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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
n
MAR ORDER ON
. NEGRO TROOPS

The British Secretary for War,
Sir james Grigg. told parliament
last week that he had no knowl-
edge OF a British war order for
bidding members OF. the ATS. the
English "Wacs." from speaking to
Negro American soldiers except in
the presence of white persons. &C.
cording to q New York Times story
William Leach, q laborite member
OF the House Of Commons. told Sir
James Grigg that he would send
him q copy Of the order. Sir Grigg
said he would be happy to see a
copy of the order and would inves-
tigate its circulation.
In a telephone conversation with
the British Information service Of
flee in New York, the Chronicle
editor was told last week that the
matter OF the ban against colored
American soldiers would be inves-
tigated in London and an explsna-
ton given.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Local Doctor Succu1nbs
Celebrating Birthday

turn to Detroit when the attack oe-
Cured.
DR.. Jenkins was born In Jelli-
cote. Tenn, where he received his
elementary schooling. He 4later at
tended Meharry medical school
where he became active in student
affairs, and graduating from the
school. he began the practice OF
medicine in 1876. Coming to Detroit
he opened offiees at $40 East War
rem where be built up q practice
unsurpassed by local Negro ply
sicians He was Q member Of Phi
Beta Sigma fraternity and q men,
Der Of the board OF directors OF
Western Union Mutual Insurance
company.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs
Alberta jenkins, seven-year-old
SON.. Sterling. an uncle. Sherman
Jenkins, who lives in Pittsburgh
and a nephew, Herman Lloyd Of De-
troik
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26

NEW YORK. - A third nstional
radio network has been secured 70
carry the story OF the Negro Press
during Nstional Negro Newspaper
week, February "a TO March 4. IL
was announced here this week by
Frank I. Stanley. chairman OF the
publishers committee making ar
engagements.
The Blue Network and affiliated
stations will beam a program orig
mating at Great Lakes Naval Train
ing station on Thursday. March z.
from 1 to $50 pm. eastern War
Tme)
ll7th Anniversary
Previously announced broadcasts
In connection with the observance
OF the ll7th anniversary Of the Ne
gro Press will be:
Saturday, Feb. 20, 3 20 $50 pm.
(EwT) over NBC and affiliated
stations.
Monday. Feb. -. i1:3o pm 70
10 midnight CEWT,. over Cslum-
abla Broadcssting system.
The Blue network broadcast spot
lights the visit to Great Lakes OF
the Negro Newspaper Publishers as
ISOLATION on the invitation OF 1t
Commander Daniel Armstrong, on
March 2 and 3.
The songstress, Dorothy Donegan
along with the Great Lakes orches-
ira and glee club will provide music
for the half-hour broadcast. A state
ment by Secretary Of the Navy
Knox on The Negro in the Navy
will be heard as we'll as a briei
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Plane Crashes
AtBase,,. Killing
SeIFTfdgsaR lof

SELFRIDGE FIELD. Mich e.
Selff4dts Field pilot was killed FRI
day. Feb 10. when his one scatter
fighter plane crashed on the fsld1
The pilot was Second 1t Charles
Warren Dickerson. = years old, q
% winthrop avenue. New RochellA
NY. His parenta Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Dickerson Of the same Ads
dress were notified Of the death.
The plane burned after IL crashed
Lieutenant Dickerson was return
ing from . combat training misA
sion
He was educated In New RocheIl4
and ut the University Of Wisconsfns
He arrived at Selfridge Field Nov
70, 1913. after having been xredup
ated from m aviation cadet courq1
at Tuskegee Army Air Field. TuSs
kegee. Ala He was cornmissiquu9
Nov. ;. lez1
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26

Funeral services for Or. Sher-
man williot Jenkins, whose friend
ly counsel and acts Of philanthropy
In recent years was as much a part
Of his profession as giving medical
aid 70 the scores OF patients who
crowded The reception room OF his
,fices at $40 East Warren avenue.
will be held al Second Baptist
church Thursday. with the Rev.
Robert L. Brady. pastor. In charge.
DR.. Jenkins died suddenly at .
pm. Sunday at The home Of rela-
tive IN Jackson. Mich. where he
had made an automobile trip TO
celebrate his birthday. Death was
due 10 o heart attack. Relatives
said the physician was in excellent
health and. had not complained OF
feeling IN prior 10 the heart attack
He had spent the greater part OF
Sunday at The Jackson home Of a
relative and was planning - re-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Boxing Match
Ends In Death
Here OF Youth

A sparring match between two
teen age youths resulted in the
death OF one and the investigation
OF the other on a charge Of muir
der. according to detectives Of the
homicide squad.
II was learned that Robert Lat
ley. II, Of 6053 Mansur street was
dead on admittance 70 Receiving
hospital after being taken TO get
aid from a beer tavern at 1881 Rus
sell street
An investigation disclosed that
Lately and James Babe. 10. Of .S33S
Riopelle street were sparring in
side the tavern. Several blows were
struck and then Babe hit, Lately
in the stomach. Lately collapsed
and died a short time later.
He was pronounced dead when
admitted TO Receiving hospital.
Badie was held for further inves-
tiga.ion Of the death of Lately.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Found Dead Baby
In Young Maids
Room Last Week

Police last week questioned . L.
year-old maid, employed by q deri<
list in the death Of 4 newborn baby
found dead in the maids room %
1890 Artesisn street. according -
police records. -,
Held for investigation 8 EsH
Hood Of 20ti7 wsshburn street Nvh4
was hired rs maid the previous day
by DR.. Richard nont Of the Arte-'
sian street address. HI told po1ico
that a trail of blood led him 70 the
maids room where TIE dead 6odS
Of newborn baby was found
wrapped in q sheet behind the bed
The baby had been dead for aps
proximately - hours Police say thu
young girl admitted being the moth~
er OF the baby. born on February
10. She was held for investigations
by officers assigned 10 ths casa
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
BaHenger Asked
To Investigate
Assault Charge

Police Commissioner John Bal
lenger has been requested to in
vestigate treatment accorded Hazel
Ross, 1915 West Warren. according
to Miss Ross attorney, James Jack
SON. The request followed the fling
Of an affidavit Feb. IS. by Miss Ross
in which she accuses Patrolman
Thomas Dewey and his partner.
both Of the sixth precinct, Of forcing
their way into her apartment as
saulting her and using vile
language.
She further charges that the Of
feers searched the premises with
out a search warrant, and that when
she called the sixth precinct to pro-
test was informed that the officers
knew what they were doing.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Wins 81, 500 Damages
Against jim Grow Bus

when IL crossed the state line from
Missouri to Arkansas
The amount of the damages vas
left up to the jury after Federal
Judge Richard N. Duncan bad o.
dered the verdict in favor OF Miss
Mack.
In her bill Of complaint. Miss
Mack had asked $500 actual dam
ages for bodily harm. and $4,000
punitive damages because the bus
driver called a Steele. Mo-, police
man when she refused 10 change
seats. She said the policeman
slapped her and showed her into
a rear seat.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
DIET ROIT
This Week


wednesday--svery week. Booklet
luncheon YWcA. IL noon. Z
Tuesday. Feb. 20: Film Forum. Or,
Kathryn Robb. Main Library. s:iS
pm.
Tuesday. Feb. 70. A. Philip Rsns
dolph Testimonial dinner. ~ Horne.
mems Civic center. TOO pm
Sunday, Feb. "a; n Philip Rsns
dolph sddrssx yMCA. Forum ssSisA
Z pm. YMCA- f
Sunday, reb. n; r. ,. Thcmsa
Ebenezsr AME church, 80 pm.
Sunday. Tsh. ~: Nstioasf Nsoro
Congress conferences. Civic csntsfs
10 am. s
Sunday. Feb. n. urcthsrhood Hsu-
seal tea, 81 Cyrzizns xpiseenes
chnsek - -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Broadcast To Feature
NegroNewspaper Week

message from Commander Arm
strong
Heroes interviewed
A feature OF this program Will De
the interview Of several Navy he
roes by Edgar T. Rouzesu. war cor
respondent for the Pittsburgh Cou-
rier, who is back in the United
States after a year and a half in
Africa
War correspondents at battle
fronts abroad as well as three others
who have returned to this country
will be heard on the other programs,
On NBC Saturday, David Orro OF
The Chicago Defender. ellie Stew.
art of the Afro-American. and
Thomas w. Young OF The Journal
and Guide will speak on their ex-
periences abroad. and also interview
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
PROJECT UNITS
DENIED WOR kER
AT WILLOW RUN
$500 Public III o u sinF
Vacancies Listed In
The Area

The legal attack on discrimina-
ton in public housing which was
predicted in the Michigan Chronicle
last week has begun. according to
press release from the NAACP
branch in Detroit which states that
a suit Is being filed ON behalf Of
a Negro war worker who has been
denied accommodations at the
Willow Run projects although II has
been disclosed in the public press
that there are $500 vacant public
housing units In the area.
The press release from the local
NAAcP concerning preparations for
the housing suit follows:
The arrival of Thurgood Mar.
shall. special NAACP counsel, in
town over the weekend. indicated
that the long awaited legal action
Of the NAACP against horsing au-
thorities was entering the final
stages DIR. James J. MeC1endoAa ma
Glasisr h Egt -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26

MALONE INSPURPLE HEART
Three Small Children
Die In Inkster Fire

Three small children were suffo-
Gated in a fire which swept their
home, in the new George Washing
ton Carver Project. 1884 Kewadin
street. Inkster, late Saturday after
noon.
The dead were: Irene Williams. 2:
Lillian. !. and Gladys. five months.
They were the children OF Mr.
and Mrs. Edward A. Williams.
The children had been left alone
in the home while their mother.
Mrs. Vera Williams. Is. went to =
nearby grocery store. Mrs. Williams
told police that she had been away
from the home only a few minutes,
and when she returned the smoke
was 50 dense she could not enter.
The father. she said. had not been
home since Wednesday.
Police. following an investiga-
ton. said that the fire was caused
by an rverheated stove in the
kitchen. The fire was reported BY
William Elliott, Is.
| Although there h . furnace II
4 m h4pe. this wAs nit in NJ 49,;
4X13{&6 e. 49, qu
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Hold Symposium
On ToleranceAt
Branch Library

A symposium on "Practicing Ra-
ciai Tolerance in the Community"
will be held Tuesday. Feb %. at
the Utley branch of the Detroit
Public library at S726 Woodward
avenue, IL was announced last week.
The program will begin at pm.
and the following speakers are
scheduled: Herman Jacobs. execu-
tive secretary OF the Jewish Com
munity center: the Rev. H. B. Hud-
nut, pastor of the Woodward Ave-
nue. Presbyterian church: John c.
Dancy. secretary OF the Detroit Ur-
ban League. and Louis Martin. edi-
tor Of the Michigan Chronicle.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26

ST. LOUISA financial blow
was handed the Jim Crow laws OF
transportation here last week when
Miss Maggie Mack. former school
teacher or Springfield. Mo-, and
now. working in an aviation plant
in Milwaukee, Wis. was awarded
81 500 judgment against the Dixie
Greyhound bus.
The suit was filed after Miss Mack
had been forced TO move from
front seat to rear seat Of the bus
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Investigate Beating ~W.~
Youth ByDSR Conductor
fsEE PHOTO ON PAGE o

tisation bad not been completed
when We went to press.
Boy Tells 81 Beating
From Leonard Pinson and his par
ents. the. Michigan Chrouicle
learned that on last Tuesday. Leo
nsrd, in company with several other
youths. was returning from Dur
fee school At about I pm. when one
Of the boys In the group threw q
packed SNOWFALL az Trumbull
car as IL nesred 18th and Lawrence.
The SNOWFALL. believed 10 have been
packed with Q stone. broke q win
dow in the car and the conductor
got off and began chasing the boys
Leonard Pinson said be refused ID
run because he had no part in the
snovoalling. The conductor, Pinson
said. approached him with en- iron
1919 mUATrNH Para
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
nv InHN WOOD

A thorough investigation OF an
attack on . i5-year-old Highland
Park schoolboy by DSR streetcar
conductor last Tuesday in which the
youth suffered Q torn Egsment OF
the right arm and decorations OF
the side OF his face. 10 underi way
this week, the Michigan Chronicle
learned from DSR complaint DE.
partnent spokesman Monday. AZ
the same time, parents OF the youth
aid they intended 70 institute suit
against the DSR and the conductor.
The DSR refused 10 issue an OF.
fetal statement on the, incident
which grew out OF the "snowosll..
ing" OF a Trumoull car by several
pupils OF Durfee school and the
beating OF Leonard Pinson, son 81
Mr.. snd Mrs James pinsor Of 1851
Clements street. because the inyes-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
Negro Eiecfed
President or
Bohn Local 2O8

One Of the most progressive steps
In labor unions was made last
week when Harges Mason was
elected president Of Local 20e.
UAW-CI0. at Behn Aluminium
Plant Mason was unopposed for
the Office. He II also vice president
Of Wayne County CLIO Council.
Although Local 20S has . men,
bership Of almost 10,e0e. less than
20 per cent Of the members are
colered.
Herman Bond. also eoiored. was
reelected secretary treasurer Of
the Local.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26

Charges that white officers. and
even buck privAtes. are living In .
spacious. handsome colonial type
building" while Negro officers NJ
Selfridge Field are overcrowded In
barracks although they have been
paying the same fees as whites fer
living accommodations; that . young
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
[31;zS3
YOUNG RESIGNS

WASHINGTON, D.C.-P. Bernard
Young ST.. president and editor-in-
chief Of the Norfolk Journal and
Guide, has informed the Presidents
Committee on Fair Employment
Practice that he must resign MEM
bership on the committee which he
has held for seven months. He has
sent his resignatisn 70 the President.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26

Harry L. tPopps pee) Johnson
prominent figure In the boxing
game, was arrested Monday night
at Arcadia. following the demon
strstion ip protest Of The SECESSION
awarding Howell King Detroit
middleweisht q verdict over Jimmy
s ssSssIi a. s iI iSs:sas si e.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
SPOT NEWS
BuLLE TIN S
BRAVE CHRISTIANS

BRAVE CHRISTIANS
Last week We stated that some OF
the members OF the Detroit Council
of Churches were scared OF q pro-
oosal for extending membership
privileges TO all people regardless
OF race, creed or color. We were
taken TO task for this statement and
informed officially that the Detroit
Council of Churches has adopted
. code which opens wide the church
doors TO sinners Of every hue. For
this gallsntry In the face Of the enc
my we herewith send an orchid TO
the Christian soldiers.
MRS. BERNARD SHAW
The wife OF the worlds most ia
NOUS Irishman. George Bernard
Shaw, left 100000 in her will to
teach the Irish good manners When
the will was probsted in, London
last week and this provision was
made public. Mr.. Shaw told reports
ers. "You see, they need H. They
have no manners" As. for himself
Mr.. Shaw said, I'm only an Irish
man by birth. Really. I'm . Lon
doner."
~BUTCH" La GUARDIA
Twenty-one Negro air cadets
from Hondo field. Texas, were
greeted by Mayor Butch LaGua1
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
LETTER TO NEGRO PRESS
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-26
-BUrcH" LA GUARpIA

Twenty-one Negro air cadets
from Hondo Field. Texas, were
greeted by Mayor Butch" LaGua1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26
EfsAKorRAvNosT

zeljevem dvoriscu. Zahteval je,
da mora govoriti z Bregarico
samo. Takoj SO ga peljali ma
vrt, kjer je sedela zalka, joka-
joca ma klopi.
20 ii uboga stvar, nikar ta-
ko ne jokaj', jo je pozdravil
stefuljeek napolglasno in Sc j
priblizal.
zena je >vzdignila glavo in
globoko vzdihnila. .
20, Stefan = ko je pa tako
hudo! - Cvrst in zdrav je
odsel in zdaj ne slisim vee 0
MEM in ga ne. vidim vec!!"
"Nemara ii pa JAZZ prinasam
nekaj Cd FrancetaWt}s
Stefan, ti?' je zakricala ze'
ma vsa il sebe,, "od MEGA? -
Je-li resnicno? - tt 81, ga ma
sel?" r a.
| "Nasel ga ravno nisern; am
pax imam neko pismo, katero
moran oddati samo tisti osebi
ma katero je naslovljeno. -
In ma pismu stoji tvoje ime, -
Zalka".
"Kje imas pismo? - Daj m
ga hitro!" je' viknila zena, tre
soca Sc presenecenja.
! "Zalka, lie pocasi; ne tako div
je in hitro'', jo je opominja
}, stefuljcek;; "paziti moras t''d
nase in ma otroka. Sicel
pa niti sam ne vem, kaj ii pri
nasam; toda najsi DO re dobrt
ali slabo, vsekakor moras mi
> sliti, ljubi Bog je Sc mad nam
in On bo uredil vse pray in o
brnil ma dobro'.
Stefan, daj mi pismo!" ga j
7 priganjala zena.
| Zdaj je segel mozek pocasi il
. oprezno v Yep ma telovniku il
prinesel IL MEGA zmeckan "a
mazan papir, XII je bill zapesate'
, z rdecim voskom. Bliskorna M
, ga je iztrgala iz r o k in tako
zavpila:
i "Jezus, Marija, Jozef! - san
posilja - to je njegova pisa
va" .s.
V naslednjem trenotku je bl
10 pismo ze odprto in 'razpro
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26

Izmed vseh domnevanj in 60
voric pa Sc je zdela ena ven-
darle nekoliko resilicna.
Diva pastirja IL Bodesic st a
MANFRED pripovedovala, da sta
videla v torek zvecer ma. seno-
zeti oh Saw tri cudne ljud: ble-
dega, zalostnega moza, beloo-
bleceno zeno z ogljenocrnim O.
brazom in stare, skljueeno ca
rovnico. To svojo izpoved sta
slovesno zatrdila pred mestnim
zupnikom v Radovljici.
Brz ko Sc je raznesla ia no.
vica, Sc je takoj spomnila krc-
marica IL Ribna, da Sc je neka-
ko pred trent tedni mudila v
njeni hisi neka postarna, sklju-
cena tuje zena podivjanega O.
braza in da je vprasevala o
Bregarjevih razmerah, XII je
ravno Sci mimo hise.
Tako so sc mnozila domneva-
MIA izgubljenem Francetu dan
"a dnem, a jasnosti nj prineslo
nobeno.
Zalka, zena izgubljenega Bre.
garja, je trpela neizrazne bole'
sti. zdaj so j povedali zmotnc
veselo novice, in zarek upanja
il je zasijal V duso; a kmalu
nato so il prinesli drugo, "a
lostno novice; vsled socutja sc
j to povedali samo ma polovice
in prepustili njeni lastni domis
Ijiji, da 81 jo je naslikala ce'
lotno; in TAXA novica jo je po
trla skoro do obupnosti. Vec
krat, je kar odrevenela bolecin
jokati ze nj mogla vec, vcasif
jo je po cele ure tresla mrzlica
zdaj il je zopet silila VISA kri
glavo, zdaj Sc je naslonila n;
zid in nepremicno zrla tia
Preselila Sc je z otrokom
svojemu bratu, Anzelju. Pr
Bregarju ne bi bila mogla We
strpeti, zakaj vsaka stvar bi j
neprestano spominjala ma izgub
ljenega moza. Razen tega so j
vsi ii dogodki tako prestrasili
da hi sama ne mogla vec biti
hisi.
ze deset dni je bivala Zalk
pri svojem bratu, kar Sc prika
re nekega vecera cudni kupce
valec z zeblji, Kroparski mock
yes upehan in zasopljen ma An
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26
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Ia lucaj kamna dalec cd te-
ga mesta je lezal ma tleh koscek
belle svile. In ma tenn mestu, kjer
vodi ravno pot skozi gozd, so
prenehali vsi sledovi.
Mozje so iskali Sc pol dne,
prebrskai so vsak grmicek, pre-
tipali vsako skalno votlino, vsa-
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so preiskali do zadnjega kotlc-
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skale, vse njegove kamnite klo-
pi Jim MISC mogle dati odgovo-
ra, nemi spik je molcal in. MOI
,je, XII so prisli gozd z nado,
da najdejo Franceta ali vsaj
pot do mega, so morali zapusti-
i gozd zopet sami, negotovl,
kaj Sc je zgodilo Bregarjem.
Sc istega popoldne in nasled-
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Kmalu so Sc zacele siriti 60
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Bregarja. Nekdo ga je baje sre'
cal ma poti V Radovljico; nago-
voril ga je, a France je kakol
neumen zbezal Cd MEGA in po'
tegnil klobuk ma obraz.
Nekdo drugi ga je slisal, ka
ko je stokal gozdu ma vrhl
Jelovice. Tretji pa je cello pri
nesel vest, da je videl, kako gs
| je Bohinjka odnesla in da SO g
pri mestu potegnili il vode.
Vsako tako novice so hitrC
sprejeli, ker bi jim pac utegnils
| podati novih sledov "a nadaljnc
|iskanje: toda pri vsaki so kma
lu spoznali, da je lie ucinek ne
sporazumljenja in prazna izmis
ljotina.
Razlicna domnevanja O skriv
nostnem dogodku z Bregarjen
so postajala cd dne do dne boil,
3udna, cello strasna. Spikov duh
ga je zaradi njegove predrzno
sti, ker 81 ga je upal zasledova
ii, pahnil Savo, so pripovedo,
vail prestraseno nekateri; dru
gi so cello vedeli, da ga je duh
raztrgal ma drobne kosce; tre
iii pa so menili, da ga je bella
zena zaklela tuj kraj, kjel
mora izvrsiti neko tezko delo, s
katerim DO resil tega duha; kc
dovrsi svojo tezavno nalogo, be
prisel zopet domov in prinesel
seboj "a placilo vreco zlata.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26

strto v njenih rokah. Zacela je
brati. Kakor duh je postajala
bleda;; ihtela je, .jecala, zdaj ce-
10 zacvilila in Sc zvijala, kakor
bi morala prestajati najgrozo-
vitejse nuke. Dokoncala je
in spustila pismo ma tia, Sc W.
gla ma klop in stokala k ak 0 r
smrtnoranjena. PDesenecen
jo je mozek nekaj casa motril,
nato jo je rahlo vprasal:
"Zalka, ali smem prebrati pi-
smo?" 49, j
Nj Sc zganila in sepetala lie
sebi grozne vzdihe; samo z gla-
vo je nekoliko pokimala in mu
S tenn pritrdila ma vprasanje.
stefuljcek je pobral pismo in
bral sledece vrstice, XII 81 bile o.
cividno pisane v najvecji ma
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