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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-13

John Reed Scott, promoter OF
the baby bond idea, arrived in Key
" st last night, and will hold a
conference with local business
men today regarding a proposal
to put Key West on baby-bond
basis.
Mayor William H. Malone and
Principal Horace OBryant are
scheduled to speak Thursday night
at the meeting of the Railway En-
ployes League of Key West.
The Italian training ship Col
cmbo is due to arrive in Key West
on February 81.
Mrs. James Adams, chairman of
the Philanthropic Committee of
the Key West Woman's Club, an
nounced today that sewing
meet Of the members of her COM
mittee will be held at the clup-
house at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The Choir Guild of ST. Paurs
Episcopal Church will conduct a
Valentine party tonight in the
Parish Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith, who
had been visiting Mrs. Smiths
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
FELTON,, left this morning for their
home in Portsmouth, Va.
"Chonita," a Gypsy romance in
three acts. will be presented in
the high school auditorium on
Tuesday evening, February %. UNI
der the auspices of the Civic Mu-
sic Club, of which Miss Mary E.
Crillon is the director.
Mrs. Merlin Albury left vester-
dav for Tavernier to join Mr.. AL
bury. who is visiting in that viii
lage
Mrs. Josephine Gates and son
are visiting relatives at Plantation
Key.
John Lowe, who had been visit
ing relatives in Miami, returned
yesterday.
Mrs. Eliza Sands and daughter,
who had been in Key West q
month visiting relatives, returned
Yesterday to their home on Plan
tation Key.
Mrs. William E. Parker. former
" Miss Marie Knowles, of Key
West. after weeks visit here
with relatives, left yesterday for
Fort Lauderdale.
State Senator Arthur Gomez,
who had been in Miami on a bust
ness TIP of few DAYS, returned
yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-13

Mrs. Josephine Gates and son
are visiting relatives at Plantation
Key.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-13

The Choir Guild of ST. Paurs
Episcopal Church will conduct a
Valentine party tonight in the
Parish Hall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-13

Mrs. Merlin Albury left vester-
dav for Tavernier to join Mr.. AL
bury. who is visiting in that vii
lage
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-02-13

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith, who
had been visiting Mrs. Smiths
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
FELTON,, left this morning for their
home in Portsmouth, Va.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Art NeedIework
Reduced

1 Model Cotton Eiderdown Baby
Blanket, pink with colored appliques.
Size 30x36. Was IS. Now 1918
2 Model Nursery Pictures, applique
design on red and blue checked ging-
ham with natural finish frame. Size
1lx13. Were $3.50 EACH Now----$1.75
IL pieces Needlepoint with designs fin
ished in all wool petit point on cotton
canvas. Sizes 23x23. Were $2.25 each.
mo" $1.6o
Pieces Neddlepoint with designs fin
ished in all wool on cotton canvas.
Size 27x27. Were $2.25 each Now SI.65
20 Water resistant Chair Pads filled
with cotton felt. Grey, orchid or gold
color. Size 18x20. Were 75c. Now SOC
IL Pieces Needlepoint with designs fin
ished in all wool on cotton canvas.
Size 23x23. Were SITS each. Now SIPS
IL Pieces Neddlepoint with designs fin-
ished in all wool on cotton canvas Size
22x22. Were $155 each. Now 81
200 Skeins Collina Sheer Superdown
All-wool Yarn in light and dark
colors. 2-ounce skeins. Were 70c each.
W6L-Art Needlework Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Misses Walnut Room Fashions

Attractive daytime dresses suits and evening dresses
OF silk crepe and satin, rayon crepe taffeta, lace
novelty fabrics and few 1000 wools. Grey, blue
black white, purple navy and prints. Sizes 10 to TO-
10 Daytime Dresses, S4975 and $37
Daytime Dresses, $69.75 and
Daytime Dresses, $7975. $50
Daytime Dresses s8975 and Now--------$64
Daytime Suits, were $10 and S79
Dinner Dresses, $50 rs and $40
Dinner Dresses $6975. Now---------------s $50
Dinner Dresses, were $110 and S64
Dinner Dresses, sos. S71
W&L-Msses' Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
White Pique CaIots
'Z'9' Were $3.o5 and s.

so juniors white pique calots with COL
orful flower trimming. Headsizes 81 u
to 2217.
1s Pillbox Hats Of rayon knit
stitched fabric. Yellow, blue, red and
aqua. Headsizes 211a to 22h. Were
$195. Now w Csc
20 Crocheted Celtegal Straw Ruff1e
Fluted Dolly Hats. Lime, yellow, red.
blue and Kelly. Were $2.95. Now, $195
20 Crocheted Celtegal Straw Calots.
Pink, blue, lime and yellow Were
20 Crocheted Crepe Paper Calots. Pink,
yellow, blue and aqua. Less than
u price CSC
W&L-Juniors' and Childrens Hats,
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-19
chande not urnab exchang; approya
ders not accepted Some items old qed, damaged imperfect
Juniors Furs Reduced

4 Mink and Sable-dyed Northern
Flank Muskrat Coats. Sizes IL, l3 and
Is. We're $195. Now $145
l Black-dyed Cross Persian Lamb
Coat. Size IL. Was $195. Now -sI4s
/ Beaver-dyed Mouton Lamb 39-inch
Coat. Size 13. Was s135. Now $3.50
l Black-dyed Persian Paw Coat. Size
IL. Was $135. Now--$ $3.50
1 Black-dyed Persian Paw Coat. Size
is. Was $195. Now -$139
l Beaver-dyed Rabbit Coat. Size II.
Was $95. Now -$59.5
Tan-dyed Lapin Rabbit Coats. Sizes
10, is and II. Less than u price -s55
l 36-inch Natural American Opossum
Coat. Size IS. Was $165. Now s99
/ Brown-dyed Pony Coat. Size is. Was
$l35. Now SIS
l Natural American Opossum Coat.
Size II. Was s195. Now -$115
Sable dyed Lapin Rabbit Coat. Size
II. Was $135. Now -S99
! Blue dyed Red Fox 24-inch Jacket.
Size Is. Was $110. Now SIS. so
l Dyed Skunk 21-inch Jacket. Size II.
Was $95. Now SIS. so
l Lynx-dyed Wolf 24-inch Jacket. Size
13. Was $110. Now SIS
All prices tlas 1870 tar
w&L-Jmiors' Fur Goats,
Fourth Floor.
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Summer Hats, So

Less than u price
20 summer hats of rayon fabrics,
straw braid and white cotton pique
Adjustable headSizes.
30 Summer Hats including white straw
braids and snoods. Adjustable head
sizes. Also a few hair bands included
in this group. Less than y price, S2.25
ii Summer Hats in a variety of clever
styles. White, natural and brown. Ad-
Unstable headsizes. Less than Il
price --------- S4.75
W&L-Millinery and Millinery Salon,
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Cotton Suit-Dresses
We're $7.o5 and $8.o5

IS two-piece cotton dresses in plaids, prints
and checks Of blue, red, green and navy.
Sizes IL to TO-
$50 Pinafores in cotton broadcloth, sailcloth and
seersucker. Stripes, flower prints and strawberry
prints. Sizes IL to 90 Less than "a price $295
IS Skirts of cotton seersucker, sacloth and broad
CLOTH In prints and stripes of pink. blue white and
yellow. Sizes IL to 18 Were $3e5. Now -$2.95
IS Cotton Seersucker Stacks in checks of green blue
red and brown. Sizes IL to 18. Were IS. Now $3.75
20 Two-piece Cotton Suits in stripes and plain col
Sizes IL to 1s, 38 to A. Less than "a price, SIS
W&L-Sportswear, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Earrings, 60
We're 81

1875 pairs earrings including Sterling
Silver with iridescent centers, shell in
blue and white and red and white,
plain white composition earrings and
novelty types with leather and COM
position centers in assorted colors.
Also pins, necklaces and bracelets of
various composition materials In sum-
mer colors.
80 Bracelets of composition material
attached to leather, in assorted colors,
with combs to match. Also in this
group are pins of composition mate
rails in spray designs and assorted
colors. Were 81 each. ow--$1.45
Is Bead Necklaces, seven strands
twisted in uniform chokers. Red and
aqua. Were $3.50 each. Now--$3
All prices Plus 1920 tar
W&L-Costume Jewelry, Aisle S,
First Floor,
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Juniors Summer Skirts, SIS
Were $2.95

so Cotton Seersucker and Printed Spun Rayon Skirts
in blue, rose, tan and yellow. Sizes to i5
Is Cotton Dresses for Summer black red and brown
checks with rick rack trim Sizes Now $29s
zS Cstton Dinity Dresses in prints pastes and
nosab. Sizes to Is. Were $705. Now--- S595
- Cotton Pque Drnd dotted prints shirtwaist styles
Sizes TO Is Were $685. Now Now-------------S3s S3s5
w&I.-Jmoe Misses Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Rayon "Shortie" Goats, '6.''

Were $1O.93
Is rayon "Shortie coats in navy and light blue Sizes
10 to 90
TRINITY Styled Wool Suits in red lavender and sza
H. 18. 20 and AZ Were 40 75 937
Is Wool Coats in and "shortie length styles Navy
black blue luggage and goldcolo Sizes 10 to IT, Were
Summer Suits Of rayon Shantmg in apricot blue and red
to H. Were 1880 $115e
W6I-Coats and Suits Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Women's Formal Fashions Reduced

group Of dinner dresses Of rayon crepe and rayon
lace IN 9aek blue p9r l ana szes 10 TO 4o
Dresses at less than n price
IL Dresses at less than "a price
Dresses, $2975 to $3975.
10 Dresses at less than " price
W&L-Women's Formal Fashions, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Juniors Dance Dresses

IL Cstten Print Fermas and Dotted Organdie Dinner
Dresses. Sizes to is. Were $l3.95 $S.9S
Cotton Evening Dresses orchid dotted Swiss printed
white chintz and white pique Size 49, Were
W&L-Junior Misses Apparel Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Two-Piece Dresses, '7'''
Were S1305
Were $685.

18 two piece dresses of polka dot rayon Shantung.
White dots on black, navy, brown and copen back
grounds; sizes 1872 to 241a and 33 to A.
ID Womens Dresses Of navy rayon sheer crepe button
front styles; sizes 80 to A. Were $685. S1O.45
20 Misses Dresses of white cotton pque in tailored styles
IL to 18 Were SIS. 5.95.
W&I-InexpeuSYe Dresses.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Furs Greatly Reduced

Northern Flank Dyed Muskrat Coat Was $3.50.
Northern Flank Dyed Muskrat Coats II and l6 Were
$685. Now $129
Blackdyed Persian Paw Coats, sizes 16 and 18 Were
Blackdyed Persian Lamb Coats size 49, Were $295
SITS
Black-dyed Persian Lamb Coat size 3s Was $685. Now,
sass
/ Black dyed Persian Paw Coat, $1s5. Now,
l3s
l Brown-dyed Caracu Lamb Coat 20 Was $195 Now,
$115
Blaekdyed Coats, sizes IA to 2o Were
$685. Now $2s9
Dyed South American Skunk Jacket, 80 inches size is.
Silver Tipped Moleskn Jacket % inches size a. Was 325
Dyed Little Spotted Skunk Jacket "a inches size 1s Was
White Caracu Lamb Cape, size 49,. Less than price
1 2-skin Silver Scarf Was $3.50. --------sl75
2skin Silver Fox Scarf. Was s195. Now
5skin Natural Mink Scarf Was $3.50. Now--------$11o
4skin Natural Mink Scarf. Was s12o Now S6s 50
16 Natural Mink Single Skins Were s25 Now ---$175e
All prices bIas I09o
W&L-Fur Salon, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Women's Dresses Reduced

group Of dresses in several fabrcs-plain and print
ed rayon crepe, cotton two-pece suit dresses and
some pure linen dresses with fine detail and trim.
Aqua, beige blue green rose navy and black in sizes
tn 24M and ia tn
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Mems Shoes Reduced
Living and Dining Room
Furniture Greatly Reduced

/ Mahogany Veneer on Hardwood Buffet. Was $3.50
1 Dining Room Extension Table mahogany gumwood
No leaves. "a S27
Living Room Table Of mahogany and gumwood than
II price. 1915
1 Dnette Extension Table of mahogany gumwood
Hall Tree Of mahogany finish gumwood No hooks
than " price $295
weL-Livng and Dining Room Furniture Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-19

Pnts Ferry Insect Spray, u price, each 500
2-2 pound Cans of Astrogen Soil Treatment for
growing plants Were 75c each. Now
2-1 quart Cans Aphstrogen for killing aphis and
plant lice. Less than u price Each CSC
l Pint Aphistrogen. Less than II price---5Oc
1 60-ounce Can Of Number l Trogen. y price$I
IA Packages of Syphonex, soluble plant food
nrire
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Misses Dresses Greatly Reduced


and assorted pIon to
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Boys Summer
Knickers, sI'7'
We're 81

is pairs Of cream or white wash
able cotton. Sizes 8, 10, IL, IL.
Is Pairs Junior Boys Cotton Over
alls Of blue denim or navy cotton
gabardine. Sizes and 6. Were
81 .65. Now 81
IA Pairs Junior Boys Cotton Over
alls of blue cotton denim or striped
cotton seersucker. Sizes and 6.
Were 81. Now Csc
l Pair White Cotton Gabardine
Shorts, sizes 13. Were $1.65. Now 81
2 Junior Boys Cotton Soldier Suits,
sizes 5 and 6. Less than u price.
IL Pairs Boys Tan or Brown Cotton
Wash Stacks. Sizes Z, 8, II, 10.
Were $1.8e. Now--------s1
W&L-Down Stairs Store,
Boys Apparel.
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Unfinished Furniture and O

l Large Size 2-door Unpainted Wood Wardrobe.
1 Large Size Unpainted Bookcase. Less than y
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -----S S295
IL Implanted Breakfast Nook Sets composed of a
table and two benches. Were $1995. Now Sl2.95
Mirror Top for Kidney Dresser, size 1714x33
inches. Was $995. Now-$ $5.95
l Glass Top for Kidney Dresser, size 1sx38 inches
Was $4.95. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S2.95
W&L-Housewares, Eighth Floor, Express Elevator
Evening star., 1943-08-19

20 Sets of T Vtamin b for root growth of trees,
shrubs and flowers. Makes 800 gallons of solution.
Less than q price Each set---------------95c -95c
3S Bottles Of Rico, Vitamin for plants. Makes
$50 gallons. y price. Each soc
FL Quarts of Sherwin- Williams Spra -mulsion for
killing insects. Less than a price. Each-----25c
Quarts Of Sherwin- Williams Nico -musion for
killing insects Less than u price Each------25c
Household Helps Reduced
Rubber Caster Drain Cleaners, drains with water
pressure Were $685. Now-----$1.9 $1.95
EnameIed Sauce Pots. Less than y price Each SOC
2 Large Size Wall Medicine Cabinets Of wood. Less
10 Safety Rug Wraps, each holds two sx12 foot rugs
Less than u price CSC
s Sets Of A-piece Flatware including knives, 6
forks, teaspoons and tablespoons. Less than
u price Observation-Disclosures
vice
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Gardening Aids Greatly Reduced

Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1943-08-19
Net Curtains, 'I.75 pair

so pairs Of attractive cotton and -rayon
net curtains, cool and airy, in several
colors and patterns. rs inches long.
W&L-Curtains and Draperies,
Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1943-06-08

NV, has been promoted to the
grade Of corporal here at the Army
Air Forces Technical Training Com
mand post. A graduate Of Augusta
Military Academy. Fort Defiance,
Va, Corpl. Mcmahon attended the
National University Law School be-
fore entering the service in Septem-
ber, 1912. He formerly was en-
ployed by the national headquarters
of the Selective Service System as
a senior tabulating machine opera
tor.
GOODFELLOW FIELD, Tex
Aviation Cadet Robert S. FitzSim-
monds, 81, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph r. Cavanaugh, Brandywine
Md, has reported to the Army Air
Forces Basic Flying School here for
the second phase of his fight in
struction. Cadet FltzSimmonds re-
ceived his primary flight training
at Garner Field, Tex.
PECOS, Tex-Three men from the
Washington area recently arrived
here at the Army Air Base for their
basic flight training. They are Avia-
ton Cadets Roland G. Macdonald
son of Mrs. Rebecca R. Macdonald
723 Tewkesbury place NV: Town
send S. Holland, jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. S. Holland, 1922 Woodside
Evening star., 1943-06-08

January, l941. Cadet W. A. Foley.
He received his pre-f1ight training
at Chapel Hill, N. G.
PANAMA CITY, Fla.-John S.
Eveler, son Of George Eveler, 435
Quincy street NV, recently was
awarded the wings of an aerial gun
ner on completion of training at
the Army Air Forces Flexible Gun
merry School here at Tyndall Field
and is now preparted for service
as crew member on bomber.
FORT BENNING, Ga.-Three
men from the Washington area
recently were commissioned second
lieutenants on graduation from the
officer candidate course here at
the infantry school. They are:
George A. Schmitt, son of Mrs. Mary
R. Schmitt, 1926 Eighteenth street
NE; Joseph McLain Crockett, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis T. Crockett,
4617 College avenue, College Park,
Md, and 10y M. Shipp, jr,, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Shipp, 4217
Woodberry street, University Park,
Md.
ALBUQUERQUE, N, Mex.-Avia-
ton Cadet K. A. Smith, jr., former
Evening star., 1943-06-08

as an accountant for the Wash
ington Gas Light Co.
FORT HARRISON, 1nd.-Pvt.
Chester B. Ocheltree, husband of
Mrs. Freda M. Ocheltree, 1922 r
street NV, recently arrived here
at the Finance Replacement Train
ing Center for mis- basic training in
finance. Prior to his induction in
April, Pvt. Ocheltree was employed
as chief of a unit by the Reconstruct
ton Finance Corp.
CAMP DAVIS, N. C.-Three
Washington officers are now attend
ing the Anti-Aircraft Artillery
School here. They are Capts. John
B. Carpenter, 223o Thirty ninth
place NV; Frank A. Taylor, 66O5
Thirty second street NV, and Rob-
ert E. Clark, 1884 Columbia road
NV.
GREENSBORO, N. C.-Pfc. Fran
els E. McMahon, brother of Mrs.
Geraldine Duncan, 4210 Third street
Evening star., 1943-06-08

1t. X. A. Smith, Jr. Smith is a
graduate of Central High School
SCOTT FIELD. Ill-Pfc. Milton
S BADLY, son of the Rev. and Mrs.
Robert H. Badly, 436 Third street
NE, recently was graduated from
the radio operators and mechanics
course here at the parent radio
school of the Army Air Force Tech
nical Training Command.
CHICAGO.-Second 1t. Charlton
w. Ingram, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. w. Ingram, $500 Denton road
Bethesda, Md, has been assigned
to the transportation zone here
as field officer. A graduate of the
Transportation Corps Officer Candi-
date School, State College, Miss,
1t. Ingram formerly was employed
Evening star., 1943-06-08
AmiobIe Dog Requires
Hearing to Find Owner

BY the ASS0clated Press.
TOPEKA, Kans.-Several claim
ants called for a Pekingese picked
up by the city dogcatcher.
The dog, though. responded as
eagerly to Here, Ming Toy!" as he
did to Here, Chiang!" The Army
intervened, too: it thought he be-
longed to the Topeka Air Base.
City Clerk Fred Knapp has sched-
uled a formal hearing to decide the
matter,
Evening star., 1943-06-08

pOl tCo " CllC
Naval Air Sta
ton here for his
advanced flight
instruction fol-
lowing the COM
pletion of his
primary flight
training at the
N a v a | Reserve
Aviation Base at
A n a c o S t i a. A
gr a d u a tie of
Anacostia High
School, G a d e t
Foley entered
active duty in
Ior,Yory 1Q41
Evening star., 1943-06-08

CIlploSC vi AiAC
Star, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Kef A.
S m i t h, 164s
Fuller S tr e e t
NV, recently
W a S graduated
from the Army
Air Force S
b o m b a r d ! e +
school here at
Kirkland F / e ! d
as an a e r ! a !
bombardier and
was commission
ed a second lieu
\ - y, - y,
Evening star., 1943-06-08
k&a&aiKWlTE I'D c.
FIGHTING MEM

PENSACOLA, Fla.-Aviation Ca
det Walter Allen Foley, 20. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude K. Foley, 2101
Thirty fourth street Sc, has re-
Evening star., 1943-06-08

place, Chevy Chase. Md, and Clin-
tron L. Kelso, former Panama Canal
employe here.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12

ulico, ali ker je bill vegten.
Sc je takoj vrnil, da ne hi otrok
sam sedel.
Nazadnje Sc za6ne tudi pred,
stava. zaslisi, ko pozvoni prvid
pa drugic in slisi mex aplavz
Kadar je gospod upravnik ma,
stopil v kakem prizoru, sta mo
rala blagajnik in sluga facet
ploskati, "a NINA so zaceli i
gralci "a kulisami in nazadnje
tisti med obcinstvom, XII so j.
nell brezplacne vstopnice. To
ma slisi godbo in zvonec in plo-
skanje ter Sc sprehaja ljut ko
ris, nosec Nedeljka V ~naroGju,
Nazadnje Sc odloci ma zelo Cd
vazen korak: Sklene, da pojde
dol z Nedeljkom, pa da gleda
predstavo magari Cd daleG;
morda Sc mu posreci da vidi -
ako ni6esar drugega - vsaj
gospodiGno Lenko. Tako tudi
stori: ali ko stopi z otrokom V
kavarno, Sc Vse obcinstvo obr-
ne in zacne smejati. Vidi, da je
storil napak pa jo krene narav-
most ma oder, da tam "a kulisa-
mi kOmu IA trenOtek izroGi o.
troka, da Sc predstavi upravni-
ku:
Vstopi najprej skozi vrata z
desne ~strani, kier so Sc oblaGili
moski, in Sc jim predstavi kot
bodoci kolega in jill vprasa pc
upraviteTju. Razume Sc, da Sc
je usula mani celia pIoha zIob.
NH opazk.
"Prvi ljubimec" rece:
"Ali hocete vi igrati mate.
re?"
"Komik" doda nato, bozajoi
Nedeljka:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12

ob~Ginstvom ogromen smeh, a
gospedicna Lenka Sc zmede, "a
rdi, umolkne in udari nazadnje
Cd slime sramote in jeze V jOk.
Z~aslisijo Sc urnebesni klici, zVo-
nee pozvoni, zavesa pade,
In zdaj je prislo tisto, cesar
bogoslovec Toma ne DO pozabil
vse zivljenje: Najprej prihiti k
MENU kot furija sama gospo-
dicna Lenka:
"Osel, ali Sc tn "a kulisami
pestujejo otroci?"
Prihiti komik in zacne tlaciti
otroku V usta neke rjave brke
in brado, a upravitelj, pulec 81
lase, tudi prihiti in brez besede
in ne da hi Sc pred predstavil,
zgrabi Tome "a goltanec in ko
mu je opsoyal oGeta in mater,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12
r T.
ObcSinsko dete
ROMAN
spisal
Branislav Music
'Kdo je?"

"Kdo je?"
"Oprostite," izpregovori go,
spodicna Eliza skozi polodprta
vrata, ali vas smem prositi "a
majhno uslugo?"
%, prosim, "a katsro lie no
cete."
"Tukaj v mestu imam nekega
zelo dobrega prijatelja in ida,
mi je pablo ma panel, da hi go
lahko videla. Ali hi mi "a ia
cas- varovali otroka?"
"Prav rad, ampak ... zac-
he jecljati Tomo, ne da hi Sc
ganil liza peel, "ali Sc boste hi
tro vrnili, kaj ne? Sal YAM je
znano, da Sc moran nocoj pred
staviti gospodu upravniku?"
49,, prosim, VEN to, vem," Cd
govori Eliza in zrnasi skOzi pri-
prta vrata Nedeljka, a bogoslo-
vec Toma prime memo svojega
malega krvnika, XII mu je bas
danes, ko Sc ina videti'z gospo-
dicnO Lenko, tako duSmanski
pokvaril belle piketske hlace.
Vrata Sc zapro in gospodiGn2
Eliza odide z lahkimi koraki pc
stopnicah, a Toma je incl ida
skrbeti "a dvoje, "a svoje hlace
in Nedeljka.
Preteklo je mnogo casa, SO,
mrak je vse zagrnil, prizgali SO
re svetilke, posusile SO Sc re
tudi hlace, a Elze Sc nj cd niko-
der. Toma Sc nagne skozi okno
pa gleda ma levo in desnO, a ME
Sc nj. ZaGela je re svirati godba
in obcinstvo re prihaja V glcda-
lisce, Elze pa noCe biti. Bogo-
slovec Toma je skoraj pobesnel
zdaj pogleda skozi okno, ida.
gre pred vrata in enkrat je Sci
il gornjega nadstropja cello ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-12

"Kako krasno dete, ali ste ga
re odstavili"
A "intrigant' nato:
"Kako ste Sc slabi! Kolko dni
je re, kar ste vstali il ~postelje?
Pa vsaj he pred stiridesetimi
dnevi?"
"Komicar" zopet poprime z
navidez zaupnim glasom:
"Gotovo skrivate, KIDD mu je
oce?"
A "starec", XII Sc je V kotu
oblaGil, mt vikne:
"Fojdite vendar V zensko
garderobo, pred vami 81 ne mo-
rem sleci hlac."
Ia vsako teh zlobnih opazk
je zaoril smeh pc cell gardero-
bi, a gresni ~bogoslovec Toma je
bill rdec kot kuhan rak in tako
zmesan, da nj vedel, ali hi jo-
kal ali kar zadavil Nedeljka.
Nazadnje Sc nekemu prihodnjih
kolegov Toma zasmilil, in mu
rete, maj pocaka "a kulisami,
ker ina upravitelj zdaj-zdaj
priti.
V TEN utihne godba, in zacne
Sc drugo dejanje. Ma odru "pr-
vi ljubavnik" in - ona, Ognje-
ma Marija, Lenka. Toni je Gud-
no zaigralo srce, zadrhtel in je
zaGel z oGmi portrait Lenko.
A S tenn Sc nj bila koncana
vista nezgod, XII SO mu bile ia
dan usojene. Kpmaj je ona -
Lenka - zacela govoriti enega
svojih n~ailepsih monologov in
5e gledala obcinstvo S pogledi,
S katerimi je zahtevala aplavz,
Sc zaGne Nedeljko brez vsake-
ga posebnega razloga tako
/ strasno dreti, da je zaoril med