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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

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Hot SEHN.D' ONLY CHARGE
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ceeding 500. and pa e. on that
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payments There are no fines.
ices. discounts or other hidden
charges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
Ballet Theater
Closes Series Here
By CHARLES GENTRY

THREE GALA performances
over the weekend brought the
Ballet Theater season here TO
close with packed houses for the
Saturday evening and Sunday
matinee appearances, but only
meager attendance for the final
event last night in Masonic
Auditorium.
Delightful, indeed, were the
new offerings, "Taliy-Ho'' on
Saturday and Lilac Garden" on
Sunday.
"Tally-Ho" is Agnes DeMille's
new ballet and it is really Fra
gonard painting come TO life with
some restoration comedy thrown
in for amusing measure.
The Motley costumes and set
tings are priceless and provide
perfect surroundings for the
naughty flirtations which are car
ried on to the dancing measures
of Gluck's music.
II is precieuSe piece involving
the flighty wife of a poet who
can't live up 10 his lofty ideals,
especially when a pretty prince
dashes into her life.
WITH GREAT CHARM
Janet Reed was as gay and
coquettish thing as you could
imagine while John Kriza proved
to be the perfect courtier of the
period. Hugh Laing. Lucia Chase
and Muriel Bentley added to the
cleverness and charm Of the whole
idea.
Also on Saturday nights bill
were grand pas de deux, danced
exquisitely by Tamara Touma-
nova and John Kriza and hila-
rious presentation of Gala Per-
Torrance" the comedy ballet in
which three famous ballerinas of
the eighteenth century, a Rus
sian, an Italian and a French
dancer, all try to Guido one an
other. ...--
The exaggerated satire and af-
fected gestures set 10 Prokofieffs
brittle music. make this a won
derful affair. especially when
acted as we'll as danced by Nora
Kaye, Mana Gollner and Janet
Reed. II is high humor in art.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

very haphazard style, as though
the company hadn't bothered to
rehearse il recently,
Even the orchestra had diff"
Guilty with the Stravinsky score
and il left us with the full reali-
zation that "PetFouehka" must be
done we'll. il it's to be done at all
Last nights innovation was
Lilac Garden, a beautiful and
nostalgia affair which Anthony
Tudor has set to Chausson's mu-
cin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD
TRAGIC AFTERMATH

The death Of Lupe Velez has left
Hollywood numb and shocked. No
tragedy in years has had such an
aftermath of regret-regret that
something couldn't have been done
for the unhappy girl. My tele-
phone has rung for the past three
days with people who had known
her and who sorrowed over her
suffering. Some day the story of
Lupe will be written-how she
happened to come TO Hollywood
She was dancing in a cafe in San
Luis Potosi. Mexico, when Mr..
and Mrs. Frank woodward saw
her.
He Is a Beverly Hills architect
and not a ssociate with the
movies. They brought her to
Hollywood and before she was
signed for THE Dove by United
Artists took her to the Hal Roach
studio. United Artists then paid
$4,000 for her contract and she
made The Dove" 1t was then
met her for the first time. Later
there was some legal trouble be-
tween Lupe and the Woodyards.
/ remember the churches were
closed in Mexico and they had TO
open one TO get Lupe's birth GER
tificate. So many things come
hack to me as / think over the
years / have known her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

COMEDIANS BENSON and
Ryan and their revue are cur
rently appearing az the National
Theater in a colorful new show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
New Show At National

Featured attraction Helen Loveti
offers a series of gracefully ex-
ecuted exotic dance roHtines.
Dian King performs tap routines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
POOR PETROUCHKA'

The most disappointing event OF
the whole three performances vas
.PeiHaHehka, which was done in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
How so many women who work
act LOANS at Household Finance
Aslps way 10 borrow up 10 $3oo-sm1II monthly payments

Pc month a 500 loan repaid in six
monthly instruments OF SlS.4S each
costs sic So. ftrepaid in four monthly
instruments OF S26.93 each. a 500
loan costs only SIP. A $50 loan re-
paid IN three monthly instruments
costs S307 Payments shown include
principal and charges Aou pay no
fees or extras of any kind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

Parsons
in AoAwood

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 1s-Just
as I told you-zing! zing! Go the
movie plans for Faye Emerson at
Warmers, Faye-pardon me, Mrs.
Elliott Roosevelt--will be back
before the cameras in January in
Cosmopolitan's Catch a Failing
Star" Her screen partner will be
Dane Clark, who was so good as
her boy friend in The Very
Thought of YOU" Yes, this picture
comes ahead of happiness" for
the Presidents daughter-in-law.
Meanwhile, her private life
schedule is being as hectic as her
screen plans. She leaves here Dec.
% with Col. Roosevelt, but plans
To be back here Christmas Day
without her bridegroom, who will
be on another military assign
ment. Then Faye goes to Macon.
Ga: for the southern premiere Of
The Very Thought of You"-and
Macon is close TO Warm Springs,
spot very popular with her In
laws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
Quick phone service

You may borrow at Household TO pay
old debts, taxes, doctor bill. make re-
pairs. help relatives for almost any
purpose. Visit Household Finance to.
dav. Or If you need cash in a hurry
phone your appllcation-we can have
your loan ready when you come IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
POPULAR PROTEGEs

All of Mike Curtiz's proteges do
we'll for themselves. Irving Rap
per is one of Mikes former as
sistants who is now a top director
on the Warner lot. Jean Negu-
lesco is another. Now history is
repeating itself in the case of Fred
de Cordova, dialog director, who
had been working on Joan Craw-
ford's picture, Mildred Pierce"
with Mike and who now steps out
as a full fledged director with
The Time Between"
This picture stars Joan Leslie
and Robert Hutton in a light TO-
mantle comedy. and we'll all
watch 10 see what Cordova does
with his first megaphone job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

TT YoU nun short Of cash LEI House
i hold Finance loan service help
you TO apply faF SO. Sioo Of iP to
$500, YOU Simply give Household a
few facts about yourself snd your lob
You need no endorSers or guatdnt0rs.
no Recommendation from en1ploycr or
friend 10 get q signature or salary
loan. a car or furniture loan. II YOU
can make mout1iy payments, don I
hesitate 10 apply to Household for
whatever aifsouT1t YOU may need.
Payments 10 M your budget
Notice that saH may repay - 3 tn IL
monthly instruments. Choose a short
schedule II YOU can 80 that your loan
VII! cost Won less. At our rate OF go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
BACK ON THE LOT

Ann Harding, the lady with the
taffy color hair. was glimpsed on
the R-K-O lot busy as a bee. 1t
looked like old times TO see Ann,
who was once the top star at the
Cover street studio. 1 did a little
investigating and found she had
been signed for Those Endearing
Young Charms" to play LARAMIE
Days mother. Well, let me say
TO LARAMIE that she had better
look to her acting honors as Ann
is a swell actress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

was at Lana turner's cocktail
party. He said: -----
@"I had the darndest stomach
ache, but 1 stopped at the hos
pital and got some medicine. I
didn't want tn miss the party
not mel didn't want any one
to say I am unce-operative."
Lana was too busy being hostess
to make any comment on her
BOBBY prize nomination, and l
must say she gave a wonderful
party for Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sam
mis-. Her little daughter, Cheryl,
is going to give mama plenty of
competition on looks and charm.
Whatever has been said about
Lana, for or against, she's a won
derful mother. You can't fake
with children, and that baby just
adores her.
Gloria de Haven was there with
John Payne, Howard Dietz, here
from New York, ran in for a few
minutes, and, of course, Turhan
Bey was there, much thinner, and
many others.
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD
Anne Baxter and John Kodiak
are so much in love she flatly
refuses TO discuss him in print.
When a lady won't talk about the
Low OF her life, that's something.
off the record / hear the real
hitch in this romance is parental
objection-not Johns pare
either. They are so crazy about
him and he is such a wonderful
son anything he would decide
would be all right with them. But
the talk is Anne's mother does not
Wapf har m marry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
QUITE A PARTY

I have never known Walter
Pidgeon to be as amusing as he
was at Lana Turner'S cocktail
marty He said
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-01
War Criminals
May AvoidT Trial
Possibility Advanced They
May Not Live to Face
Postwar Trials.

LONDON. - Persons looking for
ward to spectacular postwar trials
OF war criminals are likely to be
disappointed.
There may not be any "war
criminals" left to try.
The possibility of such an out
come emerged as the United Nations
war criminals commission con-
fessed after nine months labor that
Its task of bringing criminals to
justice is proving extremely COM
pllcated and to some extent slipping
out of its hands.
The commissions headquarters in
the London law courts has gathered
voluminous files of Axis atrocities
and the chairman, Sir Cecil Hurst,
said a partial list of offenders
recommended for trial has been
compiled. He declined, however, to
say who or how many are on it.
1t has been suggested that Hitler
might be handled like Napoleon
as a special case for special action
by the Allied governments.
Some sections of the British press
have been voicing anxiety that
many Nazi leaders are likely to slip
through judicial fingers.
The London Star suggested that
the code of international justice
drawn up before Hitler's day is USE
less now and gave the impression
OF showing that the war crimes COM
mission ''either lacks any real pow
er or is being begged down in legal
istic intricacies."
Russians Hold Own Trials.
The Russians began conducting
their wv trials of war Criminals last
December when the commission
was still busy with details of or
ganization. Russia has already con-
demned and executed a number of
them.
Battle casualties including guer-
rilla actions, assassinations, sui
cides, air raids and insanity almost
certainly will remove many war
criminals from the jurisdiction of
the crimes commission.
A list of such exemptions looks
imposing.
l.. War criminals tried and SEN
fenced independently by the Rus
SLAMS.
2. Collaborators and Quislings.
3. Offenders killed in guerrilla
action or battle.
4. Those as~sassinated.
S. Suicides.
Offenders clearly insane could be
killed by summary action but not
punished in the legal ense. Brit
aims most prominent Nazi prisoner,
Rudolf Hess, is understood to be a
mental case now.)
. The status of tens of thousands of
ordinary German, Italian or puppet
soldiers who executed hostages or
committed other atrocities under di-
rect command of superiors is some
what doubtful.
Nazis May Kill Hitler.
The Frence forces of the Interior
and Belgian patriots have already
been dealing with many collabora-
This eXuherant wave of
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-01

$1,000 to $1,620 a year, including
overtime compensation.
Complete information and forms
for applying may be obtained from
Mrs. Weber at Laurel, or from
first or second-class postoffices. APP
plications will be accepted until the
needs of the service have been met.
Applications for the following
positions, for employment in var
ious federal government agencies in
Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Wash
ington are also being sought by
the U. S. civil service commission:
Guard, $1,S24 to $2,262 a year.
Patrolman, $2,043 to $2,262 a
year.
Elevator operator $1,000 a year.
Laborer $1,000 to $1,620 a year.
Chairman and charwoman 65 cents
an hour.
There is no written test and no
maximum age limits.
Applications are not desired from
persons engaged on war work I'M
less the position applied for re-
quires the use of higher skills than
the worker is using in his present
employment. A certificate of avail
ability from former employer or
from the U. S. employment service
may be required before appoint
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-01
Good Posture

Practice good posture while YOU
sweep. Stand upright, with your
weight on the balls of the feet. To
prevent STOPPING, use a long-handled
dust pan to take up the dust. Hang
up the broom and dust pan when
you have finished.
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-01
Release Light Trucks to
Essential Civilian Use

WASHINGTON. - The office of
defense transportation resumed the
acceptance of applications for the
purchase Of new light motor trucks
for essential civilian use. ODT
stopped taking the applications last
month because the civilian pool
was exhausted. On August z, how
ever, exempted government agen-
cies relinquished their claims on the
Light vehicles, making some avail
able for civilians.
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-01
Aged Man Travels Far to
Pay 1887 Hospital Bill

GRAND ISLAND, NEB.-Despite
his 70 years and a bus trip of nearly
$50 miles, Charles W~inklepleck, of
near Manhattan, Kan, beamed
proudly as he paid a bill at the hos
pital here-a bill dated August g.,
1887.
Dismissed from the hospital 81
years ago, Winklepleck was told to
pay the bill, amounting to $21. 40,
whenever he could. Winklepleck
gave the hospital $25 and refused
the change.
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-01
Vanishing Shells

In dipping 75-mm. shells, which
carry an exterior coat of baked-on
synthetic varnish, the coating must
not exceed 0.0005 inch, with no fat
edges or beads permitted on the
lowest edges of the shells, which
are suspended from a conveyor in
rows of 10. An electrical "detear-
ing" device with a high-voltage
field removes the surplus coating
and leaves only the amount speci-
fed.
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-01
Civil Service Has
Jobs To Be Filled

Applications for the position of
Messenger for employment in var
ious federal government agencies in
the states of Idaho, Montana, Ore
gon, and Washington, are being
sought by the United States civil
service commission, Mrs. Marie
Weber, local secretary has N
nounced.
The salaries for the position are
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-01
Bean MaggOt

Losses from the feeding of the
bean maggot may be largely pre-
vented by emitting the use of
manure, by early preparation of the
soil for planting, by planting the
beans as shallow as possible, and
at a time when the maggot is not
active.
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-01
Army Courses

Eighty-two colleges and universe
ties are cooperating with the U. S.
armed forces institute in offering col
lege-credit correspondence courses
to men and women in the armed
services.
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-01
Room In breathe

An electric refrigerator should
have a free air space of at least
three or four inches from the wall
in the back and ten inches or more
of space at the top to insure econ
omy of operation.
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-01
Sulphuric Acid

Chemically, sulphuric acid is H,
So, which means that it is made
up of two atoms of hydrogen, one
of sulphur. and four of oxygen. 1t
does not occur in nature.
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-01
White Shoes

Do not clean white shoes on your
feet, as the shoes tend to stretch.
Wait until shoes are thoroughly dry
before wearing them, as they may
stretch and get out of shape.
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-01
Made. by Arabs

The first sulphuric acid is believed
to have been made some IL CEN
turtles ago by Arab chemists. The
earliest trickle of production in the
United States began in 1898.
Laurel outlook., 1944-11-01

Brig. Gen. Eucli Des Zenobio da
Costa, field commander of the Bra
lillian Expeditionary force in Italy
(kneeling), with some of his staff Of
ficers at a Brazilian automatic rifle
post in Italy. They have been giving
a good account of themselves.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18
"Sibolero!" klice ia. "Ifote-

"Siboleroe klice ta. "Hote-
Ii moi bell brat povedati mi,
kje stoji bledolienik, XII nosi ime
Avgustin Pena %. -. DO
Tam, crnobradi moz, pri ve-
likem sotoru." ..-<... (. =
okoljeoko sprihaja, ustavi
konja, pobesi pusko. --. ...,
"Sokoljeoko, Romano, priha-
ia, da pozdravi svoje belle pri-
jatelje. Bell SENIOR Sc zove Av-
'gustin Pena?" - -.
"Da," odgovori haziendero.
mi Ii prisel ma Bivoljezero
Petro Diaz, indijanomorec?'
"Ta sem JAZZ" rece Diaz.
Nato sc obrne k hazienderu:
"Sennor Avgustin, indijano-
morec in montanec maj gredo s
Sokoljimocesom ma posvet!"
Ne cakajoc posebnega pova-
bila, stopi pred mimi v sotor.
"Tolovaja savanska sta Sc
pridruzila psom Apacev. Leze
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18
RTRAN i

" Rdeei reki, tam, kjer ona pi-
je valove Biveljezera. Ali "a
MIN Sc drze Kemancev vojniki
z Velikirnorlozn, Treskavcem,
velikim Sledonajdnikom Thur
clio je hotel iii k bledolienikom,
svarit jih, toda Veliorel ga ne
pusti stran Cd sebe." !
Don Avgustin Sc prestrasi -
zaradi svoje hcere, ker nevar-
nosti 81 nj mislil tako blizu.
"Ne smemo Jim pustiti, da bi
semkaj prisli; moramo jih pre-
street," naeni haziendero. mas
je z mojimi vakveri sedemnajst
MOI. Koliko Komancev ina pri
sebi moi rdeei brat?"
"Deset trdih glav."
"Potem mas je vseh skupaj 81
moz. In koliko jih stejejo Apa-
ci?"
{Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18
COZDOVNIK
SpisoI .KAROL MAY
Povest i omeriskego zivlisnio

=. q -
mas Tehanec, dasi tudi je bill
slisal, da dirjalec nj konj, am
pax da je duh travane, XII Sc pc
stepi razhaja ljudi v blodnjo.
A on je lnislil ma mosnjic s 1000
pijastri ter jahal dalje. Tako
je slo cd jutra do vecera. Da-
ljava je bila manjsa, vendar pa
lovec nj prisel tako blizu, da bi
bill mogel uporabiti svoj laso.
Nastopila je noe, konj je bill
utrujen. In vendar. ga je dalje
preganjal."
Il" "A kako je mogel v temni no.
ci pehati Sc "a dirjalcem?"
"Prvic je dirjalec belec, bel
ko mleko, XII ga tudi v tmini lah-
ko spozna dobro oko, in drugic
so kresala njegova v galopu to-
potajoca kopita po kamenitih
tleh ognjene iskre, katere SO
razsvetljevale nocno tmino."
"Per dios, JAZZ Sc nisem slisal
da bi rog dajal ogenj ma kane
nu."
! "JaZ tudi ne: zatO pa dirjalec
nj zival, zato je duh travane! -
Mogro je biti okoli polnoci, ko
ga lovec naposled dohiti. Ia
Whit laso, in ko ga je mogel vre-
ci, nj incl mic v rokah, cello
gumb pri sedlu je bill proc. In
OBJ enem je brcnil dirjalec Te-
haneevega konja tako zelo v pr
sa, da Sc je mrtev zgrudil ma
tia. Ma to je slisal, kako je du-
hovita zival zvizgaje bezala sko-
ri noe. Jezdec ostane pri svojem
mrtvem konju, da Sc zdani, in
zjutraj vidi v svoje prestrase-
ME, da je bival kraj prepada,
XII je bill 100 cevljev globok. Dir
jalec je bill skocil doll v prepaid,
ne da bi Sc kaj pokvaril, ter sc
pasel ma obzorju v visoki travi.
To je tista zgodba, katero mi je
Tehanec pripovedoval, ko Sc je
vrnif Sod tega Iowa pes in do
smrti izmucen."
Zdaj Sc odpre sotor Anglezev,
XII je il NIGGA stopil ter sci ma
tratino pri gozdu, kjer so Sc
pasli trije konji.
master Wilson!"
"Sir Wallerstone!"
Rad bi preiskal in premotril
okolico, ne bi Ii nasel sledov be-
lemu dirjalcu; osedljajte mi
konja."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18

ljanski, ia zivi. Pusti1 sem ga u
hudem polozaju: razbojnika
travane sta ga obiegla z Apaei
a ina pri sebi :.Velikegaorla in
ITreskavca, in Sokoljeoko, maj
Ehrabrisi Komancev, ia mu bo
tudi' pomogel. Narocil mi je,
maj vas pozdravim, pa tudi vas
sennorita." ~
"Njegov stricnik, mladi grof
Medijanski. 'Tega ne poznam
ne vem mic o MEM"
"Poznate ga jake dobro; sal
je,- Tiburcio Areljanos!"
"Tiburcio?" vprasa yes Gu
du don Avgustin.
"Tiburcio?" vprasa tudi Ro-
zalita ter pobesi roke.
"Rekel sem vam ze, da JET"
"Povejte, pripovedujte!" sill
haziendero. "Goditi so sc mora
lie grozne in neslisane reci."
Zacne. - Poslusala sta tho
ma njegove besede, katerimi
je risal vse nevarnosti in do
zivljaje.
Nobeden ga nj prekinil in ko
je re vse povedal, ostalo je Sc
ydolgo casa vse tho v majhnem
prostoru.
Haziendero gre naposled pc
sapo. - "Bozja pota so Guido
vita, Rozalita, ubogi rastreador
je zdaj moi gospod in tvoj."
To je bila vsebina, XII 'jo je
pod pritiskom slisanega powell
don Pena.
.Zdaj Sc cujejo zunaj mnogo-
| glasni kriki strahu, katere sc
izglasevali vsi vakveri. Don Av.
gustin in Diaz hitita vunkaj
Vsi navzoci ljudje so prijeh "a
orozje, gledajoc ma dolenji breg
jezera, cd koder sc je blizal ma
konju do glave oborozeni Indi.
janec. Konj mu je bill YES po.
krit S skalpi usmrcenih Indi.
jancev, a V desnici je drzal s
srebrnimi zebljicki okovano pu.
sko. Pride blizu, da je spoznatj
slikarine po njegovem obrazu.
"Komanc je,' dene Diaz sen,
nor Avgustinu.
"Sokoljeoko, moi Bog, nj
drugi ko Sokoljeoko," tolmacj
glas.
Glas je bill .Encepezov, Hi Sc sjs
preril in hitel nasproti svoje,
mu znancu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18
(Nadaljevanje)

"Pred nekaterimi .leti je bill
Sprisel cudovit angleski poseb-
Snez-prav kakor ia SENIOR Wal
slerstone, morda je cello sam tt
sti-v Texas in ponujal je mai
slovitejsemu lovcu 5000 fran
kov, 'ako mu dobi belega dirjal-
ca prerije. Lovec je sprejel po-
nudbo. Poskrbel 81 je konja IL
sredne hitrosti, najboljsega te-
kavca, XII so ga poznali, ter po-
Bjezdil tia v savano."
"Je Ii nasel dirjalca?"
"Nasel ga je, kakor govorim,
1 in to nj bilo samo slucajno, bila
je tudi nezaslisana sreca.".
n "Ter je Sci "a MIN ?"
ITO Sc umeva samo OBJ sebi!
Preganjal ga je z visoko vzdig-
njenim lasom, skakal cez brez-
dina, letel cez skale, plaval cez
reke, dirjal pc sirnih poljanah ;
konj mu je bill hitter kakor ve-
ter, in bell dirjalec je izgubljal
vsaki hip nekaj svoje daljave.
"Ho-la, to slisim rad!"
"Pocakajte malo, e mn o r
Francesko. Nj mu Sc vrgel zan-
Ike okoli vratu. Ako recem, da
je dirjalec izgubival ma dalja-
vi, nj Sc receno, da Sc je dal
ujeti. Zaostajal je lie cato, da Sc
je ozrl 20 svojem preganjalcu
ter da mu je vrgel pogled, IL
katerega je sijala smrt in pogu-
ba. In veniar je hitel "a MIN