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Evening star., 1943-08-15
HOUSES FURNISHED.

HOUSES FURNISHED.
GIRLS OR COUPLE TO SHARE Or MEN
to rent 2-b.r house in cool suburbsi priced
low for September. OIL 2O93.
SILVER SPRING. MD-BRICK BUNGA-
low, rooms and bath, on pretty corner
lot; electric refrigerator: oil heat; bus stop
at corner: available Sept. list; sllo. l. 7.
GRAVATTE, 729 18th st. n ". MA. OI53.
sIx-ROOM. TWo-BATH HOUSE, CHEVY
Chase; rent one year. 5000 per month:
only refined persons who will leave gentle
home in excellent condition need apply;
rent. Emerson 3ll6.
31ot s. HAYES. ARLINGTON VA.-Two
young ladies would like to share nicery turn.
home with couple or young ladies. ia.
lf19-M.
LADY WILL SHARE SMALL. HOME IN
Takoma Park with rehned WORKING couple
CAL after pm Sat. and $3.50 am sun
COUPLE WANTED TO SHARE HOME, ALL
facilities: wife unemployed. no children;
$50 mo. WA 1870
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE - FURNISHED
housG, 10 3 bedroomS bed sn s one room reserved
References. reauired wi SIS.
DETACHED 4 BEDRMs 3 BATHS, IN
snd Dessd ssifns g. a fed yGH eS fas
III, isil1 Decatur st St. s. nv. v GE 552S f5.A A
cHEVERLY, MD.-FoR THE DURATION;
2407 s7th ST. ,N:W-FURNIsHED s
rooms and bath, block from streetcars
ana 9'isi pm qgsR ae sssred su3y
AVAILABLE FOR TWO MONTHS, SEPT, |
70 Nov l., sIx-room furnished house in
Beyery Hs neTa5 bac X two 4yor1 baths b
$3.50 per non month 0 Phone Tempie !SHa il.
coNGFNIAL COUPLE TO SHARE COM
pl"te facilities. 5--rm. bungalow: l0-mirnl.
Forest Glen rd. Silver Soring, Md. sH. 36l3.
E-SFMIDErACHED BRICK, ROOMS
ar-condltioned gas heat; neW SecfIon; eie-
CANT condition rent. SD. Call FIX 3I3J-
WESLEY EEIGHTs-4 BEDROOMS.
S:l5. Cali after i M Sunday. EN- $50
PETWoRTH-G ROOMS. FURNISHED.
hot-water heat: bQilt-ln saraee; IfSlzz blGSK %
bus: near school and store. OWNER,
ARLINGTON, 1916 s. 9TH ST ROOMS,
adults immediate possession. Alex 80.
SUITABLE } GOVT. GIRLs-WAVEs
near schools small row brick: garage.
FM. $3.50 Monday. "
SMALL 3-BEDROOM HOUSE-CONV N W.
unfiliueS furnished, Sl"5 month. By
appointment. OR. 77I3, 10 am, to
pm,
HEARgY Va p Sor MN WASH 7,LaF.E
foa5tton 'u' Acres Soo5}and: d. $50 per me-
Children rit "I Dial operator, G Alexandria $50
SMALL ROW HOUSE IN VIRGINIA, NEAR
stores. buses: permanent; vacant Sept
Ist: So. Write Box 395-M, Star.
CHARMING 6-RoOM WHITE BRICK
ENnRalOW
River, located $ miles from Key BrIdee on
Great Falls rd.: ~llG; car needed. CAL
FF,,mWood - on SUNDAY. other times l. E
Rooms 3 PPoR7caEs. 1Aa4E; CoMAPaLE;TELY
sponslble couple or sduits only: references;
BEVERLY HILLS, ALEX, VA-AVAIL-
aole Sept. ISL furn. house, Is rooms. 3
bsdfooms. garage; oil heat, cony. TO bus.
compj5foI2 f6rhished detached Brick, :' new W
'""s'&i, "s, IAFsaAlL sSs1>lIs0% WApPIE S$5 NO.
WAPLE < JAMES, INC.
2l6 QUACkENBO5 ,sT.-75,R0oM BUNGA-
reereaton room, 500 per month. CaA
,n. y ! pos, s !, 4 PHELPS. o.oo
TAKOAiA PARK, ND.
CompIctely furnished brick hungaloV,
modern and up 10 date in every reSpcc,,
Etlchen. : bedrooms bath saa heat, elUO
,r.7 F1$DALk Gs5oA H. HAGNER 4 CO II Nc ,.;.o
NEAR DUPONT C1RCLE-l3 ROOMS AND
; baths; mouse IN excellent condition. coal
r%~ fHo5. I325 s. s FIsHRF \ " & CO pf fNG ssao
I'M EXCEI FNT CJTPTTRRAN
Evening star., 1943-08-15

GROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE FOR
family Of three. Ho 1886 15.
FAMILY OF B ADULTS AND ONE .
year-old boy want unfurnished house in
Northwest within next two months Need
three bedrooms, two baths and STORAGE
space. Rent. Sl25 to $3.50. Permanent
reSldents; who take good care of property.
WI 354S. 1Rs
Evening star., 1943-08-15

NEW BRK., CORNER, SEMIDET., 3 BED
rooms, coal air-Cond; lot. 80 It.. deep: mr.
bus schools, stores, churches and Boiling
Field reduced to $3.50: S1,35h cash, $50
per mo. mel int taxes and ms. By
OWNER No brokers. AT ~I90
Evening star., 1943-08-15

WE HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unfurnlshed houses in the
northwest section of the city and near
suburbs. We can find YOU a responsible
tenant if you VIII list your house with US.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO. Inc.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. $500.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
2 OCT, l-uNFuRNfsHEp HOUSE

or apartment with enough space for three
neorooms. near grammar school in Be-
lheSoa, CheNy Chase or Northwest ID C.
APPROX. SIS mo RESPONSIBLE semitic fam :
ny. permanently located Used to- best
and Wlil give your property best care
references. Please write. Governments At
torney, 3.a Lincoln ave, Falls Church, Va .
Evening star., 1943-08-15
l401 18th ST NV
THE JOHN KILPEN,

13l0 ASHMEADE PL. NV
Have several nice dble and Sele rooms,
ava liable now and for Aug 10Th. Excel
lent meals. HC 1855.
Evening star., 1943-08-15

3I0t s. HAYES. ARLINGTON. VA-TWO
young ladies would like to share nicery furn.
home with couple or = young ladies. JA.
1RI9-M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Vatican Opposes
ViehyLdbor Ediet
nv United Press

The Vatican radio by implica
ton has rehuked the Niehy gov
eminent for adopting compulsory
labor measures which call for The
transfer Of considerable number.
OF French youths to German wal
industry, the Office of War Infor.
nation reported Saturday.
A broadcast by the Vatican sta
ton to the French people, owl
said, asserted that the Catholic
church witt never recognize a
regime based on forced labor, on
uprooting of the population or
appropriation and dispersal Of
families"
The broadcast conceded, accord
ing to Owl, with one by the Nazi-
controlled Toulouse radio telling
the French people that the new
compulsory labor regulations or
dered by the Laval government
will freeze French farm youths in
their present jobs and assign
others TO agricultural or indus
trial concerns or in special work.
shops"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 tUP).
The deadlock reached in the
House ways and means committee
on pay-aS-you-Go methods of in
come tax collection was viewed
in congressional circles today as a
"reprievc' for tho plan advanced
by BcardSley Ruml, Now York
banker and department store
executive.
Advocates OF the Ruml plan,
providing cancellation of all 1912
income taxes, were encouraged by
the fact that the committee re-
jected all compromise plans and
failed to vote on any which did not
involve forgiveness in some de-
gree.
They were undiSturbcd that tho
committee also rejected a modified
version of the Ruml plan, point
ing out that proposal Jared as
well aS the rest. II would average
1912 and 1913 taxes or write of
the year which stood to produce
tho least revenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

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and the occupied lands were
bombed 256 times, frequently by
flights numbering several hundred
planes. One port presumably the
Nazi U-bOat base at Lorient on
the French Bay Of Biscay COAST
was rocked by 1000 tons of bombs
While United Nations airmen
have been dealing out heavy pun
ishment 10 Axis target cities, Ger
man planes have been conspicuous
by their absence over ships at sea
and British ports, The air ministry
added.
Friday nights attack upon Will
helmshaven, which came on the
heels of a similar raid Thursday
night. was carried out by Halifax
and Wellington bombers which
concentrated the bulk OF their as
sault in a Commute period. Great
fires were kindled in the dock
areas, returning fliers reported.
Detectives in Western Germany
also were pounded and army CO.
operation command bombers hit
electric transformer stations in
France. In all. IA bomberS were
posted AS missing, indicating on
the basis Of 3 per cent loss that
280 or more planes participated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Would Aid War Effort

'We feel this Is the most con-
structive work the bar ass0cia-
ton has ever undertaken" said
Arthur j. O'Dea, chairman. of
the associations war plant place
ment committee. "Most OF us
are men of middle-age with
families.
There Is little use I'm the
army for our special skill. But
we all felt that we should find
some way TO make direct con-
tribution to the war effort.
Working In war production has
been a fine answer TO our prob
lem"
The group includes a polio
Judge, William Aronsohn OF For
Lee, George Rickenbacker, promi
nent Haekensaek attorney and for
mer classmate of President Cool
idge. and Joseph kinzley OF Hack
ensack. former state assemblyman
O'Dea explained the procedure:
Eve all took two weeks
course at the Bergen County
Vocational Training s h 90 +.
studying mathematics. precision
measuring, blueprint and opera
ton sheet reading, and machine
operation. We attended school
from 4 p. m. until midnight,
daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Camp Cook Drops Skillet
To Go Jap Hunting---Bags 3
BY SGT. SAMUEL sCHAEFTER
Distributed by United Press

GUADALCANAL. Jan. 10 (de.
layed)-Pfc. Leland B. Simpson
%, of SOS Auburn road, Winnetka
H.. decided yesterday that he
couldn't fight this war from q
galley all the time so he went
Jap hunting without permission.
Without a word 10 any one, he
quietly laid aside his ladies, after
serving morning chow, picked uT
his rifle, a bandolier of ammuni
ton and three hand grenades, anC
slipped off toward the front.
The marine cook said he was
getting plenty scared as he ven
tured about 200 yards into no.
mans land.
Il was going along the side
OF cliff In the Jungle" he said,
"when / noticed n movement In
the bushes. 1 crawled up quietly
TO within 20 feet of the place
and yelled: Get the hell outa
there
"A Jap stuck his head up. He
still had look of surprise when
j shot him dead"
Simpson shouted again:
ANY more there?"
Hearing no reply, he pulled The
pin from a grenade. counted up Il
four so that no Jap could possibl,
toss IL back AT him. and threw Il
into cave behind a bush.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Roosevelt TO Run
4th Time, Says
Senator Murray
Prominent New Deater
Predicts Draft in 1874,
War or No War
By WILLIAM s. NEAL
Ir,sruatcual Nevs Service star Writer

WASHINGTON, Feb. % 49, Ir
the first open declaration OF a
prominent New Deal Democrat on
the subject. Senator James +
Murray Of Montana today pre-
dicted that President Roosevelt
would be renominated for fourth
term in 1854.
Mr.. Roosevelt Murray declared,
all be drafted for the presidency
regardless of whether the nation
Is in war Ar the time.
Every one who gives any
thought 10 the matter can see
how necessary II is that MIR.
Roosevelt be retained AZ COM
mander in chief until the war Is
won" Murray said. III the war
continues into 1914 he certainly
will be named.
IF the war Is over I think he
will he chosen on account Of the
great influence he commands In
the world. IL will he very nee
essary 10 continue him In office
% speak In behalf Of the United
States and In behalf Of pro-
gram 81 world peace and re-
Mobilization"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Work in Teams

James Reynolds, vice presl-
dent of the elevator company,
agreed to take us on. We en-
tered the plant i'm teams Of two
men each, each team responsible
for the operation Of n machine
from 3 p. m. to 3 n. m, and
each man works a six-hour shift.
Thus, we can keep professional
appointments when necessary by
trading shifts with our team
mates.
THE regular night shift has
been most cooperative. Now
some of our men are inspectors
and more expect TO be promoted
shortly.
I'VE get kick out OF making
presents for Hitler In the time
we once spent going to the NOV
les, reading and playing bridge"
Another group OF white collar
war workers in Essex County
n. J., consists Of 10 bankers anC
brokers who work a three-houl
swing shift from 6 TO 9 p. m
at the Oiljak Manufacturing Com.
pany, Montclair, filling navy con
tracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Detroit Soldier Dies
In 5. Dakota Crash

Tech. Sgt. Charles r. Hooberry
%, of 2756 West Philadelphia
avenue and a former student al
.HPJC, was killed in a plane crash
near Rapid City, S. D., his parents
were informed by the army Sat.
urday.
The body will arrive IN Detroit
Sunday night. Funeral services
will be held at 2:30 a. m. Tuesday
at the William r. Hamilton Chapel
Cass and Alexandrine avenues.
Only survivors are his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hooberry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Moving ofPope Pdy-ds- You-Go
..Unfounded Tale Stynies House

NEW YORK, Feb. % tUP). 49,
Sources close 10 both the Catholic
Church and the state department
have denied a report that Arch
bishop Francis J. Spellman, who
has arrived in Rome, will act for
certain governments W hICh are
said 10 be seeking to cvacuato
Pope Plus XII to Latin America
for the duration of the war,
The report was published Friday
in the Brooklyn Eagle and was
written by Michael Williams
Catholic publiciSt and editor.
Well-informed Catholic circles
here were inclined, in the absence
OF official comment. 10 dismiss tho
report as ridiculous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
White CoIIared
Aid Country
In War Plants
Pit Skill, Determination
Against Production
Of Maxi Slave Hordes
BY MARNY NICHOLS
sBy Universal Service

WASHINGTON, Feb
Matching their determination and
ingenuity against the slave hordes
of Nazi Germany, groups OF white
collar workers all over the country
are springing 10 man the machines
OF war production.
Recent weeks have shown many
such groups-lawyers. bankers
teachers, ministers, writers-rising
in widely separated areas TO meet
the countryis manpower shortage
Working in most instances al
night, after their daytime tasks
are done, these workers put in
from three to eight hours on war
production, exchanging their white
collars for factory aprons and
overallS.
Among the larger groups is the
Bergen County Bar Association
in New Jersey, 100 OF whose 25C
members are already either in
vocational classes at night or arc
swelling the night shift at the
Watson Elevator Company in
Englewood. n. j., at work on gov
.ernment contracts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Save St,O45,OOO,O 900
On War Contracts

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20 1NS)
Price reductions and cash re-
funds totalng Sl,045. 000.00 have
resulted from reneGOtiatlon oil
war department contracts during
the nine months ending January
q. l943, the war department dis
closed today.
simultaneously, Col Albert J
Browning, director Of the purchas
inc division, Services Of Supply
told a press conference that Tho
army is attempting 10 set prices
close 10 cost 10 make contractor,
scramble to keep their cost,
down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

Board has doubled wool quotas
for production of essential civilian
goods. Officials said 75,000,000
pounds of wool will be made avail
able.
The action is a continuation OF
the program begun last November
to increase production Of needed
civilian wool products, according
to the Wall Street Journal.
Dispatches said that clothing ra-
tioning is impossible for the pres
ent because a clothes rationing
program could not he set up in less
than from feHf. to six month
The army and navy will soon
make a surprising announcement
that their textile takinss will not
increase and may even decrease,
the Wall Street Journal said. The
navy has already indicated that 1t
will not buy understands during
the next six months, the Journal
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

Inside the cave Simpson said he
found the mangled bodies Of two
Japs-one a major.
Upon his return to camp. the
battalion commander smilingly
reprimanded him for free lance
ing" The mess sergeant gave me
hell for slipping off but promised
me he wouldn't have me locked
up" he said.
This morning he was back at HIS
job Of preparing and ladling out
chow. But he wore a smile OF
deep satisfaction. He was lone of
the boys" now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Keep Machines Busy

This group took over the Oiljak
machines when it was learned that
they were idle for three hours
nightly between the regular shifts
George Heath. teller of the Bank
of Montclair. estimates that many
thousand man and machine-hourS
have thus been salvaged.
In Cleveland a half-shift system
whereby white collar people work
on four-hour shifts has been put
into operation in many factories
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Memorial Of Dead Soldier

Memorial service for Pvt. Clare
Latham. member Of the Red Ar
row division killed in New Guinea
in December, will be held in
Bethany Lutheran Church, 1lf75
East Outer drive February %.
His widow. Mrs. Evelyn Latham.
1910 Goethe avenue, received word
Of the death February 1,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Crowds Not So Large

Saturdays Detroit shoppin g
crowds were large, but were de-
cidedly smaller than the preceding
weeks, which resembled a three
day before Christmas rush.
Shoppers were of one mind
suits and more suits and shoes,
with frockS and coats a close sec
ond. They even ignored the sea-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Gas Rafioned, Iceland
To Rely on Horses

REYKJAVlK. Iceland. Feb. 20
fUP). - Gasoline rationing began
throughout Iceland today with al
lotment of about 81 gallons III
litersl a week for private vehicles.
With TO railroads or other public
transportation, Icelanders will be
forced 10 rely upon the island $
famous little horses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Women Want Comfort

eve can't keep G widths In
-Steek. A#A heretofore the women
didn't even look nj them. They
want comfort and variability.
Maybe the war is going 10 teach
American women the joy Of
properly fitted shoes. shoes big
enough for their feet"
Sensible. comfortable shoes fill
show cases. Their more frivolou;
sisters are being pushed TO the
b a kground d. ToeleSS. heellesS
bright colored numbers are going
begging.
In the city's grocery stores Sat
urday many housewives took ad.
of last-minute opportunity
TO purchase canned goods. The bar
was TO drop down midnight Sat
urday.
Most grocery stores found their
shelves completely bare by late
afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Wool Quota for Civilian
Use Is Doubled by WPB
Continued from Page One)

sonable spring hat 10 shop fol
more fundamental wearables.
Merchants report that they are
finding their suit business the
largest in their history. There j,
no doubt it is a suit season.
Shoemen are pleased, although
rushed. For the first time in his.
tory, the women want their shoes
to fit
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06
C~OSPODARSKE VESTI IL
HRVASKE

Deutsche Zeitung in Kroatien
prinasa dine 81. marca dopis, v
katerem porocevalec tega men,
skega lista priobcuje podrobno
sliko zivilskega trga v zagre-
blu.
v preteklem tednu, pravi do
pis, je bila ponudba mleka IL
redno slaba in tudi meso, kloba-
Sc in slieno je primanjkovalo.
Nedavna uvedba novih max
simalnih cen "a jajca, je ostala
popolnoma brezuspesna - Sc
mani jih je prislo ma try ka-
kor pref.
Svezega mesa sploh nj bile
videti. V jake malem obsegu sc
trgovci prinesli ma trg konjske
meso, toda kupcev je bilo pre-.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06

vee in silno omejena ponudba
je bila nezadostna.
Malo je bio tudi perutnine,
bodisi live, bodisi zaklane.
Prodalo Sc je nekaj krompir-
ia, toda tudi tn je bila zahteva
tako velika, da ponudba niti cd
dalee nj zadostovala poyprase-
vanju.
Ponudba vseh vrst saba Sc je
obeutno zmanjsala.
Wiener Tagblat prinasa v
svoji stevilki cd %. marca ma
slednji dopis:
"Hrvaski minister "a narod-
no gospodarstvo je tidal nared-
DO, da DO poeevsi s 1. aprilom
prodajanje tekstilnih izdelkov
zopet dovoljeno. Kmetje bodo
mogli kupovati blago in druge
tekstilne izdelke ma "karto" ira
ton book, toda lie kadar bodo
popolnoma gotnvi z oddajo Cd
rejene kolieine svojih poljedel-
skin pridslkov in Irvine o."
Il privatnih virov smo preje-
Ii naslednje Gene zagrebske cr-
ne borze: ky. sladkorja 800 kun,
ky masti 300 kun, ky KAYE s.
600 kun, par cevljev 1900.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06

zarski list, ia zascito evropske
celine proti zavezniski invaziji."
Obseg operacij ma Balkanu
razodeva italijansko priznanje,
da je bilo ma TEN ozemlju v te-
ku zadnjega meseca mrtvih ali
ranjenih 1859 italijanskih vo-
jakov, docim Jill je bio 1852
izgubljenih. Tudi nemske voja-
ske sile, XII Sc udelezujejo vojne
proti patrioticnim Jugoslova-
nom, so imele sorazmerno ena-
Ike izgube, Is jih nocejo prizna-
ii, ker so bill nacisti re davno
pref bahavo izjavili, da je yes
odpor Jugoslaviji popolnoma
zatrt, nakar so jih zopet move
sabotaze in partizanska podje-
tia, XII so Sc spontano pojavila
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06
PARTIZA-
nj OJACUJEJO SVOJ Cd
POR r. @ OSISCU

Glasom
brzojavk, XII Jill je prejel Office
Of War Information preko svi-
ce, vodijo nepremagani jugoslo-
vanski patriot, XII SO pred KRAFT
kim dobili ojacenja letal, tan
kov in oklopnih vlakov, pravo
pravcato vojno prot eetam O.
sisca v divjem goratem ozem-
.lju Bosne in vzdolz Jadrana.
Madzarski list Magyar Mem
zet' zatrjuje v poroeilu, XII IL
vira IL Zagreba, da Sc je raz-
villa prot sihm jugoslovanskih
patriotov "resnicna vojna", in
to je tudi potrebno, pravi mad
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06

V najrazlicnejsih krajih, posta-
villa ma laz. Budimpestanski ca
sopis poroca, da v teku teh boz
jew "hostarji" MISC kazali nobe-
mega usmiljenja napram "usta-
sem'' napadalnim cetam DIR. Pa
velica, a p~rizanasajo hrvaskim
vojakom, borecim Sc v oddelkih
osisca, cd katerih Sc mnogi pri-
druzijo .partizanom oh prvi u
godni priliki. To poroeilo il
svice je prva vest, da so sile
partizanov dobile moderno VOL
no opremo v gotovih kolicinah.
Nacisticni visoki komisar "a
Jugoslavijo je v svojem brez-
plodnem prizadevanju, da ukro-
I'll narascajoci odpor Jugoslo-
vanov proti zavojevalcem, moe
no povisal nagrade, razpisane v
IJugoslaviJ "a predajo orozja,
ter ie dal z~agotovilo, da onih, XII
bodo ubogali, ne DO zadela no
bena kazen. Pod groznjo mai
hujsih kazni je bill dolocen 5.
maj kot nepreklicno zadnji rok
predaje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06
ObcSiinsko dete
M DOJENCKA
3.- spisal
, ,Branislav Music

zala, in "a tako veliko skriv-
most, XII jo zaradi vas varujem,
lahko in pc vsej pravici kupite
- tepeluk."
Gospo Mileva prebledi tudi
pred Ficevo zeno ravna tako,
kakor je pred Fico, ali Ficeva
zena vzprejme to cisto ravno-
dusno.
"Pa zaboga," vzklikne sled.
mic gospa Mileva, "ali VAN nj
sem cato Re dala in Sc koliko!!'
"Moj Bog, gospa Mileva," cd.
govori gospa Cajka eisto mir.
no - pa ono je bio samo ia,
ko, v prvem veselju! cato ne
mislite, da samo pr tenn osta-
ne! Sladka moja, JAZZ bonn vse
zivljenje nosila S seboj to skriv.
most in Z MO bonn legla v grob,
pa vse to "a onih deset duka,
tov, XII ste mi jih dali takrat
To maj bode vse?"
"Pa tudi gazdi Fici sem dala
petdeset," pravi obupno gospa
Mileva.
"Saj jih je tudi zasluzil."
"In vceraj sem mu Jill zopet
dala sto."
"Ker jih je potreboval."
cali mislite, da bonn wanna
dajala vse z~ivljenje, kadarkol
wanna DO kaj treba?"
"Pa mogoce ne DO mama po'
treba vse zivljenje. Morda prids
cas-, ko ne bova vec potrebova,
la."
Pc tako tolazljivih besedal
gospa Mileva zopet prebledi
ker je zdaj sele videla, v kak
she kremplje je padla; ali ma
zaj nj mogla, cato vzame petin
trideset dukatov in jih da go
spej Cajki, da kupi tepeluk.
Gospa Cajka Sc sladko "a
hvali in obljubi, da Sc DO, nose
tepeluk, vedno spominjala do
bre gospe Mileve.
Ali - ostalo nj samo pri TEN
Cez diva dni Sc pojavi Sc drug;
oseba, XII Sc dozdaj Sc nj polka
zala pred gospo Milevo. To j
bila stara udovica Maca, pr ka
teri je pustil Flea v oskrbova
ME devojeico, XII jo je rodila go
spa Mileva.
10 BIZ bill ia roman pisan p
pravilih, XII sc pc njih pisejo 70
mani, katerim je glavna vsebi