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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08
In The Local
TheaterS
POLI'S

Like all good things, the local
engagement Of the marvellous double
feature program now current at the
LoewPoli theater will come to and
end and this Thursday night will
witness the final showings of Life
boat" the out OF the world film
With Tallulah Bankhead, William
Bendix and Canada Lee, and on
the same program and vieing with
the first feature there is the de-
l-ghtftll comedy gem JEANNE"
nth Michael Redgrave and Barbara
!Iullen. Remember there Is only
today. tomorrow and Thursday to
sec this superb attraction.
Friday brings another stellar
6ouble feature program and with
your favorite funster in the funniest
role that he has ever had that OF
The Fox the. detective, but he
gets into plenty of trouble. of
course the person that we are re-
fering to above is none other than
the very popular red-headed star
Red Shelton" and the film that
yea are to see him in Is "Whistling
. in Brooklyn" a riotuouS comedy if
there ever was one and which feat
ures In the other leading roles Ann
Rutherford, as the sweetheart of
The Fox then for added measure
there is rags" Ragland and Sam
Isyene, Henry O'Neill, William
Fraw.ey and last but never count
them out the beloved buns of the
diamond the Brooklyn Dodgers, and
they also have an important part
in the picture.
Start laughing now and you will
at your work or at home after see
iilg this film suddenly burst out into
laughter, when you think of some of
the situations that abound, there
ERE many new angles that have
en- put into this film with the
see idea of getting laughs and how
veil they have succeeded, we will
Lave up to you to decide, If you
are not too weak from laughing.
AS a balance for this program
one of the sweetest and tenderest
romantic thrill, in quite a while,
what Is really the surprise film of
the year is Young Ideas with its
triple threat stars, Susan Peters,
Herbert Marshall and Mary Astor
il the leading roles and here is a
PICTURE that really gives you Young
JceaS" 1t Is a refreshing campus
comedy with a dual romance, COL
lagiate antics and the very comical
attempts of 'teen-age' youngsters to
break up their mothers second
marriage provoke hilarity galore in
this diverting story of college life.
This program starts Friday at the
Loew-Poli and the management
won't to go on record as stating
that It is one Of the most delightful
entertainment connections, prepar-
cd for you in long time.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08

economists as durable goods, they
found that more people had tried
in vain to buy an iron than any
other item. Although only paltry
6 per cent needed new irons, COM
pared to the As per cent who were
in the market for women's rayon
stockings, only per cent failed to
find the stockings, while IS per cent
Of the hopeful iron shoppers failed
in their search. Many of them found
their failure real hardship or in
convenience. Remembering that
each of the polled households rep
resents 7406 others, an estimated
1927, 900 housewives have tried to
buy irons in vain during the last
year.
PLAN FOR TWO MILLION
A hat-iron in hand is better than
two million in a program, yet there
may be both. There is tentative
schedule of two million irons for
1874, but it Is still far from final
approval. Since manufacturers of
irons are working on radio and radar
equipment, production of which is
expected to expand, there may be
few who can return to irons. These
few will be cut down further by pro-
hibition against such manufacture
ing in critical labor areas. Most
manufacturers are in such areas. It
will take time and some fancy ex-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08
Beauties Hints
Six House Rules
For The Perfect
Roommate
BY ALICIA HART
NEA StaR Writer

Lack of tidiness is q frequent
cause Of fraction between women
who must bunk together, because
of today's housing shortages or be-
cause their husbands have gone to
war.
The reader who calls this prob
lem to my attention writes: II live
with two careless girls, who would
heed a set of rules If they were
pasted on the bathroom mirror.
Would you oblige?"
So. here goes-rule of thumb dos
and don'ts for girls who live to-
gether::
/. Don't scatter clothes or cos
metics. Put soiled clothes in a
hamper and clean garments In the
closet. After you use cosmetics, close
boxes and jars and tuck out OF
sight.
., Discard soiled makeup It's
sues and makeup pads after using.
They're unsightly and unsanitary
objects to scatter around.
8. Make it a practice to clean
comb and brush after using. Room
mates will be grateful and so WILL
your hair.
4. Don't be guilty of lipstick stains
on towels or napkins that someone
else may have to use or help to
launder.
S. Don't leave cigaret stubs in
tray for someone else to empty.
6. Do scrub the bathtub after
using, and don't dwaddle in 1t, II
other girls are getting ready to step
out, too.
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Me NmeNn1Jg =
~ 81
Good Care IMPORTANT IN Early STAGES of Flu

coughing or sneezing., and be carefm
that he doesn't cough or sneeze in
your face. Wash your hands after
you have given bedside care or
handled dishes, towels, or bedding
used by the patient.
Report to the doctor such dang
er signals as fever persisting be-
yond three days; cough with
foul-smelling sputum; earache; per-
sistent drowiness; continued nose
bleed. Good nursing care In the
early stages Of flu, with careful
watching and reporting will aid in
preventing pneumonia, middle ear
infections, and other complications
which are the real dangers TO In
huenza.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08
STRAND

Six year old Margaret O'Brien
manages to captivate the entire cast
Of Lost Angel" now playing at the
Strand Theater, which as every
Hollywood star knows, is not easy.
Even veterans like Philip Merivale
and Donald Meek paid this little
girl high tribute when the picture
was completed.
In the picture Margaret plays q
child prodigy who is called upon to
speak Chinese, eat with chopsticks
and talk philosophy. She did all of
these things with an assurance that
commanded respect from everyone
working with her including the di-
rector, Roy Rowland.
'Lost Angel'' was produced for
MGM by Robert Sisk. James Craig
and Marsha Hunt, with little Mar
garet, head the cast.
The Cross of Lorraine Is an en-
crossing story Of present-day Europe
under Nazi domination, with q cast
that includes Jean Pierre Aumont,
Gene Kelly, Richard Whorf, Joseph
Calleia and Peter LORE.
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plains of severe aching in the
head, back and extremities; shows
symptoms of the common cold"
with watery eyes, running nose, or
sore throat; coughs or shows other
signs of illness, calmly set about
doing these things:
Call the doctor, of course, for
special nursing instructions, but
proceed to put the patient to bed
as far removed as possible from
the other members of the family
to prevent spreading the disease.
Take temperature, pulse and re-
Spiration every three hours, and
make a note Of any variation from
the normal. Normal temperature is
about 986 degrees. Keep the patient
in bed as long as fever is present,
and then another "a hours to be on
the safe side. See that he is kept
warm without being overheated (65
degrees is a good room tempera-
ture). Urge him to drink plenty of
water and other liquids.
TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA
Provide paper tissues or small
clean squares of cloth to use as
handkerchiefs, and dispose Of them
by burning. Instruct the patient to
cover his mouth and nose when
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08
WE, TIE WOMEN --
Miss MilIett Offers Word
OF Caution For Leap Year

has wasted enough time for the man
Of her choice TO propose.
However, the warning Is given
Just 50 that you'll know what you're
in for-not to stop you from be-
coming a Leap Year bride.
After all, If you wait for your
young man to do the proposing, the
chances are that he'll still tell peo-
pie that you prodded him to 1t.
The only difference is that he
won't have any proof-and there1l
be more conviction in your indig-
nant denials.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08

pediting to get the program going.
When you do see new irons, they
will be distributed through regular
markets, with the War Production
Board doing some steering to see
that enough of them get to con-
gested areas where they are most
needed. You probably will have to
fill out a simple certificate Of need
at the counter to get one. Specifica-
tions for a simple iron with no
trinkets for eye-appeal probably will
be worked out by the War Produce
ton Board. This should help keep
the price down and get more irons
with facilities available.
NEXT-Refrigerators, stoves and
vacuum cleaners.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08
Presidents Citation, Silver Star and
Purple Heart with gold cluster.

Presidents Citation, Silver Star and
Purple Heart with gold cluster.
According to advance reports ex-
cellent photography lands graphic
realism to the battle scenes, or%
standing of which are those aboelo
the giant submarine, and also the
hand to hand slaughter Of the Jap
aneSe.
And for your further enjoyment
the management presents Swing
time Johnny" with the Andrews
Sisters and Harriet HilIard.
Remember, the States early bird
show takes place as usual on Thurs
day morning with doors of the tn
alter opening at 10 o'clock. These
early shows are held for the con-
venience of war workers.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08

Consumer Re-
quirements Sur
vey, which the
Census Bureau
recently con-
Quoted for the
War Production
Board whitfield
the n u m b e r
down to 1885
families selected
as representing
an income and
occupa t i o n a l
cross-section of
the country.
w h e n poll
takers inquired
about that vital
Lo~o1gu1..& a1..;.-
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tradition right on through getting
. furlough herself and going to his
camp for the wedding.
It Il Q heartening story for girls
Ia these days when there Is a de-
cided shortage Of eligible men. But
il seems only fair to warn the girls
that any girl who does the proposing
Especially in q telegram or letter
which can be saveO viii hear about
81 the rest Of her life.
HE'S SURE TO TALK
No man who has proof that hts
wife did the proposing is going to
keep still about it. 1t will be some
thing he can talk about for years,
and by the time he has told the
story so times and added to it. it
will be story that the wife would
like to forget.
That is just a warning. 1t is
something a girl ought to think
about before she decides that she
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08

try to get a nurse
a nd find tina t
there Is none to
be ad. 1t is
doubly i'm por t.
a n t, the refore,
to give an irtelli-
gent report to the
doctor by tel e.
p h on e. and to
know what to do
before he arrives.
The next time
anyone of your
household has a
sudden onset Of
fever with chilly
SarSoti011S. c0ma
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08

AnV kIrl who has been keeping an
oyo a q man who hasn't proposed
= liksty 70 be spurred to action by
tllo Newspaper accounts Of the
WAVE who, before the first month
Of Leap Year had come TO . close,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08

had proposed.
been accepted,
and was safely
married.
The story said
that Virginia
@ try, now
Mrs. Dalla S
Fischer, bonn =
barded Pvt.
Dallas Fischer
with letters
and I elegrams
until he said
EYES,"
he carried
A. RY--
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08
BY ANN STEVICK
NEA Staff Correspondent

Washington. Feb. 8.-Much could
be learned by ringing the doorbells
of the country's 36,550,000 house
hold needs. But it would take a lot
of time and small army of in
v6stigators. So the Government
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08
BY MARY BEARD
Director, Nursing Service,
American Red Cross

WFIGtem FOE NEA Service
Influenza, never welcome viSi-
tor to the home, is particularly un-
welcome in wartime. You may call
the doctor and find that he is too
busy to come Immediately. You may
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08
JEFFERSON SLEPT HERE

A bed In the middle Of his study
was used by Thomas Jefferson. The
bed was hosited out Of sight into a
niche in the ceiling during the day
time.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08

Pattern No 8470 is in sizes 6,
8, 10, IL and IA years. Size re-
quires 21s yards 39-inch material;
4 additional yard for contrast COL
lar.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08
HOME FRONT FORECAST
Electric Irons Now Lead
Household Scarcity List

This is the fourth of a series Of
HOmefrOnt Forecasts reporting on
consumer goods shortages and the
prospects for supply 1914.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-02-08

A Powered or plain material will
make up beautifully in this ever
so-gay frock with Princess panels,
dainty puffed sleeves and youthful
neckline. Timed for Easter, it's
dress-up AFFAIR."
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For this attractive pattern, send
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in coins, with your name, address,
pattern number and size to Water
bury Democrat Todayis Pattern
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York 10, N. Y.
Ready NOW, the Spring issue Of
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of brand new wardrobe ideas.
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about that vital n
equipment known to W
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-31

odvezo in syeto obhajilo, je "a
prl oci ma veke. Duhovniku pa
je, povedal, kaj je ukrenil z O.
MIN zakladom. Nj bilo pa INA
no, cemu je duhovnik vse to "a
molcal dotlej, dokler Sc nj izvr,
Sill pogreb.
Takoj drugi dan so Sc zbral
vsi oni, XII so bill navzoci ta-
krat, ko je starec prinesel med
ME zaklad. zupan je prinesel
BOZ zapecateno vreeico, da jo IL.
roei onemu, komur jo je uni
rajoci starec namenil.
Medtem dospe duhovnik.
Moi dragi," reee resno ir
svecano. ''Vasil, ko je umiral
mi je naroeil, maj vas zahvalim
"a vse, kar ste mu doprinesl
dobrega prot koncu zivljenja
Osladili ste mu in olajsai zad
ME dneve in Bog vam to gotovc
obilno povrne. A to tenn goto
veise, ker ste storili vse il gole
ljubezni, ne pa il dobickazelj
nosti."
"Kajpada, kajpada, gospst
zupnik, kdo bi neki mislil nj
kaksno vracilo!"
''Dobro, moi dragi," NADIA
ljuje duhovnik. "Veste sami, d.
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padel hi ma vas sum, Xxi bi vana
pobral vso zaslugo.'
'Kakoa Vasil nj zapustil nj
kakega premokenjag ~ Sc oglasi
ena iznned svakinj, nezmozna
premagah se dalje.
Namesto odgovora yzame zup-
mix cd zupana yrecico, odtrga
pecat in il vrecice :se je ysipa-
IA mnozica nekih okroglih plo-
scic. Bill SO to dawn znakovi
robote, katere je dell nadzor-
mix onim, XII so jo opravili.
Zahvahte Boga," zaklice du-
hovnik, ida ta kositer nina ce-
ne, da ito nj zlato, da 81 tako O.
hranite dobra della, XII so Sc vec
vredna "a duso, ter veljajo pri
Bogu wee, nego vse zlsto sve-
tai. E>~s
In duhovnik je govoril Sc dol
go in tako pametno, da SO Sc
vsi zjokali, zlasti Sc otroci po-
kojnika. L. globocine srca so
hvalili Boga, da "a cast in lju-
bezen do oceta nj padlo ma ME
pozemeljsko plaeilo, marvec da
jim je ostala nadeja ma boljso
in vztrajnejso nagrado.
zupan in sorodniki so si ta-
koj donislili, da je grajscak dial
nalasc Vasilu to vrecico z zna-
kovi, da ma ia nacin pride v o.
kom trpljenju in nezgodi STAR
ceVi, "
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Marta Ostenso
SIRASINI BEG

njene plodoYe; cato so bill mr.
sayi in spaceni. Nihce Cd njih
ne bi smel zYedeti njene skriv-
nosti. No, zdaj ko Amalija We,
j pac ne DO branila 2 donna, sal
ji ne DO mogla braniti. Judita
je pogledala skozi okno. Kaleb
je has prinesel vprego "a Prin-
ca in Lady v ogrado. Nedvom-
no ju DO zapregel. Bill je izredno
dobre volje in zivahnih kre-
tenj.
s"71& Daljs pE1laoduiic3
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Opomini glede raci'
joniranja
SLADKOR

SLADKOR
Znamke st. 80, 81 in 80 SO Sc
daj veljavne vsaka "a pet fun
tov sladkorja, do preklica.
Znamka st. 33 postane We
ljavna dne 1. septembra.
Znamka st. 40 je veljavna "a
pet funtov sladkorja "a vkuha-
vanje konzerv, in sicer do 28.
februarja 1945.
la dodatni sladkor "a vkuha-
vanje, posljite prosnjo ma ra-
cijski .cdbor in prilozite Spare
Stamp No. 81 il racijske knji-
zice st. 4.
MESO, MASCOBE
Rdece znamke A 8 do z 8 in
A 5 do D 5 so veljavne do pre-
klica.
PROCESIRANO SADIE IN
ZELENJAVA
MOdre Znamke A 8 do z 8 In
A 5 do j 5 SO veljavne do pre-
klica.
GASOLIN
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-31

sleherno dohro delo ostane pri
Bogu brez pomona, ako ne izvi-
ra il cistega postenja in po-
boznosti duha, marvec &c je O.
prto ma dobieka zeljnosti."
MAR nismo kristjani, da te-
ga ne bi vedeli,'' odvrnejo vsi
ter Sc zupniku nizko priklonijo.
"zahvalite torej Boga, da
Vasil Tandura nj zapustil kake-
ga premozenja, kajti drugace
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(Natialjeyanle , 2. strar,D

g.
Preostanek priredbe, XII je bi,
Ia namenjena "a ambulance, X
bO poslana v Jugoslavijo, je zels
velik v primeri vdelezbo. u
pamo, da Sc kmalu zbere po-
trebna vsota in da Sc cimpreje
poslje pomoe. v domovino.
Clanice 'Progresivnil1" Sc ma.
dalje prosijo v ia namen in Sc
vsem v imenu trpece domoyins
iskreno zahva,ijo.
Poroeevalka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-31
VALERIJ LOZINSKI:
MILOSCINA
(NadaljeUaaaje)

NUAWtJO0e%Itjo/
"Clovek nina donna dobrega
shranila, yrhu tega pa sem se
tudi bal, da Sc ne bi kdo pola-
still prihranjene vsotice. Torej
sem zanesel denar grajscaku in
ga dal njemu hraniti."
"cudno, mi pa nismo vedei
o tenn nicesar," je zaklicala ena
izmed svakinj ter Sc z obena
rokama prijela "a glavo.
Vasil, ne zmenivsi Sc "a to, je
nadaljeval:
"Denar je lezal doslej pri
grajscaku, toda sedaj pravijo,
da je grajs6ak namenjen odpo-
tovati "a cello leto ma mejo in
da je dolga pot zanj lahko ne
varna: Nihce ne We, k al bi Sc
mu utegnilo pripetiti. Torej ko
sem stopil danes k MENU, mi
je ia vrnil denar."
Po teh besedah izvlece Vasil
il nedrij precejsnjo vrecico,
povezano z motovzom in zape-
catenO voskom.
Vsakdo je stegnil roko, hote6
potipati zazeljeni zaklad; ena cd
svakinj je cello svoj nos zarila
vanj, ker bi bila rada ovohala
cekine.
Novel v vrecici so iepo Even,
ketali, in kdor Sc je vreeice do
taknil, je zares otipal S a m c
srebrnjake.
Vasil pa je dejal cez neka,
casa:
Posestvo, zivino in vse 60
spodarstvo sem razdelil med O.
troke, toda denar sem 81 pridr'
zal do smrti in sele ma smrtn
postelji ga podarim onemu, k
mi bo najbolje postregel."
"Medtem," je prosil, obrnivs
Sc k zupanu, maj ia vrecica lie.
Ii shranjena pri obeini, in ka
dar Bog poslje cloveku smrt, pa
hoeem sporociti, kako Sc ma:
razdeli denar.'
In kakor je zelel, tako sc j
tudi zgodilo. zupan in svetniks
so well denar ter ga nesli shra'
nit in sele oh uri svoje smrti j.
ma starec sporociti, kaj Sc j.
ma zgoditi z MIN.
Toda treba je bio videti ka
ko Sc je zivljenje starca odsle.
spremenilo! Vrnil Sc je njego,
nekdanji ugled v obcini, pove
calo Sc je spostovanje sorodni
kov in znancev, .ozivela ljubezer
otrok. ........ [
Svakinji sta tekmovali dru
ga z drugo, da bi bolje postre
gil staremu in Sc mu po MOI
nosti prikupili.
Nedostajalo Sc mu je same
| ticjega mleka, tako so 81 VS.
prizadevali postreci mu. Sleher
nj Sc je nadejal, da ga stare'
ne pozabi, ko DO razdajal svo
zaklad.
Ma ia nacin je pretcklo desc
let, ko je koncno Vasn Tandu
ra zbolel ma spnrt. Sedaj SO 81
zbrali vsi okrog njegoYe poste
Ilje ter mu stregi podnevu il
ponod kolikor mogoce 2 najvec
jo skrbjo.
Foda gorje! Belezen je bill
smrtna. Starec je postal po du
hoynika, toda konaj je preje
M y. -
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I" Koncem meseca julia sta 81
obliubila veeno zvestobo ma ci-
vilnem sodiscu, nasa. mlada
"Progresivna Slovenka", Edith
w. Coff in tehnicni sarzent Ed
ward M. Racic. Nevesta je hcer-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-31

Z. Ma zborovanju SANS-a bodc
zastopale Progressive Sloven'
ke Amerike" poznane agilne
clanice - Agnes Zalokar, Ceci'
lila Subel in Josie Zakrajsek. :,
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Marta Ostenso
(Nadalievanje)

ia ODlehd paQla meme, Je
idvomec rekla Lindi. "a
Linda Sc je zasmejala. 20 to
pa ze ne, Judita. Gudovito slo-
vesni ste v njej S svojimi crni-
mi lasmi in svetlimi ocnli. In
Ella pray tako v svoji."
Pod stopnicami je Amalija
vrtela posnemalnik. Misel, il je
uhajala k nenavadnim stvarem,
XII po vsem videzu MISC bile v
nobeni zvezi, toda njene roke so
lahkotno opravljale stare hisno
.delo. Judita mora potemtakem
z donna. Vprav to il je hotela'
tudi sama reci. O tenn ne more
biti dvoma. Spomnila Sc je last
mega obraza, ko Sc je pred lett
gledala v zrcalu.
Torej Judita. mora proc. S
Svenom. Kaleb bo klical "a to
Amalijo ma odgovor. Sal Sc je
izrazil tako, ze zdavnaj je pri-
cakovala nekaj takega. Kaj Sc
daj? Kaj sedaj? Bo III Mark
verjel tisto zgodbo? 10 bo Lin
da Archer verjela? In kaj je
ona, matt Marka Jordana? Ubo-
ga, pohojena zenska z dezele.
Strasen udarec, &c ne DO verjel,
ce ne bo hotel verjeti. Toda Ka-
leb ina dokaze. Mark jih DO
moral sprejeti. In kaj potem? =?
Sc DO Ii Linda Archer spreme-
Mia do MEGA, ali on do ME, ko
sc bo smatral "a nevrednega.
Kaj DO potem z vsemi skupaj?
Kaj bo z Markom Jordanom, XII
je dorastel v veri, da je poto-
mec ugledne rodbine? Kako Sc
bo sprijaznil to resnico? Ne,
ne, Mark ne SINE zvedeti, ne SINE
zvedeti! Kaleba je treba ma
vsak nacin ukaniti. Njegovo wi
jacnost je treba nadmodriti. z
vso duso treba delati proti ME
govi volji. Kakorkolize... kakor-
kolize. Cetudi bi prislo do. ..
Judita nj ravnala dovolj spret-
no S sekiro. Toda .kaj pomeni
zivljenje meni, Amaliji?
Zadnja kapljica smetane je
kanila pred njenimi ocmi v po-
sodo pod posnemalnikom, XII jo
je nato dvignila in zlila smeta-
no velik ceber poleg sebe. &C.
her je bill malone poln in v po-
nedeljek bi moral priti Skull
Erikson ponj. Amalija je mora
la opomniti Martina, da maj
razlocneje napise naslov ma zu-
nanji strani Zebra, preden ga
vzame Skull. Pred kratkim so
Jim poslali nazaj stare Gebre,
ker MISC bill naslovi dovolj raz-
locno napisani. Gebri SO bill
Skulijevi in jih je torej moral
po ysej pravici dobiti nazaj.
Amalija je zacula, da priha-
jata Judita in Ella z uciteljico
po stopnicah. Takoj "a mimi
sta prisla fanta. Vsi so stopili
v kuhinjo, da bi Sc pokazali
Amaliji. Ko so Sc drug "a dru-
GIN postavili prednjo, Sc je
Amalija Cd veselega presenece-
MIA prisiljeno nasmehljala.
"Za bozjo voljo, odkod je vse
to-; nedyomno vase delo, gospo-
dicna?" je vzkliknila proti Lin
di. ~Lepo od vas, to vam moran
priznati! Nebesa, kako so kra-
sni!' z obcudovanjem je zasu-
kala fanta. Martin Sc je nauzal
in Sc ocividno veselil tie novosti
Karli je ogledoval v stenskem
zrcalu svojo visoko, zasiljeno
cepico in jo potisnil malice boil
ma stran.
Judita je odsla V izbo, ko SC
drugi Sc stall v kuhinji in Sc po-
,menkovali Q Amalijo. Dekle JIG
nenadoma obcutila sfabost "a
radi zatajeyane razburjenostl
sprico priprav "a veselico. Ia,
vest, da je Amalija uganila res
nico . njej, ii je bolno yrtala !
mozganih. Nohen domacih ne b
= -. ~ ...... = "a: N. a 8,~:o.~ 4 lcr,nI,
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