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Evening star., 1944-08-05
VIA 10 Buy 100000 Tons
OF tobacco for Britain

By the Associated Press.
The War Food Administration an
nounced today that 1t plans to buy
400. .000, 900 pounds of tobacco on this
years crop for export to Great
Britain. the British dominions and
colonies.
Purchases will include fiue-cured,
nre-cured, hurley, Maryland, dark
air-cured and cigar filler and binder
types. The bulk viii be flue-cured,
the principal type used by the Brit
ish in making cigarettes.
That portion Of the British ex-
ports used for military requirements
will be made available under lease
lend. The portion used for British
civilian needs will be sold for cash,
The purchase program Is essenti-
ally the same as that in effect last
year. AS heretofore, the purchases
for export will be made through
existing foreign and domestic COM
panies.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
|tIdlaloups, 6llf
Local MalIs, Forcing
Sharp Drop il Price

"A centaloupe Elut has deveappeEl
IN Warrington, forcing 1orle trucks
loaded with melons from nearby
producing areas to turn back With
out unkAding and bringing = sharp
decrease IN retail prices, 1t was
learned today.
Housewives who were paying Is to
~ cents pound for cantAloupes I
month ago today have their pick Of
choice Eastern Shore, North Caro-
Tina and Virginia melons for . cents
. pound or even less.
Some wholesalers, having melons
near the spoiled stages. were re-
ported BY Agriculture Department
produce experts to be selling melons
Tor Is cents = bushel to hucksters.
Early IN july cantaloupes we're
selling for ~ much Is $3.50 4
bsiahel.
Farmers unable to unload here
were either returning home Or going
on TO Baltimore and other cities IN
hopes of finding Z market. the de-
partment said.
some farmers Just don't know
what TO do with their melons, /" one
department produce man COM
mented. .
The good crop this year was made
despite drought In some areas. In
addition, 1t was pointed out that
normally one States melon supply
falls on Just Is another State will
begin moving its produce. This
year. however. there have been such
good yields that supplies are over
tapping.
Eastern Shore and North Carolina
now are selling at
wholesale from 81 to Sits q crate.
compared with = $3.50 top during
the week Of July 7, the department
reported.
Movement Of Eastern Shore
melons has just begun, thus assur-
Ing an abundant supply here for
some time. The department said
there had been some spoilage Of
cantaloupes but no widespread waste
- yet.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Friends Honor DriscoII
On 18th Birthday

A. ]. Driscoll. chairman Of Sc
lective Service Board. No. z. and q
Washington newspaperman for the
last decade, was honored by more
than . hundred friends last night
on his 18th birthday anniversary at
party for him in his home at 165l
Woodley road NV.
Mr.. Driscoll has been active In
civic Affairs here for many years
During the last 10 years he has
served as Citizens Association editor
Of the Times-Herald and he Is 4
member Of the Board Of Public Wei
fare.
On Monday Mr.. Driscoll will be
honor guest at . banquet given at
the Statler Hotel by the American
Business Association. Among speak
ers will be Commissioner John Rus
sell Young and Clark Grif1ith, owner
OF the Washington Nationals.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Shot Resisting Arrest,
inCriticul Condition

Dennis Matthews, 33. colored, 1900
block T street NV, was in q crit-
cal condition today in Emergency
Hospital suffering from gunshot
wounds sustained when he resisted
arrest on an assault charge last
night by Policeman Everett Wells.
colored. OF the 18th precinct.
The policeman shot Matthews in
the abdomen and hand when the
latter. according to police, struck
the omcer. Matthews was wanted,
police said, for an assault with q
knife yesterday on Edith Napier.
u, colored, 1900 block Of Eleventh
street NV. -
Policeman Wells was severely
beaten on the face and was ad-
mitted to Freedmen's Hospital for
treatment Of cuts and bruises. HIS
condition Is not serious.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Thomas n. Haynes Reiires
As Chief Clerk in Army Unit

Thomas N. Haynes, chief clerk of
the Fiscal Division. Once of the
Quartermaster General, viii retire
today after 26 years OF service in
the division without once being late
for work. -
Mr.. Haynes, whose home Is 1T 716
IWenty-f1fth street south, Arling-
ton, Va, was born in Massachusetts
and entered the War Department
In 1918 to serve "for the duration. /"
He remained until today.
The retiring chief clerk will be
given a farewell party by his CO.
workers tonight. One of his two
daughters also is employed in the
ONCE of the Quartermaster. Gen.
eral.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Home Construction
Reaches lis Lowest
Figure Since 1894

New residential construction
throughout the Nation IL at the
lowest level since 1884, Secretary
Of Labor Perkins reported today.
releasing figures showing that total
construction expenditures during
the frst six months Of this year
amounts to less than half the sum
spent during the corresponding
period last year.
During the first six months Of
1914 less than 100000 new nonfarm
family dwelling units were put under
construction as compared to 20o, 900
during the first half Of 1913 and
5000 during the first half Of the
peak year ls41.
Cites Reason.
Miss Perkins attributed the de-
crease to the continued decline In
the volume Of public construction.
"For the flrst time since our entry
into the war private work approxi-
mated. closely the volume of public
construction for the same period"
she said. The former amounted
to $948, 900 900, and the latter to
81 los 900, 900.
The volume Of new units being
started may continue to decline,
Miss Perkins said, although further
decreases will probably be small.
Outlays for public construction
continued the decline that set In
during the last quarter of 1912.
From a volume of $500, 900 900 for
the first six months Of 1943, expendi-
lures for the first half Of 1914
dropped to slightly more than
81 600 900 900 q decrease of nearly
10 per cent for the first half Of the
current year.
Most Drastic Drop.
Most drastic reduction occurred in
the construction of industrial, mill
tary and naval facilities. From q
total Of $2,783, 900 900 for the first
half Of 1943, construction expendi-
lures In these catagories dropped 76
per cent to 1863 900 COO for the first
six months of 1914.
Privately financed dwelling units
started during the first six months
OF the year numbered 1900 and
accounted for more than four -fifths
OF the 97,100 unit total. During
the same months in 1943, private
builders began work on IS ,00e units,
or only about two-fifthes of the
200, 200 unit total for the period.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Mon Held in Assault
On Marines Wife
By the Associated Pless.

BY the Associated PIess.
TOWSoN. Md, Aug. s.-Frank
Thomas. IS, colored. was held in
the Baltimore County Jail without
bail today on . charge of assaultinR
the 20-year-old wife Of . marine
with intent to kill.
Thomas was arrested in Balti-
more yesterday after . search since
July rs for q man who allesedly
ran down Mrs. Eva Doifmeyer with
q truck and then heat her with q
club.
The man had nothing to say In
his own defense when arraigned
last night In Pikesville Police Court.
Thomas was identified by Mrs.
Donmeyer and by j. J. Eberts.
Baltimorean who took her to q
hospital.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Skies Named Grid Coach
OF St. Mory's Navy

By the Assoeiated Pres9.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Sit.
Jules v. Skies. an assistant coach
of Georgia's Rose Bowl champions
before being commissioned in the
Navy, viii coach the st. Mary's Navy
Prefiight football varsity during the
1914 season, Comdr. Clyde W. King,
commanding ofhcer, announced to-
day.
Skies was an assistant coach OF
the Preflight team last fall when
1t. Emerson (Spoke) Nelson. former
Yale mentor. directed the team. He
played on the Texas A. and NJ.
varsities Of 1925-26-27.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
BiddIe to Inspect Offices
OF Department in West
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Attorney General Francis Biddle
and James p. McGranery, assistant
to the Attorney General, viii leave
today for . three-week inspection
OF Pacific Coast Department of
Justice ofices.
The announcement said they will
consult with United States attor-
neys in Washington, Oregon and
California and win visit regional
omces Of the Federal Bureau Of In
Bureau of Prisons and
the immigration and Naturalization
Service, including civilian alien in
ternment camps.
= At the request of the Office of
DEFENSE Transportation the regular
regional conference of United States
attorneys was Cancelled. ~
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Policeman, Going Home,
Catches Pickpocket

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Detective John A.
DUFFY, en- route to his commuter
train at Pennsylvania Station, saw
a man jostle train-bound passen-
ger.
Did you get it. boy?" Duffy asked.
Yeah, I got it, boss" the man
replied.
Mr.. Duffy quickly found the wallet
the man had taken. He was charged
with grand larceny.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Wotermelons Thrive
In Literary Surrounding.

By the Associated Press.
BUNKER HILL, III. - While
many watermelon patches in ILL
nois are deteriorating in drought
burned fields, one plant is making
progress-in educational surround
ings.
A l0-foot vine loaded with melons
larger than croquet balls is grow
Ing out Of narrow crack in a side.
walk adjoining a wall Of the Bunker
Hill High School,
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Bounty Dollars Too Few
For Coyotes Killed

BY the Associated Press.
TOPEKA, @Kans.-Kansas Is hav-
ing bounty trouble again.
State Auditor George Robb reports
coyote catchers are supposed to be
given 81 a head. But there already
are 25,2l0 claims on file and only
SIS, 900 bounty booty-with 20 coun-
ties still to be heard from.
1t was the same thing last year.
The fund was $11 900 short then, and
finally paid out at So cents a head.
Evening star., 1944-08-05

23. Of 2627 New
ton street NE.
win not quickly
forget. Capt.
Fires ne Is
now home after
flying ~ mis-
sions over Ger
many. Norway
and France In
tho past year.
A graduate Of
Mckinley High
School In 1910.
the youth, .
native Of Baln-
more, received
the DFC for
Evening star., 1944-08-05

oAnQ8 IuTue0 IOr
help In making
out their income
tax returns. For
years he went to
the g apitol N
the ann uaI
headache time
Just before In
come tax returns
were due, and
helped the Ia
nous and near
famous up there
strug1 1le with
the problem of
fitttn their
Annnran }nkr nn>
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Heavy Traffic Increase
Reported by Boy Ferry
By the Associated Press.

By tne ASS0clhted Press.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, Aug. 5.-Auto-
mobile traffic on the Sandy Point
Matapeake Ferry across the Chesa-
peake Bay totaled &c, lbs cars during
July, compared with 14,761 auto
mobiles carried in July. 1943, Ferry
Manager B. Frank Sherman an
nounced yesterday.
A 81 per cent increase in truck
trafI1c during last month above the
July, 1943, figure of 3,7S9 was also
noted. Passenger traffic totaled
90,952, an increase over the same
month last year of almost SO per
cent,
Evening star., 1944-08-05
New tuberculosis Chief
For GoIIinqer Arrives

DR.. Nelson Mercer. who was ap-
pointed chief Of tuberculosis serv-
ices at Gallinger Hospital about .
month ago. arrived yesterday to take
over his new duties, succeeding DR..
Charles p. Cake, who has gone with
the United States Public Health
Service. DR.. Mercer came from
Blacksburg, Va. where he had been
resident physician at Virginia Poly
technic Institute
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Groups Aiding Prisoners
OF Jops to Meet Here
~ the Assoeiated Press

ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex, Aug. S.
Carl Whitaker, president Of the
New Mexico Bataan Relief Organ-
ization, said yesterday that his group
would meet with afiliated organiza-
tions 1t = conference in Washing
ton NOT later than September /.
He sAid the rising tempo Of the
war In the Pacific meant that added
steps should be taken to aid Amer
leans who are held prisoners by the
Japaness.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Vice Preefdents. eenators u,anhe

~ VICE fIega0enes, senators, M0mnef1
other dignitaries have their IN
other DignitATies have their in-
come tax prcbleuls the same As you
and only more so'-acccrding
20 It. Col. 4. Montford Smith. well
known expert Of the Internal Rev
enue Buryeu, who leaves the Cow
ernment today after more than 70
years service.
Well known on Capitol Hin, Col.
Smith WAS the one to whom thOu-
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Weather Report

District of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia-Continued hot and
humid, with thundershows this eve
ming and tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear at Harpers Ferry. Potomac
slightly muddy at Great Falls.
Report for Last "a Hours.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Typho Lotifoliu Means
Just Common Cot Tolls

~ the Associated Press.
FOR COLLINS, Colo.-Now that
they know what he's talking about,
residents Of Fort Collins are ready
to do business.
c. F. Hooton, representing 4 Chi
cago firm, wanted to buy TyphA
latifolia, to make life jackets for
seamen and flyers.
They learned he meant q com
mon marshland growth-"cattails. ~
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Accident Mains Troinmon

Ralph Parsons, 80, of 10 West Del.
ray avenue. Alexandria, . brake
man at the Potomac Yards, Alex
andria, lost an arm today when a
box car collided with the rear of
the yard engine on which he was
riding. police reported. Mr.. Par
sons was taken to the Alexandra
Hospital where attendants described
his condition as fair"
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Mexico Flight Time Reduced

MIAMI, Fla, Aug. S, (P).-Addi-
tion of night flights between Mexico
City and Brownsville, Tex, which
will reduce the flying time between
the capital of Mexico and New York
to little more than Is hours, was
announced here yesterday by the
Latin American division of Pan
American Airways.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Labor Shortage Keeps
Rubber Plants 4O% Idle

Es st1t ASsUCIHteu rIeSS.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 5.-The four
major rubber plants of Los Angeles,
which are exceeded only by Akron,
Ohio, In rubber production, are
operating with 10 per cent Of their
machinery idle because Of IN acute
manpower shortage, says Leonard
F1restone, president of the Firestone
Rubber Corp. Of California.
He disclosed the shortage, estimated
ut 1854 workers, at . conference
OF industry, labor and war agency
leaders.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Back From the Wars
Book From the Wars
Navigation Table Blown
From Under D. c. Air Coptoin

The experience of having his
navigation table blown out from
under him during I raid on HAM
burg Is one Capt. Jack r. Firestone,
Evening star., 1944-08-05

OF the Governments forms.
They are just as human as any
one. he reminisced today at the
bureau, rs he prepared to clean out
his desk and leave Uncle Sans
Evening star., 1944-08-05

successfully bombing . mountain
target in Norway. The long trip
was made in a heavy snowfall. De-
spite the obscurity Of the target,
Capt. Firestone in his capacity Of
Evening star., 1944-08-05

Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast ana
Geodetic Survey.l
Evening star., 1944-08-05

Report for Last "a Hours.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Record fer Last 24 Heur..

Humidity Fer Last "a Hours.
IRON noon yesterday to noon today.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16
Odpoved nesrecne
zene +.
ROMAN .-..
ROMAN
Po w. Hauffu priredil Franjo Kolenc

dol. ,Faldnerja je sovrazil. Ka-
ko more biti tako podel, tako
umazan? Misli so mu pohitele k
Jozefi. Ali mu tudi ona ne ver
jane? To bi bilo Sc hujse. Po-
tenn ne preostane drugo, ko da
Sc takoj poslovi in zbezi sa-
moto, kjer izjoce svoje gorje
bozji naravi, ker ga ljudje no.
cejo razumeti. Toda, zakaj je
iokala. Tako zalostna, bleda je
bila in kako bolestno je vzdihni-
la, ko Sc je zgrudila. Kaj maj
pomeni vse to? Ali je morda So
cuvstvovala menoj in je hote-
la prositi moza, da bi prenehal
z grdini opazkami?
Mucne so bile Frobnove misli
in zapletene, tako, da nj nasel
izhoda. Ustavil Sc je pri oknu
in srepo zrl v zvezdnato nebo.
Ko milUarde lucic SO bile male
zvezde in mad pokrajino je me-
sec razlil bledo svetlobo. V ME
govern srcu pa je bila crna noe.
Sal je tako neizmerno trpel.
,Stresel Sc je in sci proc cd okna.
Stopil je k omari, v kateri je
skrival svojo drago sliko. Po-
gledal je drobni obraz in v dust
je ozivela slika pont des artske-
ga dekleta.
- All, kako sem mogel pri-
ii,voliti to - je vzkliknil brid-
kim smehljajem - da sem od-
kril svoje srce pred ljudmi, XII
me nocejo razumeti in sem 60
voril o stvareh, XII so "a tako vi
soko gospodo tuje, katerim sta
zloba in nesramnost ljubsi in
bolj naravni, kakor pa krepost.
Kako sem jim mogel govoriti o
tvojem ljubkem obrazu in ne
! dolznem srcu? o, ii ubogi, zelo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16
(Nadaljevanje)

Medtem Sc je baron trudil, da
bi med gospodi vzbudil prejsnje
dobro razpolozenje. Pridno je
tocil, Sc bolj pridno pa pill in
vines govoril. - Mic hudega -
je dejal. - Vsega je kriva da-
nasnja doba. Vsaka visoka da-
ma mora danes imeti slabe zivce
in ako jih nina, nj plemenita.
On1edlevica spada v nasi dobi k
dobro vzgoji. Vse je tako fino,
memo, rahloeutno, da bi clovek
kar iz koze skocil. Razburila sc
je, ker sem 81 privoscil nekaj
sal. Brez sale vendsr nj pravega
razpolozenja. In tudi 0 tebi, Fro
ben, sem mislil, da 81 bolj pa
meten in ne zameris take malen-
kosti.
Obrnil Sc je ns kraj, kjer je
Froben pref stal, {: MEGA re nj
bilo tam. Kakor nitro je Jozefa
odsla il sobe, je; prav ma them
tudi on zapustil druzbo. Yes
razburjen je hodil po sobi gor in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16

mo ga je poslusala in ko je utih-
nil, je dolgo zrla V MEGA. Oci
so Sc il napolnile solzami. Pri-
jela ga je "a roko in mu jo
topic stisnila.
- o, gospod, kaj mislim O
vas in 0 zgodbi>- je zasepetala.
- Cetudi bi ves svet dvomil O
resnienosti vase zgodbe, hi JAZZ
vendar verovala, da ste resnico
govorili. Sal niti sami ne veste,
kako dobro vas poznam.
Cost je zardel Cd radosti in
je poljslbil Jozefino roko. o, ka-
ko hvalezen il je bill "a te topic,
odkritosrcne besede.
Kako ste dobri - je
vzkliknil cd radosti - da me
ne sodite napacno. In dasi vem,
da mi verujete, vam ponovno
zatrjujem, da sem govoril cisto
resnico.
- In to dekle - je nadalje-
vala zena - je gotovo isto, O
katerem ste mi zadnjic govorili.
Sal Sc spominjate, Ga ste mi IL
dali, de- brezupno ijubite Kaj-
ne, da je isto?
-Da - je odvrnil Froben "a
lostno. - Vem, da Sc mi ne bo-
dete smejali radi te neumnosti,
ker pregloboko cutie menoj.
Vcasih Sc meni sa1nemu dozde-
va, da sem fantast, XII lovi pra-
zno senco. Saj niti ne vem, ali
me ljubi in vendar je moja bole-
Gina neZnOsna.
Ljubi vas - je vzkliknila Jo-
zefa nehote in je zarudela. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16
REAL DISCOVERY FOR
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE


Dangerous High Blood Pressure
Essential apprehension is usually
marked by distressing symptoms
such as dizziness, throbbing head
aches, sleeplessness and nervous
ness. If disregarded, this may lead
to Heart Trouble, Stroke, Paralysis,
Hardening Of the Arteries or Kid
ney Trouble. Diamonex, discovery
of heart specialist, is designed to
quickly aid in the relief Of these
A Chicago resident says: "T suf-
fered from High Blood Pressure for
several years with Increasingly
severe throbbing headaches, dizzi-
ness and shortness of breath. l
showed the Diamonex formula to
my doctor and, on his advice, tried
the treatment for two weeks under
identical conditions as previous
treatments. Within only three days
my bad headaches and dizzy spells
were gone. My high blood pressure
was reduced and ! sleep fine"
Diamonex goes directly to work
in three different ways to aid in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16

Tony Mao, 10 letni itaHjanski
famtek, .ki je osirotel . bonabar-
daranjW maesta AvaIi'ao, je seddj
mascot" an1er;$kih Get pete ar
made. Tony dnea srojo posebno
',ifornao, IN neajhno pu$ko. Ma
Sikh ga vidite poro6mikona An
dersOn Smith.
in je hitel naprej, da pi zeni
sporocil, kak uspeh; je incl. Ko
je Froben vstopil v salon, ga re
nj nasel tam. Skozi okno sc je
slisalo peketanje konjskih kopit
in il tega je sklepal, da je ba-
ron re odjahal.
Jozefa je molce sprejela 60
sta. Plasno Sc il je priblizal, pri-
klonil Sc in il poljubil roko. Ko
Sc je vzravnal in j pogledal V
oci, je opazil niih cuden 81
jaj. Obraz je bill bled, vendar je
odseval z NIGGA neki nenava-
den mir. Ma ustnicah il je igral
tin smehljaj, q katerem nj bilo
mogoce vedeti, ali je izraz bo-
lesta ali veselja.
Froben je pricakoval, da Jo-
zefa omeni njegovo zgodbo, toda
ona je molcala. Ker je bill RADIO
veden, kakega mnenja je prija-
teljica, je sam speljal pogovor
ma MO.
- Gospa -je dejal mehko -
"a to Sc ne brigam, kako sodijo
20 meni drugi. Zelo pa bi me
bolelo, ako bi me tudi vi ma
pacno sodili. Tezko bi mi bilo,
ako bi tudi vi takor ponizujoce
mislili O n1eni in bi dvomili O
resnienosti zgodbe, katere prav-
zaprav me bi smel. povedati V
TAXI druzbi. O, prosim vas; pri
vsem, kar vam je drago in sve-
to, vas prosim, povejte mi od-
kritosrcno, kako lnnenje innate
Ic meni in moji zgodbi?
Froonov glas je bill nezen, pro-
sec in Jozefi Sc je zdelo, da Sc
mu oceh svetlikajo solze. Ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16

ubogi otrok! Koliko bolj pleme-
nita 81 v svoji revscini ko ia go
spoda, XII pozna resnicno bedo
lie il pripovedovanJa in katera
zasmenuje vsako nravnost, XII
Sc dviga mad povprecnost in jo
ina "a pravljico! Kje neki 81
sedaj? In ali mislis ma svojega
prijatelja in ma one vecere, ko
sva bila tako srecna?
V oceh so Sc mu prikazale
solze, ko je pomislil, kako kri-
vicni so bill ii judje nasproti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16
STRhN 5.

Mora vas ljubiti. Ali pa mislite,
da TAXA plemenitost nina vpli-
va ma sedemnajstletno dekle?
Brezdvomno vas ijubi, mogoce
cello bolj, kakor vi MO in najbrz
ravno tako trpi, ker vas je IL
gubila
Jozefa je takim ognjem 60
vcrila, da je Froben kar strmel.
Nj mogel razumeti, zakaj Sc je
tako razvnela in S tako neomai j.
nim prepricanjem govorila O
ljubezni dekleta, XII ga niti nj
poznala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-16

ubogemu bitju. Zadusiti je ho-
tel solze, toda vedno bolj so te-
kle. V mladenicevih prsih je bill
neki prostorcek, kjer Sc je ka-
kor v globokem grobu zbirala
VISA boil, zalost in vse solze, toda
trenutki, kakor je ia, so odprli
vratca v ia prostorcek in takrat
SO je izlilo vse gorje. Sc enkrat
je pog]edal sliko in jo potem
skril. Oblecen Sc je vrgel ma po-
steljo in je Intel, dokler mu spa
nee nj zatisnil oci.
Drugo jutro 81 je~ Froben po-
klical v spomin dogodke pref
snjega vecera. Izprevidel je, da
je po vsem tenn, kar Sc je zgo-
dilo, najbolje, da kolikor mogo-
ce nitro zapusti to hiso. Ko je
tako razmisljal, so Sc vrata od-
prla in v soho je, stopil baron.
Bill je pobit in ma obrazu Sc mu
je poznalo, da Sc sramuje.
= Vceraj zvecer nisi prisel k
vecerji in Sc Sc tudi danes nisi
pokazal - je zacel in Sc mu bill
zal - jezen 81 ma meme. Prosim
te, oprosti mi. Yes, nisem vedel,
kaj delam. Proved sem pill in
sem Sci predalec. Odpusti mi !
Saj je re to dovolj velika ka-
zen, da Sc je ia dan tako ne
srecno koncal.. VISA okolica DO
govorila O tenn. Ne, zagreni mi
Sc ii zivljenja! Bodiva zopet
prijatelja, kakor pref.
Froben ga je sklonjeno gla-
vo poslusal. Nj mu pogledal v
obraz, po glasu pa je spoznal,
da je baronovo obzalovanje res
nicno. Ko je Faldner utihnil, mu
je ponudil roko.
- Pusti rajsi to zgodbo -
je dejal mrko. - Sal sem ze
itak dovolj slisal. Tvoje gosto'
ljuEnosti Sc ne bonn dalje poslu
zeval in jutri odrinem.
- Ne bodi neunen! je
vzkliknil baron, XII tega nj pri
cakoval in Sc je resno ustrasil
- Radi tega vendar ne bos ia
=, koj Sci! Sag sem vedno rekel
da 81 zelo razburljiv! Ne, to 81
ne SINE, zgoditi. Ali nisi oblju
bill, da ostanes, dokler ne pride
pismo cd don Pedra? Ne, nj
srnes oditi! =
Kako Sc pocuti gospa? -
je vprasal Froben, da bi Sc izog
nil tenn spominom.
Eobro. Bala Sc je, da s.
n1idva resno stepeva in to je bi
10 vzrok omedlevice. Caka maj
y zajtrkorn, Hodi dol! JAZZ me
ram It'll Cd donna. Oprosti. Dane
| zacrle stroj 2 delom. Kajne, d
| ostane vse prij starenn? Prosim
Dobro, dobro je dejs
gost ne bas pr'ijazno. Ne gt
vori mi vec D tenn. s cudnin
obcutki' je Sci "a baronoln, XII
| bill vessel, da Sc ie stvar koncal