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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01

Mrs. Leslie Fordham, Windsor
Ont, returned to her home, Satur-
day, after visiting Mrs. Dorothy
Bland for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Yarger. Al
bion, spent the week end in Al
bion with Mrs. Yarger's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Vroman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Harner, Jack
son, spent Sunday with Mr.. Har-
ner's mother. Mrs. Ann Harner, and
his sister, Mrs. Gerald Kindshov'
en-. who is convalescing after an
operation.
Mrs. Robert Baker and Mrs.
Eleanor Rogers, Ann Arbor, are
spending the day in Detroit.
Mrs. Lee Struble and son Robert
left today for Verndale, Mimi, to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
p. Petit. They expect to return
in three weeks and bring back
Mrs. Struble's daughter, Joan. who
has been spending the summer
with her BIhHupdIehts.
Miss Catherine Young left Mon
day for Canada where she will
visit relatives. At Windsor she
will visit her brother Gordon
Young and family. then will go
on to Parkhead, Ont, where she
will spend about a month with
her sister, Mrs. William Brooks
and Mr.. Brooks. who will celebrate
their silver wedding. anniversary
Aug. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvi1 Wolford and
son Eugene aud Gerald Huston left
Saturday for Ravenswood. Can,
where they will spend a week at
a cottage on Lake Huron.
Miss Marvel Edwards and Wal
ter Edwards. Stratford, Ont, re-
turned to their home Monday after
visiting their aunt. Mrs. George
Lockwood. for a week
Mrs. Laura Weter and Mrs B. c.
Thompson are spending today In
Detroit.
Representatives from the Bap-
list Youth Fellowship, Misses Kath-
crime Huston. Phyllis Wright and
STANLEY Allen, have returned from
Lake Louise, Mich, where they at
tended the annual Baptist Assem-
hly
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
LAS First PRIZE

First prize in the poster contest
held at Simmonds, Foster and Ross
Schools for the purpose Of advertis-
ing the Pet Show to take place Au-
gust 2. was won by Marilyn Gobel.
Second prize went 10 Arlene Schils
and third to James Ramey. Sim
monds School had Is entries.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
Births Rise

Births Rise
The number OF births In Ypsi-
lanti has rapidly risen the past
three months. Forty three in July
surpasses the June total OF 80 and
the May total Of 80. or the 43.
81 were boys and 16 girls. The
number OF deaths in July was five,
much lower than the June total
of IA. No women are included in
this number; four men and one
male infant make the total.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
III Babies this week-and
he hasn't seen his own grandson!"

"T>oMcnr the Doctor was hoping 10 h.ish
i carly, 50 he could take q two-how train
trip and snatch look At his new +day-oh
grandson. But no-the phone caught him
again. So now he's Of to deliver Mrs. Johnssal"
Doctors have always been 'ro~nd. the-cloek
men. But since Pearl Hsrbo<, with half Of or
physicians in the armed forces, each civilian
doctor is more in demand than ever. He is on
call today TO an average Of l7so people.
Your doctors minutes nsy be Hessvins
time 1. :. too precious to waste. Help him save
time for people who need b;m urgently, Cor
yourself in an emergency, by remembering
thsse ieur helpful things when yos re NJ
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
Fewer Diseases

Fewer Diseases
The number OF contagious dis
eases reported from Ypsilanti dur
ing the month of july to the Wash
tenaw County Health Department,
Ann Arbor, is much smaller than
the June total which included ten
cases OF chicken pox and two Of
scarlet fever. The only cases
reported in July were two of
whooping cough and one of chick
en- pox.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton II. Bennett
are at Portage Lake and expect
to be home Sunday.
Miss Amanda Koch and Miss
Flora Schieferstein, Chelsea. have
been visiting Mrs. John w. Bird.
\: Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schwall
will move from 6l2 S. Huron ST.,
to S04 Lowell st. next week.
Mrs. Charles w. Shaw, Mrs.
Mary j. Rooney and Mrs Lillian
Watson attended the funeral of
Mrs. Tole Newman in Pontiac Mon
day. Mrs. Newman often visited In
Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burke have
returned from bennington. Can,
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs
Earl d. Burke.
Mrs. A. II. Bucknell returned to
her home at Burr Oak Sunday and
will remain there for the season.
She had been visiting Mrs. Kath-
crime Bucknell.
Miss Beth Matherell left for Chi
cago Saturday to spend her vaca-
ton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
ACQUITTED

Detroit. Aug. 1-AP-A circuit
court jury OF II women Monday
acquitted Norman L. Smith, 81, on
a manslaughter charge growing
out of the shotgun Staying of his
wife at their home in Gibraltar,
Mich, a year ago. The Jury found
Smith mot guilty due to temporary
insanity.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
Attend Meddlnu

Mr.. and Mrs. Luman Seamans
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnard
attended the wedding OF Miss
Marguerite Z Mack and William
II. Bumford, U.S.N.R., at the Knox
Presbyterian Church, Detroit, Sat
urday night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
Board 70 Meet

The Thrift Shop board members
will meet with Mrs. William Sny-
der, Friday afternoon at o'clock.
The Thrift Shop will be closed un.
til September 5.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
LEAVES FOR VACATION

Mrs. Madge Henthorne, recrea-
ton leader at Willow Run for the
project services, will leave Wed.
nesday for a two weeks vacation
a. her home in Kentucky.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
Service Briefs

Richard Cottrell and Emmett
Northrup flew their plane, Sunday,
TO Washington, ID. C.. where they
will spend a week, and on return
ing, will bring Richards sister,
Margaret Cottrell. SIX. &c, to her
home here for her Is day leave.
Miss Cottrell is a Spar.
Agnes NJ. Bruetsch has now
served six months in the fleet
post office in San Francisco and
is a corporal.
Mr. and Mrs. Cotton Cottrell
have received word that their son,
Pfc. John Cottrell has been trans
ferred from New Guinea to Aus
tralia.
Mrs. Alvin Joslyn and son David,
accompanied by Mrs. Lewis Joslyn,
Birmingham, have left for Stuart,
Fla, to join Mrs. Joslyn's' hus-
band. Ensign Alvin Joslyn, who is
taking amphibious training at Fl.
Pierce, Fla. Mrs. Alvin Joslyn will
remain for about two months, while
Mrs. Lewis Joslyn will return af-
ter her husband joins her in a few
weeks.
Cpl. Dorothy Jane Champion left
Sunday afternoon for Camp Lee
Jeune. N. Carolina, after spending
her weeks furlough here with her
mother, Mrs. Catherine Champion.
Corp. Harold l.. Bruetsch has re-
turned to Port Belvoir, Va. where
he is stationed, after spending two
days at his home here.
Lieutenant g. g. Lee d. Fred
erick left Ypsilanti Sunday eve
ming after a weeks leave here to
go to San Diego, Calf. for new
appointment. He had been sta
toned at Fort Schuyler, N. Y.
Pvt. and Mrs. Alfred Burns left
today for his new station at Sioux
Falls, g. Oak.
Cpl. Jason Kenneth Harden. with
his wife and small son. Is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Harden. 312 Oak st.
Cpl. Harden was wounded while
serving in the South Pacific and
has received an honorable medical
discharge, after having been hos
ritalized since February IS. After
two weeks rest here he and his
wife and son will leave for Che
boygan, Wis. his wife's home. As
soon as he 10 able, he expects to
train for some trade at which he
can work with his present disabil-
ity. which involves the loss OF use
OF his legs.
PFC Fred c. Katon. Jr, Camp
Shelby. Miss, is spending his ten
day furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred c, Katon, Sr.
MIMI. first class, Clair Simons
is now stationed at Key West. Fla.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
WINS FIRST

Haskell Bennett won first place
at horseshoes AZ Foster School
and Victor Plumely was runner-up.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
Local Residents
Attend Reunion

Mr.. and MrS. Joseph Ely, Miss
Anna Ely and Miss Mary Hatton
attended the Ely annual family
reunion at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bachelor, Orchard
Lake.
The Aecretary's records showed
that there have been no births or
deaths during the year, and that
Is Of the young people are in the
service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01

Soldiers Arrested
Four soldiers from the Willow
Run Air Base were turned over to
military authorities by Ypsilanti
police Monday night after they
were arrested by the latter on
charges of tearing the awning on
the store front Of the Family De-
partment store, w. Michigan Ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01

Pnorm HIM yTRsr. Tel him as clearly as you
can what's wrong. Let him decide whether he
should oo.e to see you, or you should go to him.
Go 10 HrM whenever you are able. House visits
take lots of your doctors time-time when
se~ss.e else may really need him urgently.
Kzsr roUR APPOINTMENT promptly, don't
postpose it; make il at bis convenience, so that
he cen plan bis crowded hours better.
FotIov rouR DocroRs ADVICE to the letter
90 that your trouble doesn't drag on, get COM
pl;csted, er need extra attention from him.
SAVE Yevs DOCTORS TIME M wARTMEl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
Richardson Pharmacy

2O4 w. Michigan Avenue
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
ctieNrs TO TESTIFY

Mason. Mich, Aug. l-AP-De-
Tense attorneys in the legislative
bribe conspiracy trial planned to-
day TO put more OF their clients on
the witness stand to deny that
money they gave lobbyist was
given with the knowledge that 1t
was 10 be used to bride lawmakers.
Mark 8. Young. Detroit representa-.
tive OF the National Discount Corp.
and one OF Ave finance company
officers among the % defendants.
was expected to deny the charges
as ala John F. Hancock another or
the defendants. late Monday
whether the morning after
turIs into a dull gray dawn..."will
be determined largely by what pro-
grim you and ]. At home, are pre-
pared TO put into action"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
Ypsilanh Briefs
First in Annex

First In Annex
Harry Freed. who underwent an
operation in Boyer Hospital last
week was the first patient wheeled
into the new addition when a por-
ton OF the first floor was opened
Monday. He found the new section,
bright, airy and cheering.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton Cottrell
have received word that their son,
Pfc. John Cottrell has been trans
ferred from New Guinea to Aus
tralia.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01

PFC Fred C. Katon. Jr,. Camp
Shelby. Miss, is spending his ten
day furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred c, Katon, Sr.
MIMI. first class, Clair Simons
is now stationed at Key West. Fla.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01

Agnes NJ. Bruetsch has now
served six months in the fleet
post office in San Francisco and
is a corporal.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1944-10-13
HOSI ITAL NEWS NOTES

Mrs. ROLAND Moody Of Anchorage re-
ceived medical care for several days.
Youn Eugene Jacobsen who makes his
home with the Ray Gather fami 1y, re-
ceived medi cal treatment for several
days.
Mrs. Frank Hobson of G1enallen he'd
surgery and Is making GOOD recovery.
Robert Clark Of Eklutna is being
treated for inf cted eyes.
WI lson Bell Of Lower Tonsina had en-
appendectomy.
Annie Ronning Of Talkeetna received
medi cal treatmen Mt for IS evero1 days.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1944-10-13

sEE GIVE SERVICE NEWS. Cont.
according to the. rules laid down,
must sent you a: Ia CARD until. you
have filed your request.
A La ska has been in q very fnvorabl
position for some time, being able
ito fill their quota from the ages Of
le to &c, but that. does not necessr.'
orily mean that they would not 60
to the higher brackets; so the &c to
SO year group should keep their
cards and deferme nts requests up to
date too.
PALMER ,SELEcTIVE SERVICE
J. :. BOARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
1 III Z. .. .: >, !. j

o There's something about Wheat
les that's likely TO make a lady's
pulse beat fasterl To say nothing of
the lovelight in her eyes for the gent
who makes this Breakfast of Cham
pions' part of his daily routine.
Lots of up-and at 'em boys
and gals >. begin a busy day with
the valuable whole wheat nourish-
ment Of these toasted flakes included
in their breakfast. Doing right by
yourself? Start your morning meal
with milk, fruit and Wheaties,
breakfast of Champions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

GOLDEN WHEATIES BARS are
gaily suggestive of Spring. Crunchy,
delicious. And point-thrifty, say my
staff Mix cups wheuties, cup Sailed
Peanuts, ? cup Coconut If available.
In sauce pan combine p cup Sugar,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
r.,r.e, result. e,'.', ,.. ..I' i fisqr
"Kdchsn-les'su

NJ, results 0ssH's' -, Eloar
P''i %'IaI s'Kilehsn-ie'i'd f' snao,-
Isss-W "p t;,,roe,-H tsp ,s.p.
a tsp. I ss,%"S@M cup M.'x3M MEDAL !.
,unsr-l cop 1s,ovr-l tsp. s'"' U
'" po~ %iso,,. Beat eggs egg, |
n? - rotary heater IL, cytract and f'nu,
,T;5'sait, sugar, le h"5 milk whieh |90SID
Best in boiling nob u,ter Slit O1O11der
heated wi. l the and nd baking Po~1e
MEDAL ut lat into egg III lSS'rreased-
together, pSv,l;ckly into ven WEI! lrep) or
Pour very y. so. pan & -. deep.
and-houIeui layer pans 80 40 min.
two ioeGiately for Z Serve plaini
Bake J' 1r@te oven (55o- Jos. or topped
N ~ 5fresh fruit or Pc
win e,,it. or with '''' ..
with ifO''' xmpptu ytlr T'Ss -, TO.
- 8. layers OF Oh, cd be-
place eo 600 tbsp. Jelly s.P3des with
gether WIN cover top ,te ICING,
tween tI.eiiy Icing. . . II n'A currln(,
WhiPPea 10 10 tart Jelly N1ISdash Of salt
place Zen egg ~h,'e a., place over
| unpe' ~ double ooi .,b ,otary bcAte;f
IN IoP eater. Beat W. &c complcteN
boihns :. hite and lelS over over hot " aver ,
uno5ed. RemoNe. m iro mixture s'2nas >
II oleu1uc 20 beat ul' nnu out oeA.e
Gnsaks when yop Ines color Of ''"7
4 P PSoior ojjelIy aefs'"'.' ,o,4er in the "a
p.,,y Croetefr res9fp sa IBr,C r. :
see %, for dehTi"u.n and Nu'->-'
" tor re0pi Cream loppan.'s,e rec pes.
I'D. WhpPsnui as other attf-s>'
Icing-p'u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

= cup Cream or Top MIR, 4 cup Corn
Syrup Cook to 236 till soft ball forms
in cold water, stirring occasionally.
Pour over Wheaties mixture; mix well.
Flatten into creased Sin. square pan.
Cool; cut into bars. About 80 bars.
Free New Menu and Shopping Guide"
for point rationing. Handy reference
list of rationed foods with space for
point values. Space for menus. Grocery
check lists To get your pad. mail post
card today to General Mills, Inc. Dept.
637, Minneapolis 81, Minnesota.
'Vhs4riss. Rreakia OF Chsmp,ons and BETTY Crocksf'
registered trade mits Of GENERAL MILLS INC Copy
fIght y44, GsneT a. Mills lux.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
M Srlek-ezn:ssMz,zu ,,u
SlSIAGd NO|Nl,

The delicacy of this sponge cake matches the
season its simplicity matches the times.
For best results, use Gold Medal kitchen.
tested" Flour. lis baking qualities perfectly
match the recipe give you cake of unsur.
passed eating quality.
Gold Medals reliability is ensured by tests
conducted by the Betty Croker staff in the
Home Service kitchen. SO, for glorious results
turn 10 Gold Medal FloWr and the Betty Croker
recipes in the sacks its your surest, easiest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

simplest way TO baking sue
cess. Gold Medal is now
enriched with ; "B" vita
minis and iron TO new higher
government standards
GENERAL MILLS, Inc,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-04

Pocasi so sc odprla zunanja
vrata. Amalija je slisala Kale-
bov korak, ali nj Sc okrenila.
Slisala ga je, ko je smell klobuk
in slekel suknjic ter obesil obo-
je ma, steno, cula je, kako je od-
vii stem v svetilki in stopal po
sobi kakor velika zelva tez-
kim oklepom. ...-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-04
Oponli1i glede raci.
joniranja
SL.ADlKO.R

SLADkOR
Znamlse 81. 80, 81 in 81 SO Sc
edsj veljayne vsalxa ~ pet fun
toy sladkorja, do prellica.
Znamka st. 40 je veljayna "a
pet fuptov sladkoria n ykuha-
vanie kanzerv, Id aicer do 70.
februarja l945.
MESO, .MAsCORE
Rdede ziaaAllc AS do 4 8 50
veljayne Do Rralk lklics.
PR0CESIADf@S SADIE IN
ZEEN1AXA :
Modre zna,nke A8 do Y 3 in
a s 50 veljayne do prsklica.
GAGOLdN
N - ,drxaHah ~ yzhodu, je
kupon All voljayen do saw
liaf4 lirneih llr6lvah ,je y
,,aljesi llksips1 4 lLs1a, 10 stosF do
21..sapt .
.Clnp
li 4 ~ y i sasapla,
lal ~ 3 ats yalj jsy;'
Ii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-04
Marta Ostsnso
STRASTNI BEG

"Sline Sc mi delajo, ko vas
gledam pri umivanju," je rekla.
"Tako mi je, oh, sama ne vem,
kako - kakor da bi me nekdo
bozal 4po telesu."
"Cemu ne rabite tega mila,
Judita? Dovolj ga imam. Toll
kokrat sem vam ze rekla, da
lahko rabite po wolff vse mole
stvari. Preden Sc prihodnjic Sc
staneta Svenom' - Linda je
pricela govoriti tise in Sc po-
redno smehljala Judita - "daj-
te, da vas JAZZ uredim in ozalj-
sam, ali boste? Trohico disece-
| ga praska in nekoliko kapljic
parfuma v lase. Umrl bo cd ma
slade, Judita! Umrl bo, pra-
VIM"
Judita je zagolcala in 81 po-
gladila z rokapi okrogle prsi.
mi treba parfuma "a to-" je
zamrmrala.
L Linda jo je pogledala, ko je
lezala zleknjena ma postelji
Kaksno krasno, izzivajoce telo!
In ia strasna poganjajoca sa-
mozavest kakor pri sijajni, Ma.
pol dorasli zivali.
| "Dovolite, da vas pocesem
Linda, ali hocete?" je vprasa.
la.
Uciteljica je sedla ob postelj
! ma tia in Judita il je razpletlc
dodge kite bronaste barve, ds
so Sc il spustili lasje preko plec
judith je bilo ugodno, ko je "a
pletla svoje prste Lindi v lase
In jih je svedrala mad belim til
nixon v svetle zavojke. Lind;
il je pripovedovala stvareh pt
svetu kakor re cesto, kadar sts
bill sami. Toda iznenada sc j.
. razlegel il hise v gornjico Elil
glas, tenak in ocitajoc kako'
vedno. Judita je z emo same
[vlasnico spela Lindi lase in cd
hitela hiso. Lindi Sc je zdelo
Ida je dekletov .korak .nekolikt
1lazji, nego je bill prejsnji cas-.
w X
i Tisti vecer je vpregel Kale
.kobilo in, je ,oddrdral S koles
'aEljem ma vzhodno stran prot
Klovaczevim, preden ga je mo
gla zena opaziti. Amalija Sc j
ozrla po ovcjem pasniku in g
; zagledala ma poti. Torej bo !
} zvedel, da mu je zamolcala res
nico. Morebiti pa Klovaczevi. n
bodo omenili, da so bill pri njej
; Toda nedvomno bodo. Seved
bodo. In potem Sc il DO pribl
zal Kaleb S svojim strasnim pt
smehom, cikal, grozil in jo mo-
da .nahrulil vprico cele druzin
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-04

"Vsi ze v posteji?' je vpra-
sa 'prijazno in sedel, da bi Sc Sc
zul.
"Da, utrujeni so," je odvrni-
la Amalija zivahno.
Him. A cemu nisi sla Sc tt
spat? Sal moras biti Sc bolj
utEujena ko oni po tako tezkem
dnevu. Hi, hi! Da, da, boil utru-
jena moras biti, Amalija."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-04

Porocnik (jg) '1ke' Kepford, bivsi zboren igralec
nogomea skupino cd Northwestern unverze, in rodom
il Muskegon Mich je sestrel Is aponskh letal ter bill
priznan "a enega najboljsh piloov mornars skupin
borcev Ia svoo hrabrost e preje odlkevane lealske
ga kra Zgorna slika kaze negovo letalo poleg e pa
sam porocnik Kepford, ko e Wni il pacifcnega VOL
mega gledalisca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-04

kakof Je bill storil ze stokrat ma
.svoj vljuden nacin. Precej dol
go je stala drgetaje ma mestu,
mislila ma njegovo vrnitev in
strmela "a MIN, ali ne spre-
meni morda ma vse zadnje svo-
jega nacrta in sc vrne. Toda voz
Sc il je manjsal in manjsal pred
+ocmi, Sc oddaljeval ma sinji ce-
'sti in izginil naposled "a viju-
|gastim gozdom. NJ
Ko je esdospel Kaleb po who'd
nj cesti do kraja, kjer Sc je ia
krizala s severno, je zavil proti
Skuliju Eriksonu.
Amahja, XII je pomivala po
|kosilu posodo, je odkloniIa, da
hi jo Linda brisala. 'Lindi sc je
zdelo, da je bila zena tisto noe
bolj skljacena nego navadno,
in bi il bila rada pomagala pri
delu.
Ella, Martin in Karli so mol
Iii, Judita je krmila prasiee
in teleta, XII so jih bill ze od-
stavili. Ella je posnela mleko
in je .odnesla lonce S smetano
v klet. Nato je Amalijo in Ju-
ditto prebirala borovnice, dokler
Sc nj pricelo IL svetilk pri vra-
tih kaditi in jih nj duh po sa-
jah in zaltavem olju zascege-
tai v nosnice.
"Napolniti moran svetilko, 3"
je dejala Judita in vstala, da bi
MALTA OLA.
"Nocoj ne, dete," jo je zavr-
Mia Amalija in 81 obrisala O.
stanke listicja in , borovnicjih
stebelc s predpasnika, ia da-
nes smo dovolj naredile. Jutri
umijem cilinder in ocistim
stenj."
Ella in Judita sta sli spat.
Martin in Karli sta ze zaspala
Tudi Linda, XII je bila trudna cd
celodnevnega pohajanja po goz.
du, je odsla ma podstresje. Sli
sala je Juditine korake ma stop
micah. Bill so tezki, moskim po
dobni.
/ Amalija je snela svetilko pr
kuhinjskih vratih. Odnesla j.
hisno ~svetilko kuhinjo, nall
la v kuhinj jsko olja in otrla ci
Under s stare volneno krpo, d;
Sc je svetil. Nato jo je prizgala
da bi videla, kako DO gorela
Kaleb pride morda v kuhinjo il
zapazi takoj, ali je pripravlje
na, ce jo DO potreboval.
Amalija je odnesla hisno sve
! tilko nazaj ma mizo. Imela j
dolgo, kristalnobelo stojalo i
okroglast rubinast trup, V kate
rem je plaval stenj kakor rded
nabrekel jerk. Amalija je Dol
| Scala rozasto oblo, kakor d
: bi ia kaj cudnega pomenila. Bi
= la je do polovice napolnjena
: petrolejem, XII Sc je svetil
), njej kakor srebro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-04
Marta Ostsnso
(Nadal lievanje)

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Amalija Sc je pripognila in
potegnila izpod mize nekaj po-
sod "a mleko ter jih ropotaje
postavila v lijak. Kaleb je .opa-
zil, da je lahno zardela v lica,
ko Sc je azravnala. "Da, YES dan
sem imela dovolj dela," je od-
vrnila. 'Paradizniki ze dozore-
vajo."
Kaleb Sc je namuznil izpod
brkov "Poskusa Sc izogniti la
Ii, kali. No, potemtakem bo
spopad tenn zanimivejSi," be
menil. .~~@
"Ljudje imajo po mojih mi
slih proved della, da hi hodii v
vas," je nadaljeval in je br-
skal "a orodjeni v omari, Xxi je
bila pribita ma kuhinjsko Ste
no. ?: "+.. H..
"Brzkone," je dejala ANAL
ia. Sal menda nj mogel zvedeti,
da so bill Klovaczevi pri njej.
A &c bi mu povedala, bi zadevo
le poslabsala.
"Po vecerji bi Sc rad odpe-
ljal malo'h h Klovaczevim. V Vel
low Postu sem zvedel, da pride
jo v kratkem domov. Morda SO
Sc ze vrnili."
Amalija Sc je vgriznila v ust-
nico. "Morda pa lie ne pojde
danes, ker je bill ze ma poti. Bonn
videla, kaj bo Z. -"
Kaleb je odsel k skednju in
Amalija Sc. je oddahnila. Zacu.
la je glasove cd zunaj in je
sprevidela, da sta Sc hcerki s
Karlijem vrnili il gozda. Uci
teljica je bila pri njih. Nedvom'
no so prinesli seboj eel mer
mix jagod. Morala bi bila naro
citi Martinu, maj kupi vec slad
korja v Yellow Postu. Hvals
Bogu, vedno je treba misliti ns
sto stvari.
Dekleti sta vstopili in pri
nesli S seboj dive veliki kosar
borovnic. Po: rokah in obrazil
sta imeli madeze cd zrelih ia
god. Smejali sta Sc in prerekali
katera je nabrala popoldne ve'
jagged.
"Skoraj bi rekla, da ucitelji
ca," je opomnila Amalija, XII s.
je vnemo vmesala v razgovor
"Najbolj Grn obraz ima."
"Bojim Sc, da sem jih We
pojedla, nego zmetala " ko
saro," Sc je zasmejala Linda
"Saj jih je cd sile v teh kra
jih."
Zdajci so .zacule Kaleba, XII j
tik pred vrati zunaj klical kar
lila. To jim je pregnalo vese
lie. Linda je odnesla vodo v svo
jo sobo, a Ella in Judita sta ste
pila X slijaku, da bi Sc umiH. Ma
to je prisla ..lJudita k 'Lindi
podstresju, .sedla ma postelj
in gledala uciteljico, XII 81 Je~
disecim milom umivala obra;
vrat in dodge, gladke roke. Lii
da Sc je obrnila ter opazila dt
kletov nenavaden pogled. Jud
ia je zardela in Sc ulegla vzna
ma ;blazine. T..