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The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-10-01
Statement of Negro Church Leaders
Urging Reelection of President
Roosevelt On His Record

w are in the midst OF the most important campaign
Dr the election Of President OF the United States since
S4 during the progress of the Civil War when George B.
Mcclellan sought dsplace President Abraham Lincoln.
The question is, it then Shall continue in
qice the President under whose administration the
fgan and thus far has been successfully prosecuted and
ho shall take large part i'll shaping the to come:
N 1904 the nation decided change president during
critical period and put the final winning of the
and the shaping OF the peace inexperienced hands
We believe that the OF America today will
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-10-01

sure further advance democracy America and IN
the world Remembering that RooseVet democracy always
dudes Negroes let work earnestly retain him III Of
flee in this crucial period,
Evening star., 1944-03-31
B-14 THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
|,
VIA 10 Import Labor
For Eastern Farms

In a move to help relieve a man.
power shortage on dairy farms in
Northeastern States, an estimated
! 500 men and women will be brought
from Newfoundland in the next few
months and, after a training period
will be placed on New England
farms.
The War Food Administration. in
making the announcement yester-
day, said the workers to be recruited
In the British colony would be single
men and husbands and wives. Re-
cruitment will begin within a few
days, and the first workers are ex-
pected to arrive in the United States
late in April, VIA said.
The workers will be emploved I'M
DER the same conditions and at the
same rate of pay as other farm help
IN the areas where they are placed
Their transportation will be financed
under the 1914 Farm Labor Supply
Act.
VIA shortly will begin the re-
crultment of natives from Jamaica
Tor work on United States farms
this summer. Plans call for the
transfer of 1880 Jamaicans. VIA
estimates that $500 natives of the
Bahamas have been placed on farms
IN this country to date. A total of
$4,000 Mexican farm laborers also
Will be put to work this year on
United States farms.
Evening star., 1944-03-31
Penn-CentruI Cancels
Lutin America Plans
Py the Associated Press

Ey the Associated Press.
Pennsylvania Central Airlines ha.
decided to withdraw applications fol
routes through Central and South
America and the Caribbean area
c. Bedell Monro, company presi.
dent, announced yesterday, but will
continue with its plans for trans.
Atlantic service by way of floating
airports.
Requesting permission of the Civi
Aeronautics Board to amend its
pending applications, Mr.. Monrc
said that the Southern route plan:
had been filed last November in line
with suggestions by President Roose-
velt for development of air trans
portation to Latin America.
After intensive research and 9
thorough analysis of the applica.
tions," Mr.. Monro said, I'VE have
concluded, on the basis of known
facts at the moment, that the ma.
tional interest no longer require.
that Pea prosecute this particula,
application"
Evening star., 1944-03-31

John and Frances Rabbit, boy,
George and Augusta Rappaport boy.
Howard and Sue Rees, boy.
Harold and Mary Rice, boy
Victor and EvanReline Riston, girl.
Edwin and Marion Roberts, girl.
David and Joan Robertson. boy.
Odes and Dorothy Rummel, boy.
Frank and Peggy Scherer, girl
Edwin and Naomi Schwimer, boy.
Paul and Klavdia Sedyshev, girl
Charles and Margaret Shinn. boy
Hayden and Frances Kirby-Smith. boys
twins.
Sara and Ailene Smith, girl.
Lewis and Doris Sterner, boy.
Ralph and Phyllis Stohl, boy.
Louis and Elizabeth sutton, girl
Joseph and Pearl Szabo, boy.
Mason and Cathryn Taylor. girl
George and Margaret Thomas, poy.
Federico and Johanna Toibero boy.
Richard and Margaret Towers, boy.
Don and Nevenna Travis, boy.
Orville and Phyllis Unger. girl.
Robert and Virginia Vaughn, girl.
Walter and Lillian Warren girl.
Everett and Dora Weston, girl.
Henry and Iona Wilhelm. girl.
Joseph and Opal Williamson, girl.
John and Adele Wilmer. boy
Michael and Alicia Wozney, boy
Clarence and Clara Zohn. girl.
Joseph and Jean Hall, girl
Hecekiah and Helen Walton. boy.
John and Bessie Spann, girl
Evening star., 1944-03-31
HELP MEN.
SODA AND sANDWICH MAN, experienced.
Apply CcnRressional prug atore. LA B

SODA AND SANDWICH MAN, Experienced
Apply Congressional Drug Store, lib B
STEWARDS. white; Atlantic Coast Line
and statement of availability required
Pe's s NJ c2Ekk IL drstt exemp. .al.r,
and meals Apply in person, purch sing
agent, emergency Hospital, I'LL N. z.
TRUCK DRIvER-Good hours, steady Job
a. Eberly's Sons. 1108 K st. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER wanted. excellent salary
Jenifer Market 5315 Wisconsin ave. NV.
UPHoLsTERERs Immediately and post
war work; highest wages and ideal work
Ing conditions. sos H st. ne.
USHEkS wanted, day or night work. See
Mr. Hodes after pm, Pix Theater, 1922
WATERS, white. experienced must be
time. Apply in person. Jene's italian Res
taursnt, q, 1107 De Sales st. NV.
WATCHMAkER,, expert. wanted for we'll
eSsa6snsd pdstIon JewsIry store
Electric Watch Master" to aid you. Top
salary to right man. Send complete ref
erenees to Frazee's Jewellers. s14 Market
ington or vicinity cali store Representa-
tive. Mr.. George T. Frazee. who will be
evening until April s. %
WELDERs. electric arc, apprentice or
only; hrs, to 4. days a wk Report
70 l34l wisconsin ave NV. O'Clock am.
sharp. Briggs Clarifler Co, rated 1OO%
essential by WPB and War Manpower
SI%,S''sh YOU'VE MAN as helper on truck. D. C.
l1Og 9th st. NV
Evening star., 1944-03-31
HELP MEN,

ACCOUNTANT, on stafr of c. P. A.: excel,
aTdn4fNI 9a9TalifGstions Nr Box 9s-G; Star.
table mercantile business. Permanent now
and after war with excellent opportunities
$3.50 per month. Replies confidential
Glse age and state experience fully. Box
ARCHITECT. as associate editor. involv-
ing Tesearch, rewriting, news gathering,
intervlewing etc. Tor architectural-engin-
including salary expected. BOX 3S4-G.
ARMArURE w1NDER. motor repairmen.
tunity for steady workers: good pay, vaca-
iss assT SSsSt5e SfGHT Eaal9 MaN.G Ge 9th and
News Co., stand 4, before $3.50 pm, Union
ATrTfooMoBILE body and fender man. a. 1st
Also, experienced auto painters. helpers.
Alto MEcaARiS NE 4 & & frst-class salary orsn
AUTO MECHANIC, must must be oo expert on on CT car. w.
buretors. motor tune-up and brakes: S75
week; must have certificate Of availability.
AUTO MECHANIC, must be sober and re-
liable; references required. Riverdale Ga
AUTO MECHANICS, also body metal men
and painters, full or part time; earnings
Up Up TO % Si9O pOn per Wk; clean warm well
6323 Georgia ave GE 0ioo. ''''' W.
BOOKKEEPER-CL CLERK. experienced. perma-
etter SaSFy sox 4sa sGesn stsr state in
BOY (white) to learn bookbinding trade
Apply George A. simonds & Co. 1850
BOY soy!0r Oh R. NAV Rix wanted for canvass and
ticket seller. Phone Lincoln 5714 for ap-
sUs BOYS ask eoored for Ed Fs5Fe fGT
piikeman,s Restaurant. 500 18th st. NV.
. work evenings in high-class RESTAURANT. ant
5000 wages Good meals. Wearley's.
BUTCHER, also grocery clerk; steady. re-
BTTcHER, experience s ee' preferred sefs but not
excellent salary, to start with opportunity
for advancement; good working conditions
Apply plI y,, 6ol N. Columbus St. Alexandria, Va.
Market, 1913 Columbia I'd. NV. CO.
BUTCHER WANTED - Excellent salary.
EN- 2255 Must have releaseJ..
SnrfFs GaEF: white; good salary Apply Jmmie, s
Must have release)
day week. See Mr., Nader. 1915 18th oie ST.
CHEF; colored. Ebbitt Hotel, corner 10th
CHEF COOK. colored, to work Sundays
Lee Tea House, 555 s. Wash, ST., .Alexandria.
c0SNTEEMAN snaTy full a.s or pa part White
and Bilrs 1916 Que st. NV. NO O27S.
Call or apply between = and 5 pm
COUNTERMEN, experienced; S35 per week
and meals. Humpty-Dumpty Restaurant,
eeoENTEKMAS. dayworki good salary, no
am: and / pm. or 8 pm. to IL pm.
CORRESPONDENT wanted. A man, who
can write down. -to-earth selling letters,
lots Of them. to other men: who is sincere;
who has some enthusiasm in his makeup,
and who is a worker Correspondence
writing experience helpful Some college
education or good equivalent desired
1Service-lncu red disability not neces-
sarily drawback otherwise A or 4-F
applicants over %. Please write a thor
oYEhly informative lettU In reply to this
adveft:sement Ia care d p. o. BOZ 3o46.
WAshingtou. D. e,
Evening star., 1944-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICES,

furn.. etc, from Cumberland. Hagerstown
or Frederick. Md. on April Q. EN- 1865
$. J. POKRASS, attorney. Chandler Bldg
berg of the District of Columbia. has, on
December 81, 1913. purchased sll the
assets. licenses, good and ls-sehold
interests of American Building Cleaning
Contractors Incorporated. corporati tion
created in the District Of Columbia. pur-
holders of said corporation, and he has
assumed all the existing debts and OBJ
legations of said corporation
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
of "he Washington Auditorium Corpora
tion Will be paid upon presentation to the
American Security & Trust Company
Washington, D. c., on and after Saturday
April !, 1914.
WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM
CORPORATION,
BY: B. L. COTTON. President
Evening star., 1944-03-31
HAMILTON & HAMILTON, Attorneys,
Union Trust Building

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Colum-
bia-In Re: Dissolution Of the Capitol Park
ito1n H9tel Corporation Of the District Of
Upon consideration of the complaint pray
Ing Tor the dissolution OF the Capitol Park
Hotel Corporation OF the District of CO.
iumbia. the exhibits thereto, and the ac-
counts inventories and ,affidayits filed
nerein, 1t Is by the Court this Both day of
March. 1914. ORDERED that ali persons
Interested in said corporation appear in
this Court and. show cause, il any they
have, on or before the 2nd day OF May,
1914. at ten o'clock AM. why said cor
noraton sh9Tld not be dissolved. and It is
order shall be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and the Evening Star. a
newspaper OF general circulation. weekly
for three CD successive weeks, the hrst
insertion to be not less than one OD month
before the day fixed for showing cause as
aIoressid. aforesaid 7: ALAN GoLDsBoRoUGH,
CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk. By CHAS.
=. coffin, Deputy Clerk. NH 81 apr.
RICHARD f. WEXFORD, Attorney,
Chandler Bldg. Wash, d. C.
Filed March %, 1874
Evening star., 1944-03-31
Births Reported
Segt.

1ooepD ana lShDel AllROOQ, D0y.
Lyman and Estells sornsteln. gil. A
GTnaries and Josephine Bourbonnais, boy.
ah Hard and Mary Caddington. boy,
Vincent and eraa Donatiao sllsani carrs9a. sS5 Soy
Sosla and Kathleen Chaconas, girl.
i,s paui and Jeannette Coakley, girl.
waiter and Pearl Commander, girl.
EDWARD and Irene Comulada, girl.
Herbert and Dorothy Corridor, boy.
Marino and Marguerite Corsetti. girl.
John and and Helen Helen banihei ff' boy. o,l''
yoseph and Helene Darling, girl.
John and Shirley Day, boy.
Elmer and Mary Dean. boy.
Kenneth and Dorothy DeHart, girl.
Millard and June DeNeale, girl.
Bernard ard Catherine Downs, girl.
John. and Margaret Evans, girl.
Charles and Nina Even. boy.
r1nlay and Anna Ferguson, girl.
Joseph and Pearl Frankie, boy.
James and Margaret Gallagher. girl.
Thomas and Jean Graves girl.
Gerard and Catherine Guyther. boy.
Ray and Elverna HARRISON boy.
Roy and Irene Hogan, girl
James and Ruth Johnson girl.
Dona and Gladys Judy, boy.
John and Margaret Keister, girl.
Francis and Vera Koley, boy.
Willard and Vita Lamm, boy.
John and Clara Lawler, girl.
Oliver and Janet Lerch, girl.
Norman and Evelyn Lugenbeel. boy.
Louis and Ruth Luzi, girl
John and Emma Lynch, girl
Henry and Doris Maier, girl.
Homer and. Alverta Malcolm, boy
Martin and Palmyre Meryon. boy.
James and Dorothy Mooney, girl.
William and Maud Naude, girl
MerVin and Helen O'Meilia girl.
Alexander and Jeannette Patrzykowski. g.r
George and Bernadine Pennell, boy.
Roy and Matte Perry, girl
Harvey and Mary Peters, Boy.
Harold and Virginia Pierce boy.
Laud and Carrie Pitt. boy.
James and Eleanor Poland, girl
Roy and Mary Powell, girl
Branon and Geraldine Power girl.
James and Doris Presgraves. girl.
Evening star., 1944-03-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
LOUIS OTTENBERG, n. MAX
ZIMMERMAN,
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff,


IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR THE
District of Columbia. a.--Civil Division
J. Garrett Bethel, Plaintiff, VS.. George J.
M. c. No. 425-035 .--Ordef of publication
In attachment.-Theo object Of this suit is
TO recover Judgment against the defendants
In the sum Of s425, for real estate COM
mission due plaintiff, plus interest from
October %. 1943, besides costs of this
action, and to have Judgment of condem-
nation of certain moneys OF the defend
ants levied on under an attachment issued
IN this suit to satisfy thenplaintiff's S claim
It is, therefore. this goth day of March
944, ordered that the defendant Eleanor
Mae Gray appear in this court on or before
the 40th day, exclusive Of Sundays and
publication of this order, to defend this
suit and show cause why said condemna-
be proceeded with as in case OF default
AUBREY B. FENNELL. Judge. (SealD A
true copy. Test: WALTER F. BRAMHALI.
CLERK. mh24 ,3IapT
Evening star., 1944-03-31
WILLIAM c. SULLIVAN. 6I3 18th ST NV
Flieo Mar. 20, 1914. Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk.

IN 1.-THE THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SALE Eceds OF k&AIPYwi9iRsRRE re- 3 NISI sH
ilyan. Committee of the person and Trustee
having reported offers Of $4,000 and
$1,000, respectively, all cash, subject to
a. brokers' Is@d Gn c4mmisson ON 9t for parcel
in the District OF Columbia, known for
purposes Of assessment and taxation as
SeoTsia Ave NV, consisting R RteiSei of i6io Dio9
square Feet more or less, having a 'front.'
AVE- OF the ssme bens or less on
HFe1ed ere ,o or a survey Of Mrs. E, Moreland $
yeyor, February 20. 1871, Iiat Of which is
1lea in Equity Cause No. 2264 in the
sn5 se,ns CoHrt 9f he District OF
Ire Of said lot T. distant 80 fee feet Pontis from the
aing thence westerly along said Soatheriy
line OF said lot. to the East line Of a public
alley shown on plat recorded in the Once
lumbia in Liber 90 at folio iO4 thence
North h along the East line Of. said alley.
ssy Hn hs ne 'ed 81 sad Gi a q t6enss to FSs
seuttherly along said line Of said Avenue.
lot conveyed to Anna C. Huntemann by
OF the Land Records OF the District q,
feet thence South s. "a 25' West, so
feet to the point OF beginning: except so
much thereof as was conveyed to Anna
lC. Huntemann by deed dated February
10. 1912, and recorded among the Land
Records OF the District OF Columbia in
this 29th Gay of March. 1914. ordered
that the offer OF $4,000. subject TO
brokerage commission as aforesaid be
ratified and confirmed by the Court, unless
| cause TO the contrary is shown or a higher
the Court be made on or before the i7tS
day of April. at 1000 O'Clock AM, at
which time higher offers will be considered
provided a copy Of this order be published
once in The Washington Law Reporter
and once in The Evening Star Newspaper,
Appd ApTii pd Ig44 IS, T: ALAN COLDS
Test: CHARLES Z. STEWART, Clerk. BY
Evening star., 1944-03-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
ALLEN M. MESIROW, Attorney,
Commerce g. Savings BldE., No. 308,
7th and Z SITS. NV.
Filed March ~, 1914,
Che rIae Ctauyort NlarL

IN THE THE sDIsTR!cT COURT OF THE
luneia 5 Aims MAY L6skEY tsisiss' Fl Fuks, ks
Paint Sos sth VS. ST. JOSEPH sw yuRR yWaRnfson goE
No. 23l5s.-The object Of this suit IS ''sI, an
,,ts., absolute divorce on the ground, Of a con
1944. ordered that the defendant. Joseph
herein on or before the % fortieth a. day aye. eS- *
elusive of Sundays and legal holidays,
oeSurrns fon RI after the day Of the rst pubea
default. Provided, copy OF this order be
m 3he week for three
sad day. .1sJ 7. ALAN doEDsBoRoUaH. S5eSft
cefk By ss'fEs emma q Btnl
clerk. mh24 81 ,ap7.
r,,.s iS$ o.. 9th 81; N%., wash 'r D. e, l.
FILED Mar. 2S' 1874. Charles E. Stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
umbn Tn1ed States for the Ds5Tiet of Co
saehansn ST. D. 81 anS WasSessan aGSe Hse 1
l635 olive St; Ne. Washington, 5. 5 G, G.,
sls1 SIs BATE. EK;A,,TiIEYINq SALE E!MiIilsm Wendell
Teported rep the sale Of Lots /. 800; sol and
being in the City of Washington. District
of Columbia, improved by premises 1925
Olive, ST. Northeast. to Broadus Graham
for, for the rsu sum Of S6,3oo;oo, all cash; sub
to Shannon ,& Luchs Realtors all ad-
lustments to be made as of date of transfer
and all expenses of conveyancing and ex-
animation of title to be at costs Of pur-
chaser, said sale being subject to aIproval
by the Court, it is, by the Court, this 2sth
day Of March, 1914; orcered, that said
Court unless cause to the contrary be
erty acceptable to the Court be made on or
before the l1th day of April. 1914, at 10
o'clock AM, at which time higher offers
win be e, considered and objections to. sal
sale will be heard, provided a copy of this
Order be published once in the Washing
ton Law Reporter and once in The Evening
Star Newspaper at least ten tW days
before sale, tn day ,of April, 1914: Pub
LEGATION of Order Nisi of March 9th.
1914, not havlng. been had, said Order OF
March 9Th, 944. is. hereby vacated and
JH 5gstiee, Sc vs Seal I1ryA 4 true copy Test:
c. SIMPSON. Deputy Clerk
Evening star., 1944-03-31
ADVERTISEMENT.
Occasional
CONSTIPATION

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Take one or two E-Z Tablets at
bedtime. They are tiny, practically
tasteless, easy and pleasant to take.
Amazingly effective in a mild and
comfortable way. No gripping, no un-
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sluggish, headachy or dizzy due to
occasional constipation, just try E-Z
Tablets and tomorrow morning note
the difference! Only 25c at drug
stores for go tiny E-Z Tablets.
Evening star., 1944-03-31
sICHARD E. WEXFORD, Attorney,
Chandler Bldg, Wash, ID. C.
Filed March %, 1914,
Charles f. Stewart, Clerk.

IN 1.-THE THE sDIsTRIcT COURT OF THE
lumbia;wcHARLEs !, M W s. HART. 2212 Eye
81. NV Washington. D. c., PlaIntiff.
gS. MARGARET BELL HART, 2I3O
1ssaId,v 1ssan View Ave, Los Angeles, Calf.
of this suit is an absolute divorce by
Charies 8. Hart. 2212 Eye St. NV,
against Margaret Bell Hart 2430 ocean
view Ave, Los Angeles, Calf. upon the
grounds OF voluntary separation for s
years years without cohahitation. or upon such
otner grounds as may be shown under the
ftSSmplaint con at the hearing on motion Of
lS11, ordered that the defendant Mar
garet Bel Hart, 2430 Ocean View Ave,
Los Angeles. California cause her appear
farissS anee 20 be entered herein on or before the
legal ts holidays, occurring after the day Of
the nrst publication of this order: other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as
n n case OF default, Provided, copy Of
this order be published once a week for
Inree Ia successive successive weeks in the Washington
5etore tdo SAID day. (s) T. ALAN COLDS
CHARLES E Stew sTEWseARr 'sssl2 SEAL "A Attsst est
MA G SIMPSON. Deputy Clerk.
mh24 81 APP.
WILLIAM c. SULLIVAN, 6I3 nth Ct NW
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-18
POT DoMOv

Tisto noe je bill cetoyodja
Klinar cudovito razigran. Ma
vsem nasem odseku fronte je
viadal mir. Cello plazovi so nam
prizanasali in mas MISC motili s
svojim hruscem.
V nasem zaklonu, XII je bill
/zvrtan v zivo skalo, mas je bio
kakih trideset ljudi. Cigan Bo-
jo, belokrajinski rojak, je pri-
dino kradel re yes teden, da bi
nam pripravil bolj vesele bo-
zicne praznike. Zadnjega mrli-
ca smo pokopali pred dobrimi
tedni, ma 'front.' je to ze celia
vecnost, XII zabrise zalost in spo-
mine.
Bojo je nekje nasel tudi ogu-
lien borov yrh, XII nam je v "a
klonu nadomescal bozicno dre-
vesce.' Lola "a svece nam nj
manjkalo, "a darila pa je po-
skrbel Bojo. Bill so, tn kosi pra-
We in resnicne slanine, zavitki
marmelade, nekaj steklenic zga.
MIA in nekaj laskih cutaric vi.
ma. Domovina iz zaledja je pri.
spevala cigarette, XII so bile ma.
menjene kdo We kan, pa SO pc
Bojovi zaslugi zasle k nam. Ia
ko Sc je v zakajenem prostoru
kmalu oglasila pesem. &c nj bi.
la eisto bozicna, je bila vsaj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-18

ME, nemara je kamenje, nema-
ia nina, XII z njo hoce kdo skru-
niti tisino svete noel.
Klinar prisluhne. Kakor da
ga vlece nevidna sila, Sc izmota
izmed mas in stopi iz zaklona.
"Ga ze spet klice njegova Mi
na!' pokaze Bojo svoje belle 70
be. Preden pa kdo utegne reci
karkoli, Sc strese yes zaklon in
silen hrusG preseka ozracje.
Pub nam je pogasil sveee, ne
kateri leze ma tleh kakor mrtvi,
drugi Sc V nemi grozi stiskajo
k skalnatim stenam.
sele polagoma Sc srca opro-
ste groze in Sc udje razgibljejo.
Bojo zleze il zaklona.
"Kinar!"
Glasu nj cd nikoder in Bojo
Sc pocasi razgleduje po sne-
gu, ces: '"Granata je udarila p
Kakor omamljeni hitimo ven.
kaj in iscemo. Klinarja nj, le
njegovo skveceno truplo moli
iz kupa kamenja, ledu in prsti
Oci SO siroko odprte in sickle.
no strme V to tajinstveno svetC
noe.
Zjutraj mas trese. mraz. SAM
teta je ze odkopala mrlica in Ga
zanesla na varno. Nihce he go
vori, nikomur sc he ljubi nit
! prestopiti, tako mas boil ia he
nadni odhod. Popoldne pa jt
planil k nam Bojo, XII je bill Sc
h kompaniji:
Telegram. f an t e, tele
grant, ,,
! ia koga?" 80,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-18

fantovska. Sale so syigale kri-
zem kakor blisli in v prostoru,
kl Je bill posvecen naJbolj okrut-
M smrtl, Sc Je raziegalo toiiko
smeha, kakor da 50 v MEM nasii
zavetje preserni svatje.
Cetovodja Klinar ie krilil Z
rokami:
"Fantie. kakor ma ohcet; sno
nocoi in sam Bog mas 10 vesel.
lie mole Mine se manika. Da ste
10 poznali. take nj yec nod mi.
lin nebom
cioan Roio 10 nolau.l ho,e
zoha.
"K -.
go r. 80 Ivy - ~
D. - ., a. ,
"a e :; - - ,,;s1:, -: .'aa 80, ..1s.
,o ~ 49, ' LIS 10 VIC ?. e. pus... ~.
-, - '' '0'''1
nd! se ustis, hooer clgahshi'
piJ iaJsi Id zufaVJe moJe WI
iie' oa 'e ne pfeInaga zalost' ko
% .@ho Alsei' haJ Je HELL oo
ha'e III mafase. se oornem sc
nv "a 'ahiii oaose'oih' NJ ie
~ ns. 49, ~ l'" o
~ ~, 80 =: pa' ~ W van ~ .
-: '' ''.
n.y. s m spopeco , ~
M - 1A' .
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-18

"Kadar tie spet poklice Nina,
vzemi Sc meme seboj."
Kljub zbadljivemu naglasu Sc
nismo mogli smejati. Dahnilo je
nekaj tajinstvenega, nekaj Ia
gonetnega k nam. IL dina in sal
so Sc izmotali domaei kraji, to-
pie kmecke sobe, kjer pri jasel-
cah drhtita oGe in matt "a ST.
ma, kjer zena objokuje moza in
sklepajo otroci ljubeei bojaz-
nj drobne roke V zelji, da bi Sc
vrnil oce, XII ga komaj Sc po-
znajo po obrazu. Tudi cetovo-
dja Klinar je obmolknil in 81
kakor v utrujenosti. podprl gla-
vo z dlanmi:
"Oh, ne, ne, he, oh, maj osta-
neva!" je, nenadoma zaprosila
bezicna pesem. in napolnila YES
zaklon nepojmljivo neznostjo.
Svece na boru so dogorevale in
sence so begale po. obrazih ka-
kor usodne roke zagonetnih po-
Sasti.~ e--.~,
sTega ne bi bill smell peti," sc
je zdrznil Klinar. "Presveto in
pretoplo je "a ta kraj -" >
"Pa peplakni!' mu je ponu-
dill Bojo zelenko. "Kar postenc
nagni, da bos boil zivo videl svo.
jo Mino!'
"Fant!" stisne zdajci Klinar
pest in zaskriplje Z zobmi, toda
tovarisi pomirijo preteco roko
da Sc res oklene zelenke in JIG
nastavi ma usta.
Potlej zamre beseda in smeh
utihne. Klinar bull precise in
molci. Nekje Sc .yzdrami rohne'