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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-21
THE KITCHEN ARSENAL

One of two billion pounds of vauagle fats and
Oils go down the drain and into garbage of America
each Every pound of be used Americas NUM-
tons factories The waste fat collection campaign the
governments effort to salvage much of this possible
Needless to say this campaign depends almost entirely
on the home 'front.' the continuous efforts of every home
maker In the United States And much emphasis
De placed on the Importance of this seemingly prosac task
Prior to Pearl Harbor, America getting than
6O per cent OF its imported fats from the Pacific
SO many other materials problems this loss of
sources of supply aggravated by increased demands
adequate supply of fats and oils is vitality important
economy Fats and oils the from which
gycerne produced and gycerine is basic and nspen-
sable ingredient in the majority of our explosives
TO make serious shortage of fats the gov
eminent os asking homemakers to and to their
meat markets for forwarding Uncle Sam half billion
pounds OF waste fats this year Individually homemaker
may look at the small to save daily from
drpngs and other and decide that hardly
worth while Let her remember that if every woman in
the country saves as little four of fats in
week. it will produce the gycerne required make 600
900 pounds of gun POWDER and that up to deadly pro-
portions Hitler & Co.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-21

a few days business men and wo-
men, teachers, ministers, doctors
newspaper editors and reporters
pushed aside their own work and
joined the cotton pickers brigade
Claude r. Barnett, special as
sistant to the Secretary of Ag-
riculture points out that this at
titude on the part of Negro bus
mess and professional people will
do much to help farmers under
stand the Importance of their job
He thinks the recognition of the
significance of agricultural purs-
uits will encourage farmers to da
a better job.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-21
HOST TO NEGRO TEACHERS

HOST TO NEGRO TEACHERS
Several Home Economists from
Negro Land Grant Colleges and
related Institutes are here in Was
hington this week discussing ways
and means of helping families with
their wartime home management
problems including rationing. The
Departments Bureau of Home Ec-
economies, which is acting as host
to the teachers. will give them
some pointers in nutrition, the care
of clothing and food preservation.
NEGRO FARMERS CAN HELP
According to experts in the Bu-
reau of Agricultural Economics,
the outlook for milk production for
1913 is not particularly bright. To-
tai requirements for milk next ye-
ar, on the basis of prospective
consumer demand at ceiling prices
and military and lend-lease needs
will be considerably larger than
CAAOJ WCAO @AA0 yO0A oAAO IL PAO-
dution in 1943 does not exceed
this years milk pail of 12O mil
lion pounds, civilian supply will ma
terially beyow what consumers
would prchase at ceiling prices.
In view of this situation, Negro
farmers can play an important
part in helping to assure adequate
supplies of dairy products for the
war effort by having another hei-
fer freshen next spring and by
feeding and taking better care Of
their milk cows so that their pro-
duction will be increased.
All CLUBBERS
During National Achievement
Week, November TIA, the Nation
zoo, 900 Negro. All Club boys and
girls will review their work for
the past year. With our Nation at
war, All clubbers find it parti-
cularly important to keep a close
check on their achievements so that
their contribution to the war eff
OFT will be assured.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-21
Information Must
Be Given Boards To
Classify Men

State headquarters of selective
service announced it's interest in
securing all available information
for classification of registrants.
1t. Col. Lawrence w. Long, state
director, stated that it is the re-
sponsibility of the individutl, as
well as the employer, to provide
such information. Particularly is
this true in regard to the occupa-
tional status of registrants who
might fulfil the requirements of a
necessary man, in an essential &C.
tivity.
Employers must keep currently
informed of the status of their en-
ployees. The information they sho
-uld have is dates of (1) registra-
ton, CD receipt of questionable,
CD receipt of notice to report for
local physician examination, "a
receipt of notice of classification,
60 filing of request for occupa-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-21
NEGRO WOMANS IDEA

In 1885 the School Lunch Pro-
gram was launched. It has grown
steadily, Last year lunches were
served to five million white and a
million colored youngsters. But the
idea is not new. Mrs. Dora John
son, a teacher in Jefferson coun-
ty, Ca, began serving school lun-
ches IL years ago.
Of course then there were nc
surplus commodities, so Mrs. John
son planted school garden which
supplied all the vegetables for the
meals she served to more than 100
undernourished children. Going a.
bout the program scientifically
Mrs. Johnson has kept accurate
weight charts showing the child
ren's development and records OF
daily menus throughout the II ye-
ars.
Two new varieties of flue cur.
ed tobacco, one highly and the o.
ther partially resistant to black ROT
disease, have been developed by
the North Corolina Agriculture
Experiment station and the Bureau
of Plant Industry, Agricultural Re.
search Administration, the Depar.
tment announced this week. The
new varities are 400 and 4O1. II
took 10 years of experiment. bre-
eding to develop them.
Although not immune to black
root rot, 400 is highly resistant
It is also slightly resistant tt
some of the leaf spot diseases, ane
produces high yields of cigarette
leaf, is easily cured and has suffi
Gent body, when grown in Vir
gnia and North Carolina Piedmont
areas.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-21
On The
Agricultural Front

Last week Negro Mississippians
set a precedent which may effect
the future of the Negro in Agri-
culture in many important res
poets. Here's what happened: the
Nations cotton crop was in dan
ger of being lost, there were too
few pickers. The cry went out
to the towns that unless pickers
were obtained large quantities of
cotton would rot in the fields. The
town people became concerned. In
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-21

fled as necessary man can enlist
in any of the services. These clas-
sifications are ia, lib and lib.
If an employer has an employee
in class lila who is engaged in
an essential activity now he sho-
uld request the local board to place
the registrant in class lib, since
class lila registrants are now be-
ing reclassified and indicted.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-21
Cross THAT BRIDGE NOW 4"

tional deferment, (6) appeal and
report of same, CD receipt of no.
tice to report for induction.
It is the responsibility of the
employer to notify the local board
when change is made in status
occurs and cancel any claim of
defermen when seperatian is made.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-21

No claim should be made on en-
ployees who are not key men ne
cesSary in an essential activity.
Regardless of the present classifi-
cation of the employee, each en-
ployer must inform the local board
concerned in regard to his employ
ment status. No registrant CLASH
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-21
RUST HELPS AXIS

RUST HELPS AXIS
About finished with some of your
farm toools and ready to put them
away for the winter? Well, De-
partment experts warn that rust
is one of the chief enemies of
farm tools. So you'd better take
tip and grease plows and hoes
and other farm tools before you
put them away. While grease Of
ten serves the purpose, a red lead
paint has been developed which
is a sure shot against rust. If you
prefer to make it at home, con-
suit your county agent and he
will tell you how to go about ma
king it.
BLU ESTAMP FOODS
Here's the november blue stamp
food list issued by the Agriculture
Marketing Administration: fresh
apples, all fresh vegetables in
Guiding irish and sweet potatoes
shell eggs, corn meal, hominy grits
dry edible beans, wheat flour, en-
riched wheat flour, self rising flo
ur, enriched self rising flour, and
whole wheat flour.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-21
TREASURE CHEST

The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom and
the knowledge of the holy understanding Proverbs 910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
Comment by
Comment by
BOB Lieut.. BRUCE
MURPHY Caldwell, U.S.N.R.
Detroit SpoSE HAmnrcaH Jack
Detroit Times Sports Editor
1928 Yale AH-America Hsifback

thing attending the will
the description the of the by gifted Spocaser
Wattc and remarks by popular Sports Editor Murphy Lieu
Caldwell Thousands tuned for the oadcass
this of radio dedicated all the gallant
Uncle Sans fighting and thousands will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

Reinforced heels and toes
seem TO wear like ironi Abb
sorbent eottoni Regular
and short lengths.
Evening star., 1942-07-05

give it. Would little more cross
lighting and soft focus lens do the
trick?
She even loved him enough to
show him, if she could, how to reg
ister on film a charm that Evelyn
didn't possess - and never had pos
sessed, if he only knew it.
Again the telephone shrilled. you
know" the voice at the other end
said, that shot Darringer took Of
Red Fordham busting out of the
big football? We'd like to get a
glossy of that for the annual"
Sure" Marcia replied. "You can
have it tomorrow"
She found the negative in the file,
checked it briefly against the over
head light.
And then the idea that comes only
once in a lifetime suddenly flooded
her brain and left her breathless
with the audacity of it.
She looked hastily through the
SIS in the negative file, took some
thing out, and hurried into the dark
room.
Tod was standing by the en-
larger, tearing 8x 10 proofs into
bits.
Anyone except Marcia would have
retreated unobtrusively before the
thunderous look on his face.
Say, Tod ="
We'll, so what?' he barked.
''Oh, nothing at all - sorry to
bother you" Marcia tipped the two
films on the table and started out of
the room.
wait I'm sorry, Marcia -
what ="
She melted before the evident
misery in his voice. then said:
Listen, Tod -
Tod listened. Fragments of proofs
f1uttered to the floor Tod's lips
parted.
He then ran his fingers through
his hair, momentarily massing all
his wavy brown locks on top of his
head.
NHARCIA-you-you've got some
thing there Let's get busy. Where
Oh, | see" He grabbed one of the
file envelopes she had slapped down
on the table. Now" he went on,
do you know where that little six
inch celluloid ruler is? I've got to
measure carefully on the ground
glass
The next hour and half we're the
most hectic and tense and efficient
ninety minutes in the history of this
or any other portrait studio in
Christendom, while Evelyn impa-
tiently waited.
Marcia listened in on Tod's speech
to EVELYN after he had made his
Evening star., 1942-07-05
TRICK PICTURE
Continued from preceding page

E00t200&0 xxox0 p30CA38 P0SS
next exposures: you see, Evelyn,
yours is rich and complex person
ality, with many facets. like a dia-
mond. That's why l have had to
make several 'trys, but now | be-
lieve l have the master film - and
l think you'll like it. Why not come
back in an hour? This one will take
longer"
"All right" said Evelyn. "Pn
do some shopping"
DURING the next seventy-five min
utes, Marcia's head more than once
bent thrillingly close to Tod's over
film and paper, over trays of devel-
oper and hypo. over retouching
glass and airbfush. Her heart beat
wildly.
Finally, really gloating over two
Tx Id engagements, Tod turned to
her and breathed: Marcia, you're
a miracle
Before she could answer, he
grabbed up the enlargement that
had been the most successfully spot
ted and brushed, and dashed out
of the darkroom.
Evelyn had returned. Through
crack in the red curtains Marcia
could see her face - and the YER
dict.
With Snowman gesture. Tod
had presented his offering.
The sharp face of Mrs. Thorn
quist beamed palely up at him as she
took the print. She gazed at it. Her
mouth opened slightly, her eyes
widened.
Her gaze grew warm, pleasant.
luminous. Tod" she enthused -
and there was sunshine in her voice
II knew you could do it - for
me-"
Tod sat down close to her, and
they talked in low tones - talked
and talked. Marcia didn't try to
hear what they said. Just seeing
them together made enough Jumps
rise in her throat. She fled to the
darkroom, to the friendly films and
papers and chemicals. Presently she
would call Marvik and accept his
offer
She had helped Tod all right -
helped to throw him right into Eve
lyn's arms!
She picked up the prints of the
alderrnanic candidate and of Red
Fordham to put them into the hypo.
She looked again at the film of Red
bursting out of the big football,
the composite that had given her
the great idea for a perfect portrait
of Evelyn. The four steps for Eve
lyn's picture still lay on the table.
to wit:
Print of Evelyn Steele, vintage
of 1888, minus the face, deity scis-
sored out by Marcia; print of Eve
Evening star., 1942-07-05

lyn Thornquist, vintage of 1912,
with face of Evelyn Steele where
Mrs. Thornquist's had been; film of
same, with face of Evelyn Steele
retouched just enough to hint matu-
rity, and a slightly diffused and
skilfully air-brushed enlargement of
this film.
A laugh and a sob were fighting
it out inside Marcia as she surveyed
this exhibit. "Dope!' she muttered
to herself.
She had hoped that this trick
would show up once and for all to
Tod this woman's thinness and van
ity.
Utterly vain hope! Well. perhaps
Evelyn was the woman to keep
Tod's eyes on the ball, to get him
into the Social Register. to gain
him heavy customers, to ensure his
future. to keep his unruly hair prop
erly cut.
A sob was getting the better of
her laughter when Marcia heard
masculine footsteps and Tod barged
into the darkroom. He flung the
master print of Evelyn down with
so wild a gesture that she had to
rescue it from behind the developer
tray.
MARCIA, did y ou ever see so cheap
and thin and vain and dull a female
in your life? She's - she's -" the
room grew sulphurous with the
words he didn't say.
why, Tod, l thought ="
$50 did - for nine years, Why
couldn't l see even then that she
was just small-time snob! But
just because l never saw her for
more than half hour from then
till now, -
His eyes lighted delightedly on
the exhibit of Evelyn's composite
portrait.
What a job you and Evelyn did
on freeing me from that old delusion!
That composite picture trick was the
pay-off," he barked.
Ten Eyck grabbed the shoulders
of his receptionist-assistant so fierce
ly that she was hurt, but she stood
up bravely under the pain. And
all the time - you right here -
Marcia My dear, can we ever make
up for all the lost time when we could
have ~
They did marvelously during the
next six minutes in making up for the
skipped ecstasies of the past six
months.
After the second minute, Marcia
realized long standing ambition
when she reached up and brushed
two wavy brown locks of hair back
from Tod's forehead.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
Zle ma ODE strany.

Velkou vetsinou jsou najem-
n1ci spokojeni s domac1mi a
splse 81 stezuje domac1 ma rem.
tyre nez ma opak, ale obcas
take ma najemnfk stfznost.
TAX u spolkoveho soudce Sulli-
vana byla projednavana zaloba
manzel1 Britskych ,ktef1 zalo-
vail ma majitele stravn1ho do
mu Josefa Celentiho z els.
23O6 Hickory ulice v Lockport
a tvrdili, re vzdor vladnfmu
nar1zen1 jim cd /. bTezna IVY
Sill najem O 81 mes1cne, ale v
cervenci jim zvysil domacf ma
jem O 81, take museli platit
$22.
Platili v cervenci a srpnu, a
lie zdrahali Sc platit zvySeny
najem "a zarf a poukazovali
ma narizenl administrators ma
jemneho. Domacf jim "a to
zavfel zachod a zamkl postov-
nj skrfnku, take nemohli z nj
dostat dopisy.
Soudce prohlasil, re 81 ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
Vytapeni bytH.

Cd 1. ffjna Dude vytapecf O.
lei prodavan ma pT1del a ma sc
"a to, re majitele, kterf vytapi
olejem dostanou jen 80 pro-
cent byvale spotreby. Admi-
nistrator cen navrhuje, ably O.
|lejem vytapene byty byly vyta-
peny rano o hodinu pozdeji a
vecer shasnut O hodinu drive.
Ale reditel najmu v metro
politn1m distriktu prav1, re
pakli domacf Dude meme topit,
tax najemnfk must dostat niz-
81 rent, nebot najemnfk jest O.
pravnen ku vsemu, CO mu je-
no lease zarucuje a jestli sluz-
ba Dude zkracena, tax ma byt
v tom pomeru snizen najem.
Najemnfk, ktery by chtel, ably
mu byl najem nasledkem
zkraceneho vytapeni snizen,
musel by podat petici, ale O.
tazkou jest, jak by ma to dix
tator najmu pohl1zel. Ma sc
cato, re by rozhodl, re jsme We
valce a kazdy must prinesti ne
|jakou obet.
Geneva 1radovna pravf, Re
~olejove nadrze v domech jsou
naplnovany z obavy, re Dude
olej zdrazen, ale nen1 pry O.
bav, re Sc tax stane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
roztomileho domaclho posVltf a
donutl jej nejen k vracenf ivy
seneho najemneho, ale zaka-
re mu zalobce vypovedet.
Skonal pc dlouhe traplive
nemOci.

Krajan Bohdan TrefnJ, Flat
mix a byvaly cvicitel v Cedar.
Rapids t6locvicne jednoty So
kol, skonal pc dlouhe traplive
chorobe We start 67 rok1. Zes-
nuly narodil Sc v Cechach a do
Spoj. StatG Sc pristehoval roku
1900. Pc fadu let a az do o.
nemocnen1 byl zamestnan u
klenotnicke firmy Boysen Je-
welry Co. ZGstavil manzelku
MARI, dive dcery: pf. Bernard
Hofferdovou v tonic meste a
p1. Frank Melgeorgeovou v
Orr, Mimi; ctyry syny: Milo v
Long Beach, Calf, Theodore,
pr1tomne v armadnf Ietecke
sluzbe, Aloise a Fred j. Antho-
ny v Cedar Rapidsfch, jakoz i
sest vnuk1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
Jak Amerika cvici svou arma-
du pro valku.

Jak Amerika cvici svou arma-
du pro waikiki.
easy Sc menf a Tide s mimi. V
minute svetove valce byli anne
rict1 vojaci posilani ma boiiste
do Evropy pc kratkem vycvi-
ku, nekdy jen nekolikanedel-
MIN, nasledkem cehoz S pocat-
ku start a zkusenl vojaci elsa
re Vilema II. mnoho jich zby-
tecne pokosili. Nasi Sc ieste
nevyznali v tehdejsf zakopove
valce a v ostatnf valecne tech
nice, jez Sc teprve zrodila a v
mnoha prlpadech take teprve
rodila.
Proto v nyn6jsi valce pocina
81 velenl americke armady zee
la jinak. Vojaci jsou cviceni
jiz v Americe Ia takovych pod
minek a v takovem prostfedf,
do jakeho by Sc asi mohli ma
nekterem svetovem bojisti. Jsou
obezrele vybfrani a dostava
Sc Jim skveleho vycviku, ably
byli nalezite pripraveni, tax a.
by pTi vstupu ma kterekoli boil
ste mohli okamzite chime i L.
chime zasahnouti.
Jak nacelnlk generalniho
stabu general George G.. Mar
shall pravil, nase armada mus1
byti vsestranna, vycvicena a
pTipravena k zapoleni jak v le-
dove oblasti u arktickeho kru-
hu, tax i pod zhavym sluncem
tropG a ma pousti prave tax,
jake v horach.
K cvicen1 nasich vojak1 pro
poustni waikiki, jaka Sc nynf O.
dehrava v africke Libyi, arma-
da 81 vybrala poust v Kalifor-
nil; k vycviku pro valcenf v
zapadni Europe slouz1 krajany
Severnf a JIM Karoliny; k
boj1m ma ledovem severn byly
vybrany hory Kolorada a k w.
cviku muzn pro sluzbu a zapo-
leni v tropickych dzungl1ch O.
pet Florida.
Pro horske trupy jsou vyb1-
rani mladf muzove, n~arozeni
ma severn a severozapade, KITE
RI Sc cvicl tez ma lyz1ch, snez-
nicfch atd. Jejich tabory jsou
ma horskych 1boc1ch al We W.
81 $1,000 stop. Prvnf do mich
pTisli clenove narodn1 gardy z
Minnesoty a z Wisconsin,. Ny.
nj sc uz take utvoTil "snow-
troop battalion z Mort a z nor.
skych Americana v Minnesota
Jsou vybaveni, ably mohli bo'
jovati i pri 80 stupn1ch pod nu'
lou.
V dzunglich severni cast
Floridy a v bazinach dolni ca
sti jihu cvici sc opet nasi voja
Ct pro boje v dzungl1ch. Tako
w vojak pc skoncenem vycvi
ku vyzna pry Sc pax v les1cl
-ljako Tarzan. Uni sc pohybo
watt jak pc zemi, t ak i pc stro
mech a pouzivat plochych 10
die s aeroplanovymi motory
ktere "skacou" pres parezy
ponofene klady i bahniska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25
csl. pavilion ma vystave " Quitu
V .JiZni Americe.

Ceskoslovenska krajanska O.
bee v Quitu, Ecuador, 1castni-
la Sc prGmyslove vystavy, jez
byla We dnech Is. do 80. srpna
uspofadana v tonic meste.
Vystavu zahajil president
Ecuadorsk6 republiky DIR. Car
los Arroyo del Rio, jenz take
navstfvil ceskoslovensky paw
Ion a podrobne 81 jej prohledl.
Presidenta uv1tal pTedseda
krajanske obce DIR. aGch pro-
slovem, ma nejz president Cd
povedel. We SVEN proslovu wy
slovil uznani pristehovalcdm z
Ceskoslovenska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25

V Bath, ILL.,, 50lety POSTUM
str Earl Moors byl nalezen "a
stTeleny v kolne "a svym obyd-
lin. By stTelen do srdce a
brokovnice lezela nedaleko
mrtvoly. Koroner T. T. Jen-
nings pr1pad vysetTuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-25

pro ne mas?"
"Nu jo jak bych meme
la," jdiziz."
Obstaral 81 tedy voly a sedl
"a still. Will do sebe sklenici
piva a snedl kousek chleba.
Sestre neuslo, re je zamyslen,
neobycejne zasmusily.
eco je u vas noveho?" jala
Sc vyzvfdati.
"Hm. Noveho? - nic," Cd
tusil.
"Nu? jak re, mic? = FROSTY
cha Sc, re budes vdavat holku.
Proc to prede mnou skryvas?"
Tato prfma otazka Jim tr-
hla. Jak re mohla vedet? =
Machl rukou.
"Dej mi svaty pokoj," odpo-
vedel, "clovek by 81 zoufal.
Kez by bylo pravda, CO povi-
das! A bylo by, kdyby chtela,
Prohodil osklive slovo a Wy
pill ma to jednfm douskem dru-
hou sklenici.
"To Sc podfvejme!" divila
Sc Monika; "Andrysova Flori-
ana, vid? = a ona no nechce,
povfdas? -. a proc no nechce,
ia hloupa zenska?"
"To BGh sud-! nechce no a
Ultra odejde do sveta."
MOnika Sc postavila pred
neho, ruce majfc podeprene o
boky.
"Nu, tomuhle abych rozu-
mela! Co pax 81 mysl1, re je
princezna a re 81 pro nj prize
de knife pan! A coz ty jake
tata, ty mlc1s a neukazes il, re
Sc patti poslouchat?"
eco pax svedu s nj, kdyz
nechce!"
"Nu, ma mou dust, abych ii
ITekla pravdu, tvs prece jen nj
MIRA! Tebe sc nikdo nebojf, a.
nj zena ami deti! Co pax isl
to "a cloveka?"
eco pax mohu delat? coz
pax je mohu zabit? Clovek je
must nechat = je to osud."
Potion jiz ner1kal niceho a
jen iii do sebe pivo, jake by Sc
chtel upit.
Monika zatfm sbehla k Vino
kove.
"Toz pomysli 81, nechce hot"
"Jak re by no nechtela! to
de lez, poslouchej! STAFF ne
chit, a to je, mysllm, porad-
ku. CO je ma nj, ma te rousina-
tie fiflen6? - vzdyt by Sc sta
Try Reeb byl musil zblaznit,
kdyby byl pripustil COST tako-
veho."
"Nu, nechce no - start by
chteli, ale ona nechce."
Bylo sedm hodin vecer, "a
Gallo Sc slime stmivat, ale Po-
dflsky Sc nehybal a pill neusta-
lie. W byl 1plne zmozen, AM
mluviti nemohl; jen porad bla.
bolil: "Zatracena nechce
no =. n...n.. -. ne -. chce'
i a pri tom Sc rozplakal, re
Shy stekaly proudem pc jehc
obliceji, jenz pozbyl vselikehc
vyraZu.
Kdyz Sc setmelo, pfisel Vim
eek, pfislo n6kolik jinych hosti
"Po = pc = vi = dam v
V = VAN, n nechce no -
blaboli Karel. Vice z neho ne.
vytahli, &C radi by byli zvede-
Ii. Okolo devate hodiny jehc
hlava sklesla ma st6l. Usnul
tvrde a Monika S Vinckem jej
odnelsi do vedlejsi komory, kde
no ulozili ma postel.
Nazejtff rano, jedva sc ro-
zednilo, zavladl byte Monici-
ne jisty rozruch; objevila Sc
Fanny, ktera dotud tam nohou
nebyla pachla, a ptala Sc pc
otci. Jezto Podflsky jeste spal,
dovedli il k nemu.
"Vsak jsem 81 myslila, re
jste tu," pravila dfvka, probu-
divsi jej nikoli bez namahy z
oloveneho sna, "ocekavala jsem
vas marne pozde do noel. Flo
rian YAM pfece odevzdal pro
mne llstek. Kde no mate? Mu-
sim no m1ti, je ma mem napsana
adresa jeho bratra."
Pod1lsky zabrucel COST, ne
mona Sc pamatovati, kde byl
ami CO dceri mel odevzdati.
mac no chces, ten lfstek?"
zaskuhral.
"Vsak vfte, re odchazfm?"
"A kan odchazis?"
"Do V1dne. Dejte mi ten lis
text"
"Nevfm O zadnem listku;
DALI mi no Florian, je nekde
~ a C4rnH - - N-1- .