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Evening star., 1943-03-10

An auction sale of Is of the l9
horses taken from the former Rock
Creek Riding Club, 5000 Connecti-
cut avenue, Chevy Chase. Md, about
two weeks ago. after allegedly re-
celving poor attention there, will be
held at 10 am. next Wednesday on
the old Counselman farm near Nor
beck.
The order for their sale was issued
by Montgomery County Sheriff R..
w, Farmer on behalf of William j.
Hines, Norbeck farmer, who holds
claims against William Todd, man
ager of the club, for feed and grain
which he claims are unpaid.
The animals, which include a 12-
year-old mare, Ann c, which ran
on the coumtry's race tracks a few
years ago, were taken from the club
by l.. E. Beach OF Norbeck, who
said Mr.. Todd owed him almost
$1,000 for feed. The remaining four
horses were removed by their own
ers, who had left them to be boarded.
Mr. Beach said he later took the
horses to the Counselman farm,
now operated by William Thiess, to
be boarded. The horses are there
now. He added that he also had
Evening star., 1943-03-10
Delay Of Three Weeks
On Road 10 Hospital
In Chever|y Seen
Commissioners Oppose
Change in Prince Georges
Tax Sale System

A delay of about three weeks in
construction of road to the pro-
posed Prince Georges County hos
pital in Cheverly was seen today.
Joseph CLANCY of the State Roads
Commission yesterday told the coun-
ty commissioners the commission
could not undertake the work be-
cause Of lack of manpower.
He added that it would take at
least week to complete an engi-
neering survey on the road and two
more weeks would be necessary to
ask and open bids
No Definite Assurance.
There had been no definite assur-
ance that the State Roads Commits
sion would do the work, although
such a request had been made by
the board about three weeks ago.
The commissioners approved a
suggestion by Mr.. CLANCY that they
ask for bids to be awarded by the
State Roads Commission. The 1900
foot road is to have concrete curbs
and cutters and will be of bitum-
inous-bound gravel type.
Frank Fierstein and Mrs Betty
Tayman, members Of a special COM
mittee appointed recently by the
County Federation of Citizens As
sociations to investigate delays in
construction Of the road, urged the
commissioners to do all you can to
speed the work.
Tax Sale Bill Opposed.
The commissioners expressed their
opposition to a State Senate bill
which would change the present sys-
tenn of tax sales of property in the
county
A petition by residents of College
Heights for inclusion of Pinewav,
Claggett road and Wells parkway in
the county road system was ap-
proved
A similar request concerning U
street and Fifty fourth avenue be-
tween U and V streets in Bradbury
Heights was denied.
Trial Magistrate Alan Bowie re-
ported receipt of S2,835.5O in fines
and costs during February. OF this
amount, s655.95 goes to the county.
Evening star., 1943-03-10
Funeral Rites Today
For Mrs. MuhIon Morris
Special Dispatch to The Star.

LEESBURG. Va, March l0.--Mrs
Catherine Elizabeth Morris, "a,
wife of Mahlon Morris, died Sunday
at her home here following long
illness. She was born in Winches-
ter and came to Loudoun County
shortly after her marriage. They
had lived here for l8 years. She
was a member of the Methodist
Church.
Funeral services will be held from
the home at pm today.
Evening star., 1943-03-10
Farmers Raise
Crop Goals
In Frederick
kpecial Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, March 10
IN the face of labor and equipment
shortages, Frederick County farmers
have set for themselves this season
production goals much in excess of
those requested by the Federal Gov
ernment, the County War Board an
nounced yesterday, following a sur
vey of 1,043 farmers.
Largest increases will be in soy
beans, potatoes and tomatoes Most
voluntary goals are more than twice
those requested
A SO per cent increase is planned
Tor poultry and 10 TO Is per cent
increases for cattle and calves, pigs,
sheep and lambs.
Evening star., 1943-03-10
HOUSE.
Convened at 2:O4 pm.

Bills Introduced
81. B. 53S tBy Dempsey)-To prohibit
ofncers and directors. of insurance COM
panies TO be pecuniarily interested in cer-
tain transactions. Insurance and Loans
H B. 529 fBy Clark)-Relatine to OH
Of checks drafts and other instruments
Judiciary '' "I' III '@'
II B. 533 (By White)-setting cbsroes
%nich snr n may De made by clerks of the court
and Means i'i iiiahce oi other duties. ways
scfarts. +, 3. 7"4 by Weber)-To designate bene-
iiClarieS under fraternal contracts and
aaddns the estate as a lawful btnencisIv'
'lnsursnce and Loans y
~ n B. o3b tBy Weber--To provide for
me me, pTotection OF children or dependents
and prescribing the standard of solvencv
'inSuTance and LoansJ
H. p 257 tBy Robinson and Luceyp--To
provide for an annual budget and refer
ehdnm on the proposal. Ways and Means
~ n. q b: 23a tBy Dempsey)-To provide for
mutual insurance companies, Insurance
Resolutions introduced.
CohharJ n J. r u 1By Johnson on)-Reauesting
nthonsfeSS TO enact legislation prohibitine
Bay and Grabs in the
'"ii pe'loos+ tfederal RelationsJ
Bills Passed.
prahl;,aba. n; B. d. 30 lBy Caroline Delesationp-
~ proyideS 20 DAYS for claims against county
OF munlclpauHes for damages
H B. 253 tBy See)-Proyides for ap
polntment OF alternate judges on reoueSt
ol aither ppssIty or court motion
OF State athletic commissioners Do'i''
b 329 tBy Steward)-To amend
neauh law increasing the permit fee for
certain drug manufacturer '' 'o'
b AZ tBy ST. Marys Deleeationl--
Reiaas snd oses 70 the annual audi o
H B 457 tBy WhiteJ.To nTovid. ~,
ne state boards and agencies may dispose
OF any real or personal property under
S. B. 81 tBy Brice)-Relatin. to III.
pe9eal1y toT Or hshing with certain equipment
Arundel County law increasing the com.
pensation and prescribing the duties of the
s. Il. %53 by Dizel-To amend oyster
isW making It lawful to sell seed oysters
Adjourned at 4:30 pm. until ! &C
pm today.
Evening star., 1943-03-10
SENATE.
Convened at LAP pm.

SENATE.
Convened at 1:42 pm.
Bills Introduced
s B 3G0 by Byrnes)-To add new sec
Il9nS OF crime law making it unlawful to
ease treatment. Judicial ProceedingsD
5 B. 3b2 tBy Ship!eyD-ro add new sec
llon to court laws to authorize Court of
Appeals TO appoint law clerk. tJudicial
8 B. 363 lBs Byrnes>-To amend slco-
hohc beverage law to provide oualifica-
tions for signers Of applications. Judi
clal ProceedingsD
S. 3. 364 'By shpley>-To propose an
lze the Assembly to provide for the as
slsnment OF Judges from the circuits TO sit
IN other circuits. Judicial Proceedings
>. b. 3b5 tBy Byrnest-To amend the
laws relating to delinquent children and
iaWs for control Of certain institutions.
'Jddlcial ProceedlngsD
Bills Passed
B 234 fBy Brice. Davis and GEORGE
TO MAKE It misdemeanor for certain
persons not to work or fight during the
S B 260 tBy Bsuerl-To create COM
mission to study problems affecting the
H B es5 by Prince Georges County
Delegauon To amend the charter of Dis
lTict helghtS 10 raise treasurer S salary and
i , $o4 sBy Prince Gsorses County
ICVAVsa 'oiI 10 increase Inc COnpeDSa-
ton Of Hyattsvie Mayor and Council if
approved O. referendum
II. b. 3u6 BY Prince GeoreeS County
Delegationl-To change the corporate
name Of the town OF Hyattsville
H. B. 307 BY Prince Georges County
DelegstionI-To amend Hyattsvllle local
law relating to quorum of the Mayor
and Council
H. B. 30s By Prince GEORGES County
Delegationt"To provide for the redivison
of HyattSvllle into three new wards
H 3. 300 BY Prince Georges County
Deleeationl- amend Hyattsyille law
providing for the election of town officials
H. B. $40 lBy Prince Georges County
Deleeationj-T extend the term of Hy-
attsville treasurer and provide for election
OF trea Surer
H B. 81 tBy Prince GEORGES County
Delegation)-To change the term OF the
Mayor and Councilmcn OF Hyattsvine from
TWO to four years.
H B. 35a (By Garrett County DeIeea-
tionl-To amend law fixing maximum com
GrantsvlIle.
Adjourned at 24l pm. until lbs
pm. today.
Evening star., 1943-03-10
.0z|in Urges Darden
To Retain Virginia Tax
On 0ut-of- State Trucks
Reciprocity Official
Fears Deterioration
OF State Highways
By The Associated Press.

DS tue hSSOClhLeQ TEeoS,
RICHMOND, March lO.-In a Wig
orous appeal to Gov. Darden against
abolLshing for the duration of the
war Virginia's per cent gross re-
ceipts tax on out-of-State CONNER
cjal vehicles, Thomas w. Ozlin of
the State Reciprocity Board yester-
day described it as IAN entering
wedge leading to other concessions,
all of which strike at the heart of
the pay-as-you plan" for financ-
ing Virginia's highways.
IF the financial basis of this plan
is undermined, several things can,
and I believe will, happen to the
detriment of the people of Virginia.
said Mr.. Ozlin in a written minor
ity report" to the Governor.
Warns of Road Deterioration.
THE most likely and serious thing
will be the deterioration of our roads
through lack of maintenance, and
there can be little, if any, new con-
struction," he continued
If the cost of maintaining the
roads does not come from the
sources on which the State has al
ways relied, then it must come
through adding additional burdens
on our own people, he declared
Mr.. Ozlin, who represents the
State Corporation Commission on
the board, in his protest against the
recommendation by the other two
members of the board and the Gov
ernor that the tax and the 81 regis
tration fee on foreign vehicles be
suspended for the duration of the
war in the case of North Carolina
as well as other States, asked that
North Carolina be the exception.
Il state with all the emphasis at
my command that it is proper to
make an exception in the case of
North Carolina" he said.
Accusing North Carolina trucking
interests of using States to the
north of Virginia as 'cat's-paws" to
have the tax waived, Mr.. Ozlin de-
clared that among all the States
along the Atlantic seaboard, north
OF Florida to Maine, North Carolina
and Virginia are the only two States
which have a gross receipts tax
reciprocally imposed on the COM
mercial vehicles of each other"
Wants Virginia Trucks Protected.
Mr.. Ozlin argued that ito waive
this use tax as to North Carolina
trucks will work a gross discrimina-
tion and injustice against our own
Virginia interstate carriers.
Not only do the North Carolina
trucks use our highways in inter-
state commerce more than all
trucks from Virginia similarly en-
gagged, but they compete directly
with the Virginia trucks" he said
Several of the large carriers from
North Carolina have and maintain
expensive terminals within the
State Of Virginia"
Advocating continuance of regis
tration for the carriers, Mr.. Ozlin
wrote that since this registration
is IN no sense tax measure" and
is easy to comply with, is not a
burden on the out-of- State trucks
and. will produce information
needed more in the future, be-
lieve that all the remaining out-of-
State carriers should be strictly
required to comply"
Evening star., 1943-03-10
Two or Three Ruid Drills
Planned in MARYLAND
Nv the Associated pra.r

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, March 1O.-Col.
Henry S. Barrett, Maryland direc-
tor of AFRAID precautions, said yes
terday that the State Office of Civil
ian Defense probably will hold two
or three air-raid drills within the
next few weeks
The alerts will be announced and
will be confined to Maryland, Col.
Barrett said.
The director advised residents to
be on the alert for the signals, which
will be in addition to any the Army
NAV call
Evening star., 1943-03-10
Bishop Freeman Is III;
Rest Until Easter Ordered

The Right Rev. James E. Freeman,
Bishop of Washington. is Ill at his
home at Mount ST. Alban, and all
his engagements for the next five
weeks have been Cancelled
A statement issued at his Office at
Washington Cathedral today said:
The bishop is suffering from a
state of nervous and physical ex-
haustion, and his doctors have or
dered complete rest until Easter"
Bishop Freeman, it was explained,
is being attended by DR.. William
Earl Clark, DR.. w. Sinclair Bowen
and DR.. H. r. Schneider. According
to Canon Raymond l.. Wolven, the
bishops son-in-law, they believe
that 'if this period of rest is car
ried out, there is no reason why no
should not resume his normal activ-
tiles in the diocese"
Evening star., 1943-03-10
Arlington Hero Flyer,
Missing in Action
Gets New Citation
::
Army Gives Silver Star
To Seret. Noble for
SoIomons 'GoIIontry'

Technical Sergt Charles M. Noble
Sd. of Arlington, holder of the Dis
tinguished Service Gross with Oak
Leaf Cluster, and Air Medal, has
been awarded the Silver Star. the
War Department announced today
for gallantry in aerial combats over
the Solomons before he was reported
missing in action" on December %.
His mother, Mrs Charles M. Noble.
lives at 900 North Wayne street,
apartment 2o5, Lee Gardens, Airing
ton.
Sergt. Noble was listed with IA
other Army air men in awards of
the Silver Star decoration for gall
lantry in action in the Solomon
Island but was the only one from
this area. All but one are missing
in action.
Plane Led Attack.
His citation said;
"On August "a. Technical Sergt.
Noble was one of the combat crew
OF sehe lead ship of a two-airplane
flight attacking an enemy sulAce
task force consisting of carrier, Two
destroyers and two cruisers. De-
spite neavy enemy anti-aircraft fire
and the attack of seven "Zeros," di-
rect bomb hits were scored on the
carrier and two Zeros were shot
down by the crew.
"On October Is he was part of the
crew Of the lead ship of a three
airplane fight en- route to attack
enemy shipping in harbor, when
there was sighted an enemy task
force of four transports, four cruisers
and seven destroyers. A bombing
run was made, but as the bomb
failed to release, second run was
necessitated through very heavy
antl-aircraft fire and several at
tacks by 10 to II Zero airplanes
Probable hits resulted on transport
ana at least two Zefos were shot
down.
In that and subsequent missions
some 10 Zeros have been reported
shot down by the same crew. On
December %, on a search mission
they were attacked by Zeros and
were reported shot down"
Attended Maryland University.
Sergt. Noble, "a, enlisted in the
service in 1889 at the end of his
freshman year at the University OF
Maryland and received his flight
training at Hawaii.
He has two sisters, Vaux c. and
Kathryn Noble, with the Raj dele
cation. His father, 1t. Comdr
Charles M. Noble, ID on active duty
in the Pacific. was a special high
way engineer on the Pennsylvania
turnpike and chief highway engi-
neer at the Pentagon Building.
Evening star., 1943-03-10

He has served on the State Sena-
torial Committee for Arlington, Fair
fax and Prince William Counties
and Alexandria and is chairman of
the Arlington County Democratic
Executive Committee.
While in the Legislature he was
instrumental in obtaining the pas,
sage of bill giving Arlington traffic
control over all State highways in
the county. Besides his many COM
mittee appointments, he is a member
of the State Boxing and Wrestling
Commission.
Evening star., 1943-03-10

Why should your Uncle Sam have
to dun anybody to buy War bond
TO help preserve the democratic way
Of living? Buy bond as your own
expression Of willingness to help.
Evening star., 1943-03-10

Adolf, BenitO and Hirohito-the
three blind mice. Make them run
with War bonds.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-20

H.
ma Helena s tako cistim celom
in nedolznimi oemi, nj tako O.
tozna in potrta, kakor 81 misli-
ia, ali pa vsaj nj sama v svojem
obupu. Sal ina ljubcka, XII jo
tolazi.
- Helena! =. ljubcka!
je vzkliknil Robert presence
no. '.
- Dragi brat I'll Sc nor
cujes in rogas!
- Videl sem jo sam sem
jo videl kako Sc je VISA srecna
smehljala OBJ strani. svojega
ljubcka -. Videl sem jo, wanna
pravim zivita skupaj -.
javno 80. Moissellesu.
- V Moissellesu! I'll 81
bill v Moissellesu! - je vzklik-
Mia Carmen. = Kdaj pa?
- Pred stirimi dnevi med
svojim bivanjem v Penhoetu;
gnala me je tia neka cudna
slutnja. In tam sem jo videl,
MO in MEGA. In &c nisem obeh
ubil, - je pripomnil z drhte-
Gin glasom Sc je zgodilo to
Same cato, ker jo Sc vedno lju-
bin ker 10 ljubim kljub
vsemu temu, ker jo prepuscam
njenemu ljubcku in ker no.
Gem sam umreti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-20
Unnreti!

- Umreti!
Toda tega cloveka, XII Q
MEM govoris. Ramon, - Sc je
oglasila Carmen, - tega Glove
#ka midva re davno poznava :. .
Sal je on naju poiskal in odve-
del nji~|To je plemenit MOI,
poln socutja do nesrecnice, XII
mu je njena ljubezen do tebe
in memo grozno zivljenje dobro
znano -.
- Move lazi! - je vzkliknil
Ramon in srdito zamahnil z ro-
ko. - Da, ia teta laze! Posku-
sila je preslepiti vaju, svetohli-
Mia je pred wanna da hi je ne
prezirala, kakor jo prezirajo
drugi -.
In opisal je podrobno svojo
pot Moisselles ter svoje sre-
CAME v vagonu S sodium ekse-
kutorjem in njegovo zeno; Ro-
bert in Carmen nista imela niti
toliko moci, da hi ga prekinila,
tako sta bila presenecena.
Sodni eksekutor in njegova
zena sta pravila Ramona 0 lju-
bavnem razmerju med Helene
in tistim mladenicem, ces da
civkajo o tenn re vrabci.
Cemu neki bi tuja cloveka la
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-20
P. DECOURCELLE:
Moo
LJUBEZNI
R o M N

kaj ne yes, da mora biti clovek
vedno ma vse pripravljen? PRAY
kar sem bill pri vasem notarju'
Robert, in ukrenil sem vse po-
trebno.
Robert je yes cas- molcal. Ko
je Ramon koncal, je castnik
vstal, Sc ozrl ma Carmen in
stopil naprej, kakor bi hotel
izvrsiti vazen sklep, XII ga je
nenadoma storil " svojem srcu.
- Drugi Ramon, - je dejal
svecano, - vase zeljo izpolni-
va, &c DO treba ... toda cd kar
sva govorila z vami o znani "a
devi, Sc je pripetilo nekaj vaz-
mega, kar YAM Sc nj znano in
kar vas gotovo odvrne cd vaSega
sklepa.
- Moi odhod, dragi Robert,
je nepreklicen.
- Ne ,prijatelj, nj! Ne more
biti. Poglejte mi naravnost v
oci, Ramon. Obupani ste, kar
koprnite v ljubezni do Helene,
ker mislite, da je izgubljena,
morda cello mrtva. Vedite torej,
da je Helena Sc ziva! SliSite?
ziva je! O tenn sva S Carmen
trdno prepricana, ker sva .joI
sama videla.
Robert je pricakoval, da DO
Ramon kriknil cd presenecenja,
kar bi zbujalo vsaj malo upa-
MIA.
Toda Ramonov obraz je ostal
hladen, trd, obupan.
- Tudi JAZZ sem jo videl, je|
hladno.
Zdaj sta pa Robert in Car
men kriknila cd groze.
- Svojo zeno 81 videl, pra-
Wis - je vzkliknila Carmen.
- Ne poznam vec te zenske,
je odgovoril Ramon zaniclji-i
70.
In yes r%azburjen je nadalje-
val z drhtecim glasom:
- Da, priznam, leta in leta
me je preganjal spomin ma MO.
Navzlic upravicenosti svojega
gneva' kljub temu, da je bila
osveta p%ravicna, nisem
pregnant njene podobe il
srca -. Neprestano
sem mislil ma MO in cesto sem
bill tako neumen, da sem vero-
val V memo nedolznost -. mi
sill sem, da so bile V njenem
zlocinu vsaj olajsevalne okol-
nosti -. Bill sem cello tako ne
umen, tako Zaslepljen, da sem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-20
(Nadalievanje)

Bio je jasno, da misli ma sa-
momor, kar sta Robert in Car
men re davno slutila.
In to je hotel storiti has zda:j,
ko sta koncno nasla Helene, ko
sta bila ma najboHsi poti, da po-
pravita strasno zlo, XII sta ga
bila povzrocila.
Ne, ne, to nj bilo mogoce!
In vendar je bilo tako.
Nekaj casa je vladala grob-
ma tisina.
- Toda, - je izpregovorila
slednjic Carmen VISA il sebe, -
kaj DO pa z deckom, XII 81 ga
pripeljal IL Penhoeta? Mar ii
nj V uteho ali vsaj V ublazitev
tvojega trpljenja? -.
- zadevi tega decka sem
has hotel Sc nocoj govoriti z va
ma -. Vedel SEM, da bosta ma
sla V svoji udanosti razloge, da
bi me zadrzala; cato sem prvot-
no mislil obvestiti vaju o svo-
jem sklepu, ko hi bill re ma
potu. Smatral sem pa "a svojo
dolznost izpregovoriti z wanna O
tenn decku Sc pred odhodom.
- Decka imava rada, ker ga
imaS rad ii.
- Da res mi je zelo pri ST.
Gu -. Zavzel sen Sc zanj 49,.
To je res -. Toda storil mi je
neprecenljivo uslugo. Svoje ziv-
ljenje je tvegal zane. Moja
dolznost .je torej poskrbeti zanj
tudi, &c bi mi ne bill posebno
pr srcu. Steer pa morta sama
priznati, da Zasluzi ia decek
vso ljubezen, kar mu je more
clovek izkaZati; tudi vajine do
brote je V polni meri vreden.
cato sem raCunal z wanna, z va
jinim bratskim prijateljstvom,
da vzameta decka k sebi in po-
skrbita "a njegovo vzgojo.
Upam, da bosta nadal.jevala
mole delo.
- Kaj hoces reel S tenn?
- Da posljeta decka V IL
cej tia, kjer je vain sin
Marcel. Sal sem wanna re pravil,
da ga hocem poslati licej.
Moi necak mt DO pomagal, pa
I'll DO mani. Vidva bosta bede-
la mad MIN, IL NIGGA napravi-
ia poStenega Cloveka in &c hi
JAZZ daleC V tujini umrl, bosta
ljubila siroto zavoljo mojega
spomina.
49, Ramon! - je vzkliknila
Carmen visa obupana.
- Toda, draga moja, - je
nadalieVal Ramon yeselO. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-20

jo hotel ljubiti da, ljubiti
kljub zlocinu.
Obmoknil je yes upehan, kri
mu je zalila obraz in lille so sc
mu napele.
Robert in Carmen sta ga pre-.
straseno gledala.
Da, - je nadaljeval, -
da hi mogel ziveti, sem Sc opri-
jel teh brezumnih SAM; poza-
biti sem hotel ma preteklost, 3D.
pustiti. Bill sem pripravljen po-
zabiti ma memo krivdo, pokopa-
ii vse, kar Sc je bilo zgodilo med
mama, v ozivljeni neznosti, v
neizmerni ljubezni -.
- No in?
- No in te brezumne SAME,
XII jih je hotela uresniciti moja
vroca ljubezen, so Sc pc novem
grehu te POOLE zenske razblini-
lie v mic.
- Ne morem yam dovoliti,
da bi v tenn duhu nadaljevali,
dragi Ramon, - je dejal Ro-
bert -. Vasa zmota je zlocin-
ska Helena je bila pc kri-
vem obsojena, Helena je angel
kreposti.
- All! - je vzkliknila Car
men in padla k njegovim no.
gam, - poslusaj naju, Ramon,
rotim tie, poslusaj svojo sestro!
Pobozna laz! Sal sem re
rekel, da wanna ne morem YER
Jet Sal imam dokaze, da
ne g%ovorita resnice.
In obrnjen h Carmen je pri-
pomnil:
- Vstani, draga, sveta moja
sestra -. Vajino prizadevanje
je zaman -. Ne verjamem va
danes, kakor wanna nisem
verjel pref.
- Ne Verjamete mama!
An, ko hi jo bill videli danes,
.akor sva jo midva, svojo He
leno! Ko bi bill videli memo CT
sto cello in meme oci, XII so jih
skalile samo solze obupa, bi ne
.klevali -.
- In samo besede tolazbe je
lmela "a naju ma ustih, samo
klic ljubezni cate, klic, XII je
z dina srca -.
Re zopet je lagala! :!
kakor je znala nekoc lagati OBJ
smrtni postelji maine matere,
la il je z bogoskrunsko kome-
1ijo izvabila blagoslov.
- Ne, dragi Ramon. Helena
nikoli lagala -. Najina ma
nj bila prevarana. V zadnjem
trenutku, pripravljena stopiti
bozje oblicje, je spoznala,
la je nesrecna zena nedolzna
in blagoslovila jo je -. Helena
tie ljubi, Ramon, ljubi tie kljub
vsem krutim mukam, XII 81 jih
prizadejal temu angelskemu
ljubi tie in edino ia lju-
bezen il je pomagala, da je do
:akala dan, ko DO njena cast
oprana.
- Helena! - Sc je zakroho-
tai Ramon z]aniGliivo Vail
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-20

gala Ramonu, XII ga niti poznala
nista? Kaksno korist maj hi
imela cd tega?
In pa, koncno, sal je videl
zaljubljenca objeta in slisal je,
kako sta prijetno %kramljala.
(Dalje prihodnjicl
Evening star., 1943-12-29
Uncle Roy's Corner

If you were on a desert island and
had to stay there long time you
would miss many things which we
have in everyday life.
The list of what you might miss
would be very long, but let up speak
today of just one small item, the
common pin. If you had no metal
pins what would you use to take
their place?
Perhaps you would look around
for thorn bush. If you found one
of these you could take out the
longest needles" and make them
serve as pins in a rough way.
Supposing you failed to find any
thorns, you could turn to fish for
pin supply Most fish have quite
a number of thin, sharp bones
which could be used to pin" one
piece of cloth to another.
Most likely you never will find
yourself on desert island, but
there was time when all people
were in need Of pins. That was
during the Stone Age, when no
one had heard of such thing as a
metal pin. Thorns, fishbones and
slivers of wood must have taken
the place of pins in those days.
When we find nshbones In a cave
where Stone Age people lived we
may guess that some of them were
used as pins, but we cannot be sure