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Evening star., 1943-11-30
Three New York Deaths
Blamed on Bad Liquor
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Ths
deaths of three persons from drink
ing bad alcohol were reported today
by DR.. Alexander o. Gettler, city
toxicologist, who warned there might
be more unless the better grades Of
liquor are put back on the market"
Recalling that at the height OF
prohibition there was an average OF
20 deaths from poisonous liquor
week, DR.. Gettler cautioned drinkers
against consuming strange beverages
| If legal liquor, now scarce, was un-
obtainable.
Evening star., 1943-11-30
Ribbentrop Resignation
Reported by Swiss Paper
By the Associated Press.

BERN, Switzerland Nov. 3O.-The
newspaper La Suisse said today
there were rumors in Budapest that
German Foreign Minister Joachim
Won Ribbentrop had resigned on the
demand of army generals.
ut appears that discord arose be-
tween him and military circles in
the Wilhelmstrasse" on procedure
in regard to relations with the
southeastern states and also over
some conversations about which
there is mystery" the newspaper
said,
Evening star., 1943-11-30
Thousands Leuve Sofio

STOCKHOLM. Nov. 80 tR.-A
Budapest dispatch said today that
Is 900 persons have been evacuated
from Sofia and that other thou.
sands are moving out as fast as pos.
sible to escape expected new Allied
! bombings.
Evening star., 1943-11-30

(See RAIDS, Page A-l4.)
Evening star., 1943-11-30

(See CORN, Page A-6D
Evening star., 1943-11-30

(See ITALY, Page A-14.)
Evening star., 1943-11-30

tSee TAXES, Page A-l4D
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
Watch Ration Points
On Holiday Desserts
BY GAYNOR MADDOX

Make 'em good - your Thanks
giving desserts but keep them
in line with rationing and wartime
needs. Here are few suggestions.
Pumpkin or Squash Pie
Three-quarters cup brown sugar,
] teaspoon cinnamon, ID teaspoon
mace, IL teaspoon ginger, IL tea
spoon salt. 2 eggs. 2 cups pump
kin or squash, 2 cups evaporated
milk. l tablespoon butter fmelted)
Mix the sugar. salt and spices
thoroughly with the hot strained
pumpkin or squash. Add gradually
to the sightlys beaten eggs. Add
the melted butter and evaporated
milk. Turn into an unbaked pie
shell and bake in hot oven (450
degrees F. for 10 minutes; then
reduce heat to 300 degrees F. and
bake for 40 minutes.
Farina Pudding With Molasses
Sauce
Two cups scalded milk, 1-3 cup
farina, ID teaspoon salt, IL cup
sugar.
Add farlna to scalded milk in
top of double boiler. Then add
salt and sugar, cook IS minutes
stirring occasionally. Pour into
buttered individual molds and set
molds in pan of boiling water
until ready to serve.
Molasses Sauce
One tablespoon fortified mar
garine, / tablespoon flour, pinch
of salt, Ia cup molasses, Ia cup
sugar, 3-4 cup boiling water, rind
of l lemon.
Melt margarine, blend with
flour, add salt, molasses,. sugar,
boiling water and lemon rind.
Cook until thickened and pour
over farina buildings which have
been unnolded in dessert dishes.
SUNDAYS MENU
(Eat the Basic Every Day.
BREAKFAST: Grapefruit juice,
ready-to-eat corn cereal, fried eggs
and pressed ham, whole wheat
mullins, marmalade, coffee; milk
for children.
DINNER: Beef and vegetable
soup, croutons, roast chicken, oys-
ter stuffing, giblet gravy, sweet
potato and almond pudding, Brus-
sells sprouts, Parker House rolls.
butter or fortified margarine. Gran.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
BY ANN STEVICK

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. - When
your grocer can't get the one es-
sential item that is the making of
your traditional Christmas pud-
ding it is poor consola ton to be
told that overall supplies are fair
ly good. But, according to Depart
ment of Agriculture experts, it
looks Is if most Christmas specials
will be on hand.
Fruit Cake Makin's: There is a
tremendous crop of raisins. The
civilian supply, being released
from frozen" stocks will keep
up to slightly more than normal
amounts. Candied citrus peels are
plentiful Manufacturers have been
given plenty of sugar. Some have
even increased their facilities. Cit
ron is thought to be in good sup
ply. Commercial users have had
no trouble filling huge orders.
Domestic nuts are on hand in big
quantities, but Brazil nuts will be
Spices: Spices are being doled
out on quarterly basis. There
core there will be as much later
as now. The War Hanover Com
mission has designated spice-pro-
cessing as an essential industry
Hoarding is therefore practical.
Experts point out that wartime
paper-fiber packets do not keep
spice as well as tin does. So buy
in small amounts.
Cinnamon, nutmeg, and pepper
are very short. There is more all
spice from Jamaica than ever. You
can substitute it for part of the
cinnamon called for. There is syn
thetic cinnamon on the market,
but it must be plainly labeled. Pea
cinnamon bought now will be light
er and weaker than you are used
TO. It is true cinnamon from Cey-
Ion. Americans have always used
the stronger cassia which is dark
er. You will have to use a little
more to get the same effect.
Poultry Seasoning: It's plenti-
full. It will have a different herbal
flavor because new types of sage,
thyme, and narjoram are being
substituted for imported ones.
Cocoa: Cocoa bean stocks have
been built up from year ago.
Processing facilities are limited,
however. Many factories are maxi
ing military rations, so there won't
be much for civilians. You will
see more powdered cocoa and less
cake chocolate because army ra-
ton bars require a high cocoa but
ter content.
Extracts: Substitutes for gly-
cerine, and new ways of blending
to use less alcohol have been con-
trived which will keep up the ex-
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19

girl wear her mink coat on TIC
maids day off. That ought TO
point up the wartime servant
problem as we'll as anything,
And then there was the divorce
case in which the big fight WASH
over alimony, but over how the
canned produce of the Victory
garden should be divided, That
ought to show how money lost a
lot of its importance when it had
to be accompanied by ration
stamps to buy food.
MANPOWER SHORTAGE
And that more recent story
about the two girls who had a
knife duel over a man-not war
hero or a movie glamor boy, but
a man living with his wife and
two children and earning his liv.
ing by such prosaic means as driv-
ing bus. That ought to show how
serious the shortage of eligible
men had become by the fall Of
1943
Yes, you could make a pretty
good history of tlee less tragic side
Of war on the home front if you
would just cut out such small news
items and paste them in scrap
book for posterity.
What do you think of the idea?
Well, then go ahead. It's yours for
free. I'm afraid I'm not going to
get around to it.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
CLUB CLOCK

A turkey supper WILL De
served on Friday evening ID
the parish house OF st. Paul
Lutheran church at Sixth ano
Princess streets from 6 until {
D. m. under the auspices OF the
Dorcas society. Ticket. may
be obtained from any member
of the society or from Renders
Florist shop. Aprons, home
made cakes and bread will
be on sale.
A meeting of the Aldergate
class of Trinity Methodist
church will be held Friday eve
ming at $50 o'clock in hte Ia
dies parlor.
The Cape Fear chapter, U.
D. c., will hold a meeting Fri
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
in the ladies' parlor of the First
Presbyterian church. Visiting
Daughters are invited to at
tend.
The Crepe Myrtle G r d n
club meets Friday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock with Miss Ruth
I,oman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
PERSONALS

Miss Julia Mae Raney, daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Raney
OF Country Club Pines, is pa.
tient at James Walker Memorial
hospital.
Tebe D. Sanford, Sr., has re.
turned to his home on South Third
street after being a patient at the
Veterans hospital in Fayetteville
for the past several months.
y
Mrs. L. T. Sanford, Jr.. and son,
Tommy, are spending a week in
Laurinburg with relatives.
Mrs. Edward Watkins is a pa.
tent at James Walker Memorial
hospital following an operation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19

While a chiseled chin and firm,
smooth throat are qualities of
youth, they can be kept that way
longer after the first blush of
youth has faded if you take prop
err precautions while time is still
On your side, says lovely Linda
Darnell.
Incidentally, she adds, if you
have been careless and allowed a
double chin to creep up on you,
it may not be too late to correct
this blight to beauty if you follow
these two simple exercises for
improving the profile:
First. keep your chin up, and
twist your head from side to side
as far around to the back as pos
sible, 20 times. Second, drop
your head forward on your chest,
open mouth wide and throw head
back as far as possible. then
slowly close your mouth. Repeat
10 times.
Can't you feel the muscles
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
You Have Adequate Supply
Of Goodies For Yule Feast

tract supply. Essential navoring
oils are on hand, except pepper
mint which will be very short.
Candy: Candy production is up
slightly, although chocolate can
oy will be very scarce. Cuban
candy is coming in on small boats
which are unsuitable for bringing
sugar. Marshmallows will be rare
because gelatin, which came most
y from Belgium, is very low.
Candied pineapple and other fruits
a1e not expected to appear in any
amount.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
All Girl Orchestra
Plays Tonight For
Dance At Armory Here

Dancers who are skeptical about
the musical ability of the fair sex
will have plenty of proof at hand
ito make them eat their words"
Friday night when Ada Leonard
and her "All-American Girl Or.
chestra" comes to Wilmington for
q return engagement.
The dance is to be held at the
Cape Fear Armory from 9 until
l o'clock and is being sponsored
by the supervisors of the plumbing
department and the pipe shop of
the North Carolina Shipbuilding
company.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
Benefit Minstrel
Show Will Be Held
Two Nights Next Week

Wednesday and Saturday nights.
November "a and 9th St. Mary S
parish will sponsor benefit min
strel. "Sunflower Time" at the
ITALIAN Hall on Princess street.
A cast of Is people, including
a cast of artists of the Belcher
School for Dancing have been
working diligently for weeks to
make this a colorful and enter
tanning show.
Tickets are on sale at the Orion
hotel or may be obtained from
the committee by calling 1878.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19

berry, orange and lettuce salad,
faina pudding with molasses sauce,
fruit bowl and raisins, coffee, cid
err; milk for children.
SUPPER: Dreamed chicken on
toast. mixed greens salad, baking
powder biscuits, cranberry jelly,
butter or fortified margarine, fresh
fruit, nuts, tea, milk or hot cocoa
for children.
Bread is one of the Basic Seven
Foods.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
Two Dances Scheduled
Tonight For Soldiers

An informal dance is to be CIV
en- Friday evening at Service club
Two at Camp Davis for the Jungle
Boys" just returned from Pana-
ma. Girls in Wilmington, mem
bers of the dance club, are cor
daily invited and are asked to call
the hut.
Buses will leave the hut at z
p. m.
A dance will also be given Fri
day night at the Woodrow Wilson
hut at 8 o'clock. This affair is
being staged by Headquarters bat
terry of the 465th Battalion. This
dance is informal also.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19

along to bright
en- up newspa-
pers.
Just offhand,
| can remem-
Der a few such
stories that would
help to describe
civilian life dur
ing t h e w a r
years.
There was that
story about the
woman who. in
h er ADVERTISE
nlent for a maid.
offered to Let the
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
Thanksgiving Dance
Will Be Given Next
Week At Beach USO

There will be an informal
Thanksgiving dance given by the
Carolina Beach USO on Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock in the city
hall auditorium.
Music will be furnished by the
Fort Fisher band and the dance
is open to all service men.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
SUNDAY SERVICE

The rector of St. Johns church
will preach the third in the series
for the preparation of the every
member-canvas next Su n d a y
morning at the II o'clock service.
The subject will be THE Parish. 3"
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
High School PIT A.
Will Sponsor Tag Day

The high school PIT. A. will
have tag day for the welfare
of the school on Saturday of this
week. IA rs will be sold by mem
bers of the junior class in the
downtown section Saturday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
WAR CONTRACTS

The Wilmington District
reer office announced Thn, IIgh
me inca AWARD OF wartime CONTRACTS y
three North Carolina constr,lo nv %
companies, as follows: ''''00
All-State Electric COMPANY , .
Winston-Salem, to constrict 800 ~
ing facilities in Cun9bar ign,
county, less than $4,000 'dNd
Bryant Electrical Comn.,,.
Inc, of High Point, to build T paaS'
flcations to lighting system ''0ul'
Forsyth county less than SIN an "a
.Kiker and Yount, of Peids V.yyV
paving in Guilford county, nn 'Is
$4,000. 0'IQef
-V-
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
ACME NEWS

Miss Betty Lou Williams, stu
dent at Duke university, will ar
rive Friday to spend the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. T. H. Will
liarns in Acme.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19

tightening up that line from the
base of your throat to the tip of
your chin?
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
MIND YOUR MANNERS

Test your knowledge OF cor
rect social usage by answering
the following questions, then
checking against the authorlta-
tive answers below:
/. Is it better to use your plate
for ashes than to ask your hostess
for an ash tray?
2. Should hostess have
enough cigarette boxes and match
es around so that guests needn't
get up for cigarette or a light
g.. At a party where the guests
are married couples should the
men get together to talk and leave
the women to themselves?
4. Should a man who has taken
a girl to his club to dance leave
her alone while he plays cards or
goes off to talk to another man?
S. If you and your date have
gone to a dance in the car OF an
other couple should you protest
when they suggest going home?
What would you do if
You dislike a person who is a
member of your social group
ca Go around running him
down and making fun of him?
b. Keep your opinion to your
self. realizing that some members
of the group must like him or he
wouldn't belong?
ANSWERS
1. No. Ask for an ash tray.
2. Yes.
8. No.
4. No.
5. No. Let them set the time
for arriving and leaving.
Better what Would You Do"
solution-(b).
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Ensign and Mrs. Beverly Pur-
nell Eggleston announce the birth
of a son, Beverley Purnell, No.
vember 16, at Marion Sprunt an
mex. Mrs. Eggleston is the for
~. ~, r ,,o1io NI,,rnJ,icoy
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
SCreWball News
Items Show War
Is Not All Grim
BY RUTH MILLETT

You could make a pretty good
history of war on the home
front in a scrap book the screw
ball stories that occasionally come
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
lfyou need to
-bullOUp
$4,000!
Here's One Of the Best
and Quickest Home WAYS :

ana QNlSA9oG stOme ways
You girls who suffer from simple ane-
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iron-start today-try Lydia E. Pink
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added iron).
Pinkhann's Tablets is one Of the
greatest blood-iron tonics you can buy
to help build up red blood to give more
strength and energy and to promote a
more robust bloodstream - in such
cases.
Taken as directed
Tablets is one Of the best and ENNM
quickest home ways to get pre- .N&AN
cious iron into the blood. Just WSaS>
try them for at least 80 days n
then see If you too, don't re- ~
markably benefit. Follow label -
directions. Well 1oorth tryingi .
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19

Hydrogen gas was discovsr.,
by Cavendish in 1776. ''ea
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19

for arriving and leaving.
Better what Would You Do
solution-(b).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-31
skrbeh in je bedela pri deeku,

skrbeh in je bedela pri deeku,;
lezecem v salonu ma divanu.
Milcek nikakor nj hotel po-,,
steljo. Smejal Sc je cello svoji
strahopetnosti, a tudi sosedjeI
drugi dan MISC vec govorili oi
njegovem strahu.
Decek je pa sklenil povedati
vse svoii dobrotnici. Priznati il
je hotel, da Sc je zlagal, ko il jeE
pravil o svojih starsih, prositi
jo je hotel, maj ga resi- in bill jel
preprican, da bo njegova pros
MIA uslisana.
Ko Sc je pa dobra gospa vr-
nila iz Pariza, je spoznal po
njenem obrazu ,da jo je zadel
nov udarec. Zato nj hotel z res
nico ma dan, temvec je sklenil
Sc pocakati. Mudilo Sc mu itak
nj nikamor. Lopovi so gotovo
zbezali.
Prosil je gospo, da bi smell
prebiti vecer kakor obicajno V
salonu, in prijazno je kram-
ljal, da bi razvedril svojo do
brotnico.
Helena Sc je bila vrnila brid-'
ko razocarana, ker je zaman
iskala Ramona.
Gospod Montlaur me nj
obvestil o svojem prihodu, - il
je odgovoril notar. Zadnji ME
gov dopis, poslan pred letom
dni iz Veracruza, je bill eek, XII
ga je podpisal in XII maj hi ga
JAZZ izplacal. Cd takrat nimam
MEM nobene vesti.
Notar il je pa vendar oblju-
bill, da jo DO takoj obvestil, cim
I'VE kaj 0 grofu. Ia obljuba jo
je malo pomirila.
Decek je cital, da bi svojo do
brotnico razvedril. Kar je He
lena zacutila potrebo obuditi
svoje spomine Sc pogledom
ma slike, shranjene v albumu.
Vzela je liz predalcka album
in Sc zagledala ma krasen akva-
rel ma prvi strani. Slikovito po-
krajino, procelje gradu pre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-31

V redu. Obdolzitvam, XII bi jih
naperil proti nam, ne bo nihce
verjel. Nasprotno, tt falot, XII
81 pobegnil donna, da bi Sc lah-
ko potikal pc svetu, vedno 81 la
gal pravici, zdaj pa lazes Sc
gospel, XII te je vzela k sebi.
- Lagal sem in Sc lazem, to-
da samo cato, da bi mi ne bilo
treba izdati vas.
- Mas izdati? - je ponovila
Zefyrina. - Mas obdolziti?
- Mas izdati? - je ponovil
Slimak. - He, ste ze .slisaE kaj
taksnega!
- Fantic je mislil ma to res
no, - je pripomnil, obrnjen k
svojima pajdasema.
In oci so Sc mu divje zaiskrile.
- Cesa, cesa neki? - je kri-
cal Panoufle. - Dobro sc od-
dolzujes Lepo te tn vzgaja-
jo! TT bi obdolzil svojega
oceta, svojo mater in svojega
starega prijatelja Panoufla ?
Cesa bi mas pa obdolzil? Samo
to bi raj vedel.
- Nikoli vas ne ovadim, nj
koli ne bonn govoril O vas, rad 5i
samo pozabil, da sem vas kdaj
poznal.
- Glej ga no, glej, - je me-
nil Slimak cinicno, TIA je pa
dobra. Matt in oce sta me vzre-
dila in vzgojila, ko bi jima pa
lahko pomagal, jo odkurim.
- To je grda nehvaleznost
- je godrnjala Zefyrina.
- Nespodobno, - je pritrdil
Panoufle. - To Sc ne spodobi
- Kaj torej hocete?
-Kaj hocemo, kaj hocem ..
je godrnjal Slimak -.
In njegov pogled je posta]
strasen, izraz njegovega obraza
je podivjal tako, da je decel
prestraSeno odskocil.
- Kaj hocem hocem, ds
sc vrneS k nam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-31
- V hiso dobre gospe

" hiSo dobre gospe . :.
vi.
- No vidis, - je pripomnil
Panoufle. - Pomenimo Sc, go
! lobcek. Nisi dovolj bistre glave
in ne razumes takoj, da te lahko
oce in matt takoj vzameta Sc
boj, ce lie hoceta. Stopi blize. Nj
treba, da bi vsi ljudje vedeli,
kaj imamo med seboj.
Decek je pa neprestano po-
navljal:
- Ne pOZnam vas!
Toda zdrava pamet mu je
svetovala, maj vsaj poslusa, kaj
mu lopovi pravijo. Zbral je vse
sile in stopil k ograji.
- Kaj bi ga radi? - je vpra-
sal pogumno, zroc Jim neustra-
Seno V oci.
Kaj bi radi? - je pono-
vii Slimak.
- Rabbit ii gobec, in sicer
takoj, ii paglavec ii nesramni,
ce nam ne odpreS vrat! - je
zakricala Zefyrina.
- Molci vendar, Zefyrina, -
.ie zagodrnjal Slimak. - Bit
moramo previdni.
Milcek Sc je znova ustrasil.
Podoba je bila ,da SO Sc lopovi
napili, da bi bill pogumnejsi.
Milcek je dobro vedel, kaksni
so, ce ga imajo pod kapo.
Slimak je nadaljeval priliz-
njeno, zlovesce:
- Zapustil 81 mas, otrok, in
nisi storil prav. Otroci morale
biti do polnoletnosti pri star,
sih. Vrniti morajo svojim rodi,
teljem vsaj deloma to, kar sc
roditelj storili "a ME.
- Toliko zrteV. - je vzdih,
Mia Zefyrina.
- Stroski "a vzgojo! - je
! pripomnil Panoufle.
- Sal bi te lahko zahteval
potom oroznikov, XII so tn blizu
- je menil Slimak.
Decek je zbiral pogum. Pre-.
drznost ten lopovov ga je gnals
V obup.
- Ne drznete 81! - je od
govoril mirno.
- Motifs Sc, decko, - je zatr
ieval Slimak. - Moi papirji 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-31

krasno teraso, obdano z balu-
strado IL bretonskega granita,
ie slikala tik pred svojo poro-
ko. v ozadju je odrazal zelenl
in mirni ocean vso krasoto po-
mladnega jutra.
Helena je obujala spomine.
ze takrat je strastno ljubila Ra-
mona, pa je skrivala vroco lJu-
bezen v svojem srcu.
Uboga mucenica je dolgo gle
dala sliko in solze so jih zalile
fDaa;o noNpifKN
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-31

Ko 81 je Helena nekoliko opo-
mogla Cd presenecenja, je de-
jail:
Nimam naslova gospoda
Montlaura, prepriGan sem pa,
da je V Parizu. Ko sem pri-
spell Orgeval, sem povedal raw
natelju kaznilnice, kaj bi rad.
Takoj mi je pojasnil, da je re
dognano, kdo so deGkoVi rodite-
Iii.
- Pred dvema dnevoma je bill
pri meni grof de Montlaur, -
mi je pravil ravnatelj, - in
tudi on je prisel pogledat, &c nj
mas mali jetnik njegov sin Gas
ton, XII mu je hiI baje pred lett
ukraden.
Ramon! - ga je prekinila
Helena. - Ramon iSCc
svojega sina. 0 boze, Ali
he gre tn "a stra5no prevaro :
- Takoj sem omenil ravna-
telju, - je nadaljeval Vernier,
- da vas bodO zeIO zanimale pc
drobnosti tega poseta Opisal mi
je grofa Montlaura. MOI, visoke
postaVe, mOCnO siv, crne brade,
bledega obraza in zel0 lepo oble-
cen. Prisel je brez pripOrocil-
mega pisma, obrnil Sc Je kar ma
postrezljivcga ravnatelja, da bi
ugotovil, Ce nj morda mali ne
znanec njegoV sin. RazoGaranje
ga je baje zelo potrlo. Ravna-
teju je povedal, da Sc vraca V
Pariz, nasloVa mu pa nj pove-
dal.
Pc Vernicrovenl odhOdu je
,booa zono on7o rovala nod +o3o
svoiih rois1i Toroi io nravilno
domnevala, ia jo DO Ramon
iskal in da snozna memo z1asti
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-31

zopet priboriti to bolno srce in
ozdravila bi ga svojo ljubez-
MILO.
Potem bi pa skupaj iskala
Milcka in iztrgala hi ga IL brez-
ma, kamor ga je pahnil v svoji
prenagljeni jezi.
Jutri Sc odpelje Pariz. Paul
il DO pomagal iskati Ramona.
Najprej pojde k notarju, XII DO
gotovo vedel, kje Ramon sta
nuje.
- ,Bos priden Claude? - je
vprasala dccka pred odhodom.
- Ne bos. hodil nikamor, dokler
Sc ne Vrnem?
- Ne, gospa, opraviti imam
Sc ma Vrtu, potem moran pa
ponoviti zelo tezko nalogo.
- Drago dete, - je zasepe-
tala Helena, - kmalu te bova
liubiIa diva in upam, da dobis
lmalu bratca, da ii ne DO dolg-
cas-.
In dolgo je objemala dozdev-
mega CLAUDIA.
Claude je zrl I'd MO, kako je
0dhajala, videl je, kako mu .je
ma razpotju Sc enkrat pomahala
V pozdrav, potem Sc je pa vrnil
ma vrt S knjigo V roki in Sc "a
eel pridno pripravljati "a ma
logo.
kar je zasliSal "a seboj maj
pref zvizg, potem pa glas, XII ga
ie tho klical: - MilCek!
Obrnil Sc je in odskocil cd
groze.
liza ograje so Sc mu rezali
Slimak, Zefyrina in Panoufle.
ESi trije so bill praznicno oble-
Ceni. In deCek je takoj spoZnal
svileni klobuk in dolg Crn suk-
niiC, XII ie bill Slimak V MEM po-
dOben podezelskemu notarju in
XII ga je MilCek V MEM Videl Y
oni grozni noci Moisdonu.
- Eh, MilCe.,. stopi blize.
- Zdravo, Milcek, kaj pa po-
CenjaS?
- Pozdravljen, falot! Podaj
imam V>aj rOko.
- Ne pOznam vas Je Jec-
Ijal deCck yes il sebe cd strahu.
- Oh. Ta je pa dobra ! - je
Zadogrnjal Panoufle. - Ne po-
INA ne. PreZira svoje prijatelje.
Pljuje ma oCeta in mater,
- Ne poznam vas. - je po-
nOViI deJek. Strah, pomeSan z
gnusom, ga je spreletel po vsem
teloSu. Hotel Sc je resiti. Nj mo-
gel. KOlena so Sc mu Sibila. Stal
ie nepremiCno, kakor okamenel,
izbuljenih oCi.
- Ne poznam vas je po-
naVl jal kar tia V en- dan.
- Nehvaleznez! - je zagodr-
njala Zefyrina.
- No, dObro, je menil Sli-
max, - &c tails svojega oceta
in mater, Sc bo treba pa pome.
niti. Takoj pridemo V hiSo.