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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04
Reds Drive
Five Miles
From City
German Retreat
North and South
of CIe.i Proceeds
Steadily, Reds Say

Moscow. Aug. j - (AP) -
The fall of the German strong
hold OF Orcl appeared newt
able today as a smashing Red
army offensive carried TO with
in five mics of the city.
The German rctrca. west
ward from points north and
south Of Orcl proceeded stead
lily and it seemed only Il qucS-
ton of time before Grel itself
would he abandoned. climinat-
ing the entire enemy salient on
the central front.
(Thc British radio. quoting Rcu-
tiers dispatch from Moscow, declared
that the Germans escape corridor
west Of Orci had been narrowed
to l3 miles. threatening the naZiS
with another disaster perhaps equal
10 that suffered at Stalingrad.
(Thc broadcast, recorded by the
CHS. said that the Germans an in
ilill d. u IllSsN !tAICtit tf'N u vi l-
with the three main Russian armies
driving after them"
(Thc German i:gl command COM
muniquc dismissed the Orcl fighting
with the assertion that vioiCnt Rus
sian tank attacks southwest of the
city had been 'rcpulscd everywhere
but told of heavy fighting on the
Mus river front on the southern cad
of the line rear ku!byshcvoD
Frantic counter attacks. into which
the desperate Germans threw their
full strength oil manpoWcr and mech
aniZcd forces n an effort 10 SiaVc
off enlightenment. have failed 10 hal:
the Russian advance, Il Soviet COM
muTiquc said.
The sector north and northwest o!
Orcl, where the Red army is cutting
in to pocket the German forces. WAS
the scene Of particularly heavy
fighting Us the Germans. aimed sharp
blows al the attacking forces only
to be forced back with losses cS;-
mated in the comm!niquc Al 1000
dead.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04
Army Tells
Of Air War
Over Sicily

Washington, Aug. 4-(AP)-Thc
Army, casting lis usual rctlccncc II
the winds, today put out Il blow
by blow description of how lis air
forces swept the skies clean Of axis
craft over Sicily. Sardinia and The
Italian boot in July and summed up
with these statistics:
In four weeks. T.. S. planes flew
1858 offensive SOr;ics in tie Med
itCrranCnn theatre. y SUrtic is one
flight by sirgiC plane.
Thc bnmbCrs dropped 1850 tons
of explosives.
Gunncrs destroyed 3i2 enemy
planes, probably destroyed 81 more
Three axis ships were sunk and
ten damaged.
u. S. aircraft losses totalcd 100.
High point was the bombing OF
Rome by 272 hCavics and 2l0 med
ium bombcrs July 10. They cas-.
cadcd 1.l0i tons of bombs on rail-
road yards.
The northwest African air forces
commanded by Lieutenant General
Car! Spaatz, ard the U. S. Army
ninth force, under Major General
Lewis II. Brereton thus cleared the
Sicilian sky of the cncmy's planes
in July, blasted his airficlds TO the
point of uselessness ard pulvprizcd
his lines Of communications" the
War department summary said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04
Georgia Votes
To Lower Age
For Voters

Atlanta. Aug. l-(APl-Gcor-
gja apparently has become the
fist state in The Union 10 lower
The voting age from 81 10 10
years and Governor Ellis Arnall
today announced his intention
Of seeking plank III the nest
Democratic platform 10 extend
this throughout the ration.
The governor led the cam
paign for adoption Of this cUnSti-
iuti"n1l amendment under the
logan "uld enough 60 fight. old
enough 20 vote"
lie WIS referring 80 the fac;
that the draft age is 10.
Incomplete return, from yes
tCrday's general election showed
u margin of about three to orc
in favor of giving the franchise
TO teen age youths. The count
stood 1870 favorable and $3.50
votes against the proposal.
If tho final count shows the
amendment adopted. an cs,l-
mated 10000 voters would he
added N tho registration ISIS.
which nov total i1I.NNG vc.trs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04
Border Belt
Sales Start
/ cnlOrf0W
Conflicting Opinions
Among Farmers on
Eve of Opening;
Crops Are Short
Ey TIC hSS0ciitcd Press

Tobacco growers in North
and South Carolina locked to.
day with conflicting forecasts
to the opening of sale: on mar
kctS III ihcir respective states
.Cl!""TOW.
North Ca:G.iniars. part of
whose cr:p goes on sale in seven
Eordcr Erlt markets. are de-
pressed hy the fear that the GOV
ci:mcn:s price ceiling of fl
cents roiind oil the weighted
average will not be enough To
enable them Ia show 4 profit OH
their crop. estimated 10 he 1000
900 pounds short of the 7O.I5O,-
900 produc'iun of 1912.
Their fellow farmers III the state
10 the south. however. Were Opt!miS-
tic over prospects for the llue-curcd
markc; opening al PamliCo. Darling
ton. Lake City. Kirgstrcc. Mullins.
Dillon. Lori,. Conway and Timm0" s.
vile. Their crop is short. too. about
$4,000 600 compared with last years
81 600, 900. bu: warchouscmen agreed
with Lawson Jordan of Mullins. SUI
PEI ' lNSE VI Ss1t~ ~. INC sDlUN.l N.I.D-
lima markets. that the hes; grades
# leaf this wear would bring about
$50 per hundred. Il compared with
last years top Of $50.
The pcss.m site Tar Heel. who
put their crop 81 sale al the flu2
cured type - markets at Chad.
bourne, Clark:on. Fair Bluff. FAR
mnn:. Lumbcrton. Tabor City and
WEitcvillc. mGy have gotten some
ercouragcmvn: rom action Of the
state Grange. which Yesterday for
maily requested Meredith Kohlbcrg.
chief oC OPA's tobacco section. -
sci a Si8 PEI hundred pounds price
ceiling on The Border. Eastern. Mid
die and Old tobacco belts.
The increase i necessary. the
Grange contends. because labor and
production costs have 50 increased
that il costs at least p per cent
more 10 produce the crop this year
than last.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04
Italian Troops
Leave Greece

lS:Inbu.. Aug. 3. (Dclaycd)-
(A!'l 49, Movement vi Italian
troops out of Greece toward All
ba:.a has reached the proper
tiOnS Of general WI'huraWat.
reports from III" Balkans ind!-
Gated today.
Italians leaving Greece appar-
emily were being concentrated
IN Albania Tor evacuation across
thG Adrial.r sea 10 Hay. Other
Italian units reported 10 be !cAV-
ing Montenegro were heading
north III The direction OF Trieste
and F.Umc.
II W.s believed that no Italian
troop remain in Grcscc .outn
OF Cu.E.ih.
These ddviccs suggested the
possibility that Italian Withdraw
ais from The Balkans miG!.. so
weaken me Germans that They
would be forced 10 abandon any
idea ul defending Greece. I'D
gar!d and southern and central
YugOsluyil.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04
Seven Killed
In Rail Wreck:

Seattle. Wash, Nug. l-(NP)-
Seven men were Killed and twelve
injured in Milwaukee Railroad
train wrcck at Warden in central
Washington al | a. IN. today. NJ. A.
Meyer. superintendent of transport
tatiOn. reported.
Meyer said wcstbound Milwau-
kee passenger train sidcswipcd a
train from the Moses Lake barge
line and that both locomotives were
overturned.
The dead and injured all we're
riding on the passenger train and
all were reported 10 have been mill
;ary personnel.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04
u. S. Troops
Gain Slowly
Japanese at Munda
Resist Stubbornly
as lnfantrymen Gam
Edge Of Air Strip

Allied Headquarters in the
southwest Pacific, Aug. tap
i niicd States infantrymcn
have hacked their way out of the
jungle through nests Of fierce
lighting Japanese To thc eastern
edge of the MTnda air strip but
the main enemy defense line
AID much bloody battling still
lie ahead. The air strip runs
cast and west.
y spokesman for General Douglas
Macarthur. il announcing today the
slowly continuing development o!
thai key enemy base on New Gcur-
gla island in The central SolomorS.
emphasized that The japanese resist
dnCc IS >lifiCnin9 rather than CrlIm-
bling despite tho poundin2S the dc
FEEDERS have taken frcm the air.
sea ard land FOR more than month.
Inc japanese arc dug in. ma.nin9
guns i'm coral caves and log bunkCrs
in that sector where the Americans
stand nearest their objective. after
advances along the coast.
The whole jurg Gle battle line con-
tinucs to inch ahead.
Another corps of japanese resist
anCc on New Georgia al BairOkC
harbOr. twelve miles north of Nun.
da. waS given a pounding by Flying
Fortrcsscs and Mitchell medium
DOmbcrS.
The big news from the western
hinge Of the Pacific offensive. where
Australian and American Jungle
lighters arc thin artillery Smelling
distance Of Salamaua. New Guinea
was the aerial destruction within the
past Ten days of nearly 200 Japanese
b.rppS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04
Aged Convict
Gets Parole

Raleigh. Aug. + cAP) Arthur
PCcdIn. 40. Johnston county ma:
who WAS under sentence in 1918 Iur
murder but late" received ConI-
mutation. was one of eight pri .on-
CrS parulCd today bv Governor
8iOugntJn.
pCcdim was sentenced in August
1918. and sentenced 10 die III Ing
electric chair. Three months late
the SCntrnC" was committed Ia life
and ON December 30. 1910. the term
WAS reduced f. 30 I" 10 years.
Others freed included:
Earl S,ibJcit. sentenced in 1912 in
Robson 60 three wears for possess ing
and two counts of assault with I,
deadly weapon.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04
italian Surrender
NoW Less Likely
Badoglio Imposes
Military Government
of Toughest Type
on Italian People

,I,L,;,
,,. u' '>"I' a. re-
, n H,ro baaoslio regime
mns ''UMN out iirihiS imposed
80" t"'E ii'''t''' uicta'oi
Hnip , VI ,iir t'usncN, lNpe ana me
ri.nf'n.H VI an ita''In H"'r'E"rr
;'"N arc cN'reiiieiN ann, accord
stS ~ i''i''hs VINO ici' hoine
i,'r''t".
''''c ''it l''i'''' people III gen.
''"' az "''N'""S ''' peace INC"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04
TO REVENUE JOB

Greensboro, Aug. l.-tAVO-Offi-
cial confirmation of tho apppi tmrnt
of Charlton 4. Pope as assistant col
lcCtur of internal revenue lpr North
Carolina was received today by Col
lvctor Charles II. Robertson.
Pope has been co. ncCt"d since
1922 with the office of Il. NJ. S W
yer, internal revenue agent in
charge.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04
ITALIAN SHIPS SEIZED

Isi1nDUI, NU2. 2.-WrIdyCiJ"
(Ap)-rhc Germans have .C.Iru
tArec Italian ships loaded with lta.-
IAN troops en- route 10 Italy when
they stopped in Suda Bay IN Crete
10 rCiuel.
The ltslians protested. but the
Germans ordered the ships informed
pending !uihcr Gc.c,ogm,.t. 4
lr'.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04
PEACHES HIGH

Raleigh. Aug. 4.-tApy-PcaChcS
are continuing tu bring excellent
pr.,,s CO. the New York uarNvt.
prices ranging from $50 10 50 per
3. >Hrr. y. Il. Hairless. safe depart
.ra' of agriculture muNrt news
4.I. said tod y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04


The sound Of large numbers oi
planes over the channel during the
ni%nt has led to a belief that The
DumDcrs wee uUt again.
The AZ ministry news >"rlIC" an
n1uncCd iA". lypHOpnS set a supply
ship and uuv 81 seven cSCr.ilnG YES
scls abl"Hr in q low lever attack ON
an enemy convoy off IL lILVrc.
france. Yesterday. One plane WAS
LOST IN the attack which va, carried
oul at il height of only % ,crI.
WhilwIud nuInbcrS also attacked
the alrlicid at Guipavas near Brcsr
yes crui,y evening and three SpiIrcs
and Typhuuu. CscUrtinS the DonIDCys
are Missing.
Tn British air ministry review
announced yesterday that allied air
fleets based on the British Isles
dumpci a record 2l,520 tons OF nigh
explosives on Germany and Ger
mau-uccup!rd Europe during The
month Of Juiy--murc than 81 times
as much as tie nuHis ever dropped
in their heaviest raid on any Eng
li>h city.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04
Big Bornbers
Take Rest
lntr uder Planes
Carry Out Forays
Over Continent
During Last Night

London. aug. i.-(API-RAF
intruder Planes carried out their
install iGlaN> over the continent
last night but Britain'S hcayr
bOmhcrs took Il rest after having
bt en- i'll almost continuous action
Tor TIC past Two weeks against
Hamburg and other detectives in
GL rmlny
Evening star., 1943-07-21

BRAIN TRUST, OLD STYLE-Which 1Oould
teacher and pupil this they Walter Kerr,
teaches ayOring at Catholic University and Patricia Tread
eH 0ho finished her play "Stranger at the Gate before
donng the uniform she in the picture The
be presented at Catholic University starting tomorrow
NTH Hugh FrankliUac0tioninq "Hariea
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Even Jack the Ripper
Has Been Summoned
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLY WOOD.
Vogue for horror films still sweeps
theaters in every part of the coun-
try, and now even the big lots that
once Stunned such undignified
things are casting about for likely
subjects.
Feeling that audiences have by
now become sufficiently hardened
to absorb just about anything in
the chiller-killer line, Goth Century
Fox is preparing one called THE
Lodger," based on the adventures
of Jack the Ripper, notorious
woman killer Of England a CEN
tury back.
Universal is still netting neat re-
turns on s. and even 10-year old
Frankenstein pictures which ex-
hibitors demand for all-horror re-
vival programs.
This would seem a likely time for
| M-G-M to revive Robert Mont
gomery's Night Must Fall" Here
was one of the most brilliant of all
psychological studies of killer, but
the studio hardly got it's investment
back. Today it would be a nat
| ural hit.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Bus Boy With an Idea

boy pursued. De Mile. grips and
carpenters rushed to the rescue. The
bus boy was finally thrown to the
floor. where he calmly explained
that he only wanted to be of help.
He is carrying trays no longer. But
Cooper still ducks every time he sees
figure in white.
X
Keenan, Wynn got credit for the
best impromptu crack of the week
when he spouted one that will re-
main in "See Here, Private Har-
grove" so the fans can hear.
1t was a typical USO Army can
teen scene, with soldiers dancing.
playing the juke box and eating.
Bob Walker, who plays the title role,
and his two buddies, Wynn and
George Oferman, espy the beautiful
Donna Reed, dressed as a canteen
Evening star., 1943-07-21
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD,

I1o1J1 ffoNbs
Behind movie headlines:
A movie-mad bus boy threw the
Paramount studio into turmoil
last week A. 17-year-old from New
York, on the job only few days,
the boy was clearing table adjoin-
ing one at which Cecil B. De Mile
and his corps of yes-men were
lunching.
He overheard De Mile complain
ing that Gary Cooper was a sick
actor, that he was having difficulty
getting him to register the proper
reactions in The Story of DR.. Was
SELL" The bus boy hovered close
by, absorbing these interesting
crumbs and when De Mile and his
staff left the commissary, he
dropped his tray and followed.
AS the lanky Cooper was about to
60 into his first after-lunch scene.
he was suddenly confronted by a
white coated fellow who threw his
arms out wide and said: Look me
straight in the eye-I am a student
of hypnotism. In 80 seconds will
have you cured and ready to act"
The ailing Cooper, feeling in
stinctively that a mad man had
escaped, ran for cover. The bus
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Where and When
Current Theoter Attraction
and Time of Showino
Screen.

Capitol-"The Youngest Profess
sion,' autograph collecting: IL am,
1:45, 4:30, tbs and 10 pm. Stage
shows: 1880, 3:35, $40 and e:05
pm.
Columbia-"Stage Door Canteen, I"
quantity on vast scale: II 20 M.
1:55, 3:15, $40. 7:30 and $40 pm.
Earle-"Ihe Desperadoes," rootin'
and tootin' in the West: II m, l 40,
4:30, tbs and 9:55 pm Stage shows:
/, $50, 6:35 and 9:15 pm.
Keith's-~Mr. Big" with Donald
O'Connor: ~ M, 2, 4, 8, 8 and 10
pm.
Little-"Mr. w." with Leslie
Howard: II am, l, 3, $40, 7:30 and
pm.
Metropolitan - whats Buzzin'
Cousin; mirth and music: II am.
12:45, 2:30, 400, $40, 7:55 and 9:45
pm.
Palace-"Coney Island" with Betty
Cradle and technicolor: II am,
los, 3:15, $50, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Pix-"Lost Horizon" Shangri-Ia
revived again: 2:35, 4:55, tbs and
9:35 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Margo Is French
In Oboler Story
HOLLYWOOD

dOII 7 WOOD.
Top feminine role in RKO-Radio' S
An American Story" will be played
by Margo, it has been announced by
Producer Director John Auer.
Story OF five defense workers and
the events that brought them to-
gether in q common cause, AN
American Story" went before the
cameras with balance Of cast still
to be announced.
The part of a French refugee
whose courage and resourcefulness
enable her to escape Hitler held
Europe affords the Latin star one OF
her best dramatic opportunities,
marks the third nationality she has
portrayed in as many pictures.
Script OF AN American Story" Is
by Arch Oboler, noted radio writer
and dramatist.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Chinese With Kav

Jadine Wong and Ii Sun, sensa
tional Chinese dance duo, have beer
signed for RKO Radios AROUND
the World" Kay Kyser film which
Allan Dwan is producing.
Chinese rhumbas, Oriental litter.
bugging and celestial boogie- woogie
are but few of the unique accom-.
plishments of the couple. who joir
a cast which already includes, be.
sides Kyser and his College of Mu-
sical knowledge. Mischa Auer, Joar
Davis. Marcy MCGUIRE and Wally
Brown.
Evening star., 1943-07-21

She joins in on the final chorus
of Dixie" but outside OF that she
is just q girl who loves and suffers
and loses Bing Crosby in the fade
out.
Labor department: Trouble is
brewing for Goth Century Fox, this
departments espionage service in
Hollywood reports. Just let the
studio make a move toward putting
Alice Faye in another musical, and
Miss Faye will remind it that she is
mother, the wife of Phil Harris,
and a lot more interested in either
of the latter jobs than in her old
one as torchist for the company.
Miss Faye's audience, it seems, has
been able to hold out longer under
the old contract than she has been.
She, or the critics.
Miss Faye might settle with the
studio amicably for dramatic role,
however.
Adjustment department: In max
ing BEST Foot Forward" Metro
Goldwyn-M Mayer wanted as much as
any one else to get away from the
war. But it did not dare ignore the
fact that something of conflict is
existing between the peoples OF the
world. So it made Winsocki, the
campus of the picture, a military
school.
A slight bow to the facts OF life.
Theater department: Keith's will
not hold "Mr. Big for second week
in spite of the build-up for juvenile
performer Donald O'Cennor. &.
Instead it will open tomorrow with
"Bombardier," the Air Force picture
which boasts of one OF RKO's most
elaborate casts. Stars are Pat
O'Brien and Anne Shirley. .. Leslie
Howard's last picture in the Scarlet
Pimpernel" tradition, "Mr. w." opens
today at the Little. The late
Mr.. Howard was director as we'll
as star of the drama, narrative of
underground" activities. Also
today, the Pix revives Lost Horizon
in its successful Frank Capra pic
ture series.
Honors department (and what is
it doing away down here?): The
distinguished looking Washington
nian with the mustache who won
the Junior Chamber of Commerce
V-man award on the stage of Loew's
Palace Theater yesterday is Ralph
Leo McCabe, makeup editor of The
Star. Otherwise, the Palace has not
had a stage show in years. Two
hundred other experts in safety, who
did not win prizes, were guests of
honor at the ceremonies.
Evening star., 1943-07-21

QpOuG L6QQ GIldt suddenly mdkcs
adolescents make a virtual cult OF
him. Both apparently 60 to Ladd
pictures with equal enthusiasm.
Both. therefore, probably will
show up at the Earle on Friday
where the last-for the duration
Ladd picture, China" becomes the
feature attraction.
Incidentally, almost as these para
graphs are being written, comes
the news that the Paramount pic
ture sensation has become a cor
poral since his enlistment in the
Army less than three months ago.
Tragedy department: After all
those gossip column items about
George Raft and Betty Cradle, Miss
Cradle married Harry James, the
band leader. The gossip columnist
went on from there without even a
grimace, but not Mr.. Raft.
He has told friends that he is
through, not merely with love, but
also the movies.
If the report is true, studios will
have one less star to fight with.
Mr.. r. always was ready to take
them on at the mere suggestion
of part to which he was about
to be assigned
And the ironic part of his leaving
would be that his last role was
that In Background to Danger"
which Humphrey Bogart, another
tough guy, had turned down as be-
ing unworthy of him.
1t turned out that Bogart was
almost spectacularly right even if
the picture did local hold-over
Economy department: The trick
Of setting a musical within the in
expensive framework of a vaude-
vile locale is not something that
has been mastered exclusively by
20th Century-F'ox studios.
Precisely the same type OF back
drop has been used in Dixie" star
ring Bing Crosby, D. Lamour, etc,
which comes to the Palace after
"Coney Island"
Surprise department.: Inciden-
tally. speaking of Dixie it has the
startling innovation of Miss Lamour
clothed in crinoline and hoop skirts
the farthest thing you can get
from sarong, and nice idea for
freshening up Miss Lamour and re-
freshing the public
Another novelty OF the picture Is
that her part is a straight dramatic
one with never a solo note for her
to sing.
Evening star., 1943-07-21

hostess. With his mouth full Of
doughnut. Walker sputtered some
unintelligible words-and as he
spoke, crumbs and powdered sugar
bespattered Wynn's uniform.
We'll. Pvt. Hargrove," keenan,
ad-libbed, its good thing I look
good in what you eat!" Director
Wesley Ruggles elected 1t should
stay put.
Director Reuben Mamouhan is
back from New York, where he
staged Oklahoma" which put both
the Theater Guild and Broadway
back on its feet. MAMMALIAN has
made a number OF fine motion pic
lures considering the slim mate
Evening star., 1943-07-21

rial he had to work with. but to-
day he Is being offered everything
but the moon in the way of stories,
casts and budgets. Producers are
even pronouncing his name correct
(See HEFFERNAN Page B-21O
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Ladd's Fans and Students
To Have Another Inning
BY JAY CARMODY.

Research department: Getting about among people who would
Father sgances than Betty Cradle makes
discoveries There for instance the discovery that Alan Ladd
enthusiasts
the Ladd something psychopatc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-27

vzdol. Felix's je grabil blizu Ma
nice.
Prisli so do grmov sredi Sc
nozeti. Nanica Sc je spustila
med ME, da jih ograbi do cista.
Kmalu j je sledil Felix's. Usta-
vii il je grablje in jo nagovo-
ril. Kakor bi Sc zgodilo mimo-
grede, il je polozil roko ma ra-
mo in Sc j nasmehnil v oci. Ma
MICA je povesila pogled, stopila
v stran in hotela nadaljevati z
delom; Felix's il je sledil kora-
kom. Nenadoma SO zasumele
veje, med grmovjem Sc je pri-
kazal France. Temno je osinil
Feliksa in Sc obrnil nato k Sc
stri: a.. 4.se ~ ,
"Cemu Sc obotavljas? Delaj!"
Kakor da bi Sc zganile grab
lie same cd sebe, je presto de-
kle k delu. Sc enkrat sta Sc
France in Felix's pogledala iz
oci v oci, globoko in prodirno.
Pri kopiscih Sc je nabral kup
sena. Cd zadaj so pehali move
zagrabke; prostor je postajal te-
san. Kosanova diva sta sc zapo-
dila v kup in sta pricela delati
kopo.
Nebo je grozilo. Oblaki so
pozirali jasmine. Valili so Sc mad
gorami in segali vedno dalje.
solnce je sijalo Sc ma jasnem
nebu. Gorak pub in pritisk
solene toplote sta Sc zdruzila in
zadusila zrak.
France je stal ma kopi in je
tlacil seno. Zaripel je bill v O.
braz. Delal je ko stroj, nj cutil
ne zeje ne trudnosti. Andrej
mu je podajal seno. Nasajal ga
je ma vile in ga metal bratu.
Dvigal je kupe, da Sc mu je
lomilo v hrbtu, da so sc misice
napenjale ko strune.
France Sc je dvigal vedno vi
Sc ma kopi. Krog pod njegovimi
nogami Sc je OIL. Obvrsil je ko-
po in jo ograbil, nato Sc je spu-
still ma tia. Pognal Sc je k dru-
gemu kopiscu; zopet je tlaeil Sc
no pod seboj.