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The Nome nugget., 1944-01-12
Five-Point Program
 Launched

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-tAP) A five-point legislative pro- gram, headed by the enactment of a national service law,' was rec commended to congress. The Pres ident proposed the national ser vice act for the duration, ito pre- vent strikes and with some excep- tions make available for war pro- auction, or any other essential services, every able-bodied adult in this nation"
 These are his other four points:
 "A realistic tax law.
 "A continuation law permitting renegotiation of war contracts.
 "A cost of food law
 Re-enactment of the Economic Stabilization Act which expires next June 30"
 The President said he was con- vinced the National Service Act was necessary.
 He said: Although I am con- Vinced we and our allies can win the war without such measures, I am certain nothing less than to- tai mobilization of manpoWer and capital resources can guarantee earlier victory"
 Supporting arguments for the act, he said, Millions of Amer jeans are not in this war at all. and the act would be a means by which every man and woman could make the fullest possible contribution to victory"
The Nome nugget., 1944-01-12
AUSSIES IN PUSH TO JOIN AMERICANS

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NEW GUINEA, Jan. 12-(AP)- Today, Australians using mortars, artillery and tanks against a strong Jap rear guard action, ad- Vanced across the Buri river on Huon Peninsula, on the New Gui- nea. coast in the push to join the American invasion troops at Sai- dor.
 The Japs staged determined re- Sistance with machine guns and m0rtarS but the Aussies took the best the enemy could offer and dug the Japs out of the path of advance. which brought the Aus tralians and Americans within but 50 miles of each other, tightening the squeeze on the enemy.
 Marine fighting in the Cape Gloucester area. almost directly across Xitiaz Strah from the Aus tralian success, advanced against counterattacks and stiffening re- sistance, both sides using artillery and bombers to aid in the strug- gle for the strategic height.
 American destroyers swept close to Choiseul Island to shell enemy positions which were left in flames.
 Choiseul Island, south of Bou- gainville in the Solomons, was by passed when Americans invaded Bougainville November lst.
 The enemy is believed to have evacuation forces there
The Nome nugget., 1944-01-12
MORE BABIES DURING l943

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-(Ap) The past wto years have given us a bumper crop of babies exceeds by one million, the last two years before Pearl Harbor.
 The census bureau reported the increase, noting the peak of new births was reached about a year after Pearl Harbor.
The Nome nugget., 1944-01-12
LONG RANGE FOR BOMBER

LONDON, Jan. 12.-A new type of American fighter plane, capa- ble of escorting bombers to Ber- lin and return, is believed to be the longest range of any single engined plane now operating in Europe.
 A variation of the P-51 Mus tang, United States army head quarters disclosed, the long-range fighters have been rumored for some time.
The Nome nugget., 1944-01-12
LOSS OF SHIPS WAS SMALL

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 12.- AP)-The few Liberty ships cracked up at sea was relatively unimportant, compared to the part the Libertys played in the war effort, said John Carmody, of the U. s. Maritime Commission.
The Nome nugget., 1944-01-12

You can buy your copy of The Nugget at A. Polet's Store, Nome's Drug Store, and of course, from the newsboy.
The Nome nugget., 1944-01-12
NOTICEi

Republicans are urged to attend meeting at 800 p. m., Thursday, in the court room of the Federal building. Election of officers, plat form and ticket will be discussed.
 H. G. MILLER,
 Acting President.
Evening star., 1944-06-15
Hi||man Posts $1,000 Bond
In Illegal Whisky Case

Isadore w. Hillman, 40, of the
1900 block of Newton street NV
posted 81 1000 bond yesterday before
United States Commissioner Need
ham C. Turnage, pending a removal
hearing June "a. Hillman is wanted
by Federal Court in New York in
connection with the sale of 1000
cases of whisky above OPA ceiling
prices.
Hillman, who is named in the in
formation with three other men, is
alleged to have sold the whisky to
Norfolk night clubs for s44l30,
when the ceiling price was about
$4,000
Charles A. Burke. one of the other
men wanted, was arraigned Satur-
day before Commissioner Turnage,
and his case was also continued un-
til June "a.
Evening star., 1944-06-15

ACCoUNTANTs--Firm of certified public
accountants requires the service of junior
pioyment; experience not essential: state
age. experience. draft status, salary ex-
aspvfKris2SS aissfa R9s s5'A saLEsMAx sssT part time
snt: ionE established, hiEh-class vir-
REPRESENTATIVE repre- Leads furnished: liberal
commission. School teacher or retired pro-
fessional man preferred; excellent, per
for nns internie8. view 10Th to the Ralph l. DumbroWer r
Asst. JANiToK, GOOD salary ard working
conditions: no experience necessary. Ieie-
AssisTAST MANAGER. gasoline service
station, thoroughly experienced in sutomo-
overtime pay. Apply Johnny's Service Sta
tiss 29.s sna nd Nsx x9Ek ave nv
popular brano hat store pleasant work:
MUM: experienced preferred, but willing
ass s. sToRf MANAGER 81
enced in mill supply or hardware trade
preferred; $50 for 4s-hr week. Call RE
AUTOMOBILE service estimator wanted
at once, We are looking for an ex'
all types OF cars. This is highly pao
sob and IT is permanent You are assured
conditions. See Mr.; Runion at once at the
Trew Motor Co. l4th and sts. NV. OF
ro sopy Asn Fl ENpER IS NAN
week, Se5. Reds GARAGE. 1st and Fla.
Afro MECHANIC. must be sober and re-
rage, Hyattsyills o436. .,-.
suIo .s week e work tHf
Chevy Chase Motor Co, T25 Wisconsin
bfaf 2SEehsNcss nj sfisf to GE York 0
ditions. one OF the best equipped shop.
hour, overtime II desired. This is perm.
anent postwar position. Apply Coaster
Pen.ise: 497 Florid. ave. ne.
SO, permanent job vacation with pay
1d M 1ess 1s1sTtRs s11sE .ln.S GE F. s9a2 e15
Motor Co, 7Sa5 Wisconsin ave. WI. 1888
AUTO OR TRUCK MECHANICS earn a,
much as S7b weekly and more. Thii
type Of work has been classed as not onl,
sex bsneists vacation. With s pay o' annua rnn'
bonuses and believe that we ofIer as hn'
ling eondfons gau as any
i4tS and = sts N n.w. caI hftS Decatur onot 1910 30
Our 30th year in businessl
BARBER for essential industry; roo COM
mission basis; pleasant working conditions
Call hi. 100, Ext. 800, Capt. Danov.
BARTENDER for exclusive restaurant To,
pay and good meals. Pleasant. comfort
able place to work. Please phone man
aser at home, Georgia 1922, in the morn
lns. for appointment, or apply AIS 18th ST
Nv. after pm in person. 15s
BEAUTY OPERATOR-EXception oppor
tunity in high-class place for a good op
orator.; the highest paid salary, Hour
from to 8; Saturday. from . to
Cuilbo. 1912 goth st. NV MI. 1870
BEAUTY OPERATORS for beauty salo
Of large dept store; pleasant working con
oitions: top eompensation. Apply person
nel ONCE. The Hecht Co. F st at 7tf
BELLBOY. colored with elevator oper
ator's. permit Apply Ebbitt Hotel. lot
And Fl SITS NV
tELLBoYs, colored. neat appearance
tor salsrv and tins. Apply timekeeper
6etel Dodse, 20 at. NV.
Evening star., 1944-06-15
W. w.; +; E. s
"

CLASS.
Bike repair class, hostels office,
o'clock tonight.
DANCE.
Roof garden dance, sponsored by
the Temple Youth Group, Jewish
Community Center, 9 o'clock to-
night.
EXHIBITS.
Army Air Forces exhibit of cap
tured enemy equipment, Washing
ton Monument Grounds, 10 am. to
10 pm. daily through July 8,
Richard Francis Lahey art eX-
hibit, Cohcoran Art Gallery, 9 am
to 4;30 pm. weekdays.
LUNCHEON.
Reciprocity Club, Mayflower Hotel
1890 pm. tomorrow.
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco The
ater, tonight: Baseball games by
diamond graph, Velva Nalley
Johnny Shaw Orchestra.
Junior Officers Club of Washing
too kOCfClCOClitIl SCp INV lOI
all junior officers of United Nations
10 am to midnight daily. Lunch,
dinner. lounge, library and garden.
Movie, THE Lady Has Plans
with Paulette Goddard and Ray
Milland, USO, Eighth and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, $50 o'clock to-
night.
USO picnic at Rock Greek Park,
given by Ladies of Manor House
Chapter of OAR, leave from Eighth
and Pennsylvania avenue NV, 6
o'clock tomorrow evening.
Boat ride. S. S. Potomac moon
light cruise, hostesses, for officers
and dates, sailing at $50 o'clock
tonight.
Service men and women may OBJ
tain information on numerous other
activities by calling the United Ma
tions Center, National 5000, or any
of the following USO numbers:
National 0614, National 3431, Execu-
tive 0428 or Republic 1927. Negroes
may call USO, Decatur 1864, or War
Hospitality, Decatur 7768.
Make the g0Od news better. Ruy
Evening star., 1944-06-15
HELP MEN.
Maintenance Supervisor.

NWU811UCiI011IC 0uECI VIOOAs
Well-estab blished real estate Arm has
an excellent opportunity for a man under
AS who is familiar with all phases oil
construction and maintenance of resi-
Dental property. The position offers an
excellent salary to the right person; must
have car. Write, giving past experience
education and salary desired. BOX 357-H
Star
Evening star., 1944-06-15
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER-Rents, notes. full or hafi
day; Col. Hts. sec. GE. GAG for salary
expected. experience, ref
BOOKKEEPER for essential industry
State age experience. salary expected
draft status. Box 23S-H. Star.
BUS BOY OR GIRL. IL am. to o. Ap-
WO 9TT9
FARM COUPLE, white, to manage 3-acre
farm fer young single man; apt, utilities
furnished. good salary to right party;
close-in Nc. on bus line; repairs. flowers
and pigeons main duties. SH. 422S. S-12
am. or Box SS-R, Star. 16'
WANTED. COUPLE, man and wife. house.
man and cook. in small sanatorium near
Bethesda live on plaee WI T30T
Evening star., 1944-06-15
D C. GEIGER, Attorney,
Bond Bldg.

Certificate in re change OF name OF
Golden Distributors,. Inc, This is 70
Of the Code of Law for the District of Co.
lumhia, a meeting of the stockholders and
. meeting of the directors of the above
titled corporation were held in Washington,
D. c., on June 9th, 1914, anG a resolution
was unanimously passed at each of the
above meetings to change the corporate
name from the Standard Gold Mining Co.
to the Golden Distributors Inc. Signed
and sealed JUNE 9Th. 1914. MATTHEW
RAMAGE, President: THEODARE T. COL
DEN, Secretary. City of WASHINGTON, Dis
trict of Columbia. I, FRED c. GEIGER,
. Notary Public in and for the above
District. do hereby certify that on this day
personally appeared before me Matthew
Ramage and Theodore T: Golden. whose
names are signed as President and Secre-
tary, respectively. to the foreeoing Certifi-
cate for changing the name OF the Stand
ard Gold Mining Co. to the Golden Dis
tributors, Inc, dated the 9th day Of June,
1914, and who are to me personally well
known and acknowledged the signing of
the said instrument and that the same is
their free act and deed Given unGer my
FRED c. GEIGER, Notary Public, D. C.
ie15. % .2e.jy6
GAS WATER HEATERS.
20. 80, 40 gal. automa tic; no cash needed
small monthly payments; immediate in
stslla D. A. Stansbury. Lincoln 1929
Evening star., 1944-06-15

BY THE AUTHORITY Of the Mayor and
Of the town Of ehesaDeaEe
in the State of Maryland and who Gesire
to vote in the November election for
Mayor and six Councillors will be required
70 resister June II or August 10, 1914
Registration hours / to pm, Town Hall,
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
FRED C. GEIGER, Attorney,
lAU
Evening star., 1944-06-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Make the good news better: Buy
more War Bonds.
Evening star., 1944-06-15
ATTENTION.

WHITE MEN AND WOMEN-Have you 3
hours spare time daily. . am. to IL
noon; l to 4 pm? Could you use an extra
So per day for three hours work? Pull
time work also available. Age no handicap
If active. Call in person. 513 st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-06-15
SHOE statesmen

Excellent opportunity for permanent
position for men. with proper mems or
women's shoe selling BACKGROUND. Good
salary; ideal working conditions Apply
in person. inexperienced men will also
be considered
RICH'S SHOE STORE.
Evening star., 1944-06-15
PHARMACISTS.

Registered; excellent salary. 6-day week.
Splendid working conditions vacations
with pay. Permanent position, with ad-
vancement opportunities. Apply to Mr..
c. B. Aldrich.
PEOPLES DRUG STORES,
CFF1CE, II ST. NE.
Evening star., 1944-06-15
HELP MEN.
GUARD


For defense plant, hours, 1 pm. TO am
Pleasant working conditions. Apply Bowen
L. CO. 47l2 Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1944-06-15
HELP MEN.
FOOD STORE MANAGER.

An unusual opportunity for pro-
sressvs merchandiser. with recent chain
store experience preferred. Opportunity
is limited only by your own ability In a
young progressive chain organization. Un-
usual earnings with pleasant working
conditions Call Mr.. Hart, OK. 0.S0 for
Evening star., 1944-06-15
7 Wv O'. ". '
WATERS

Colored, for dinner period, 5 weekday
evenings and all day Sundays See Mrs.
Bryan, l634 Conn. ave. Ivy Terrace.
BOYS, 16 YRS. OR OVER.
FULL OR PART TIME
No experience necessary. Apply Miss
Ffer, western Union, Room COL. 40
Evening star., 1944-06-15
MEN WANTED
For Essential Cafeteria Work
WHITE AND COIORED.
LEARN A TRADE.

Prepare yourself for permanent life
time. well-paying profession with unlimited
opportunities for rapid advancement, paid
while learning. aged l6 to S. also want
experienced anC inexperienced ONCE help.
Apply daily before noon Rothstein Dental
LII - Lran
Evening star., 1944-06-15
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TEACHER.

Applicant must be university graduate.
an experienced teacher of Gregg short
hand functional method. and available for
day-session classes by June 90. Apply at
STRAYER COLLEGE, 18th and r sts. NV.
MA lT4S ask for Mr plryis
Evening star., 1944-06-15
GAS WATER HEATERS.
HELP MEN.

20. 80, 40 gal. automatic; no cash needed
small monthly payments; immediate in
stsllation. D. A. Stansbury. Lincoln 1929
Evening star., 1944-06-15

SALESLADIES :
For dresses and cloth coats. Liberal
salary and commission. Pleasant WORKING
conditions. Full or part time.
SAKS, ~
$40 18th st. NV
ALTERATION HANDS,
Experienced. for dresses and cloth coats.
Liberal salary. Pleasant working condi.
tions.
SAKS.
6l0 18th st, NV.
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1944-06-15
DRUG CLERKS

Experience desirable but not necessary.
Good salary. Vacation with pay; 8-hour
dav. 6-day week Apply at any
PEOPLES DRUG STORES
Or EMPLOYMENT once.
n p Sf NE
Evening star., 1944-06-15
ENGINEER

For important war project, ex-hams, radio
Servicemen with BACKGROUND of expert
ence in construction of receivers or sound
equipment. Discharged veterans with serv-
ice training in maintenance and repair
of electronic equipment urgently needed.
For most important war work An oppor-
be Of most value to your country Good
pay for qualified men. pleasant working
conditions Apply Bowen g. Co, Inc,
41l2 Bethesda ave. Bethesda Nd.
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e. d md y The h Hun A o hnued
railroad
dro not mtna aoweddo stan
= he Of bhn \ ouher france
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mel do Nigane, ceprav je bila
tako nestalna, tako cudne nara
We. Zalka, &c mi ne mores od-1
pusti, mi stori vsaj Sc emo u
slugo,, izpolni samo emo pros
MO. Maj vidim Sc enkrat svoje
!dete, ljubega Franceka, Sc en-
krat maj Sc razvesele mole oci
mad njegovim prijaznim obraz-
kom - Sc enkrat maj ga obja-
mem, pritisnem ma svoje srce in
poljubim; potem pa hoeem 20
pet ven v siroki svet, kjer bonn
jokal "a svojo izgubljeno sreco,
dokler me smrt ne resi- il te
solzne doline. Tisoc tolarjev, XII
jih imam pri sebi, pustim tebi
"a svojega ~otroka."
Po teh Francetovih, skoro O.
bupnih besedah Sc je Zalka
obema rokama ovila okrog nje-
govega vratu, potem pa je solz-
nih oci rekla z umirajocim, ko-
maj slisnim glasom:
France! moi ljubi, dobr
France! Moi 81, France, in "a
yes svet in "a vse ma svetu te
ne pustim odtod. Ne, ne smes
me zopet zapustiti!'
"In ali hoces biti zopet moja
nevesta - postati moja zena?'
"Da, tvoja nevesta, France!'
lie Zalka skoro zavrisnila same
ga veselja; "tako srecno Sc Gu
tim kakor takrat, ko 81 me pr
vic snubil, da Sc veliko srecnej
So"
Med tenn pa je postalo re po
polnoma temno, ko sta Franc
in Zalka Sc vedno sedela roko '
roki ma klopi.
"Noc bo,' slednjic venda
opozorila zena, "domov morava
- France, kan 81 pa pravza
prav mislil iti, da 81 prisel sem
i kaj?'
: "Namenjen sem bill k zupnik
} v Radovljico," j je odgovor
' France precej zmedeno. TX
j, sem ramrec sedel tam gori z
: onim plotom in Sc oziral prot
r Anzelju, sem mislil, da vidim tt
: be in da te slisim, kako vessel
4 in brezskrno prepevas in
a smejas; tedaj mi je postalo t.
a ko hudo in tesno pri srcu, da
o nikdar nisem znal in vedel maj
e pomoci . In vendar sem
j. moral poiskati tolazbe. z a t
sem sklenil It'll k zupniku v RI
dovljico, XII je bill v prejsnjih Ct
sih z menoj tako dober in pr
jazen, da bi pred MIN razl
svoje srce in pri MEM nasel t<
lazbe in utehe."
"In da bi meme ocrnil, ks
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DR.. Presv. Srca Jezusovega

DR.. Presv. Srca Jezusovega
Predsednik Frank Baraga,
77O2 Lockyear Ave.; podpred-
sednik Anton Hlabse, 1882 E.
II St.; tajnik Frank A. Turek,
985 Addison Rd.; blagajnik An
drej Tekauc, 1923 E. u Place;
|zapisnikar Malta Oblak, 1895
E. 60 St.; nadzorniki: Anton
Pozelnik, John Znidarsic in
John Martincic. Drustvo zboru-
je vsako drugo nedeljo v mese-
Gu v SIND oh eni uri popoldne v
dvorani st. 3 stare poslopje'
Assessment Sc pobira ma seji in
vsakega rs. v mesecu ma domu
tajnika cd 6. do $50 zvecer.
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, j III u
ne, 0 ii porednez?' % ga je skusa-
la Zalka ljubeznivo tzbadati. -
"Pravzaprav bi bilo res dobro,
da bi ii bila malo ponagajala,
ker mi se vedno tako malo zau-
pas" =..zs..
Ia nagajanje pa tt nikakor
nisi sposobna; 81 preljubezniva
in predobra, Zalka," Sc il je
sladkal France; "toda povej mi
vendar, kdo pa je bill potem ona
zenska, XII ii je bila tako podob'
na?" .-.
(Dalje prihodn1ic)
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CRNA ZENA
Zeodovinsko poves+
Priredil Jovoron
Priredil Jovoron

smilila in Sc mi Sc smili, ker
drugace nj mogla; - prevroce
je Garcia po njenih zilah cigan-
ska kri."
"Ciganska kri?" je presene-
cena zakricala Zalka, mar je
bila ciganka
"Da, bila je edino dete cigan-
skega vojvoda bosniskega,' je
odgovoril moz pocasi, "po svo-
:jem stanu in premozenju prin-
cesinja."
"Ciganka! - Ciganka! :"
'Zalka, poslusaj me, natanko
ii moran povedati vso svojo in
memo zgodovino," jo je naglo-
ma prekinil MOI. "Pojdi, sediva
| ma klop, truden sem ze. - Ko
hos enkrat vedela vse, potem
me sodi."
"Jaz, da hi tebe sodila ?" mu
ie otozno odgovorila ona, 'ne,
tega ne morem, proved te lju-
bim.'
Slednje Zalkine besede so po-
mirjevalno vplivale ma France
tovo srce. Prijel je Zalko "a ro-
ko in jo potegnil k sebi ma klop;
nato Je pa zacel zatrjevati:
"Vse moras izvedeti, Zalka
vse do picice natanko - pre-.
ne MAIDEN miru, zakaj sicer b
moral vso tvojo naklonjenost
in ljubeznivost smatrati ko1
tatvino.'
Potem je zacel pripovedovat
zgodovino vsega svojega zivlje
MIA, zacensi Cd omega dne, ko sc
ga smrtnoranjenega prinesli
ciganski tabor, pa do trenotka
ko je komaj pred cetrt ure 20
; pet nasel Zalko ma klopi, kje,
sta zdaj sedela. Zalka ga je paz
, 1.-Two in vidnim zanimanjen
, poslusala. Tako 1.-Two je sledil;
njegovemu pripovedovanju, d;
je veckrat osupnila, Sc stresla p'
vsem zivotu in cesto so svetl
solze socutja in ginjenja poro
sile njena lica.
: Ko je France dokoncal burn
povest svojega zivljenja, je Zal
/ ka obsedela tho in memo, ka
| kor mrtva. Njegovo cuvstven'
4 popisovanje jo je tako presunil'
in vznemirilo, da nj mogla IL
, pregovoriti nobene besede. -
Francetu je postalo neizmern'
( tesno pri srcu - dasiravno s.
} je cutil cudovito olajsanega -
njegov pogled pa je bill nepre
. micno uprt ma Zalkine ustnice
: pricakujoc odgovora. Ker pa j
Zalka molcala dalje, Sc il je s
: boil priblizal, prijel memo rokc
pa jo takoj spet izpustil. Poten
= je pa kakor v potrdilo Sc enkra
e rekel:
il "Zalka, zdaj YES vse - nit
= najmanjse stvarce tt nisem "a
i kril. Zdaj yes, da sem te resnie
no ljubil in da te bonn ljubil d
: svojega zadnjega zdihljaja; We
u pa tudi, kaksne dolznosti sem
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Mali oglasi

cE POTREBUJETE novo streho all pa
6e je treba vaSO streho popraviti, 20
obrnite do mas. IxvrSimo velika in mai
hna dela na trgovskih poslopijih In do
movih. Brezpla6ni proraEun.
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HCI1JC HAooI4 u1oA, HuS~A AA>' NV
izgovorim, kar moras vedeti;
sicer mi DO Sc tezje opisovati tt
svojo bedo. - Bill sem ze pre-
je porocen. zal, da tt pred ma
jino poroko nisem razjasnil svo-
jega prejsnjega zivljenja; to je,
kar me tako zelo pece. Torej l.
mel sem ze zeno. Pa ia moi "a
kon nj bill srecen; nisva bila
namrec drug "a drugega - "a
kaj, to ii povem pozneje i
Prigodila Sc je velika nesreca,
pri kateri je navidezno umrla
tudi moja zena. Celia vista moz
mi je zatrdilo pod prisego, da je
res umrla; pa so bill tudi tako
jasni sledovi in znaki, da nihce
nj mogel dvomiti njeni smrti-
- Cez nekaj casa po tenn do
godku sem zapustil oni kraj in
sc preselil ma Gorenjsko. Tu
sem spoznal tebe in te vzljubil.
Pred najino poroko so mi po-
slali il mojega prejsnjega bivs-
lisca postavno potrdilo, da sem
prost. Vse je bilo pravilno po-
trjeno pecatom in podpisom
postavnih oblasti: da je moja
zena res umrla in da sem JAZZ
prost. Niti v sanjah bi mi ne
bilo prislo ma misel, da more ze-
ma Sc ziveti. - In vendar je Il
vela Nj unrla, ampak je lie
prisla v suznost. In potem, ko
sva midva zivela najsrecnejse
dneve, je ncnadoma prisla ma
povrsje v.cudni postavi --'
"Crna zena?" ga je vprasaje
prekinila Zalka.
"Da, crna zena. - Dolgo me
je iskala in ko me je slednjic
nasla, je strastno povdarjala
svoje pravice do meme -. 0
Zalka, ne morem tt povedatl,
kaj sem vse takrat prestal in
pretrpel. Do1znost in ljubezen
sta bojevala mojem srcu stra-
Sen boj, toda dolznost je mora,
la zmagati. - K OF znacajen
MOI in kot kristjan sem moral
iti svojo pravo zeno, drugega
mi nj preostajalo. Da bi pa prl'
hranil tebi in otroku sramoto
zato sem odsel skrivaj, brez slo'
vesa in sem ii zamoleal vzrok
svojega bega O, Zalka, bile
je grozno ~
I'm kje je zdaj crna zena?'
ga je vprasala Zalka dalje, "a
drzujoc sapo.
"Umrla je,' je zalostno odgo
voril France.
Umrla? - Gotovo in resnic
no umrla? - Ali res ne pride
nikdar vec?" ga je v eni sap
izprasevala Zalka, "ali yes po
polnoma gotovo, da res ne xiv
vec?"
'Da, umrla je oh onem groz
mem vnetju spodnika ma spikl
- nesrecna, uboga zena! il j
odgovoril France solznimi oc
mi; "jaz sam in Kroparski mo
EEK sva jo pokopala Sc isto no'
ma pokopaliscu pri cerkvici sv
Vida; - Bog jima bodi obem;
milostlJ;v!'
'Torej je bilo vendar res, ka
so pripovedovali ljudje in ka
sem 81 sama domisljala? - To
da, France, zalosten 81 in joka
"a crno zeno. - Zelo rad 81 j
pac incl in jo ne mores pozabi
ti?"
IL teh njenih besed je odse
valo nekako ljubosumnje. Fran
ce il je prosti in odprto pogle
dial obraz in lahno rekel:
"Da, Zalka, rad sem jo ime
in sem il bill zvest, kar je zahte
vala cd meme dolznost, do zad
NIGGA trenotka. Toda pravo
mocno in globoko ljubezen, k
napolnjuje cello srce in vse xiv
ljenje mozevo, to sem obcutj
lie zate in "a nikogar drugeg'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-06
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kuhinjsko pee, belo porcelana-
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vec drugih komadov pohistva.
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