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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14

young HubphtAClbp kSBb1 NAAAtebb to army camps, find themselves liv. ing in one shabby room and not even turning up their noses at their new homes.
 Women who haven't cooked an honest meal in years getting ac. quainted with recipes and dirty dishes.
 Neighbors who never bothered to be neighborly borrowing lawn now CTS and riding in one another's cars.
 Rich women and poor women workign side by side in Red Gross rooms and becoming interested in one another's lives.
 Clinging vines standing on their own two feet and managing to be both mother and father to their children for the duration.
 Ladies getting on chummy terms with their butchers, who never before knew their butchers names.
 Maybe all this getting acquaint- ed with the unfamiliar will have lasting effects on our lives.
 And maybe 1t won't = with every one anxious to go back to the old way of thinking and doing things, just as they'll 90 back to their old brands of cigarettes the minute they can buy them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14
RigOn Barna
 Bridal Today

Miss Julia Darna, daughter Of Mir, and Mrs, John Darna, Tudor street, was married this morning at Il a., m, at St, Marys Russian Greek 0rs thodox church to John Rlgon, JF, son of MT. and Mrs, John Rlgon, Althea street, Rev, Peter Dsueay of- ticiuted, The church was decorated with palms and 6 musical program was presented by the church choir
 Mrs, Olga cheFnuk Of Meriden, attended the bride as matFen Of honor and Miss Jennie Darna served as maid Of honor for her sister, Miss Mary Rigen, sister Of the bride. groom, was bridesmaid The best man was Nicholas Rigon, brother of the bridegroom, and Alex de. brain of Terringten, the bride. greom's cousin, and Andrew Cuba, were ushcrs,
 The bride, presented In marriage by her father, wore . white satin dress designed with c fitted bodice, high neekline, long sleeVeR and a full skirt which terminated ih . long train A crown Of seed pearls held in place her flngeftip veil of illus sion and she carried a prayer book marked with on orchid,
 Mrs. ChsFnuk was gowned In nIle green marqulsette styled with Q sweetheart neekliRe, short sleeves and q full skirt With it she wore c Juliet cap and shoulder veil in ha. meny and she carried e bouquet Of yellow ehFySanthemums, The maid Of honor and the bridesmaids wore gown sslmiiaF in style to that of the matren Of honor with Juliet caps and shoulder wells. Miss Jennie Darna was dressed in yellow with 6 bou- quet Of orchid ehrysanthemums and Mis6 Rlgon was dressed ih orchid and carried Q bouquet of yellow ehFy' sapthemums
 A reception for 200 guests was held at the home of the brides paFs entS, Mrs, Dafna receiving in e navy blue costume, matching accessories anu c eorsage Of gaFdenias, Mrs, Rigon selected e brown crepe dress with brown accessories and also wore Q corsage Of gaFdenias, Friends and relatives were present from New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Michigan, TorFington, Naugatuek, Mtriden, Bristol, TerryVille and Wa terbury,
 Upon their return from 6 wedding trip to New York city, Mir. and Mrs, Rlgon will reside ct i80 Tudor street, Tie bride travelled in Q black suit, black accessories, Kolinsky furs and Q corSage of orchids, Both MT, and Ms. Rigon attended Wilby high school,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14
CLUB NOTES

f Before an altar banked with Au.
 amn bouquets of orange, brown and white pom-poms Miss Mary Agnes Elykln, Hast Liberty street. and lAlired John Kustar, Madison street, were married this morning at 3 o'clock at st, Francis Xavier church, The bride ia the daughter of the late nkr. and Mrs. John Flynn and Mfr
 Kkustar ls the son of Mrs, Mary Kuster and the late John Kustar asev. James Frederick, pastor offl- clAted, and the bridegroom's aunt, Mrs. John Duffy, sang on "AVe Maria" and 'panis Angelleus",
 The bride wore 0 princess gown lmf egg shell satin with Q marQuisette voke trimmed with lace inserts and seed pearls, and long sleeves taper. tng to points at the wrists, A hat of leheer0d tulle with seed pearls and orange blossoms held in place her three-quarter length veil and she carried e prayer book marked with orchids and streamers of sweet peas,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14
Mary A. Flynn Becomes
 Bride Of A. J KuStar

Miss Catherine Q. Flynn served as maid of honor for her sister and bridesmaids were Miss Margaret Shugrue, Q cousin of the bride, and Mrs, Edward Walsh, Mir, Walsh acted as best man and guests from New York, New Jersey, Madison and Norwich were ushered by John Stew. ard, Q cousin of the bridegroom, and Francis x, Walsh,
 A nile green satin gown with Q net yoke and full skirt Of net was worn by the maid of honor, Her picture hot was of corresponding net Acs oented with yellow rosebuds and she carried an old fashioned colonial bouquet with yellow steamers, The bridesmaids wore satin gowns styled with full net skirts trimmed with bows and bands of satin and brace. let length sleeves, Mlss Shugrue was dressed In pink and Mrs, Walsh in blue, They wore matching tlaraB with shoulder length wells and car. rled colonial bouquets of assorted flowers,
 A reception was held at the Silver Chalet for 7b guests, the brides aunt, Mrs. Grace, receiving in Q corn flower blue ensemble, black ao. eessorles and Q eersage Of tea roses, The mother of the bridegroom was dressed in an orchid print, black accessories and c gardenla eorsagO,
 When the couple departed for c wedding trip to Chicago, Ill, the bride was wearing Q Hunter green suit, with brown accessories and an orchid eorsage, Mir. and Mrs, Kuss tar will reside ct c Madison street, upon their return, The bride Is . graduate Of Waterbury Catholic High school and her husband iS on alumnuS of Crosby High School,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14
STRAND

! 8,overs Of Mlnstrelsy will get c real Nkicks out of Minstrel Man. the new feature at the Strand theater lia its first Waterbury showing. For this colorful feature, starring Ben- 4v Eiieds and Gladys George, com- N|nes all the entertainment quali- ties Of the old time minstrel show. HIus the glamor and beauty of fem. 1inity in it's most alluring pulch- xIkude, catchy songs, done in the modern mode, and story that is f1eart-warming in it's human ape peal.
 Benny Fields in the title role nlnns his way into the hearts of the audience with such songs as Re- member Me To Carolina" and the 10lag he made famous throughout <hs years, Melancholy Baby"
 Gladys George does one of her Nxnntest emotional roles as the wife 8l Q minstrel man, and Judy Clark, uIlo has been dubbed the "Hoyde- nIsh Honey of HolIywood", rols 'em |n the lsIes with her antics as Dixie ElK7 Johnson. Alan Dinehart and 4oscoe Karns score in important oIes.
 The companion feature is 'Delin- 4Henk DauRhters" and features June Carlson and Fifi D'Crsay. The pie siixe constitutes Q challenge Co par-
 Is. cities and communities in their s6tmcnl of juvenile delinquency
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14
Combine Flavor
BY GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

Alice Bradley, principal, Miss Farmers School of Cookery in Bos- ton, and Winifred 3. Loggans, home economist, have just .edited an in- expensive book of balanced menus and recipes to help homemakers to apply the rules of the basic seven to home menu making, Called Nutrition simplified," 1t combined good eating with fitness.
 Here are two timely recipes from Nutrition simplified."
 Praised Ox.Jolnts with Vegetables
 C to s seFvings)
 Three pounds ox-joints, 2 table, spoons flour, 2 tablespoons fat or drippings, 2 cups water, cup canned or stewed tomatoes, 1 tea- spoon salt, i.e teaspoon pepper, l teaspoon celery salt, { cloves, bay leaf.
 Three cups diced carrots, l.2 cup chopped onion, i.4 cup diced tur-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14

Given in marriage by her father the bride wore c soldier blue suit, matching hat, black accessories and Q eersage Of white orchids, Miss Olga DAddona, aS maid of honor, was dressed in Q grey suit, black accessories and c eoFsage of vlolets Douglas Hoff served as best man,
 Following 6 reception at tho home Of the brides parents for 100 guests from Boston, Mass, Hartford ane Waterbury, the couple departed for c wedding trip to Philadelphia, Pa, Upon their return they will reside at 404 WatertoWR avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14
NATURALIST CLUB
 ARRANGES LECTURE

Members of the Mattatuck His. torical society have been invited to attend motion picture lecture spon- sored by the Waterbury Naturalist club and presented by Alexander Sprunt Jr. The lecture will be held at 6 p. m. at the Mattatuck audi torium on Oct. g and will feature the topic the Wonders of the Southern Wilderness"
 Mir. Sprunt is said to have had
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14

nip, i-2 clove garlic, 1 tablespoon fat or drippings, ls2 cup peas, i.4 cup lemon juice.
 Roll ox-joints in flour and brown slowly in fat; add water, tomatoes. salt, pepper, celery salt, cloves and bay leaf. simmer about 2 hours or until tender. Brown carrots onion, turnip, and garlic lightly in drippings. Add to meat and cook Ia hour or until vegetables are done. Add peas and lemon juice the last 10 minutes of cooking.
 Mock Chicken Stew
 (6 servingS)
 One and one-half pounds veal shoulder or neck, i-2 teaspoons salt, l-2 teaspoon pepper, 3 table, spons flour, { tablespoons vitamined margarine. 2 cups water, carrots. 6 small potatoes, 6 small onions, 6 cups hot water.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14

the war has forced people to get acqu aint c q with the unfamn- iar?
 The Southern. CTS who one 10 swore they would never live any. where but in the South are some. h ow managing to get along in other parts Of the country,
 Sheltered girls, following he 1T vAiYHO hiiRbanda
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14
Club Notes

There will Dc Q meeting Monday afternoon ct { o'clock at the Tudor Room, Waterbury WomenB Club, Central avenue, of the newly er' ganiEed Junior Music Organization, High school students Interested in music are urged to atetnd, Mrs Carl HeebneP Of Farnham RVenu1 will act as counselor,
 St, Mary's hospital aid society will meet Monday at 3 D, m, at the Nurses home, south Elm street, All members are asked to attend RS 1t Is the last meeting Of the year,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14
Auxiliary To Hold
 Rumnage Sale

The Womens Auxiliary Of All Souls church, Hewlett street, and Clough's terrace, will sponsor c rummage sale in the church par. lors from 0;30 to { 3, m. on Thurs day, October ie, Contributions may be left ct the church. Mrs. Wil- liam Wood b chairman Of the af- fair and Mrs. Harry Vavier Is co. chairman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14
EVERYONE WAS HAPPY

St. Joseph, Mo. tUP)-An old-age pensioner who had been robbed of e2i found 1t hard to express his gratiture to the police officers who recovered the desperately needed money for him. Tn the end, he donated @ to the police pension fund, which the officers returned with what they described as "the sincerest thanks we've felt in Q long tlme."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14
Miss Y0landa LaFauCi
 WedS Joseph Leone

Miss Yolanda La Fauel, daughter of MT, and Mrs, Paul LaINauei, La' mont street, and Joseph Leone, son of MT, and Mrs. Constantio Leone, Watertown avenue, were united in marriage this morning at SPAS at st. Luey's church ih a ceremony performed by Rev, Felix Seogiio,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14
Women RepubIicans
 To Meet Monday

The last regular meeting of the Waterbury Women's Republican club to be held before the Novenl- Der elections will take place Mon- day evening ct 8 o'clock in the Co. onial room of the Elton. Congress- man Joseph F, Talbot and other local Republican candidates VIII speak.
 The meeting will be followed by Q bridge party, Mrs. Viola B. Ame lung, president, has announced.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14
AA!Ra NaA Etcte,L AAN
 slsal1as lsSA
With Nutrition

Cut veal Into serving pieces; sprinkle with half the salt and half the pepper; roll in flour. Brown in margarine over low heat. Add 2 cups water cover and cook slowly hour. Add carrots, potatoes and onions: add remaining seasoningS and water. Cover and cook slowly another hour.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14
McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
RY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority

Tho most enviable characteristic of any champion is popularity, and Ehat certainly Is the distinction of aKarry ], Fishbein of New York,
 Earwy is one of the eountry's great. Bst players, and he always has timo Inither to enter on argument on an Iexpart point or to answer the ques. aiona of the beginner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14
MONDAYS MENU

BREAKFAST: Tomato juice with lemon, fried scrapple, whole wheat toast, apple jelly, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Cream of left over vegetable soup, soya crackers, tongue sandwiches, raw carrot sticks, stewed april cots, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Mock chicken stew with vegetables, buttered broc- coli, enriched soft rolls, butter or fortified margarine, steamed ginger pudding, foamy sauce, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14
-WE, THE WOMEN War Acquaints Everyone With The Unfamiliar
Rv RIITH MTLLETT

Watching your friends who once thought they could smoke only their chosen kind of cigarettes smoking anything they can buy, have you been reminded of how many ways
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14

wide travel experience throughout tllat section from Key West to the marshes of Louisiana and the Rio Grande Valley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14
Teen-Asers Dance
 Held Last Night

A dozen serVieemen were among the 2b0 persons attending the com. bined Hl.Y and Tri-Y club dance for teen.ageFs last night at the Y. M, Q. A. The dance was sponsored by the Teba and aLnceFB clubs The omega omieFon omega club under the direction of Julia Fernandez, president, sponsored Q sandwich sale.
 Rosemary Riley, president. was chairman and John Wolkawski, president Of the Lancers, was in charge of admissions, Music was provided by Les Barbour orchestra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14

Miss Anne Degush, who recently underwent on operation at st Mary's hospital, B conValesclng at the home Of MT. and Mrs, A. Ras kauSkas, Chase Parkway.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-14

WE, THE WOMEN
Evening star., 1944-03-30
DRESS. FABRIC
REMNANTS
Il off

All Of them in useful lengths Cooful spring cotons silks
royons and woos all plainly norked their fobrie
content. prize poekooe. while they lost
Fabric Centre, Street Floor, The Hscht Co.
Evening star., 1944-03-30
READY.TO-PAINT
WARDROBE

A double door, imprinted
wordorbe measuring 72x36
XII inches. Mode Of fibre
boord with wood frome and
complete with hot shelf and
tie racks.
Hoasefarmishisgs, Sepewth
Floor, Tie Hsehf Co.
Evening star., 1944-03-30
CLEARANCE! MEMS
ORIG. 7.95 RAINCOATS

Whot find These welI-toiIored,
woter-repeIIent coots of Crown spun
royon colled kosomo cloth. Seien-
tifieolly tested to resist showers,
tested for fobrc strength, seeming
and color fostness. Just IS to sell.
Modern Max's Store, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
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Tho, tho
(Nadaljevanje S Z. strand

Oce samo kima: "Lepo, lepo."
"Cisto prav!" il il srca privo-
Sci sestra Micka.
Uh, TAXA sramota! &c bl 10 re
Joze namazal snetom, maj bi
bilo. Laze hi prenesla drazenje.
Pa Tone, ia bahata domislja-
vOst =.
Mrzla voda ma obrazu blazi
misli, preganja jezico, svezi "a
vest, budi trmico.
Prav, bratec, oce, sestra Mic
ka! Nj Sc opeijena VISA nasa de-
belaca, sosedje MISC Sc niti dobro
zaceli belenjem. Cakaj, Tone!
Komur sc bodo jutri, pojutris-
MEM smejali, tistega sramota DO
vecja.
JOE, ii pa, cemerni, mracni
jock
Prav, prav, prav! Vse veselo
zaraja po Baricini glavi, ko 81
brise obraz z grobim oteracem.
Cemu 81 mracen in cemeren, Jo-
ze? Poi fanti!
UrSa. ma glas, ma dolgO in 81
roko pripoveduje po vasi, kako
je zagodel Tone Marenticevi Ba-
rici. Vsi maj vedo: Tone Sc je
upal. Tone misli, da il SINE ma
gajati. Tone misli, da mu ne be
zamerila, ger ker .. LIE
pripovedujte, Ursa! Kar hocete
! kakor Sc Vam zljubi, trosite oko'
Ii. Ne pozabite: Tone, Tone
Tone!
PRAY, prav tako! Razumes
! joe, zakaj je prav? Poi! Ia
! vriskaj il polnega srca domov
! grede!
Prav!
! Nanosila 81 Sc, Micka! Bell Sc.
stra, odpocini Sc! Pcdajaj Fran
cetu vezance. Maj te podrazi 6
snetom, &c hoce in tt je prav.
Tudi &c noces pomagati Bari
; ci dvigati polne jerbase mlecniF
J in skrbastih rogov ma glavo
! France. PRAY! Prosi te Barics
ne! Vemo, a k a 81 pomaga
: Micki.
+ Pa Sc ZmerOm ne raZumeS, JO
8 ze! Poi in bodi ko crna, ko crns
j jesenska noe!
"Tako pa Sc nikdar ko danes!'
i ie vessel Marentic. Belaci re sto
ie, brskajo med belavino in 81
: jagmijo "a neobeljene roge. Kul
pod mimi je splahnel, kup odtr
I gancev sega skoro ma pee. We
: zaci cakajo, da dobe primerel
par "a zadnjega vezanca. Stolp'
!! vezancev norajo podpirati in jill
nagibati drugega k drugemu, d;
Sc ne zvrnejo. Tako so visoki.
!. Pa pogledujejo nekateri bella
! ci prcti vratom. Sli bi. Debela
Z ca je obeljena.
2 Use v veselju, skoro jezen Ma
: rentic, huda Marenticka. Sli bi
1 ne bi prigriznili, pa SO obelil
/ osem kosev debelace, ko bi po
i tolkli osem peharjev orehov.
i Mia je med kupom odtrgan
j. cev oh peel in med stolpi vezan
i cev in pred vrati. Ma vratih Ma
& rentic z debelo cutaro. Ia min
\ Marenticka in Barica in Anck;
Z in Micka poviticami: Ajdov;
I -razpokana skoria, da sc vidij'
\ debeli ocvirki liz ME; kvasna-
! tako lepo je izsla, da je je s
. Marenticka vesela, skorja je vs.
: pozoltela; prosta-cedi Sc mas
) il ME. Ancka polozi ma mizo vi
! soko, belo pogaco, kakrsne nos
) Marenticka mladim materam
: kadar gre kdo od' hise "a botr'
; ali botra.
: "Saj ne bi treba," sc branij'
4 zenske.
( Pa SO poskocne Marenticev'
4 zenske. Skocijo v vezo in S.
{ vracajo z grozdjem, hruskami
q jabolkami, slivan.i, breskvami
\ V velikem vrcu prinese Maren
ticka sladkepa mOSta. &c bi ko
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Barica opazi. Kos ajdove po-
twice, da bi nasitil mlatica, wa

twice, da bi Ilasitll mlatlca, wa
me q mize.
"Jej!" !
"Daj raisi Tonetu!'
Rdecica ma Baricinih licih, je-
zica v oceh. Pa Sc nitro Immune
in pomesa med belacice.
Kos ajdove potvitice drzi Joze
v roki. Izpustiti bozjega daru
! ne SINE, da bi padel ma tia; ne.
spodobi sc, da bi ga sprawl v
Yep in ponesel s seboj; odloziti
ga nina kan, nazaj ma mizo maj
mani; jesti mora.
Pa sill, sill Marentie pijaco.
Dobro je Marenticevo vino, pri-
>leze Sc mani zalogaj ajdove po-
tvitice. Dobra je, znajo peel Ma
renticeve zenske. Sc ne pole
vsega kosa ajdove povitice, re
ina v roki kos kvasne. Velik
kos. Mimogrede mu ga potisne
Barica v roko. Ne vprasa nice
sar, Sc pogleda ga ne. Nihce ne
opazi. Da ga nj prestregel, bi
padel kos ma tia.
Da bi sli re spat? Ne in ne!
Kje je Sc polnoc! France je YES
v ognju. Nj mu do povitice in
belle pogace in sadja in vina. Tu-
di drugi fantje in dekleta MISC
prisli belt, da bi Sc gostili. Mlec-
nih rogov je toliko, da jih v ted
nu Marenticeve kokosi ne po-
kljujejo. Zakuriti kres Oh gozdu
"a vasjo, peel debelaco v tel pre-
, lepi septenbrski noci -.
Kdo in kako sc maj ustavlja
mladini? Marentic sc ne SINE,
Bi morda Sc mislil kdo, da mu je
"a tiste mlecne roge. Maren-
ticka sc ne more. Sal so obelili
debelaco debelo uro pref, ko je
mislila.
Barica in Ancka izbereta poln
jerbas najlepsih mlecnih rogov
Micka natoci velik barelec slad.
kega jabolcnika.
Joza Sc obira. Ko da noce s
: tcvarisi in dekleti.
Barica opazi. Ga potegne "a
rokav. "Kak si!"
"Sebe poglej!"
"Pojdi!'
me grem! Kaj silis! Sal gre
I Tone ..I.'
"Povem ii ~
"Cemu? Sal vidin ~
.'Lepo te prosim, ne otresa.
Sc name! Kaj morem, &c je TAX ,
, "NiC, prav mic -"
'Tiho, tiho!'
, Micka gleda ma nju.
Pa sc lie. omehca trina v joe
tn. In stopi "a fanti. z mimi NJ
vriska in ne pole.
! "Kaj ii nisem re povedala il
. razlozila :" Barica sepece, kt
, da tozi drvon, XII jih nabira IL
, kres. Pa We, da je Joze oh njej
maj opazi Micka, ali Ancka, al
brat, ali kdorkoli .. Joj meni
Pcbegniti bi morala z donna, ia
ko bi me drazili Obljubil 81
da hos potrpel, dokler Sc ne ONO
zita Micka in Ancka -"
'Toneta krcnem po roki, XII t.
je namazala S snetom.'
"Tiho, tho, tho! Hvalezn;
sem mu! Ljudje mislijo druga
&c . Ne slutijo nicesar :"
"Hvalezna!'
n 'Tiho, tho! Vsako sled zabri
g seva vse dotlej, ko Sc omozit;
. Micka in Ancka in bonn incl,
n tudi JAZZ besedo pri hisi Al
vsaj, da sc onozi Micka >. An
q 'cka ma memo mesto, JAZZ ma An
. ckino Ursa raztrobi o Tone
: V vase udobnOst "a n
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| tn 4. Mega Sc bonn lahko ote-i /
pala, ker nj mic res .. Tebe Sc
ne bi mogla q" /
'Sem rnislil, da 81 nalasc sed-
la k njemu.''
"Sram te bodi!"
"Ce pa - T."
"Tiho, tho! Cul bi kdo!"
Poje Joze fanti. Oh, kako
pole! In vriska Joze fanti. Oj,
kako vriska Joze. Nobeden ta-
ko. H.
Pole Barica dekleti. Kak
glas ina Barica.
Polka debelaca ma zerjavici. v
belle cvetove prska ernie. Ma
renticevi pobirajo pecene roge
z zerjavice, jih zavijajo v pred
pasnike in delijo fantom. Maj
lepsi rog, YES posejan z belimi
cvetovi, dobi joe. Tako mimo-
grede, ko da je Barici prisel lie
slucajno pod roko.
"Meni nic?" sitnari Tone.
Prav cd Barice hoce rog, cd Mic
ke in Ancke ga noce.
"Tudi tebi, kajpa!' Barica
mu ponudi YES opecen, yes crn
rog. skrbast rog. Tri, pet Urn
| ma MEM, pa Sc ia zrna vsa opa-l
. LENA. "
, Vsi vidijo. Pa smeh.
ia smeti!" Yes razigran je
Joze. "Kajne, Barica! Ia crni
snet, crn, ozgan rog!'
Tone zazene orozec v grmov-
ie. "Ce nisem boljsega zaslu-
I'll :"
"Posodil 81 snet -" joe mu
. hoce razloziti ma dolgo in siroko.
2 "Tiho, tihor' ga kara Barica
: in ga ra skrivnem potegne "a
/ suknjic. Boji Sc "a svojo skriv-
2 most, boji Sc ogih besed.
Skloni sc k zerjavici po pecene
l roge.
:. Razume joe.
= Nj fantom nocoj do spanja.
Pojejo ma vasi. Nizko so pripla-
5 vale svetle nebeske zvezde, Ia
ri 0 V gorecem sijaju kot oci an
4 gelov. Mesecina je VISA srebrna.
V mirno noe plovejo poskocne
pesmi, prav do nizkih zvezd XII
PHO razigrani vriski.
e Micka in Ancka in Barica no.
sijo V jerbasih odtrgance ma pod
stresje.
PreSeren vrisk.
j Zastane Ancki noga. Kdo je
y zavriska1? Kdo drugi kot Ma
te? Mate! Noben drugi ne zna
tako!
Zamaje Sc Micki jerbas ma
: glavi. Komaj ga ujame z roka-
e mi. To je K'rancetov- pozdrav.
Nihce ne vriska ko France.
n Kaj bo tvoj Mate, Ancka! Hri-
o pavo petite negodnega, smetljive-
a ga petelincka je vrisk Francetov
j. proti vrisku Jozetovemu, da yes,
i Micka! Ia vrisk je Jozetov, da
! vesta, sestril Jozetov vrisk
= Med stoterinli hi ga razbrala Ba-
/, RIGA.
y 'Kako lepo vriska!" sc glasno
razveseli Ancka. Ko da sc hoce
e izvleci il zadrege, ker j je "a.
stala noga
a >,"Francei 0, France INA kc
J. noben drugi!' poudarja Micka
Micka Re mic vec ne skriva. Prec
nikomur. Pa sal je Micka maj.
j. starejsa in pojde prva cd hise.
~ "Ne Mate, ne Francew vel
:: Barica. In il :ie tako, da j hoce
beseda po vsej sill il grla. Pa se
ugrizne v jerk.
= Tho, ciho!
lakupovanje bodo nasi dive
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07

mes matvsn tavo ddeius nasrus lazui atejus zino-
sim ka tavO nasrus suG1usti? 80.
Kolis atsakymas tam viskam sunku numatyti. Ia
Giau rekia ret vciu kad Prezidentas Roosevelt nei
Vastybes SekIetorius Hull nera tick spn be nsista-
vmo vvtai kad inns ir sutiks bosevu reikaavmus pa
enlint tada kada tie rekalavimai sunina pacius pa
grndinus Anerkos kariavimo principus, demokratl.
JOS siek1nus il garbingu zmoniu Quota sazninga zodl
mazoms tauoms. Ar Amerika toiau Vadys Roosevelt
tas ar krs srinktas Republicans prezdentas vitys
yra kad 81 galnga sails paegs ssinarpoti IS krem-
liaus ankstyvai paruostu zabangu.
zn1ones privalc visoms pastangomis dirbt viesaja
Amerikos ornija kovoti prizes holsevku propaganda
r ruosima minties kad mazosos tautos tega butt lal
Iningos' pairntos Sovietu verguven
Amerikoe viesoji opinija kyla prizes komunistine
propaganda n nries Maskyos uzsimojimus Mes prva-
lone neatlaidziai drbt visoms egomis, il teisy
be pains vil'su.