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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
COP EXPECTED TO FIGHT

Since some members of the
subcommittee, especially Repub-
licans. have taken little part in
its hearings. the proposed report
may touch off a spirited contro-
versy over Americas role in post
war foreign trade.
The tentative report proposes
that a code be established by an
international body TO COVER
world trade. together with a
form Of virtually guaranteed pro-
lection OF international invest
mentS.
The program involves extension
Of economic controls. now inn
posed in this country through the
SEC and other agencies, through
an international body in the in
terest both of promoting world
trade and keeping the peace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
VINO Orders Club
To Fire II6 i'm "a Hrs.

ments had failed 10 take advan-
tage of available female help.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
End Of Trade
Cdrte|s Asked
By WILLIAM S. NEAL

WASHINGTON. Oct. II (INS)
The Kilgore Senate military
affairs subcommittee today is
considering a tentative report
calling for destruction of inter-
national cartels. and pl acing
broad powers over world trade
in an international on o m c
body.
The report Is expected 10 be
placed before Congress, soon
after il reconvenes Nov. IA. with
the result that the international
economic issue will be brought TO
the fore along with the diplo-
matte phases of the Dumbarton
Oaks conference.
The report blameS international
cartels for helping both Germany
and Japan in their war prepa-
ration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Ford Choristers
Give tst Concert

FIRST concert in series planned
by Ford Local 600 UAW-CIO FRI
day night in Rackham Memorial
auditorium was attended by an
appreciative audience OF 1000.
Mrs. Edsel Ford was much
pleased by the talent shown.
Edgar Lee, educational director,
announced a meeting for 3 p. m.
Sunday. Jan. u. in the auditorium
at l0550 Dix, Dearborn, TO plan
future events He said the Ford
company and the University of
Michigan Extension Service were
cooperating in the move to find
talent and furnish entertainment
for Ford workers and wounded
veterans.
Friday nights program included
selections by the locals choir OF
20 voices, directed by Cyril Barker
OF the Detroit Institute, OF Musical
Arts. William j. Tressel, l4-year-
old violinist, and Benjamin Wales,
tenor sOloist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
B-29s Clear Air
For Radio to Japs

WASHINGTON Dec 80 (UPl-The United
States has discovered slick new technique for
shooting IFS propaganda broadcastS home 10 the
Japanese people
1t delivers its verbal salvos when B,29 Super
fortreSses over the enemy homeland. silencing
Japanese radio transmitters and preventing Jam
ming from breaking up the American programs
Just such technique may have been used
last night in the first OF series OF special broad
casts To Japan from two powerful new transmtterS
at Honolulu and Saipan, urging the Japanese peo-
pie to revolution.
During the program UHdeFseefetary of State
Grew. for 10 years u. ). ambassador TO Japan,
joined with Adm. Nimitz IN warning the japanese
people that they face destruction unless they
throw their present war-lord government
The Office of War Information was responsible
for the hint that B-29S may have flown over the
Japanese homeland 10 clear the air for the
broadcast.
owl said the new broadcaSts are so powerful
they can be received by ordinary household recelv-
ing sets-0rginatlng in l00-kilowatt shortwave
transmitter at Honolulu, they are relayed on a
o0-kilowatt medium wave station at Saipan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Hewitt Names
NewAdCounseI

Hewitt Rubber Corp. of Buffalo
has appointed Ross Roy. Inc. of
Detroit as the advertising and
merchandising counsel for a new
line OF latex foam and nodded
rubber consumer products, accord
ing 10 announcement by Thomas
Robins 1ra president OF Hewitt
Ross Roy, Inc. also will prepare
Hewitt advertising on this com.
pany'S industrial products consist.
ing of hose, transmission and cvn-
veyor belts.
The company played a large
part in developing the self-seai,ng
gas tank and was the first man l.
facturer in volume production.
Today II is the largest producer ri
these bullet-Sealing tanks Tor
fighter and pursuit planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
TaCkus Promoted
By Aviation Corp.

A. A. Tsckus has been pro.
NOTED 10 assistant to the eXeed-
tive vice president OF the Aviation
Corp. William r. Wise, at the
corporations Detroit office. 1914
Federal street.
Tackus. associated with their
Republic Aircraft Products dlW-
sion office for two and ALT
years. succeeds John +. Stanton.
who has been transferred TO the
American Central Manufacturing
Corp. al Connersville, Ind, as as
sistant 10 the president
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

HORIZONTAL
i-Which n IN. famous "Thr. q"
composers had the shortest name
s-Stslkt
io-Lsvei shaded vslk
i4--Oil comb form
lS-what Is another name for the Pen
ls-Shieh i, tn, l,rs,n continent
lin good health
ls-Rugted mountain tpur
N2O-Conveyor
s7--what English bsrriS,srnov,ns, wrote
She
74-Sscred vessel
Thoassnd Ls.ro., Under IN, s,s
26-Bakins chambers
2swf hr hrsrt.
so-Defensive covering
Swedish NiFhtinGsis'7i
95-Plsnt seedf
3e-Feminine name.
37-Speck
3s-PeTch
5s-tntire amount
4O--Outht
tl-Shooses
43-Doctfine
44-ReScue.
ashore uncommon
s7-ship Officers
ds-RumtnantS cud.
So-Sack
5i-with What, statue aid IN, sculptor
Pygmaliou isli In love-
s4-whst tenptress betrayed sampsonl
5s-~AeioV
5q-Cos itiou
6i-whst town and cape In ALASKA have
similar names
62-Diminutive for EIekiel.
63-Feel.
6z-The birds
e5-High csrds.-p
66-Eaglex
e7-skin proturbsncss.
VERTICAL
| 1-Forvard PARTS OF vessels
/ 2-1oEard the sheltered side
l-Prison compartment
/ l-What country Is famous for itt tulips
S-Amertcan admiral
| s-tiirh hills
T-Befors.
S-What early Nsw Engand clergyman
was an su~ority In Witchcrsn3
a-SfTin
| IO-FecdinF-trouchs
| lion the ocean.
4 I7-PreVaricAtor
l1-Enrich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
I Detroiters Write
Book on Supervisors

A new book by two authors,
John NJ. Amiss, director OF indus
trial education al Chrysler Corp,
and Traver c. Sutton OF CaSs
Technical High School, entitled
The Industrial Supervisor" has
just been released by the pub
fishers.
The book is training guide for
self-improvement of skill and
leadership by "the men who must
get the job done" in modern IN
dustrial plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

7i-Bittsr vetch
2a-1ough knot
2S-promise soltmnly
2s--More ancient
77-Whst lady Vas diaguis,d a. psg.
n shas.speartI play Twelfth
2s--Cso in.
2a-Smsll bed
9i-whs, French marshal vas mad, kinf
Of Naples
32-EvtrTrttn tree
33--Fumes
SS--SisteT.
36-Iuwn on Danube River
Ss-Wah pompously
3e-venonlouE serpent.
42-Ointments
43-Electrihed particle
44-Ciy In Michigan
4o-rhinntT
4T-PrehH Imperfect
4e-Of what french department. Ia Esf!s-
Due the cspitslq
5o-who Is Prcsiden,-in-exle OF Clechc-
slOyskis7
81 -Tovn I'm Palestine
l1-HerrinE-ss
S3-SimilAr
aa-NesGufed potion
SS-ENtrernt fondnsSs
$50 be n
s7-For What Nsh prisoner ~ no British
vas n reported the Germans acre
yillinF 10 eXcnAnte king Leopold OF
Belglum7
so-Hosttl
Last Weeks Puzzle solution
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
IIENRY FORD has bought a site In Des Mones Z

HENRY bought site In De Mones for service
III the Those 2-As will be with
Mother struggling with ration points which lower In
There feather merchants
holidays
bachelor Cpl n. T. Cote Lowell Mass
a ambulance John
doing hne and Cote taking
some He said he learned lot not
included his mcdcs the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

DETROIT. Dec. 81. 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
sDsa, Buddy

THs Is letter to YOUR ssryicem.n. hs all
place In the world TO him. Clip this letter today,
sign your name &C the bottom and send IL TO him.
Wherever he Is, he wants the news from HOME.
It's ND 20 you 70 mail It,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Supplies for AAF
Match Climate
Wright Field Fills
War Orders Quickly

Without benefit Of weather re-
ports from the major battle areas,
one could glance at supply records
at Air Technical Service Com
mand headquarters. Wright Field,
Dayton. o., and come up with a
good guess as 10 climate encouH-
tered by our fighting men in the
European and Pacific combat
areas. Typical of this are three
such orders, anti-icing fluid and
aircraft skis for United Kingdom;
rust preventative compound for
the Pacific.
Take the anti-icing fluid re-
quest.
Records reveal that approx
mately 10000 gallons of the fluid
previously had been dispatched to
the United Kingdom for distribu-
ton 10 front line combat bases.
However. an emergency cable in
dicated that the early supply was
nearing exhaustion and indicated
need for 5000 gallons as quickly
as possible.
SHIPPED IN 4 DAYS
A quick check of records at
Also, engineering, procurement,
supply and maintenance nerve
center OF the AAF. revealed that
the entire quantity was on hand
at the Topeka, Kan, depot. The
lot. weighing $1,000 pounds, could
be Grated and ready for shipment
to Newark, N. j.. in a few hours,
officials al the depot promised.
On arrival. by plane. at Newark,
location OF the Atlantic overseas
depot operated by Also, the lot
was divided into four parts and
was shipped in four days. by plane
10 distribution points IN England.
SKIS SHIPPED
1t. Col. A. p. Bondurant. chief
OF the Overseas Supply Section
for u. S. Air Forces received a
cable asking immediate shipmep
OF part of an order for 500 sets of
snow runners for a certain type
aircraft. Again. d check of rec
ords disclosed that 40 sets were
available Immediately. frese
we're shipped. also by plane. Re-
suit: three-fourths Of the entire
order would be ready for dis
patching overseas in from 30 TO
As days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Autos and Xvisfien:
Stress Need
0fCdr Care
Present Crop Must Last
Another Year at Least

Automobiles now in operation,
regardless of age. must be kept
in service at least another year
TO prevent a transportation crisis,
Ford Motor Co. sales and service
engineers estimate. At the end
Of that period automobiles still
must be In condition for selling
through used car channels be-
cause IL will be several years
before new car production can
absorb the growing demand for
transportation.
To meet this demand, Ford
sales and service engineers are
emphasizing the importance OF
proper maintenance and opera
ton so that more cars will last
through the critical period.
The average automobile. &C.
cording TO owner statistics, now
has run al least $4,000 miles.
With an average OF 10000 miles
year, the least operated auto
mobile in service has travelled
10000 miles or more during the
threc-year no-car era, and a ma
jority of cars in use today are
more than Ave years old.
CHECK FREQUENTLY
Proper servicing. replacing OF
worn parts and extra caution in
driving now are necessary II
owners are TO avoid failure at
some critical time. A qualified
service department should check
the car more frequently as it
grows older in order to foresee
impending breakdowns and pre-
vent them from disabling essen
tial transportation.
Necessary parts now are being
manufactured in quantities stiffi-
cient TO meet essential demands,
These include parts for the en-
CINE. transmission and differen-
ltial as well as parts OF less fire.
quent demand such as springs and
wheels. Parts production still is
controlled by the War Production
Board, but a more equitable dis
tribution assures essential sup
plies.
Demand for parts has become
heavier during the no-car years
than at any time during civilian
production. All OF the demands
cannot be met because Of physical
| Limitations and restrictions on
manufacturers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

about his HOME Town. the most Important
sign your name at an It 70 him
Wherever he Is he wants the news from HOME
It's up you to mail it,
DETROIT. Dec 81. 1914.
DEAR BUDDY:
IT is near New say Happy New
Year Maybe next we can say in .. bring,
Detroit S beautiful bankeed heavy clean magic
city making material than all the cities OF Germany
We're glad il looks so lovely you home
Tor the holidays Many did 10! more chose the New Years
els are heeas snow for Nom and eating themselves into
some of YOU are in the snow France and Belgium Germany
Iceland Alaska.
ocH1s s.s1ses will :; quiet r: mes, Part +, E H..a
into s', ~s.s ' @ '"s To-: .s
More s." s . .S s And the" ., r.:
Kelly drafting speech r.op. .tM wa
6 9" ". sr' $ sas -;
T ss T os e. s ss s" s, he & ss.s
under the CT Bill Of Rights We aren't fooi"s about 'hat
MRS SARAH LEGRAND 1O3 Cody
i inspector Chester Coz. job at Garfield police sta,
fever deaths William Packer vice president of Packard Motor Car
T@eyeyea Peter Econ Of i5iio Pinehurst got
CPL Walter vre1ns Of 234 Burger and 1t zig, Henry
hon Of 1880 Santa Rosa elaborated with the with the
GB9 1TsrTy suit BENG 6a1tsd out with
face Chaplin with NnOnhOld daughter Carol Ann
HENRY FORD has bought site In De Mones for service
part. building after the war Those "A. viii soon be with
945 There garets for feather merchants
of is opt r. Lowell,
lie delivered baby da%snisT his ARMY a%sua"s. for Sgt John
included in his needles course in the army
loudly. s,too' e"cA w Mitchell 60 Of %! MedS1,y
he told al and Hdry At Adams and Brush To It, he
porting leg, and threw Il INTO the street
qo i sc E e i@' & oSof ND s "sf
He furnished quarters mediate Where he
net IS
former governor Supreme Court jus) died Harper Hos
hal H. Smith prominent attorney died He left I'm,
'eo'o" Of 'teAg' and '"0ra.0 TO the Detroit Institute Of Art
D JOSEPH JEFFERY 70 presden, Of Champion Spark Plug
- Corp died has suite the Hotel Staer after an Illness of
heart Wood 9d M2o Go and d R sep 1G o1
Dearborn kids up ,i;foo Christmas for the birds
planted their ship down saiinr
Cub coded liner, psachuted safety,
r So, Ro6cr f Gilman Of G5i5 Seymour is home after IS
months on Ne" Guinea with Presidential Citation
MmESwEEpNG Chief Ernest Jackson Of Mont.,.y
G r. TSo as% sasso Of sss9 aeDou.s on. Of tn. s
and eUsd and he ddn need
John soh.,. .'o,.L..p NE John
@ M @ sTsSs Ss . e. . cs"s .a ., Percy Jones
fsn cHgy ," o. nS~Cn y a. 5aDG,S S"S
Boy of smor Island. are homo
CoL DAVID sCILLING Of the wardel Sheraton Apartments
brought his Hene bag Of planes to hve in one day
squadron take y Heinie tanks and trucks in
dive Tray
reared back sock the world straight in the
No And the of
overhauled for the soldier draft Windsor
Detrots S5OO0000 which
Canadians hope 10 bag in 1915
Here again Humphrey Bogart and his wife Mayo
reconcled We this week TO
week they change their minds
SGT MAGGIo In from the SPA medical, he's
n e the the Drank %. S @ ss
take a in the deal.
Trout had pitcher
pitched
to vim completed by hurler.
NewhOuer famed more players-S7 They simply swept
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

b 6k[ENd+S+E l |2MSIs+4t [Sl2}
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-09

10 se je psijal domov, Sc je
zopet spomnil Amalije in je
f'azmisljal, kaj neki lena misli
te dni. Neral bi jo zopet ogo-
voriti, kajti ee bi le predolgo
molcaL, bi mogel izgubiti po-
trebni stik . MO. Oh svojem
tlhtanju bi mogla priti ANAL
ia ma misel, da se il nesebienost
ne izplaca in da bi bilo bolje, &c
hi Mark Jordan zvedel resnico
o sebi. To bi moglo napraviti
v njegoyem naertu obcutno vr-
eel. Stvari bodo lie tako dolgo
potekale gladko, dokler jih bo
s syojim kljubovanjem drzal v
ravnovesju. Kaleb je sklenil, da
mora priceti goyoriti z druzino
in pustiti Judito cez nekaj dni
ma poljsko delo.
II
Ko je prisla uciteljica neki
dan IL sole, je delala Judita
maslo v kuhinji. Amalija je BIZ
la ma vrtu in ker nj bilo niko-
gar drugega v kuhinji, Sc je
usedla Linda poleg Judite ma
tia in je gledala, kako Sc j moe
ne roke sucejo neprestano v
krogu kakor stroj. Dekle je upi-
rala oci v tia in nj naredila nj
kakega znaka, da bi bila opazi-
la Lindo, ko je vstopila.
"Judita, Judita, cemu ne bi
govorili z menoj?" je vprasala
Linda blago. Uciteljica Sc je
komaj premagovala, da il MISC
solze zalile oci, ko je opazovala
veliko, mrko deklino, XII je Sc
della ma tleh in tako zamisljeno
vrtela rocaj pinje, kakor da sc
ne bi brigala "a mic drugega ma
svetu.
Judita je obrnila oci ucite-
ljico. "Saj menda nj mic takega,
kaj pa maj bi govorila?" je
vprasala. To so bile prve bese-
de, XII jih je cula Linda cd Ju-
dite cd dneva, ko je ia dobila
hisni zapor.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-09

WASHINGTON, D. C. - Brig.
Gen. Frank T. Hines (right), head
Of the U. S. Veterans Administra-
ton. and Millard w. Rice, national
service director of the Disabled
American Veterans, discuss current
legislation affecting disabled vet
erans. The D.A.V., chartered by
Congress as the official voice of all
men and women disabled in defense
Of the nation, works closely with
the Veterans Administration in the
rehabilitation and compensation Of
disabled veterans. Both Gen. Hines
and Rice are scheduled to speak at
the 1914 national convention Of the
DAY. to be held in Denver, Sept.
1915.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-09
Marta Ostenso
(Nadalievanje)

Stopala sta po poti med ce-
. drami v vse temnejsi senci. Ce-
sta Sc je villa pred NINA kakor
modrikast trak in vecer je bill
jasen, kakor jima je bill lie mar
sikateri. Toda zemlja Sc je zde-
la Lindi .otozno zastrta, kakor
da je VISA rast ma njej hipoma
zastala. "
Mark, ia kraj je tako pu-
scoben. Ali ne CUTS nekake gro.
ze tukaj?"
"To naju mic ne briga, Linda.
Sal nisva cd tukaj. Midva ina
va drug drugega."
Linda Sc je privila tesneje
mani, da bi Sc bila prepricala
% resnici njegovih besed.
sESTNAJsTO POGLAVJE
August je bill nenavadno sub
in treba je bilo zgodaj spray
ljati. seno v stoge. Martin je bill
radoveden, ali DO najel Kaleb
kakega moskega ko je bila Ju-
dita zaprta donna. Ella in Karli
sta bila kaj malo vajena tega
della. Toda Martin je po vsem
tenn, kar Sc je bilo pripetilo, We
del dobro, da je bolje moleati
nego izprasevati. Obcevanju
Kaleba z druzino je bilo prav
"a prav konec in edna vez med
mimi je bilo delo, XII so ga
opravljali slej ko pref nepre-
trgoma in brez izprasevanja.
Amalija je malone S prevneto
pozornostjo opravljala cd ju-
ira do noci hisno in vrtno delo,
kakor da bi Sc ga bala izgubiti.
Kadar je stopila z zarkega soln-
ca v razmeroma temno hiso, jp
je prevzela slepota in zdelo Sc
il je, da Judite nj v hisi, tenn
vec da je nekam izginila. Toda
kmalu jo je zagledala sedeco z
upognjenim hrbtom in lupeco
bodisi krompir "a kosilo ali po-
pravljajoco .kak del -konjske
opreme, XII ga il je bill brez be-
sede vrgel zjutraj Kaleb- In
Amalija je zopet poskusala oto-
peti v cuvstvih in Sc utrditi v
storjenem sklepu. Sal je bila
Judita Kalebov otrok. Amalija
Sc nj razgovarjala MO, razen
da il je dajala navodila glede
kuhinje in hisnega della. Judita
je bila posihmal zgolj par rok,
XII je dejal, kakor mu je bilo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-09

|veej0 oblast mad druzino. Tisti
dogOdek mu je bill nov pripo-
mocek, da je mogel drzati ANA
LILO M vrvici. A zavaroval ga je
tudi pred Judito, kajti zadeva
bi bila lahko postala kriminal-
ma, &c bi 10 bill hotel isrociti po-
liciji. Zato je morala ostati seki-
ra tam, kjer je bila, "a slucaj,
da bi 10 rabil kot dokazno sred-
stvo. Vendar je hotel biti Ka-
leb prizanesljiv, dokler. bi Sc
Judita pokoravala. Memo delo
pri hisi je bilo zadovoljivejse,
nego bi bio. ,delo kateregakoli
najemnika. Sklenil jo je imeti v
hisnem zaporu toliko casa, da
hi zlomil v njej ,zlega duha, in
10 poten1 ukroceno zaposliti ma
,polju pri zetvi.
!. Kalebu je uhajal pogled pro-
tt jugu, kjer je njegov Ian po-
casi in nepricakovano krasno
dozoreval. Prvega oktobra bi
Sc bill morali vrniti mlatici in
ga omikati, ko bi bill yes drugi
pridelek ze pod streho. Bridka
zalost ga je prevzela, ko je mi
sill ma zetev lanu, XII je rastel
tako ponosno, tako bujno in do
stojanstyeno. Krasno Sc je raz-
prostiralo pred MIN lanisce in
Sc zibalo polno zivljenja, kakor
da ne bo nikoli konca njegovi
bujni rasti. Toda Kaleb sc je to-
lazil, da pridejo move letine in
novi pridelki. Sklenil je zaseja-
tt prihodnje leto Sc vec lanu.
Memo laneno billie je bilo v
ostrem nasprotju s tezkimi raz-
merami, v katerih je raslo -
izzivalo. je Kaleba, da mora iz-
tisniti liz zemlje vse, kar mu je
hotela ia odtegniti.
Mimogrede sc je Sc enkrat
ozrl ma svoje delavce: Flo, Mar
tina in Karlija in Sc nato odpra-
vii S polja. Smehljal Sc je sam
pri sebi, ko Sc je peljal mimo
lesa, XII ga je bill dobil cd Fusi-
ja Aronsona v zameno "a jeze-
risce in zasarjeno mocvirje.
vljenje bi bilo res dolgocasno,
&c 81 ne bi znal clovek priskrbeti
zabave. Sicer bi Sc pa dalo je-
zersko dino cez leto ali dive pre-
orati in mocvirje izsusiti "a po-
setev z lanom. Potem bi ga mo-
gel zopet odkupiti cd Fusija. To
bi bila zares izborna poteza
tMedtem bi amu pa gozd dajal
dobickanosnega kuriva in stav.
benega lesa. In kaj bi mu mo-
glo braniti, da ga ne bi dial na-
loziti v skladovnice in ga pro-
dati ma postal. Judita in Mar
tin bosta imela po zetvi dovolj
Soco
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-09
Marta Ostenso
STRASTNI BEG

uns.AaAo. Il nlkOmer M goVOrlIa,
nikogar pogledala.
Lindi je Juditina brezcutnost
trgala srce. Vec dni Sc il nj pri-
blizala, kajti sprevidela je, da
il to ne bi storilo dobro. Kadar
Je prisla IL Sole, jo je cesto Sill
sala, ko je tezko stopala po
stopnicah ali drgnila smrekove
podnice, jo videla, ko Sc je skla-
njala topa in izcrpana mad ko-
saro in cistila zelenjad. Linda
je vedela, da to ne more til tako
naprej in da ogenj, XII til v Ju-
diti, izbruhne tenn siloviteje,
Gin die ga bo dusila sebi.
Sekirica je ticala slej ko pref
v stem skednja, kamor jo je BIZ
la Judita zalueila. Kaleb jo je
prepovedal odstraniti.
Dnevi so postajali pusti in ro-
j cebel so brencali mad rune
norjavimi travniki. Bell in ru-
meni metulji so plesali vrtogla-
vo kakor po navadi mad venoci-
mi cvetovi> zadnjih divjih roz. V
hosti je nemirno vrsalo cd ptic-
jega plahutanja in gostolenja,
otroci so dan ma dan prinasali v
Solo zapuscena pticja gnezda in
delali po njih ogljem ali barv-
mimi svincniki posnetke. Lindo
je dusila nenaravna mehkoba
zraka; rast je bolj in bolj poje-
mala. Toda nadaljevala je svo-
je delo in Sc veselila dolznosti,
XII jo je vezala k soil dalec cd
Garovih.
Martina je nemalo potrlo, ko
je zvedel, da Kaleb ne bo najel
nobenega moskega, XII bi Jim
pomagal spravljati seno v sto-
ge.
ella in Karli pricneta jutri
s teboj vred spravljati seno,"
je rekel Kaleb po vecerji. Ju-
dite nj bilo blizu, da bi bila mo-
gla slisati to narcotic, dasi so
vsi vedeli, da more dekle lie cd
tega della prieakovati osvobo-
ditve.
Spocetka je Kaleb nekaj dni
nadzoroval stogovanje. Cd vseh
strani SO znasali kopice sena,
XII so Sc susile ma senozeti. Ella
je stala Martinom ma stogu, a
Karli je bill zaposlen spodaj
pri zrjavu. Martin je sprevidel,
da je dele, XII bi ga bila morala
opravljati Judita, pretezko "a
Elo, toda mic nj rekel. Da bi
mogel biti kdo telesno nesposo-
ben "a kako delo, tega Kaleb
pae nj nikoli primal. Trdil je,
.da lie delati neee.
Kaleb je medtem sedel STRIP
ljiyo ma vozu in gledal, kako
stog raste. Kdaj pa kdaj je' IL
podbudil besedo Karlija ali
opomnil Flo zaradi njene do
zdevne malomarnosti. Ella 'je
vsakikrat stisnila ustnice in ME
ne drobne rdece roke SO prijele
krepkeje "a drzaj senenih vii.
Stogi so rasli in Kaleb je z "a
dovoljnim ocesom gledal glad
ke kope varne pred dezjem. Sal
je bilo to delo njegoyih rok,
uspeh njegove mari jivosti. To
je bilo neoporecno ko njegova
desnica in je pricalo zunanjemu
svetu, da je Kaleb Care razbo-
rit posestnik in obdelovalec svo-
je zemlje.
MOI je incl dovolj casa "a
razmisljanje zunaj ma polju,
kjer ga je obdajala bogata ze-
tev. Zadeva z Judito Sc je ma
sreco dovrsila drugace, nego je
to pricakovala. Spocetka jo je
lstvar malice ,skrbela. Sekira bi
bila mogla napraviti kaj vec,
nego zgolj podrgniti Kaleba pc
laseh. Toda stvar Sc je iztekla
tako, da mu je dala samo se
A MI @
. = . : p. L