocket, hochu, tu-
HE je to vsechno, ale tTesu Sc
l. no, podfvej Sc, jak Sc tfesu
/ to je rama, to je rana!"
81 tres Sc nebo metres, tuhle
Sc tie starej! Krenu ably ii pod
nos natrel!"
"Tak. tax, Tonicko zlata,
jen pomalu, pomalu, chudinko,
ia costa vas tuze uondala, pojd
tie, pojdte - tuhle ma postel-
polozte 81 hlavu, polozte -"
Zlevorka zdvihnuvsi Tonku, We
ola il opatrne a hovoTila srdec-
ne, konejsive, matefsky laska-
We. Last1vka je provazel, ko-
renku drzel v pravici napraze-
ne, jake by chtel branit a jen
jako letem dvakrate bail. Di-
vii Sc v duchu, kde Sc to v tie
divousovite Zlevorce vzalo.
Joza Nepovfm prebfhal pc
svetnici. pofad jake by neco
hledal.
"Prosim tx, cloveee, sedni
,|juz a nebehej porad jake vrti-
lido, pref chudacce, ably 81 tro-
chu oddechla."
"Ten uzel dam, pantato. "a
tim tuhle ma truhlu, ma v mem
trochu hadr1v a peTinu =
vzdyt jsme to vedeli, re j ne
~vyzenete," septala Zlevorka,
kdyz Tonicku ulozila.
mo, prosfm vas, CO pax
jsem nejaky divak, abych lid
vyhanel? Jeste jsem zadneho
nevyhnal, Zlevorko!" S naram-
nym d1razem povfdal Nepo-
vim.
81 vzdt vim, pantato, proto
,ljsem Tonce fikala, ably jen sla
a nebala Sc. Chystala sc k YAM
uz dr1v, chtela k Betusce, We
della, re by j v tom zarmutku
neodehnala. K yam sc bala =
v1te, jse muzsky, ten je vzdyc-
ky tvrdsi. Ale domlouvala
jsem: Vzdyt ia Nepov1ma
znam, jen pojdte, Tonicko,
pojdte, nema tam nikoho, je
taky chudera ,jen pojdte!"
Zlevorka vykladala vSechno
septem, ale nektera slova ma
ne haste j vyhrkla. Oba mu-
zove poslouchali il napjat6,
Lastdvka naklonen az k nj div
ia slova nepolykal.
"Tak, tax, Zlevorko," porad
z mySlenek hovoril Nepovfm.
Exam by taky sla? Donna
ted z1stat nemuze. prosfm vas.
ten ma juz ohlasky - tot ably
do vody skocila = kan by sc
vrtla? Musela by do sluzby,
ale KIDD il venue, vzdyt tomu
rozumfte," vykladala Zlevorka
"Do sluzby = kan do sluz-
by? Proc by chodila k cizfm,
kdyz ma blizs1ho!" rekl my
minkar.
Joza. jake by neposlouchal,
upjate z1ral ma postel. Tonka
lezela tam odvracena; hlavu
prikryval il prizloutly, temneji
kvetovany salup, a ma tele me-
la vlnenou modrou sukni. Kdyz
n~astalo ticho, oprela Sc pravici
O iGzko a sednuvsi odvazovala
plachetku. Nepov1m zfral ma
nj stale tax upjat6 a pc tvaTi
mel vlhko. Byla hezka, v l1cf
pfepadla, ale hezka.
"Prosfm vas, strejcku, jenom
Sc nehnevejte," pronesla mex
ce. Vlasy splynuly il hluboko
do celia. Bylo il mezi dvaceti
a tTiceti.
81 kde pax, holka, CO ii ma
pada, jsem rad, Re isl prisla, isl
hodna = hodna, Tonka." A
Nepovfm hladil il pc svetlych
vlasech.
Tonka sed1c ,tise rozhledla
60 No iiZh9
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-05

be kamaradky! ia vim, re 81
pov1dajf o mas, re Betuska juz
fekla moi, re jsem nezapom-
mel"
Joza vzlykal.
mo, milo, hochu, milo, jsme
my protentati- stakra- jsme
my potentati! a LastGvka kra
plave Sc rozesmal. "Dej tt Pan
bib dobrou noe, hochu, ia te
nedam, to at 81 nepfijdou -
A v kTfzi ohnut cupal z ba-
raku.
Joza Oval Sc "a MIN, az byl
kamarad ma navrs1.
Last1vkovi slo to do kopec-
ka tezce, sklouzal neustale a
pres tn chvfli pobruc1val: "Sta-
kra = stakra." Ma kopecku
Ease potkal Sc Sc Zloverem.
Ten mel hlavu v ramenou a Sou
raj Sc jake Ouch.
mo, MEDIATE ho?" ptal sc We
sele.
1aKy re
"Juz dolezajf, ia krajka pfi-
letela jake ma koni." !.
"a Teryna mu nosf KATE ="
"Teryna?! I hledme = ia
lie taky pekna =" huhlal Zle-
vor a divine Sc zasmal.
Last1vka uprene Sc nan "a
dfval. Mes1c objevil Sc prave
mezi prehankou oblak1v a o.
svetlil tvaTe obou muzu.
Gale reknete mi, Zlevore,
proc Sc tax o to starate?" ptal
Sc Lastdvka.
proc? A pro mic - mann
Jozu rad, protoze je dobrak, a
tam ty videt nemGzu, protoze
20 jidassku zpfvaj1: Prekroj
bochn1k a DEF ODE pile! A pax
ale proc bych to nefekl, proc
taky mann Jozu rad - protoze
vim, jak byl k Betusce a co pro
NJ udelal, a vfte, LastGvko, ia
sem taky nemel tatu- no, rex
meme, utopil Sc mi v podmasll,
abysme 81 jake rozumeli; ia
vim, co to je. Mama Sc ma mne
drela, az Sc udrela, ale ia byl
odiakziva kTecek = takto BIZ
do, ale opravdu jenom kfccek
a nestojim porad "a mic. Co
isem? Lenoch = Lenoch a zlo-
deli"
"Ba lenoch -"
mo lenoch, ale kfecek. Tata
mas nechal a my bysme byli hry
zali kamen1. Jak jsem Sc Wy
tahoval = ia byl uz jake kluk
jake tycka dlouhy = mel jsem
porad hladu, kmotfe, to bylo
hladu =" a Zlevor zaskripel
zuby, jake by p1sek drtil = "a
tax jsem jake rakos dlouhan-
sky, ale jenom tresavka, kfe-
eek. Tenkrat z toho hladu ma
ucil jsem Sc chodit do lesG. Jdu
Ii ma mlat, mole mne pax must
tri dni mazat, jak mne to Sc
Dire = no, jsem lenoch, zlodej
ale yam jsem jeste neskodil,
LastGvko, to mus1te f1ct = a
co je panGm o trochu dfeva a
koroptve nebo usaky = my ia
ky radi a konecn6, at do ok ne
lezou - ne? Ale jen Jozu ne-
dejte!" 49,,
"Nedam, nedam," povfdal
vyminkar zamyslen.
Zlevor jiz odchazel, ale jeste
Sc vratil.
"Vfte, pro B6tusku prisel o
chalupu, dTeli Sc v baraku, a tt
tam by ted i barak vypili, jak
pov1dam: PTekroj bochn1k a
DEF ODE pGle."
Soural Sc S navrsl hlavu v ra-
menou, burnus siroce rozplna-
je.
"Stakra chap" brucel 81
Lastdvka, "a taky no tata opu-
still ..."
Tento tyden pc mnoha letech
poprve nebyl Nepov1m v sobo-
tn u faktora S diem; nebylo
hotovo. PTibehla slice Veruna,
sedla "a stav a pocala tkati, a.
by dodala Jozovi chuti = ale
nadarmo. Jake by to- nebyl ten
stav. "a kterym delavala neboz
ka Betuska. Veruna delati u
m6la, ale jak bidla zaklapala
a podnozky pocaly Sc pohybo-
vati, hned poznal Nepov1m CHI
zvuky. Pustil Sc do prace, ale
nevytrval.
V nedeli byl dole v mestec-
ku ma rannf a pc nj Easel ma
hrbitov. Odpoledne prisel La
stnvka a cele to bozf p1ldne
prosedeli spolu u kamen.
Nepov1m vzpom1nal, brzo-li
vrat1 Sc Zlevorka z kraje. Wy
nraVila SO tam hned " SObOt1
Evening star., 1941-12-15
Tests Are Announced
For Civil Service Jobs

Inspectors are needed for the de-
fense production protective service
of the War Department the Civil
Service Commission announced to-
day. The pay ranges from $2,600
to $500 and there are experience
requirements.
The commission also announced
tests for. personnel assistants and
clerks, junior occupational analyst,
junior astronomer, public health
nursing consultant and engineers.
Evening star., 1941-12-15
Unity in Crisis Is Urged
By Viceroy of India
BY the Associated Press.

BY The Associated PreSS.
CALCUTTA, India, Dec 15.-Lord
Linlithgow, Viceroy of India, ap-
pealed to its people today to forget
domestic differences and work to-
gether "at a crucial moment in the
history of mankind"
The B. B. c., heard in New York
by C. B. S., quoted the Indian leader
Jawaharlal Nehru as declaring that
I'VE can have no relation with
Hitlerism, which Is brutal and wants
to dominate the world"
Evening star., 1941-12-15
Ch@>r' MGgqy~'e S@a.. :
AMERICAS GIRL ARMY IN ~ M
WASHINGTON CHOOSES THESE X - 1S
SMART FASHIONS At THE HECHY CO. y3}X4


k 70 and
Nd
eheu and the
ing b. One pined dMpsheo Of cerrM Msa
Evening star., 1941-12-15

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