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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13
. BARBS

It's all right with us if the
weather man decides right now
to go crazy with the heat.
A still was found in the back
room Of a barber shop in an
Illinois town. 1t. seems that
some policeman was next"
The new amusement tax like
ly will stop dancing in some
night spots. Business Of trip
ping up the light fantastic.
If we were sure Of the exact
population of the L. S. right
now, we could predict the num-
Der Of cases of spring fever in
the offing
The scientific name for laZi-
ness is ergophobia. We hope this
scares lot of lazy people.
One check that can always be
cashed in the future is check
on your living expenses.
Some of the spring styles look
so sensible they probably won t
last long.
Will some college please give
the thermometer a few honor
airy degrees-for keeps?
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made by being turned down.
Now, with a year in office under
his belt, Gov. Dewey can be
expected to demonstrate wheth-
er he is capable Of formulating
and putting through a sound,
forward-looking program for
the Empire State.
Because Governor Dewey still
declared that he is not seeking
the presidency this year, his
program must be definitely con-
fined TO state affairs. Yet IL
must give to people of the AZ
other states specific ideas how,
if he were elected 10 the presi-
dcncy, he would alter the Roose-
welt theology.
Yes. the eyes Of the nation are
on Albany noW-and no eyes
are straining harder, hoping 10
miss nothing, than the eyes in
the White House.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13
BY S. BURTON HEATH
NEA staff Correspondent

NEW YORK The political
spotlight turns this week on
New York State, where a still
Young Michigander is about to
face the acid test. Thomas Z.
Dewey's second legislature is
converting, and everybody who
has the slightest interest in pol
itics is wondering how he VIII
deal with it.
The net result OF year-end
maneuverings on the national
scene was to convince practical
politicians that, barring some
major upset, the race next No
yember will be between Presl-
dent Roosevelt and Governor
Dewey.
The Presidents fourth term
candidacy was taken somewhat
for granted even before he tried
to write off the contentious
term, New Deal" That attempt,
followed Immediately by a
public deploring of political par
tisanship, mtde it appear that
Mr.. Roosevelt would like to
have domestic affairs eliminat-
ed from 1914 politics.
CHOOSE DOMESTIC ISSUES
There being no war issue, ex-
cept as to its conduct domesti-
cally, it seemed that the Presl-
dent was trying to eliminate ev-
cry ground for conflict and thus
to leave himself in effectively
unchallenged possession OF the
White House.
But the Republicans have no
intention of ignoring domestic
affairs. Encouraged by what
they regard as evidence that the
President recognizes and fairly
acknowledges weakness in that
field, they wantto make the
fight on domestic issues.
This, in the opinion OF mtny,
makes Governor Dewey almost
inevitable as the COP candi-
date.
Supporters Of Wendell Will
kie urge that their mans NOM
nation would automatically re-
move the war and broad foreign
policy as bones OF contention,
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Rowing Reporters

because MeSsrs. Willkie and
Roosevelt see eye to-eye on
such matters. This would, they
say, permit complete concentra-
ton upon the home front and
internal postwar problems.
But a great many Republi-
cans, apparently including a vast
majority of party warehouses,
argue that Willkie, after the
1910 election, neglected his du-
ties as leader of the loyal oppo-
sition and failed TO represent
anti-NeW Deal sentiment in do
nestle matters.
Governor Dewey, on the other
hand, has been a consistent crit
ic of those Administration poll
cies which his party'S workers
believe are most vulnerable to
attack. Moreover, his reputation
was built up as superlatlve
prosecutor. If the COP has any
body capable of indictlng and
convicting the President before
the electorate next fall, and pre-
venting a fourth term, the New
York governor is felt to be that
man.
MUST PROVE LEADERSHIP
In order to be available at
the convention, Governor Dew
ely must run the gauntlet of the
legislative session now opening.
He has to prove himself capable
of leadership, capable of work
ing with touchy associates, cap
able of avoiding the pitfalls
which will be laid by both Dem
ocrats and WillkieiteS.
Last year, with his first ses-
sion, he was credited with doing
a splendid job. His critics point
out, however, that last year he
was SO new that he could be ex-
cused for not presenting a fully
rounded program; last year he
had not had opportunity to al
ienate many within his own par
ty. last year he held over the
COP majority a heavy patro-
mage whip because he had not
filled many major state jobs.
Now the last position is filled,
the last supporter confirmed
with patronage, the last enemy
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tAcINlSt llcl lOI IllCl pldCt III Eu-
rope and can do so without dan
ger TO all free men after the Nazl
hoodlumS are eliminated is not
true.-Hcnry j. Taylor, war cor
respondent.
The simple fact is that the
Germans stopped us Cat Cas-
sino) Secretary Of War Henry
l.. StlmSon.
The veteran : homecoming is
not always the grand and glori-
Gus reunion the men dream OF,
but women can help make it so
by studying the man mental at
titude while he is still in the
hospital, then working to give
him the sense of security and
stability he needs.-Mrs. Garter
Collins, president Association of
Army and Navy Wives.
A balanced budget at the ear
Hest possible time after the war
is won will create more jobs
than all the projects that gov
ernment can deVise.-Gov. John
w. Bricker OF Ohio.
Whenever huckster sells you
a basket of apples, his reputa-
ton is on top Of the basket, and
later you will discover his char
acter somewhere near the bot
tom.-George Wesley Blount,
College public relations direct
c.
The combined strength Of the
merchant marine and the air
marine of tomorrow Will be the
gauge of the strength of the
United States in foreign and do
nestle commerce. - Maritime
Commission Chairman Rear
Adml. Emory S. Land.
! think we can promise the
men who return from the fight
ing fronts that they will come
home not TO an America Of doles
and made work, but rather to
one Of ever-eXpanding oppor-
tunity.-Paul G. Hoffman, presi-
dent Studcbakcr Corporation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-13

The simple fact is that the
Germans stopped us Cat Cas-
sino)-Secretary of War Henry
l.. Stimson.
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/. SO'THEY SAY

The idea that Germany can
exercise her former place in Eu-
rope and can do so without dan
ger TO all free men after the Nazi
hoodlumS are eliminated is not
true.-Henry j. Taylor, war cor
respondent.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13
IL KANSASA

Potovanje pc zeleznicah in
bush je tie case vse pref kot
p~rijetno, posebno ma vecje da-
lave. Ne YES &c dobiS sedez, ali
pa morda niti st~ojiSca ne. cato
je ma velikih postajah blazno
prerivanje potnikov pr vhodu
ma WAX, ker vsak hoce biti prvi,
da dobi sedez.
&c imaS rezerviran sedez pa
lahko cd strani gledas to preri-
vanje in skrb potnikov. Poseb-
no je hudo "a druzine z malimi
otroci in pa &c imajo poleg Sc
kup koveegov S seboj. Toda tu-
ii ii nisi siguren &c nj tvoi re-
zerviran sedez zasedla vista
oblast' ali pa vojni ranjenec.
Take SO pac zdaj zelezniSke re
gulacije. Treba je potrpeti ali
pa Sc boljse, kot vlada priporo-
ca, sploh ne potovati &c nj to alb
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13
TISKOVNI SKLAD
PROLETARCA
TX. IZKAZ

Dearborn, Mich. John Plachter
So; Mary Knez ST., skupaj So. (Po-
slal John Plachter.)
Herminie, Pa. Mrs. Andrew An
toncic (Aliquippa) 81; Frank Pu-
stovrh (Sygan) soc; Anton Safer
(Cuddy), Csc, Skupaj SITS. (Po-
slal Anton Zornik.)
Chicago, Ill. Mary Vertnik 81.
Detroit, Mich. Lawrence Sluga
So; Kathy Junko 75c, skupaj $2.75.
(Posiala Kathy Junko.)
Milwaukee, Wis. Frank Kastelec
So; John Jerman soc, skupaj $3.50.
(Poslal Louis Barborich.)
Latrobe, Pa. Pc 81: Frank Augu-
stin, James Maglich, John Fradel,
Jacob Ambrozich, Anton Rednak
in Louis Chaser; pc soc: Math.
Vidmar in Louis Uhernik; pc Csc:
John Kvartich, Mary E. Fradel,
Julius Lesjak, Anton Cipcic, John
Koklich, A. Jereb in Martin zagar;
A. Rozanc 15c; neimenovan 10c,
skupaj 5000. (Nabrala ma dnevu
SNIP, Sygan, Pa, Mary E. Fra
del,)
Cleveland, o. Pc ST: Frank Ire
bee in Paul p, skupaj So. (Poslal
Andrew Bozich, y.
Detroit, Mich. Pc ST: Frank Ma
gel in Kathy Krainz, skupaj So.
(Poslala Kathy Krainz.)
Oakland, Calf. Anton Tomsic
75c.
Chicago, Ill. Pc 81: Frank Zvo-
KEEL in Valentin Mesetz, skupaj So.
Qzrocil John Chamazar.)
Cleveland, o. Pc 81: Anton Ku-
kovac in Mary Vidmar John
stown, Pa.), skupaj $500. (Izrocil
Frank Zaitz.)
Waukegan, iii. Michael Civha
81; Martin Judnich SOC, skupaj
$1.50. (Poslal Martin Judnich.)
Cleveland, o. Rose Jurman $40;
Felix Strumbelj SIS; John Simcic
So; pc 81: Agnes Lumber, Herman
Grebenc, Joe SuSnik in neimeno-
van; pc soc: Frank Kacar in Mike
Zupancic, skupaj $22. (Zbral "a
casa SANSovega zborovanja Chas.
P~ogorelec.)
Mt. Harris, Colo. Anton Dolinar
$1.0O.
Berwyn, Ill. Mr. in Mrs. Joseph
Omerza So.
Butte, Mont. Anton Zugel So.
Girard, o. Frank Racich soc.
(Polsal jain Tancek.)
Skupaj $57.75, preJsnji izkaz
$956.61, skupaj %$1,014.36.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13

Joseph Snoy, Bridgeport, O.,
je postal Sc en- og1as "a koledar.
Joseph Cvelbar, Sharon, Pa,
je postal dive novi narocnini in
$3.50 v tiskovni sklad. Ker ie
pobotno knjizico porabil, nam
je narocil, da maj mt nitro -po-
sljemo novo. Razume Sc, da smo
mu drage wolfe ugodili.
Joseph Ovca, Springfield, ILL.,,
je postal clanarino "a klub AZ
JSZ in craven svoj petak v
sklad 200-terih.
Anton Zugel, Butte, Mont,
je postal dive narocnini, So v
tiskovni sklad ter novce "a pro-
dane Majske glase.
Anton Dolinar, Mount Har-
ris, Colo, je obnovil narocnino
in craven postal tudi 81 v tt
skovni sklad, kot je njegova sta
ra navada. o skladu 200-terih
pravi: "Vidim, da bono Sc citali
Pr%oletarca, to je lepo. LIE tako
naprej! Kdor della, zdaj lahko
malo vec pomaga. JAZZ nisem "a
nobeno delo vec. Srecen sem,
da sem drzavljan in prejemam
starostno pokojnino, slabo pa
DO "a one, XII MISC drzavljani,
ako pride spet do brezposelno-
sti. Torej, tisti XII morete, po-
magajte Pr%oletarcu. Gotovo DO
vsak vessel, ko DO videl, da mu
je obstoj zagotovljen."
Anton Zornik, Herminie, Pa,
je postal dive novi narocnini, XII
jih je dobil "a casa Sansovega
zborovanja v Clevelandu.
John Tancek, Girard, O., Sc
je oglasil S 4. narocninami in
SOC v tiskovni sklad. Pricako-
val sem, da ga kaj vidim v Gle
velandu "a casa zporovania
ANS
Anton Shular, Arma, Kans.,
je postal clanarino "a klub 81
JSZ in craven 8 narocnin. Pra-
vi, da DO lie "skrbel", da Sc osta-
lie obisce, XII imajo narocnino
poteceno.
V avgustu sem prejel II no.
viii %naroenin, kar sicer nj veil
ko, toda vendar lie napredek.
Boise je bilo z obnovitvami.
Teh je bio $50, kar je najvisje
stevilo v tekocem letu. Kdo so
bill nasi najbolj aktivni zastop-
niki ste lahko razvideli v izkazu
"Agitatorji ma delu", XII je bill
priobcen v 1929. Stevilki lista
z dine 80. augusta. Naprej z do
brim delom, sodrugi in prija-
telji, pa bono morda res dose
gli|to, kar sem omenil oh koncu
svoje kolone zadnji teden $500
novih narocnikov do Novega
leta!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13
GLASGOW Il NASEGA GIBANJA
Pise CHARLES POGORELEC

HSS ~sBHNII
Kathy JunkO, Detroit, Mich,
je poslala 2 narocnini in $2.75
" tiskovni sklad. Enako vsoto
v tiskovni sklad je poslala tudi
Kathy Krainz. Rudolph Potoch-
mix pa pravi, da ga veseli, ker
sklad 200-terih dobro napredu-
je. Pridruzil Sc je tudi on S So
progo S petakom.
John Krebel, Cleveland, O.,
je postal 10 narocnin in SIS v
sklad 200-terih, XII Jill je pri-
speval John Metelko. Andrew
Bozich (zidar) So tiskovnemu
skladu, Anton Jankovich pa ma
daljnih 6 narocnin. z nabira-
MEM oglasov "a koledar NADIA
ljuje in pravi, da Jill mora biti
toliko kot v tenn letniku, ako ne
vec; dobilo Sc bi jih Sc veliko
vec, ako bi incl Sc emo ali dive
pomoci pr tenn delu, omenia
pri zakljucku pisma.
Louis BarbOrich, Milwaukee,
Wis, je postal Sc diva oglasa "a
koledar in $3.50 tiskovnemu
skladu.
Mary Il. Fradel, Latrobe, Pa,
ne zamudi nobene prilike, ka-
dar more kaj storiti "a Proletar-
ca. Pred kratkim sta Sc S sopro-
gom udelezila proslave dneva
SNIP ma Syganu, Pa. Tam je
zbrala So V tiskovni sklad. &c
hi bila imela vec casa, bi bill
uspeh boljsi, omenja v pismu.
Anna Mahnich, Waukegan,
Ill, je poslala Sc $40 v sklad
2OO-terih, XII sta Jill prispevala
Frank in Mary Mihevc in Math
ter Louisa Ogrin. Martin judi
mich pa je postal 4 narocnine,
S1.5O v tiSkovni sklad ter II
oglasov "a koledar.
V dneh cd l. do 4. sept. Sc mas
je vec Cikazanov udelezilo San
sovega zborovanja v Clevelan-
du. Nekateri, poleg tega, da so
Sc aktivno udelezevali razprav
in debat, XII so bile ma dnevnem
redu, SO storili tudi nekaj "a
stvar, XII DO ostala aktuelna in
potrebna "a mas tudi pc vojni.
to je pred vsem list Proletarec.
V zveZi S tenn moran reel, da
nisem mixer naletel ma kako
nasprotovanje proti MENU, dasi
jih nj bio malo, XII sem Jill ma
govoril, da Sc ali naroce mani,
ali pa prispevajo v sklad ZOO
terih, ali pa V tiskovni sklad.
In najbrz tudi drugi MISC male
tell ma kako opozicijo. Louis
ZOrko, XII je bill tudi z nami tam,
je prinesel nazaj 2 narocnini in
$12 v sklad 200-terih; Charles
PogOrelec 20 narocnin, $50 "a
sklad 200-terih ter $21 v tiskov-
nj sklad; Frank Zaitz $40 "a
sklad 200-terih in So v tiskovni
sklad, Angela Zaitz pa 2 marco
mini. Donna pa so dobili: John
Chamazar 2 narocnini in So til
skovnemu skladu, Luka Groser
4 narocnine; il bliznjega Ber-
wyna pa Sc je oglasil v uradu
Joseph Omerza S soprogo. Pri-
speval je So V tiskovni sklad,
SIS "a SANS in S. "a ruski re-
lif. lobe vsoti sta bill re izroce-
nj ma %pristojna mesta.)
Maj Sc omenim, da smo pred
par dnevi imeli prijeten obisk
IL New Yorka. Obiskala mas je
MANFRED naSa stara znanka Ka-
thy Horvatih, bivSa Cikazanka,
ter nam izrocila dive novi ma
rocnini in da ne DO ~zaosta1a "a
drugimi, je izrocila tudi S. v
sklad 200-terih.
big" Tone liz "zlate dezele'
je postal 2 naroenini in 75c v
tiskovni sklad.
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SO let. Poleg soproga zapusca
dive hcere in tri sinove. Eden je
pri vojakih.
Johnu pa, XII je mas dober ma
rocnik Proletarca, izrekamo So
zalje in mu zelimo zdravje in
Sc mnogo let.
Pogreb je bill v oskrbi sloven-
skega pogrebnega zavoda in B.
c. Morgana. A. Shular.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-13
DRZAVLJANSKI
PRIROCNIK

nova knjizica, S poljudnimi navodih
kako postati AMERISKI DRAW.
LIAM.
Poleg v%prasanj, XII Jill navadno sod
Mkt ~stavijo pr izpitu "a drzavljan-
stvo, vsebuje knjizica Sc v II. delu
nekaj vaznih letnic liz zgodovine Ze-
dinjenih draw, v III. delu pod ma
slovom RAZNO, pa Proglas neod-
visnosti, Ustavo Zed. draw, Lincol-
nov govor v Gettysburgu, Predsed-
niki Zedinjenih draw in Poedine
drzave z glavnim mestom, Stevilom
prebivalstva in velikostjo.
Cena knjizici ;e samo SO centov .
poStnino vred.
Narocila sprejema:
Knjigorno ProIetorco
1901 S. LawndaIe Avenue
CHICAGO %. ILL.
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FKATNOE DEVN.
REG PRED SENCO

Ivan me je gledal. "cuj', je
dejal. "Poslusaj ia odstavek."
Bral mi je, JAZZ nisem slisal nj
cesar. Ivan me takega nj mogel'
videti. V sunku Sc je dvignil S
postelje.
"cakaj. Poslusaj - pa hos
zopet clovek, &c ne vec."
Sedel je h k~lavirju in "a
lgral. Povedal mi je, da je
Beethoven. Ne VEN, &c je igral
dobro ali slabo. Slisal sem Same
posamezne evoke, XII so Sc IL
gubljali, izprehajali Sc pc labi-
rintu moth misli, kricali in 20
pet ugasali =. Zapr1 sem oci in
bill sem v SLIM daljavi cisto sam,
lie neizmerna voda je padala
mimo meme, netopirji so letali
mad menoj, cudna pajcevina me
je prepredala -.
10 sem Sc predramil, je uda-
Ri zadnji zvok ma k~lavirju in
izginil v mic -. Ivan me ie zrl.
mole oci SO vrtale v praznino
kot v skalo in MISC mogle najti
poti V zivljenje.
"Pojdi k vragu!" je dejal
Ivan in Sc zavalil ma posteljo.
"Tam je divan, &c ne Dos iu-
tri drugaeen, pojdi, odkoder 81
priSel!"
x
Bill sem drugacen. Spal sem
skoro vse dopoldne. Spanec me
je pokrepcal tudi dusevno. Ko
sem raztegnil roke v jesensko
solnce, sem zopet obcutil prize
ten obcutek svobode z vso silo.
Polagoma Sc je vracal clovek v
meme, oci gospe FAM in 1ise n a
njenem vratu so izginjale, re-
sno o%citanje je utihnilo.
Ivan je zaigral mazurko, mo-
je srce je tolklo pc taktu in ko
me je pogledal, je dejal: "Vi-
dis, takega tie imam rad. zalosti
je re V knjigah zadosti. LIE sko-
da, da tt moran povedati, da tie
moja gospodinja tezje vidi kot
tujega PISA V kuhinji."
Razumel sem. Nekoliko Sc je
zamajalo pod mojimi nogami,
pa je Ivan zinil kot nalaSc Sc
dale:
Gee bi bill milijonar, hi ii
rekel, da mi kupi vilo, JAZZ hi ii
pa prepustil to soho. Ko 81 pa
prisel v napacni Hist ma svet, ii
povem "a soho, XII nj draga in
ne "a "bog lonaj", ampak "a
"pocakaj".
<
V visokm podstreSju Stirinad-
stropne hise sem najel soho.
Men dohod in njena lega sta BIZ
la TAXA, da sem dobil wits, ka-
kor da stanujem v visokem stol-
pu z razgledom ma skupino niz-
jih his z mnogimi d~voriSci. Nj
kohl nisem srecal cloveka ma
stopnicah, ne gospodinje niti
gospodarja. Majhna sobica S po-
sevnim stropom je bila tako
majhna, da sem stall sredi ME
in segel ma posteljo, ma MILO, ma
okno in ma umivalnik.
Vendar je ia sobica silno pri-
jetno vplivala name. Kakor da
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solutno potrebno. Steer je pa
zdaj opaziti mani Transporting
MIA vojastva. So pac re odsli
kan ma "ono sstran," kjer zdaj
delajo sive lase "gospodskemu"
narodu.
Porocila 0 nemSkih grozovi-
tostih v koncentracijskemu ia
boriscu V Lublinu ma Poljskem
Sc trdovratno ponavljajo. Brez
kake krvolocnosti, nj mic vec
kot prav, da Rusi vse tiste kre-
matorije, v katerih pravijo po-
rocila, da SO naciji sezgali mill
jon in pol nedolznih zrtev, ne
katera porocila pravijo, da do
diva milijona, ohranijo nedotak-
njena in pc vojni Sc maj porabi-
jo "a "eksterminacijo" vseh
H~itlerjevih gestapovcev.
"Vse grdo in tezko delo v mu-
nicijski tovarni morajo oprav-
ljati moSki in stare babe, Sc
mi je pritozeval prileten maj
mar, XII je zdaj tam uposlen. Ode
kleta in mlade zenske lie pome-
ziknejo velikemu ali pa tudi
samo slamnatemu bossu in ia
koj imajo lahko delo z dobro
place." mi je razkladal. Ker ina
tovarna veliko manjsih prede-
Low, je rekel, da je naSel "a
vratmi tiscoci Sc parcek. Ker pa
pc naravi nj nevoscljiv, pravi,
da Sc je obrnil proti drugemu
izhodu. Toda tam je naSel kar
vec podobnih parckov.
MOI je bill vajen discipline v
premogarski uniji, pa mu take
razmere ne gredo " glavo. In pa
zensk nj bio v majni. craven je
pa Sc pridigar protestantske
sekte in Sc torej dobro razume
ma greh.
Prvic pc dolgih letih smo
morali letos opustiti obicajni
Labor Day piknik kansaSke fe-
deracije SNIP. "Nima piva!"
Vcasih smo Sc ma pikniku zado-
voljili z mostom ali pa z donna
kuhano "hudo"pijaco. Toda
zdaj smo Sc toliko 'civilizirali",
da hocemo pivo ali mic. In
tako je mic.
Ampak razmere Sc bodo spre-
menile tako, da DO spet lie vpra-
SAME cvenka, ne pa piva.
V franklin, Kansas, ie 20
daljsem bolehanju umrla Agnes
Dobravc, soproga znanega dol
goletnega trgovca Johna Do
bravca. Oh smrti je bila stara
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FRANCE BEVK:
(Nadaljevanje.)

Zdelo Sc mi je, da vidim sa-
mega sebe, 'kako Stopam pc
stopnicah in sem potrkal ma
vrata gospe FAM, in jecljam
prosnio "a odpuscanje, Sc pre-
den SO Sc odprla vrata.
Videl pa sem MEN obraz, IL
buliene oci in Use ma njenem
vratu. Morilecl Zgrozil sem Sc
V sebi, in kakor da je bila misel
re sklep, sem napravil z roko
kretnjo kakor igralec ma odru:
me, mel"
V tistem hipu mi Je prisla
nova misel. Srecnejsa cd prve.
Oklenil sem Sc je in podvizal
korak. Ko sem dospel v mesto,
so zazvenele Sipe ma Sirokem
oknu V ozki ulici kljucavnicar-
lev. V oknu je Sc gorela luc.
Siroka, kodrasta glava je po-
gledala ven. Ivan, sem dejal.
In preden sem utegnil povedati,
kako in kaj, je lezal kljuc ma
ulici.
Ivan je lezal poloblecen ma
postelji, pred MIN je lezala Cd
prta knjiga, klavir ie samoval
V kotu, ma MEM so lezale odprte
note.
"Kai pa ti?" me je vprasal
diiak, kakor da je moi popol-
noGni obisk navaden in slednji
vecer prihajam k MENU. Bill je
Siroka natura, ucil Sc je malo,
pecal Sc je z mnogocem, bral je
vse in razumel mnogo.
Bill sem V zadregi. "Stanova-
MIA nimam", sem dejal odkrito-
srcno, ko sem poprej pomislil,
ali mai Sc zlazem ali ne. Bal sem
Sc, da me DO iz~praseval podrob-
nosti in hvalezen sem mu bill,
da me nj vpraSal pc nicemer.
ITO je malenkost. Sal imam
JAZZ divan."
Sedel sem k pOStelii. Pc trud-
mem veceru me je V toplini sobe
obieIa Gudna omama, XII nj vpli-
VaIa samo ma telo, ampak tudi
ma duSo. Bill sem strt. Omahnile
so mi roke in misli. Svoje zalo-
Sti nisem mogel zakriti.
"Kaj ii je?" je vprasal Ivan.
"Saj mi mic nj"
ives, &c DO moja gospodinja
godrnjala = pojutranjem, ali
cez teden, jutri Sc ne = ne ma
raj. zenska nina duse!!"
zenska nina duSe! Ia stavek
Sc je takrat zarezal vame. In
kakor da sem naSel nekaj, ka1
sem iskal re dolgo, sem gledal
V kodraste Ivanove lase, XII SC
Sc bujno prepletali in krizali v
neredu kot mole misli.
Ali 81 re bral Ibsena?"
me"
PA kako hoces postati pisa
tell? JAZZ bonn znal vsega ma pa
met. &c drugega ne, priden JIG
bill"
Smejal Sc je cinicno, zlobno.
Mole misli SO hodile bogve kod.
Kopale SO Sc V zalosti. zenska
nina dusel