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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
May Force FEP Hearings

With the announcement that five
Detroit defense plants. cited to ap-
pear before hearing Of the Presi-
dents Fair Employment Committee,
have abolished their policy OF dis
eliminating against minority
groups, and predictions that three
others viii comply with the FEPC
directors. the thrice postponed hear
ings in Detroit may be definitely
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
B|DDLE ASKS
BAR ON DIXIE
TREK TO NORTH
Attorney General Urges
Move AS Step To Stop
Racial Outbreaks

NEW YORK.-A sweeping
proposal to completely halt
all Negro migration from the
South to Northern war jobs
ha 8 been given President
Roosevelt by Attorney General
Francis Biddle. The New York Post
said this week.
Outlining in detail the Attorney
Generals plan to create rigid bars
against Negro families moving out
OF the Dixie farm belt, the Post
said the proposal was made as an
eostensible program to stop race
riots NJ
Ih4 drastic step II alleged 20
have Been asked on the basis Of en-
in11stigAtion by the Departmsnt q
ice eivil liberties section -
|n .fek, a<x1I{ XtX2uu
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Tho prohibition az Negro travel
would b made through the War
Manpower Commission. accordinS
TO the story. Through its power
over war plant employment. the
commission could ciooe comp1etely
all possible work s6nrcess - Ne
groex
Riddles report Il r. said. stressed
the urgent need for immediate sc-
ton. claiming that the hot summer
weather was factor In the racial
outbreaks and pointing out that
more than a month OF summer still
remainS
Also contained in the Biddle pro-
gram Ii q suggestion that housing
improvements be initiated imme-
diately and that an organized ma
tional education campaign for ra-
cial understanding be instituted.
Sec Protests
In the report on the Detroit riots
it was Biddle's contention that ar.
rival Of Federal troops much SOON
er would have cut the death toll
but this report Is followed by an
appeal to the President to place
barriers against any further Negro
migration into the big industrial
center.
While there was no denial or con-
firmation OF the story. several Ne.
gro leaders were incensed at the
plan as reported and are expected
to question the attorney general on
the authenticity OF the Post story.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14

Chas A. Hin pointed out thai
Dowling's attempt to absolve thu
Ku Klux Khan Of an blame for
stirring up racial clashes. including
the -hate strike against Nesrosa|
at the Packard plant three vss1n1
prior to the riot indicated uhaA
Downing Is trying to cover 49, -
subversive elemscts known - Gva
fomanted anti-NsCro dennek-f.
tons in Detroit over q perio -
two years.
Bowling. in public statsn1nA
declared that the Khan had no44
ing TO do with the Packard strll
He also said that there are not NJ
than 800 Khan members IA -
state. II Bowling knows there -
only 800 Khan members In -
state" Rev. Hin said. -Hs mu
know who they are and 10 n -
to him to prove that they had notl1a
ing to do with the. Packard strife
or the race riot"
Police Protected Mold
Hill said probe Of tho riot
causes will prove conclusively thai
the Sojourner Truth riot OF two
years ago was the cause Of the Juns
20 clash. When white hood1uma
formed a mob to keep Negroes out
of the Sojourner Truth homes ~1hos
police department sent every svofl~l
able man to the scene Of The dis>
turbance to protect the white hood
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
N. C. CITY GETS RACE coPs

HIGH POINT. NC. tANP)-Chief
w, G. Friddle Tuesday named two
Negro policemen to the High Point
force. The officers will begin their
service within the next few days.
The two are b, Allen Steele, hosiery
mill employee. aud oriel Leak,
hotel employee. They will be as
signed to the Negro section Of
town. Their appointments came
through the civil service board.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14

Falling plaster in an apartment
st 231 Alfred street, severely in
iured a 10-month- child last
Saturday afternoon. The baby.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carlyle. was asleep in the bed at
the time.
Miss Willie Louise Keahey. who
lives in the adjacent apartment,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
300 Youths To
Negro Ga. Al
, !. C!aIlan Az fafe


I 49, X, I | |
| tGn6a1irs ~ ~ i & y ] -
Fz-H chs6 sncSnD 1bsnt being held q
Georgia Stxts college here. Produc-
ton Of more food. gardens. chick
ems. pigs and beet was one Of the
most absorbing topics. Some re-
markable records have been made
by some OF the young people.
Among the speakers the first day
were p. H. Stone. state agent for
Negro extension work: w. S. Rice.
white. beef cattle and sheep special
ist from the white state college at
Athens. Ca: DR.. 8. NJ. McDew Jr.
representing the South Atlantic
lMedicsf Association ard President
Ben r. Hubert OF Georgia State
college.
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IA 4 Ionw = p ~
Gov. kelley ItlF1S Ill1
Dowiinx wayn1s County ExU1
cutor. named the Negro press -
certain Negro leaders a. instin
tors Of fthe recent race rioting =
Detroit.
TIE report contained 4 n6x1 Y
tom Of events Leading upstq
xiotins. and also incidents 1&1G "
ring during the clash ne g. =
also contains documentary G
photostatic evidence with w1fe y
the prosecutor hopes I, strenst Y
en- his case against the press ah@
Negro leaders,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14

6if {oells4 fron ssylnt eshss
Brssfn alsD nassd M aDllon On
M9 grounds that prcsecntoe vii
liam = Bowling had issued state
ments saying that Negroes had
started the riot
Judge O'Hara replied: Assistant
Prosecutor Gilmore has had Ne
grocS TO sit as jurors. And have
observed his actions and there Is
no indication Of any bias or preiu-
dice upon his part" He Cenied
attorney Browns motion.
However, on Monday. the assist
ant prosecutor excused one Juror
who was a Negro woman. The de-
PENDANT was a Negro. charged with
the theft Of case OF beer follow
ing the recent riot Of June 81. This
case, too, was being tried before
Judge Chester p. O'Hara.
The case OF three men and one
woman, defendants in the case rep
presented by Attys. Joseph Brown
and William T. Patrick. Sr., was
declared a mistrial by Judge O'Hara
and a new trial date set for next
week.
Accused of entering without
breaking were James p. Sims,
Joseph Gaffney. Wallace Poynton
and Cleo Wood.
Pstrolman Robert Condo stated
ne was in the vicinity Of $50 Hast
ing street at BIS pm. on the riot
date and saw The defendants inside
the shoe store with merchandise in
their hands. He arrested them in
the store.
A mistrial was declared after a
police officer testified that he had
asked one OF the defendants about
his past police record. Atty. William
T. Patrick disclosed that the de-
PENDANTS face a new trial next
week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
Hold Clerk For Selling
Drug To 17-Year-O Old Boy

which stupefies them end makoo
them irresponsible for their actteu
contributing 70 juvsnils 6slinp
Quency. 4
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ATTORNEY RAPs
Pa0sEcUTORAT
RIO1AEAR|NG
Claims Gilmore "A cte d
To Exclude Race
Jurors

East week Atty. Joseph A. Brown
sspesd yhss e ,.5ms4 ths sspesssd
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~see PROBE Page . /
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
DERRIBo A NOVA EN-
Ell SECUNDO ASALTO
Una Derecha por 81 Corazon Puso
a Dormir a Lou.

Chicago, agosto 10.-El "tigre
rubio" de Paterson, New Jersey,
que en- un tempo pusiera a Des
Moines en- ell mapa, derrot6 aver
por nocaut, en- ell segundo a~salto,
a Lou Nova, ell individuo de los
"punetazos c6smicos".
Era Lee Savold ell favorito, pc
70 los peritos no esperaban que
derribase a su c%ontrario, como 10
hizo, en- Ell segundo round.
Presenciaron ell combate, de-
jando en- las taquillas $45,959,
mas de IL, 900 personals.
Savold obtuvo su cuarta victo-
ria consecutive por nocaut, en- es-
ia ciudad.
En- ell primer a~salto, ell vence-
dor uso embellishments ell "jab",
en- operaciones de tanteo. Des
pues, al comenzar Ell segundo, lie
ATTIC a Nova I'm gancho de IL
quierda por la mandibula, que
conmovi6 a este. Mas tarde vino
ell golpe de derecha sobre ell cora
ION Y lie h~icieron a Lou la cuenta
de diez. Ell arbitro Freddie Gil
more puso en- alto ell brazO dere-
cho del ganador.
La caida sc produjo al minute
v 40 segundos de haber empezado
ell asalto.
Nova tenia margen de ventaja
en- ell peso, con 9h libras mas que
su contrincante.
Fue la segunda victoria de Lee
sobre ell decadente p1gil de Van
Mugs, California, que Ell un ITEM
DO Sc crey6 posefa condolences pa
ra llegar a la cumbre de su cate
goria.
En- los primeros momentOs del
encuentro, Savold hiri6 a su adj
versario encima del Ojo derecho.
Nova intent6 "bloquear" estos
golpes, que lie hacian sangrar, pc
70 sin lograrlo.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
v coNQUIsTO A KID
mccoy

Pittsburg, agosto 1O.-Fritzie
Civic, ell veterano gladiator que
fuera campe6n de las lat libras,
superb aver Y lie venci6 por no.
caut tecnico a Young Kid Mccoy,
de esta ciudad, EN- Ell cuartO asalto.
Ell combate Sc verified en- Ell terre-
no de Forbes.
Zivic llevaba frecuentemente a
Mccoy contra la sogas y lie casti-
gaba con una "lluvia" de izquier-
das y derechas.
Una operation de esta clase, en-
ell cuarto, lie proporcion6 ell triun-
TO.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
Las Peleas De Hoy
En- Toda La Naci6n

Estas son las peleas senaladas
para hoy en- TODD ell pals:
Seattle, estado de Washington,
vera en- acci6n a Jimmy McDan-
iels e Irish Jimmy del peso me-
diano, con un Unite de 10 asal-
tos; en- New York, Winnie Vines,
de Schenectady, Sc ha comprome-
lido a pelear con johnny Jones,
de Pittsburg, en- ocho asaltos;
Tippy Larkin, del peso ligero, ten
dra de %contrario, en- New York, a
Patsy Spataro, un neoyorquino;
Sal Bartolo sc batira, EN- ell pro-
grama de Larkin, con Bobby Nc
Intyre, de Detroit.
Ell jueves, en- New York, Tami
Mauriello tendra de rival a Tom
my Campanelli. Mauriello aspira
a la corona de Jose Luis y es el
ndmero 8 en- la categoria del
peso complete. Billy Conn, ell ir-
ocupa ell segundo lugar.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10

Hora es va de que la prensa
tome cartas en- ell asunto del Base
ball de la Liga I~ntersocial, en-
Cuscaden Park.
Creiamos que con ell buen jul
clio de los delegados de la Liga
Sc habian acabado las "tanga-
nas", producto de la m~alacrianza.
Els por este que o disgusto
vemos que ell p1blico no favo-
rece como antes los juegos de la
Liga, v vemos que las entradas
han mermado, vi6ndose las gra-
das medic vacias.
Son muchas las senoras a las
cuales hemos dido decir que no
concurren a los desaffos por las
incorrecciones que en- Cuscaden
Sc permiten.
Para colmo ell domingo Sc liza
ron a las "trompadas' dos grupos
Y hubieron ojos hinchados Y Ell
consabido escandalito.
Varias familias acusaban a Pc
pc Iglesias de hacer senas muy
POGO bonitas en- direction de la
glorieta.
Senas como sas hicieron que
en- una epoca fuera condenado
por la Liga otro pelotero.
Esos errores molestan al publ
co Y alejan a las personals sensa-
tas.
Queremos aclarar que las no
/ venas en- ST no tienen para ell pu-
blico que paga ell respeto que es-
tie merece. Sc da ell case muy Sc
guido de que las novenas no sc
presentan completes para los des-
altos senalados.
Ell domingo primero de agosto
los Cubanos y los Leales pusieron
un record" en- TODD ell pals. Los
dos clubs Sc presentaron incom-
pletos en- ell ~terreno, uno con seis
iugadores Y ell otro o siete. No
pudieron jugar Y ell p1blico page
las consecuencias.
Queremos que listed nos Olga
81 este es respetar y considerar
a un pGblico que ha sabido COO
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
QUEBRANTO DE


agOstO 1O.-Branch
sidente de los Dod-
bre sus hombros to-
u 10 que viene suce-
dmero de ~'palizas'',
dOres.
Os e~Olocaron un car
mo de Ebbets, ell pa
que decia: Hickey
b los Dodgers; que
h MacP hail".
Ds fanaticos que Ia
Hickey, d~isponiendo
eros como Dolph Ca
awick y Luis (Bobo)
| ~iDexcusable.
ers llevan perdidos
|~Onsecutivos Y Is de
! jugados.
manifesto a los pc
Ell quiere n novena
gar y que mas tenn
tarde la tendra.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
lttery En- Un
DE N. York

Il, agOstO TO- A
i haber i~ngresado
muri6 Jimmy Sla-
dor de quien Jack
que algdn dia lie
d. La u de su
sido revelada.
j %campe6n de las
ANTE cuatro meses.
. de haber sido de-
ing Levinsky
atido, sin pesar en-
hes mas de 165 Ii
8isdores de las ca
mediano, peso
Y peso complete.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10

Hemos complacido a eso dos
ciudadanos y nos proponemos ha-
Ger una Investigation. Ahora bien,
justo es recordar que tambien
hay senores que desde ell pGblico
pronuncian malas ~palabras e in
sultan a los peloteros.
Ell pdblico tiene derecho a pro-
testar, aplaudir, etc., pero no de-
be permitir, por su parte, que los
espectadores molesten exagera-
damente e insulten a los pelOte-
ros.
La Liga Intersocial, presidida
por ell buen amigo Antonio Cas-
tro, esta Obligada a tOmar me-
didas que eviten los males senala.
dos por Gumersindo y Esmeralda
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
Manuel Ortiz Contra
Leonardo Lopez

HOLLYWOOD, agosto TO- Es-
I'd senalada para ell viernes una
pelea entire Manuel Ortiz, Ell cam
pe6n del peso bantam, y Leo
nardo Lopez, de Ciudad de Me-
xico.
Nc Sc discutira ell titulo del
primero, habiendose fiiado ell
match" una duraci6n de diez a.
saltos.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
York A La Cabeza
De Los J~onrroneros

NEW YORK, agosto 10. -Ru-
dy York dispar6 ell domingo tres
jonrrones y Sc puso a la cabeza
de los bateadores de "peliculas
de cuatro esquinas", en- los dos
circuitos, con un total de 10.
lie sigue Keller, de los Yam
KEGS, con uno menos, II. Nichol-
son, de los Cubs, cuenta cor is.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
PELEARA Ell SABADO
N

SPOKANE, Washington, agos-
to 10. - Ell negro Henry Arm
strong, que desea reconquistar la
corona de las lat libras, combat
ra en- esta ciudad, ell sabado, con
ell mexicano Joey Silva. Diez
rounds" durara ell encuentro.
Silva es ell favorito.
La gaceta., 1943-08-10
A%COTACIONES
BEISBOLERAS
Una lInteresante Carta

Sr. Victoriano Manteiga,
Director de La Gaceta.
Tampa, Florida
Muy senior nuestro: lie roga-
mos la publication de las presen-
ties lfneas, tai cual son escritas,
agradeciendole su buena volun-
tad.
Gumersindo Gonzalez
Esmeralda de Gonzalez
La gaceta., 1943-08-10

perar.
Nos es grato darle de nuevo
las gracias. Somos asiduos lecto-
e de LA Gaceta" desde hace
muchos amos.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15

kar mu je oce izrocil posestvo.
Zatajeval Sc je, toda zatajiti nj
Inogel tiste ponosne samozave-
sti, katero je obcutil v srcu z
dnem, ko Sc je reklo: Odslej 81
ii gospodar! Opirala Sc je ia "a
vest tudi ma dosti trdno ameri-
kansko podlago. Zakaj France
je " istini prinesel IL Amerike
stir tisocake, katere je krvavo
prirobotal premogokopu, kjer
Sc mu je skoro z vsakim dnem
rezala smrt v obraz in zares
pograbila mnogo tovarisev, ME-
mu pa prizanesla. zato je od-
govoril, sicer sposfljivo, toda
odlocno: -: ...-:.
"Oce, konjicu Sc ne bova
pravdala in preganjala mir cd
hise. Kupim ga, in sicer kupim
"a svoj denar. &c me izkusnja
drugace pouei, porecem: Oce,
vasa je prava!'
Nato Sc je magic obrnil in Sci
il hise. - KS =.
NadaljevaIlje)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15

zaje z vsako uro. Zato te pro-
sim - oce sem sicer, gospodar
pa tt - zato te samo prosim:
ne vlaci zapravljivca k hisi!"
"Oce, JAZZ pa pravim: Konji-
eek ne DO samo zapravljivec -
! tudi stedljivec."
INA to sem pa radoveden,
kako bos s. konjem stedil? S
konjem stedil - pri nas?"
"Kako? PRAY lahko! Moja
fnizarska obrt Sc razvija. Treba
mi DO pomocnika in vajenca. "a
mizarsko delo je treba lesa. Le-
sa pa ne dobim pred durmi.
Treba ponj, treba ga dovazati.
Veste pa dobro, kako so vozni-
XII dragi. In Sc to: Yes les mo-
ram kupiti cd prekupca. &c
imam konja, Sc potegnem oh
nedeljah krog posestnikov, ku-
PIN les il prve roke, sam pose
kan, sam dam ma zago, sam
izpeljem - no - dvakrat DO
zasluzil konjicek, kar DO "a
jedel."
"Oj ii, ucenost tt amerikan-.
ska TAXA! Ko bos plazil "a le-'
som in ga kupoval in sekal in
vail in vozil - ali ne yes, da
DO tedaj tvoj oblic pocival? Kaj
pa to? L. enega zepa bos "a
pravljal, z drugim stedil -
modro je tako. Sc grascino 81
sezidas!"
Oce 81 je mrmraje iztrkal pi-
po oh klop tako neusmiljeno tr-
do, da bi Sc mu bila gotovo raz-
bila, ko ne bi bill Gorjusec, XII
jo je delal, porabil zanjo maj
trje gree.
Sinu je potekala potrpezlji-
vost. Diva meseca sta presla, od-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15

mes. Pri mas in "a mas poprav-
ljati koleselj Sc pravi, Bogu
cas- krasti in denar metati v
vodo. LIE cemu nam bo koleselj,
nam bajtarjem in rokodelcu?'
"Konjicka bonn kupil," je O.
pomnil sin rahlo in vendar nav
duseno materi.
"Konjicka?" ?" je obstrmela ma
tt.
"Slisis, Jera? Takole Sc bo
pri mas gospodarilo: Koleselj-
eek, potem konjicek, potem hi
johot, denar pa bistahar, do
kler ne DO vse vkup v jarku in
da zasmrdi po berastvu v de-
veto vas."
"Oce, lepo vas prosim, ne IT,
scite venomer svoje. Pomislite
vendar, &c je koleselj pri hisi, je
bill vendar tudi konj nekoc, ali
ne? Pa cato nj Sc zapel boben,
in lazje danes moreno, kakor
nekdaj. Hisa nova, sveta do
kuljenega mnogo, dolga nj, in
vi niste prazni, da o svojem
molcim."
'Tako govori sin; oce, XII We
drugace, govori drugace. Je ko-
leselj pri hisi. Tudi konja sem
prevzel po ocetu. Resnica. Toda
takrat je bila nasa bajta tako-
le."
Oee je pokazal S palico, kako
Sc je vagalo posestvice.
"Posteno sem moral pljuniti
ma roke in obrniti kremplje ma
vun, da sem izkopal dom il pro-
pada. Zato je bio mole prvo
delo: Mrha il hleva vun, pa Sc
ena krava vanj. Pri taken do
mu je konj - zapravljivec. Pri
kravi priredis, konj Sc ii pa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15

Gypsum is helping speed many
other vital war jobs. One Of
these is its use as a mold for
bullet-proof gas tanks. It's also
being used for mock-ups in the
design of airplane wings.
In one Of gypsum's more COM
mon forms for building, hundreds
of millions of feet Of fireproof
gypsum boards have been de-
1ivered to military camps, bar
racks, hospitals, air bases and
other war construction, where it
has increased fire safety while
replacing scarce or unavailable
lumber. Since this modern ma
terial for construction comes in
large, uniform boards, it saves
labor, relieving the manpower
shortage. 1t is also widely used
for home repair Jobs.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15

American manufacturing in
genuity has again helped to break
q bottle-neck which was holding
up delivery of vital boats to our
vast fighting fronts. Through de-
velopment of a speciar gypsum
product, called Hydrostone, by the
United States Gypsum Company,
the factory in which the above
photo was taken has multiplied
its production of propellers by
being able to duplicate existing
pattern equipment easily and at
low cost. The picture shows the
two men at the left finishing a
new Hydro-stone pattern and, at
the right, the workman is pre-
pairing one for use in making sand
molds for casting. Location of
the factory cannot be given be-
cause of war time restrictions.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15

VZdODNO - SO milf do Pub
lie Square. 120 akrov, hisa s 8
sobami, 5 drugih poslopij. Elek-
trika, plin, studencna voda, Ii
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$4,000.
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].
Oce i'm sin.

France je privlekel liza sked-
MIA zapraseni koleselj. Sredi
dvorisea ga je zacel pretipava-
ii in ogledovati. Kolesa je, snel,
dvignil vsako posebej proti soln-
Gu in ogledal puse, nato preis-
kal temeljito osi in spoznal, da
so sicer ze nekoliko zajedene,
pa bi vendar ze Sc bile, re. Tudi
mocno zarjavele vzmeti brez
barve MISC bile tako pod mic, da
ne bi Sc nekaj let vzdrzale. Ma
to Sc je lotil sedeza in naslo-
ma, odkoder je strlela vsepo-
vsod lima. Misi so 81 nabirale
tamkaj mehke postelje "a mlad
zarod. Brez premisleka je zacel
trgati in cupati prevlako S ko-
leslja. IL ZINE Sc je dvigal prah
in mu sill v nos, da je kihal
in prhal.
Francetov oce, Groga, cebe-
lar ma stara leta, je opazoval
sina izpred ulnjaka. Ko je sin
priretral skripajoci koleselj liza
skednja, Sc je start zacudil, da
je potegnil pipo IL ust in zeva-
joe gledal ma sina. Ko je Fran
ce zacel razdirati koleselj, je
oee vtaknil pipo zopet v brez-
zobno celjust in Sc cudil dalje.
Ko je pa zahrescala prevlaka
ma kolesju in Sc je pokadil prah
IL Zine, je start vlekel tako sill
no tobak, da Sc je zgosceval &C.
dale gorji dir krog njegove
glave. Ustnici sta mu pokai ka-
kor divjemu petelinu kljun,
predno zapoje. Zacudenje Sc je
izprevrglo v jezo. Oce nj vec
vzdrzal pri ulnjaku. Upognjen,
pa eudno lahko nogo je, kre-
nil do sina.
''Da hi tie strup, pokaj pa mr.
cvaris koleselj?'
"Popravim ga! Prebarvam in
nanovo prevlecem''
"Seveda, ker imas edino ia
opravek in drugega nobenega.
Otrok otroeJi! Ali nj modreJse,
da zro misi takegale, kakor
boljsega -"
'Ne bodo ga zrle misi! Ko-
leselj bonn rabil!"
"Koga? Rabil! Aha - mac
ka zaprezes vanj!"
me macka, konja!"
"Konja, seveda, konja take
ga, kakor jih sv. stefanu nosi-
jo v dar!!"
Sin Sc je dotlej premagoval,
ker nj rad zalil oceta. Toda sta
rega zbadliivost ga je razsrdila, |
da je tudi on odgovoril jezno
in odlocno:
"Cemu Sc ujedate mad ma
no? Mar nisem gospodar? &c
hocete torej vedeti, pa vedite
Sklenil sem in ne bonn uman-
kal. Konjicka bonn kupil >"
Oce je stisnil med brezzobe
celjusti cedrino cev, da Sc je'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-15
Konji6ka bonn kupil. :.
Gospodarska zgodba
SPISAL: F. S. FINzGAR

postavila kvisku, kakor strzkov
rep. Da bi bill incl zobe, kakor
nekdanje dni, hi bill cev odgriz-
nil.
Tako prebitansko je bill hud.
Ker je pa vedel, da je sin Fran
,ce kri cd njegove krvi in jeza
cd njegove jeze, Sc je zaradi
ljubega miru potuhnil in brez
besede naravnal nazaj k ulnja-
ku
Ko je ma vecer sedla druzi-
ma krog mlecne kase k vecerji
- druzina je Stella lie troJe
glav: razen oceta in sina Sc ma
ter Jero - Sc je matt cudila.
Poprasala je sina, pobarala mo-
ia. Ali oba sta odgovarjala
kratko, skoro zadircno. Ugani-
la je koj, da sta Sc oce IN SIN
sporekla, ko je bila popoldne z
donna ma njivi. Zato je previdno
in po ovinkih zasledovala in j.
skala vzrok razpora. Toda ne
sin ne oce - nobeden sc nj dal
izbezati ma plano. France je
nenavadno nitro dovecerjal, Sc
naslonil ma odprto okno in zviz-
gljal v dehteci vecer. Oce je ia
koj "a MIN obliznil zlico krog
in krog ter jo bolj vrgel nego
polozil ma mizo, da Sc je posta-
villa ma hrbet. Tedaj Sc je ma
jedla cakanja, kaj Sc je prav-
zaprav tacas zgodilo, ko je bila
ma polju.
"Takole wanna povem, da spr-
tt in z jezo v srcu ne bono ho-
dill spat. Tega pri mas nj bilo
in ne DO, &c me hoceta imeti
pri hisi. Sicer jo potegnem ta-
koj jutri proc in Sc preselim
k heeri."'
z nevoljo, oh kateri j je slo
ma jok, je pobrala zlice in skle-
do, da odnese v kuhinjo.
Matt, lepo vas proslm, vsaj
vi nikar ne sitnarite, ko Sc oce
tako po nepotrebnem jeze!"
"Po nepotrebnem?" ?" Sc je O.
glasil oce cd peel in povdaril
vprasanje tenn, da je potrkal
S palico oh tia.
"Po nepotrebnem, pravis? ?
Dobro. Matt, postavi skledo
nazaj in bodi prica. Tudi JAZZ
pravim, da nj treba jeze, pane
ii pa je treba. &c te nj, je "a
lost pri hisi."
Matt je bila vesela image.
Solze so Sc skrile, skleda je ro-
mala nazaj ma mizo in oh njo
ma ogel je priscilla Jera.
Francetu Sc je poznalo, da
Sc premaguJe. Zakaj z mirno
besedo je razodel materi:
"Zaradi koleslja sc jeze oce.
Koleslja sem Sc lotil, da ga po-
pravim."
II no, popravi ga! Kaj zato?
Sal te ne bo skoro mic stale,
ker znaS vse SAM"
"zenske ne govori tako in ne
dalai fantu potuhe, ko ne razu-