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Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-22
Chief Recommended

Jack King, acting city fire chief, will be recommended for the permanent position as the result of the Volunteer Fire De partment's action Monday night in naming him their choice, with the additional recommendation of George Magnusen as assist ant chief. The fire chief position
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-22

been brought from his home on Larsen's Bay the week before for medical attention.
 Hansen was well-known here and was 8 former owner of the Belmont cafe.
 Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon with inter- ment in the local cemetery. It IS believed he is survived by a sister in Norway, where he was born.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-22


 was declared vacant by the council when It was lea former chief Wm. Neiderhs did not plan to return from leave of absence.
 Actual appo ntment is I by the council, and the re mendations of the firemen be acted upon at the next T ing of the council, Mor Jan. "A.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-22

Hans Hansen, old-time resi- dent of Kodiak, passed away Wednesday mcrnlng at the Grif- fin Memorial hospital. He had
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-22

FOR SALES room, 4 room & two l-room houses, 5 lots Melvin Jole, 6l Mission I'd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

aims bi & 6 e S {
dealers in dia-
monds, was sell
/ n G a I $40 a
share. The same
stock is bringing
$50 a share to-
day.
The increase in
the wartime use
of industrial dia-
monds has some
thing to do with
this situation -
b ut mostly it's
love. During the
past II months
the engaging and
marrying males
of England and
the United States
have pl u n X e d
down $50, $50, 600
for the sparklers.
The demand Is
so great that the
diamond miners
of South Africa
are w or k in e
overtime. And so
long as Uncle
Sam and j o h n
Bull are stirred
by w at tn e
poets like TO call
"the tender pas
sion," the boom
will continue.
The S I a [ isti-
clans who COM
piled tn e inter-
esting figures on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

~NE of these days Uncle Sam
is going to take the island of
~ Formosa away from the Japs
and give it back TO the Chinese.
A tribe Of aboriginal TOUCHES will
help us do ii, but we probably won't
try to get chummy with these
friends" of ours-because it's an old
custom with them 10 save other peo-
pies faces. BY cutting off the heads
of strangers who venture into their
jungle bailiwick.
These rugged and inhospitable
head-hunters are listed among the
sub-races of mankind as the Atayals
and, sometimes, as the Taiyals.
Back in 1895-when the little brown
brothers from the Land of the Cherry
Blossom grabbed the rich island of
Forrnosa away from the Chinese
the Taiyals began saving Jap face.
And the Nips hated il.
When a company Of the invaders
showed up in the mountainous stamp
ing ground of the Taiyals, the tribes
men would hide in the treetops and
the underbrush and 60 TO work with
blowguns and bolos.
Hundreds of Japs were liquidated
with poisoned darts and with the
heavy bladed knives and their
toothy, coconut shaped skulls were
stuck UP on poles until the vultures
picked them white and clean. Then
they were added 10 the collection OF
crania in the tribal council house.
The top men in Toxic resented this
way of saving Jap face. So did the
soldiers unlucky enough TO be sent
into the territory of the Taiyals. The
swish of poisoned arrows and Of bolo
knives made all OF them nervous
and a lot of them extinct.
The Japs never did conquer the
Taiyals, even when they bombed their
villages from the air and tried to
hem them in with $50 miles Of highly
charged electric fence.
Until the savages figured out what
TO do about the strands strung
through their jungle some of them
were fried black by contact with the
wire. But they finally felled trees
across the little shiny vines that
killed" and walked across the trunks
TO send more of their ruthless enemies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Farming Underwater

The fish that eat these more nutri-
tious weeds grow bigger and fatter
than their cousins that feed on or
binary undersea plants. They're bet
ter eating and bring a higher price
The experimental aqueous farms
are big pens" into which the fish
swim-and can't get out. II is n
simple matter TO scoop them our
these enclosures by the netful. 8
tered along the rugged English and
Scottish shores are hundreds of coves
that can be economically converted
into fish farms of various acreage.
II the scheme proves practical, the
postwar years may see hundreds of
farmers" along the coasts of the
British Isles raising marine vege-
tables-and bigger fish.
rrHU aAsEnEraN Vx,uGUUv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Observation-Disclosures

romance an d
the diamond
business have brok en-
down their findings 10
reveal some fascinating
details.
The average English
man, for example, spends
from $50 to 500 when
he goes into a jewelry
store TO get an engage
ment, or a wedding, ring
for the girl Of his dreal
The average American. "
more money In his pocket,
vests about three times
much when he buys a bau
for the hand Of the bride-to
The diamond merchants
ness will be even better
Nazis and the Nips are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

A s SOME smart old sage long
"a ago remarked, it's love that
Y y makes the world go round.
He might have added-and keeps the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

diamond merchants prosperous and
happy.
Four years ago the stock of the
DeBeers Company, one of Great Brit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

A FTER the war England Is likely
"A to have lot of farmers who'll
V never turn furrow or milk
cow How many such agriculturists
will help TO feed John Bull, and make
a good living for themselves, depends
on the outcome of experiments now
going on along the Scottish coast.
The project is under way at Argyll
shire and is in the hands of Pro
lessor J. Richie, a Zoologist at Edin-
burgh University. He calls il fish
farming.
The professor and his associates
have demonstrated that they can en-
rich the submarine vegetable growths
on which certain fish feed. They do
this by adding sodium nitrate and
phosphates TO sea water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

on a headless visit
to their honorable
ancestors.
The Yanks are all
for the/Taiyal meth
cd of saving Jap
face, but when they
get to Formosa
there1l be no pleas
ant powwows be-
tween these forces
fighting in a COM
mon cause.
1t seems that the
Taiyals have been
h e a d-hunters for
centuries and that
the collecting of hui
man skulls is a So
cial a n d religious
custom with them.
No Taiyal male Is
looked upon as a
man until he has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

brought home at least one head,
and no tribal belle would think
of marrying the boy friend until 1
he fetches her a hacked-off head N
to decorate their living room.
And there are persistent rumors
that the Taiyal women like to lop off
an occasional alien Uranium, too.
For the past 40 years Jap heads have
been preferred, but a young savage
will take what he can get
The Yank army and navy like the
way the Taiyals save Jap face, but
they don't figure TO do any hobnob-
bing with these hard-boiled savages
they don't want to lose their heads
on the road to Toxic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
They Save JapFaces

NE of these days Uncle Sam
is going to take the island of
Formosa away from the Japs
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-05
IL KANSASA

Veliko pisarenja je re bio gle
de sramotnega volilnega reda v
juznih drzavah, XII zahteva kot
predpogoj volilne pravice, da
volilec plaza takozvani poll tax
ali pa da to z delom odsluzi.
Ia problem je bill re veckrat
pred kongresom, ker Sc liberal
nejsi element trudijo izbrisati
to sramotno pego il Zed. draw.
Ampak zastopniki juznih draw
Sc krcevito oklepajo tega milne
ga starega privilegija in SO znali
do zdaj Sc vselej prepreciti spre-
jem federalnega zakona, XII hi
odpravil tisti juznjaski privile-
gil. &c nj slo drugace SO pa z OBJ
strukcijo p~reprecili glasovanje.
Govorili SO 0 vseh mogocih stva-
reh in preprecili redno delo to-
like casa, da je bila predloga u
~maknjena il dnevnega reda; in
to obetajo tudi v BODICE.
V juznih drzavah je Sc vedno
sled pc nekaksni aristokraciji.
Omenjeni zakon omejuje reve-
zem volilno pravico in posebno
ie naperjen proti crncem. Ia
stopniki juznih draw javno po-
adarjajo, da mora tam belo pie
me "a vsako ceno obdrzati mad
Waldo. Dobro vedo, da hi z cd
pravo poll taxa prislo Min go
spodarstvo v reSno nevarnost,
ker imajo crnci marsikje vecino.
Ampak vedno to ne DO Slo.
Komur ia stvar nj znana, mi
sli, da znaSa tisti davek morda
par dolarjev ma leto, ampak nj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-05

blagajne. Zaeno S tenn delom Sc
je oglasalo, da DO ma konferenci
oddan vojni bond. To delo je tai
nix izvrSil in skrbel, da so mu
bile knjizice in nabrane vsote
pravocasno vrnjene. Tako 81 ie
konferencna blagajna spet ne
koliko opomogla.
Dvignjeno Stevilko 682 "a vol
nj bond je incl John Kostanic il
Coverdala in bond MENU izro-
cen.
Ia tajnika je bill ponovno, So
glasno izvoljen Jacob Ambro-
zich in "a organizatorja John
Tercelj. Naglasa Sc, da mai jima
pomagamo vsi, da Sc naSe delo
"a napredno stvar pozivi in osta-
ne ma p~ovrSju.
Sprejet je predlog, ola nasa
konferenca da oglas v Majski
glas kot obicajno.
Louis Britt omeni, da je umrl
veliki borec "a delavsko stvar,
James H. Maurer. Pojasnuje
njegovo delovanje in zasluge.
Mary Fradel omeni, da sno
izgubili tudi sodruga Lovrenca
Kavcica.
Predsednik pozove navzoce.
maj jima v znak spostovanja vs.
tanejo S sedezev.
VrSila Sc je kratka razprava
glede knjig V angleScini "a naso
mladino. Koncno je sklenjeno,
da ia konferenca apelira ma Cd
Dor Prosvetne matice, da mai IL
da "a svojo prihodnjo knjigo po-
vest starega priseljenca, XII je BIZ
la objavljena v Prosveti.
Kolekta med navzocimi V dvo-
rani v prid Proletarca je znasala
$26.
Pred zakljuckom je govoril
Anton Zornik o agitaciji, poto-
vanju pc naselbinah, Q Proletar-
Gu, 0 vojni in prihodnjih VOLT
yah.
Zbornica Sc zahvali upravi
dvorane druStva Postojnska ia
ma "a prostore in naklonjenost
Predsednik Tercelj zakljuci zbo-
~rovanje z apelom "a veci aktiv-
nosti V korist nasega pokreta.
Pc zborovanju SO napredne
zene Gospodinjskega kluba ser
virale udelezencem okusno We.
cerjo, potem pa Sc je vrsila \
spodnjih prostorih prosta zaba.
va, Xxi je potekla V najboljsen
razpolozenju.
Geo. Smrekar, zapisnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-05
JOHN SUKLE
POSTAL FARMER

Paonia, Colo. = Naselbino
Crested Butte, V osrcju CORA,
kjer sem prezivel toliko let, sem
zapustil vsled zdravstvenih OH
row. Tu ma Paoniji sem 81 kupil
malo kmetijo, da ma Mi prebi-
jem svoja poslednja leta. Prese-
lii sem Sc nanjo S hcerjo in ze-
tom.
Tezko mi je bio zapustiti mo-
10 stare naselbino in prijatelie,
S katerimi sem zivel zadnjih As
let in oh priloznostih peli naSe
lepe slovenske pesmi.
Steer nisem Sci tako dalec
stran = komaj petdeset mill cez
gore in hribe, a v takih kraiih
je to re zelo dalec. Vendar pa
Sc bono S prijatelji V Crested
Buttu Sc videli, ako DO zdravje.
Tukaj sem 81 kupil 35 akrov
zemlje, sploh vso kmetijo z oro-
diem, kravami in kokosmi vred.
Tu rastejo hruske, breskve in ia
bolka.
Nedavno sem trtje obrezaval
- prvic pc AZ letih, pa sem to
delo S pozabil. A Sc bonn pri-
vadil. Pozdrav vSem V moi
orejsnji naselbini in prijateljem
V drugih krajih.
John SukIe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-05
.Zapisnik conference JSZ in Prosvetne
matice "a zapadno Pennsylvania
dine rs. marca v Strabanu

stih "a napredno stvar, Q unijah
it'd.
Izobrazevalni dom v Library
ju sta zastopala Jacob Dermota
in Leo Prijatelj in porocala 0 de-
lovanju v MUM naselbini.
Clanici BartoI in Krulc poroca-
ii 0 Gospodinjskem kluba druS.
1873 in. Q tezkocah, XII Jill klub
ina svsled sedanjih razmer.
Jacob Ambrozich je porocal
kot zastopnik Samostojnega
druStva ma Moon Runu.
Razpravc. Pc ten porocilih
Sc je pricela obSirna razprava o
Proletarcu, Majskem glasu in
koledarju, K temu predmetu SO
govorili skoro vsi navzoci in po-
udarjali vaznost Proletarca, in
0 delu ter agitaciji zanj, Ola ga
ohranimo. Vreden je, da bi "a
hajal v vsako slovensko hiso, ker
ia list je mas ucitelj budnik in
vodnik v delavsko zavednost.
Poudarja Sc, da sedai, ko SO
ljudje vsi zaposleni, in je vojna
prosperiteta ma vrhuncu, Jill je
lazje %prepricati in pridobiti "a
narocnika, samo potruditi Sc je
nam treba.
Zares so Sc izmed navzocih
Guile zelo iskrene BESIDE v prid
Proletarca in bio je mnogo pri-
porocil, kako pospesiti agitacijo
zanj.
Louis Britt govori 0 potrebi
Sirjenja delavske zavesti med
mladino. Ako dobimo med MO
zaslombo "a naSo napredno
stvar, DO nam veliko pomagala,
CINEMA naSe fante v vojaSki stu
zbi, med katerimi je tudi niegov
edini sin, sedaj nekje preko
morja.
Tainik Konference Jacob Am
brozich izvaja, kako bi bilo mo-
goce vec storiti "a naso stvar in
v korist s%plosnega gibanja in
vprasa navzoce "a mnenje in
sklep, kje in kdaj Sc maj vrsi ma
sa prihodnja konferenca.
Gula so Sc razlicna mnenja.
Nekateri SO priporocali, da Sc
mai to ~vprasanje prepusti odbo-
ri, oziroma tajniku, Xxi maj pri-
hodnje zborovanje sklice pc svo-
ii uvidevnosti in doloci cas- in
kraj seize.
Tajnik smatra, da je potrebno
to skleniti takoj, ma tenn zboro-
vanju. Pc razpravi o tenn ie bilo
predlagano in soglasno sprejeto.
da maj Sc prihodnja konferenca
JSZ in Prosvetne matice vrSi ce-
trio nedeljo v septembru (dne
"a. sept v Strabanu, Pa.
Predlog, da Sc izrece tajniku
Jacobu Ambrozichu "a njegovo
delo xxi ga vrsi brezplacno) pri-
znanje in zahvalo, je bill sogla-
sno sprejet.
v tednih pred to konferenco
je incl posebno veliko della z
razdajanjem knjizic "a zbiranje
! prispevkov v prid konferencne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-05

tako malenkostna. Govoril sem
S poStarjem, XII je pred lett nekai
casa farmal V Oklahomi. Pravil
mi je: "Nekega dne je prisel k
meni lokalni politician in me o.
pomnil, da je zadnji cas- da po-
ravnam volilni davek, &c hocem
glas ovati pr prihcdnjih VOLT
vah. Kako to? Sal sem rojen v
Ameriki, in ola ne bi incl volilne
pravice? Pa mi je pojasnjeval
kaj pomeni poll tax. VpraSal
sem ga, koliko della je treba izvr-
siti "a okraj, ker gotovine nj
mann. Odgovor je bill, da prilicno
teden dni z uprego ali pa mesec
dni sam S krampom in lopato.
Povedal sem mt maj gre k vragu
S tako volilno pravico; drugo le-
to sem pa pustil tamkajSnje far
marstvo, XII mi itak nj ugajalo."
"Tole mi ne gre V glavo." Ka-
ko da rojak IL Kansasa, Penne
ali Clevelanda, XII donna ne da
mic "a vse tisto S elmer ga socia-
listicni 'fehtaci" pr vsaki pri-
Tiki nadlegujejo, ko obisce Chi
cago, ne pozabi p~ogledati tudi
Center" in Sc predstaviti kot
rojak cd tam in tam, xxi je re
marsikaj storil "a delavske stva-
rip"
HIM, morda ie res nekoc par
mesecev spadal k soc. klubu, ko
je bio to V modi in 81 "a Prvi
maj kupil rdeco kravato. PRO
letarec, Koledar, Majskiy glas!"
Kdaj je re vse tisto pozabil, kar
je tam notri napisano."
Kot vas v "Centru'', tako tudi
mas zunaj veseli &c gre tax rojak
vas pogledat in vidi ola ste z vse-
mi prijazni ljudje in da innate
ceden glavni stan, da torej lie nj
ste tiste grose, XII jih posiljamo V
Chicago, pokadili ma cigarah.
LIE &c bi ga kako vi mogli ma
vdusiti "a delavske ustanove Ia
ko, ola bi kaj tistega duha prime
sci S seboj domov. Pa zgleda, da
ne gre. Steer je pa razumljivo.
da ga "spodnji" prostori boil "a
nimajo kot zgornji; in duh, XII Sc
ga clovek nabere tam doll, ne
traja dolgo.
LetoSnji izredno mill zimi V
januarju in nekoliko hladnej-
Sem februarju, SO sledili mokri
in mrzli marcevi dnevi. Koncem
marca je pa pritisnila huda lima
S snegom in ledom in konec ie
cvetoci hbreskev in up ma sad je
sci pc vodi. A. ShuIar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-05
VLADIMIR
Velika sobota.

.VeI1Kd SOUOLd.
Diva vitka, gotska stolpa, vi
soka in izgubljajoca Sc v noe, sa-
niata mad neStetimi razkosnimi
palacami in tlakovanimi utica
mi, polnimi ljudi in Sc vlaznimi
cd popoldanskega dezja, spolz'
kimi in gladkimi, da 81 plinske
svetiljke obcudujejo v Nth svo-
ia sloka t~elesa; = mad dolgimi
vrstami taksijev; mad kinopla-
kati in prometnimi strazniki; =
mad blescece razsvetljenimi IL
lozbenimi okni trgovin S pohi-
Stvom, radioaparati, konfekcijo,
krznom in dragulji, XII Sc vsak
ustavlja pred mimi in 81 jih Ii
vahno ogleduje; mad knjigar-
Mani z izlozenimi deli Gorkega.
Londona, Ehrenburga, Kischa,
Gladkova in drugih, "a katere Sc
ne zmeni nobeden ali kvecjemu
kak student brez ~povrsnika, z
zmeckanimi hlacami in raztrga-
mimi nogavicani V oguljenih cev-
liih; - mad tramvaji in avtomo-
bill. ter njihovimi reflektorji, XII
Sc lovijo in izgubljajo V ulicah,
kot kresnice " poletni noel brez
meseca; - mad kavarnami, svet-
lobno reklamo in elektricnimi
urami; - sanjata silva,
hladna, mrka in vzviSena mad
vrvenjem, metezem, hrupom,
smehom in kricanjem pod sabo,
kot da Sc ju vse to popolnoma
mic ne tice. LIE zvonovi IL njiju
oznanjajo Veliko noe, prank
miru in Sprave.
Velika sobota. Andrea Sc vra-
ca z della. Utrujen cd dolgocas-
mega nakladanja opeke ma elek-
tricno dvigalo, prenasanja desk
"a opaze, vecnega hrupa bencin-
Skega motorja "a meSanje ce-
menta in peska ter premocen cd
dezja, XII je prsel popoldne, da Sc
sedaj cuti njegove hladne dotike
ne vratu in golih rokah in dalmu
obleka, XII 10 je ugrel S pospeSe-
no hojo V mesto, zaudarja pc to-
plem in vlaznem. S tezavo Sc
preriVa med praznicno obleceni-
mi ljudmi, Xxi jih je polna utica;
med smejocimi Sc mladci V la
kaStih cevljih, svilenimi sail in
dvignjenimi ovratniki ma povrS-
nikih; med dekleti z mladimi,
pravilnimi, skladnimi te1esi, "a
vitimi V diSece krzno in move, O.
kusne vecerne plaSce. Pomaga 81
komolci in vsak cas- stopa S tro-
toarja med tracnice, kjer je vec
proStora, a mora cato temboli
patti ma rezki glas tramvajske-
ga zvonca, XII ga pogosto opomi-
MIA, maj Sc umakne.
Hit mimo Stevilnih raznaSa-
cev in prodajacev vseh mogocih
casopiSov V velikonocni izdaji:
mimo siromaSno oblecenih NAL
ckov, XII neprenehoma, S prose
elm glasom, ponujajo uvele po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-05

Konferenca JSZ in Prosvetne
matice "a zapadno Pennsylvania
10 je bila sklicana ma nedeljo
&c. marca 1914 v dvorano dru-
stva Postojnska jana stew. 1873
SNIP, Strabane, Pa.
Zborovanje Sc je9pricelo OBJ 2.
pop. Otvoril ga je tajnik Konfe-
renee Jacob Ambrozich, XII Sc je
v kratkem nagovoru zahvalil ma
vzocim "a tako obilno udelezbo.
Ia predsednika zborovania je
oil soglasno izvoljen John Ter
cell in "a zapisnikarja George
Smrekar.
Precitan je bill zapisnik pref
Snjega zborovanja in ma predlog
soglasno sprejet.
Korespondenca.-Tajnik Am
brozich je precital pisma IL u
prave Proletarca, XII so bila we
ia ma znanje in o predmetih pa
Sc je razpravljajo pod doloceni-
mi tockami dnevnega reda.
Dale je tajnik porocal o kon-
ferencni blagajni, XII je do male
ga izcrpana. Nadzorni odbor tai
nikova izvajanja potrdi in poro-
clio je bio odobreno.
John Tercelj ma kratko poroca
kot organizator tie krajevne or
ganizacije JSZ in Prosvetne ma
tice. Dejal je, ola ga veseli, ker
smo vstali IL pasivnosti in pa ker
vidi ma tel sell tako lepo stevilo
starih pionirjev.
POrocila zastopnikov. - Ia
klub St. 118 JSZ sta porocala
John Tercelj in Joseph Zupan-
cic, in "a klub st. ITS Jennie Je-
fala.
Cd druS. SNIP SO porocali, "a
st. 81 Anton Zornik, "a st. SO
Frank Ambrozich, in cd DIR. 106
Frank Augustin in sestra Poll
SAX. Slednja omeni, da so imeli
v lmperialu lep uspeh z akcijo
"a SANS. Nabrali so v prid tie
ustanove $211.
Dale SO porocali Cd drustev
SNIP G. Smrekar "a st. 1872, XII
ugotavlja, da SO tudi v njego-
VEN kraju delovni "a slovensko
pomozno akcijo in Sans. John
zigman cd druS. 1873 je porocal
o aktivnostih drustva in raznem
drugem delu, XII ga vrSe v ma
selbini. DruS. st. 295 je zastopal
Louis Glazar, federacijo SNIP
pa MEN predsednik John Kvar-
itch, XII pravi, da federaciia pod
pira financno in z agitacijo vse,
kar .ie naprednega. Drugi dele
gat federacije, John Tercelj, je
porocal o velikem shodu, XII Sc
je vrsil V Pitstburghu pod av-
spicijo in ma priporocilo fedora
CHE. Ma MENU je govoril pred
sednik Sansa Etbin Kristan in
vec drugih. S tenn shodom je BID
uspeh financno in moralno.
Federacijo SNIP "a Westmo-
roland sta zastopala John in Ma
ry Fradel. John je porocal pre-
Gel obsirno o tamosniih aktivno-
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marance ali velikonocne raz-
glednice; mimo sebi enakih, Xxi
Sc tudi vracajo z della in XII SO
Jim obrazi izmuceni, zaskrblje-
nj; - mimo cerkev, Xxi SO Sc tenn
ne, mrtve in IL katerih Sc Sri
prijeten vonj kadila; mimo vab-
ljivih vhodov V topic kinemato-
CRATE; hiti in 81 ogleduje
obraze mimoidocih, pozorno in
v~praSujoce, kot da nekoga iSce.
Postaja cestne zeleznice. Lju-
die vstopajo, izstopajo, cakajo.
Pozdravljajo Sc; stiskajo ST roke.
Oci SO jim vesele, kretnje ziva-
hne, besede topic. -- Vrvez ie
gostejSi; - skoro neprehoden.
Mora Sc mu umakniti v stransko
ulico.
Prijetnejse je V njej, tise, mir
aejSe, - ceprav tam ma kraju nj
vec tako cista in so hiSe stare,
obcestne svetiljke pa vse red
HejSe. - Nikakih avtomobilov,
aiti hrupa cestne zeleznice, =
= lie redkokdaj zdrdra pc OBJ
rabljenih granitnih kockah "a
kaspel postni voz, dvokolica no.
telskega postreScka ali prodaial-
ca Premoga. Toda ljudje SO V
njej drugacni, priprostejsi. We
cinoma SO zene. Ozirajo Sc "a
MIN, - lepe, pohotne, = vSec
jim je njegovo mlado, krepko in
sveze telo. Ponujajo mu svoie
topic, vlazne, krvavordece ust-
nice V poliub, - vabijo ga S sa-
DO, - - lie "a par dinarjev.
Nejasne, nedolocene so Nth
kretnje, nobena beseda Jill ne
spremlja = in vendar tako
rgovorno razodevajo zeljo, XII Jill
ie rodila. II Ali Andreju nj do
ljih.
Donna je. Nerazsvetljen who'd,
Skripajoce stopnice. Lesene so.
dobro Jill pozna. Najprej diva
lajst, potem Sc osem. Zadnja je
1ekoliko vista in kamenita. Ma
| 0 levo, druga vrata.
Vrata prve sobe SO samo pri-
9rta in YES hodnik prijetno dist
90 kuhanem mesu. Neka zena
stanuje re par tednov tukaj ali
dosedaj je Sc nj videl. Zjutraj je
vedno pred MO pokonci, opoldne
in zvecer je nikdar nj donna, =
= skoro vsako noe prihaja il
Meme sobe smeh in pritajeni
noSki glasovi.
Prazno plocevinasto vedro SC
>ozabili pred njegovimi vrati
Spotaknil Sc je vanje, polglasnc
'aklel, otipal, kljucavnico, cd
-lenil in odprl. V nos mu je uda-
il vonj pc opranem, sele napol
'osusenim podu.
Moi sosed?" ie vprasal tedaj
slas liza priprtih vrat.
Andrea nj odgovoril.
"Pridi k meni! -- HoceS??"
Boil IL radovednosti kot z ze-
lilo je stopil V Memo soho. = Po-
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Ako kake SteviIke ne prejmete,
to p0meni, da 10 je posta izgubiIa.
Pisite upravniStvu pc drugo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

Browns on their home lot in ST.
Louis disposed of the Yankees to
Win the title and 30 into the
World Series with the Cardinals.
BY their triumph on that day
The Browns made clean sweep of
four-game series with the once
formidable New York Club.
Paul Dizzy Trout, in the final
Tiger game, allowed the Senators
only eight hits, but five of them.
one home run by Stanley
Spence, came in the fourth inning
10 account for three runs. How
ever. the veteran Leonard, master
of the knuckle ball. was never
better For eight innings he held
the Tigers to two hits and no
runs. The Tigers =bagged- two OF
their quartet of Safeties and lone
marker in the ninth.
Dropping two games out of
three, il was a tragic series Cor
the Tigers, since the tail end oil
the schedule favored them and il
seemed as though they were a
sAee- in fer the flag But they
faltered against the Senators
while the Athletics and Yankees
proved pushoverS in their final
games of the season with the
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