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Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27
PLAN NEW CAMPUS

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 26. CUP)-
Westmount college officials Satur-
day said the 115-acre Altadena,
California, golf club and $4,000
clubhouse, which they bought for
$20tL000 would be turned into a
campus. WeStmount. an interde-
nominational liberal arts institu-
ton, will accommodate 1000 STU
dents on the new campus, according
to Field Secretary J. r. Denham
The present enrolment is 200.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27
IMPERIAL COUNTY YOUTH
ENTERS ST. MARY'S COLLEGE

Hugh Littrell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Littrell, Route l, Ell Centro,
left Friday to attend st. Mary's
college. He graduated last June
from Ell Centro Union High school
and was awarded a football scholar
ship.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27
CALENDAR

SATURDAY
G. l.. party, 1880, church, Impe-
rial.
SE..DAY
Services, churches.
MONDAY
Toastmasters' club. 6:15, CalifOr-
mia hotel.
Carpenters, 7:3O, Labor Temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-27

, From Romeo and Juliet?" he was
asked. NO" he replied. From
Dorsey and Hall
Leo Dead End Kid" Gorcey's
ex-wife and Groucho Marx have
discovered each other.
John Kodiak is trying to change
Anne Baxter's mind about never
marrying an actor. Little Anne is
Hollywoods indisputable nomina-
ton as the symbol of G. 1, Joe's
ideal "girl he left behind" She's
playing her seventh successive
'left behind girl" in Sunday Din
ner for Soldier"
Charlie Winninger is rounding
out his 50th year as an actor. Sez
he: Aging never yet spoiled
good ham,
Minna Cornell finally has fon
her fight for sympathetic roles
after playing the toughest danes
in Hollywood. She's nice, pleas
ant lady in Universals Might
Life"
DE HAVENS DEBUT
Has it ever been printed that
Gloria de Haven made her film
debut as Paulette Goddard's kid
sister in the Charley Chaplin film
Modern Times?
Alan Ladd checks back into the
Army September 4. He's been re-
classified IA after getting medi-
cal discharge six months ago.
There's always a good story be-
hind a good movie. Double In
demnity" has a swell one. The
picture was made because two
secretaries were too busy reading
the novel to answer telephones.
Director Billy Wilder Buzzed his
secretary, Helen Hernandez, on
morning several months ago. He
wanted her to check luncheon
date with Producer Joe Sistrom.
Helen didn't answer. He investi-
SdOSo, lOuIli llCl SuiiC UP oii a
couch, completely absorbed in the
book Double Indemnity" So he
telephoned Sistrom himself. Sis
trom's phone didn't answer :.
secretary reading Double Indem-
nifty Wilder and Sistrom bor-
rowed their secretaries copies,
stopped answering the telephones,
too, and two days later had Para
mount buy the screen rights.
Mickey ROoney'S first date on
Today furlough in Hollywood was
with his eStranged wife, Ava Gard
iner.
The Andrews sisters have named
their San Fernando Valley ranch
THE Eight-tO-th -the-Bar Ranch"
Accuracy loses another round in
HollyWood's battle between fact
and fable. Ginger Rogers plays a
gal just released from prison in
I'll Be Seeing You" the makeup
department gave her gray makeup
to emphasize prison pallor. Producer
Dore Schary took one look and
said, Take that stuff off She
looks like a ghost" Result: Ginger
looks as glamorous as ever after
sewing her prison term.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
cItv servIce
Casualties

Washington. Apr. 13-TNS Sew.
IN Michigan men were among 3Si
soldiers listed as killed in action
by the War Department today.
They are:
Central Pacific Area.
Simple. Sgt William G-Mrs
Edith NJ Sipple, mother, 1852 Ward
ri. Detroit.
European Area:
Ciolek. Sgt Kenneth-Mrs. Stel-
IA Tunney sister. 722 South Char
les St. Saginaw.
Ogden. 2nd It. Donald Earl
G ogden. father. 326 Cortland
Highland Park.
Mediterranean Area:
Kliszcz. Pvt Joseph T-Mrs
Mary Kliszcz. mother, 2i7o Hew
1T. Hamtramck
Mueller. Pfc. Norman R.-Louis
r. Mueller, father 1901 Appoline,
Dearborn.
Southwest Pacific Area:
Jett. staff SGT, Samuel r o. Mrs.
Mary I. lett, wife, 1916 St. Joseph
ST. Detroit.
Zalesk, Ist 1t Maryan J.-Jac-
Oh Zaleski, father. Center Line.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
Maxi Planes Plunge
in Flames on Purpose

New York. Apr l6-INS-Youye
heard about all those Nazl planes
plunging in flames toward old
mother earth after running up
against American bombers' guns?
Well, take It from the Berlin
radio, they're not crashing-they're
Just "nosediying to avoid unfayOr-
able contacts with the enemy"
The Nazi alibi. as presented to-
day in a broadcast heard by MIC
goes like this:
I'VE have no doubt that the
American pilots report in all good
faith that they have destroyed the
fantastic number OF German planes
credited to them. bit until Ameri-
can pilots learn TO distinguish be
tween actual kills and planes
which have purposely nose-dived
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
Sports Roundup

Arbor Michigan golfers hopeful winning
third straight will The Uni
versiy the first dual match the
the Wolverines.
York-sThe Giants and Yankees will the
10000 Elaborate
prominent
and sports will participate.
York-INsNot hv Giants Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers home today Phes
Field whose proceeds will the Red
their training Mountain "
thehour workout Ruhe Melton and Bob Chapman likely
o hur Brooklyn
Ann Arbor. MichTwo been
added the University Michigan of which
will provide the Wolverines
This meet will be Kalamazoo
will here May 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
Coach Ray Fisher May Have
to Resort to Lineup Changes

Ann Arbor, Mich Apr. IS -
Weather permitting, the University
Of Michigan baseball club will open
its 1914 season Saturday. April IS.
with a double header against ODER
lin College at Oberlin, o. The
Wolverines will not make their
home debl, until April 25 when
Iowa comes here for a twogame
series.
Although Coach Ray Fisher Ia ex-
pected TO do considerable lineup
Juggling in the process OF play
ing this opening twin bill, the few
outdoor drills that have been per
mitted so far indicate use OF this
starting combination:
Art Reuner at first. Charley ket-
terer on second, Bob Nuss banner
at third. Bruce Blanchard at short,
Elmer Swanson catching and an
outdeld picked from among Don
Luud. Bin Gregor Bob Renuebohm.
Bob Wiese and Elroy Hirsch. start
ing hurlers Saturday are likely 10
Dick Schmidtke and 30 Bow
man. with Wiese and Hirsch in re-
serve.
Six Of those men were letermen
last year-ketterer. Nussbaumer,
Blanchard. Swanson. Lund and
Wiese. The seventh returning vet
eran. Mike Faruyk, also will see
action at second as a replacement
for Kctterer.
Njchieaus baseball rivalry with
Oherlin dates from 1856 and in
cludes 96 previous games. OF
~ Sc, Michigan won 90, Oberlin
I'VE and one was a tie. However,
all but one OF these games were
played prior 10 1912 and since that
time the only meeting was in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
CALLED TO INDIANA

Lansing, Mich, Apr Ems
The state Health Departments
newly organized combat corps was
called into service today in Lake
County. Indiana, to fight an out
break Of intestinal disorders among
infants in local hospitals. The out
break was similar to Battle
Greek epidemic which claimed nine
infants lives, according to Dr.
William Dekleius, state health com
missioner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
Restaurant Patron
Sues For Overcharqe

Ventura. Cal. Apr. 13-INS -
Claiming he was oyercharged for
100 cups Of cocee, 100 meals and
50 pieces OF pie over a hve-month
period, r. w. Agnew filed 4 $4,000
suit against the Modern Cafe OF
Ventura today.
In his complaint Agnew said he
is asking $50 for each time he was
assertedly overcharged lie paid
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
This Man Matches One
Who Stole Hot Stove

Chicago. APR. l3-lNS-A man 10
match the guy who stole the hot
stoya was sought by Chicago police
today.
He was the fellow who walked
of with the story and half tall
flagpole in Chatham Parh.
The theft was reported by Capt.
Sidney Holman. a Selectiye Ser
rice administrative assistant, who
said the pole disappeared from in
front of his home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
BY lack Sords

10 cents for coffee, rs cents for
the meals and IS cents for pie
all above OPA ceiling urices. he
maintained.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13

to avoid further unfayorable con.
facts with the elemy, no rational
observer can put any credence in
their claims"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
Bowling Scores
LADIES' RECREATION BOWLING

High individual one game-Hilda
Comb. ISL
High individual three games
Violet Lidke, $50.
High team one game-AnneX,
59U
High team three games Cities
Service. 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13

1880 WREN the Wolverines took
a SIS decision.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13

Annex
Lois Max 1913, Mae Fox i34, lola
Doeriug az. Harryette Kellar 339,
handicap 70, totals, 526, 500, $50,
1920.
Shaefers Huron ST.
". Coleman (aveD $50. NJ. Stitt
ave. 35l. J. Samson 2S6. NJ Rus
sell lOl: totals, 504, 1871, 5l7. Ass.
National
2. Beck i29. X. Ehle il5 NJ
7 hop 22S. Il. fowler i39, totals,
SIG. 547, 54S. 1911.
ReNall
A. Fem 405, B. La Furge 39l.
V. Scharbot 341. d. kildaw 800.
handicap AZ; totals, 436, 572. 526,
1884.
City Service
NJ Evans 400. V. Lidke 4s9, r.
Howe 352. f. Berthold 424 handi-
cap 6: totals. SIS, 5l7, 500, 1871.
Apparel Shop
NrComb 433, Schwlson 1852.
WEIGH 1868. Shafer 454; totals, 500,
$40 523. 1902.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13
FIRST LADY TO SPEAK
AT DINNER IN HONOR
OF WAITER WHITE

NEW YORK Mrs Franklin q
Roosevelt Vii be TIE principal
Speaker a. a dinner Nav rs IN
Hotel Roosevelt here In tesii-
: ory 70 me " wears 81 service
conferred hv Waiter White as an
tfifiai ~ NE NAACP
The dinner -chealled for late
ttf9 vas postponed when NJ
White Went overseas a. a war
correspondent Eie began bic work
as assistant secretary % the
.NANCP Feb ] 1915 Among me
cfber spfakeis ~nl Ne President
Morfecai Johnson % Howard uni-
vsssify and Mrs Mary Mcleod
Hethrne Among the sponsofs OF
Tie dinner viii be Wendell l..
WHiklp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13
Boangles' Hits Js Uncle Toms In Viewing Race Future
River Rouge Branch
Helping In NAACP
Membership Drive


An intensive membership cam
raign IL helns conducted IN River
Rouge rs the NAAcP branch in
TART CITY Eiehiy-'wc new mem
hers we're reported a, lsst sun
d'ys meeflrg according 70 tho
Rtv a p 7one chairman of
tae Membership committee THIS
tr.nss the total membership 70
ca'e lo the seN marx
Al the meeting sGrda, May
H. when Offices Tor The branch
All he elected The Membership
committee expects e increase me
membership SUBSTANTIALLY The
leaiis set for one thousand men,
nsrs
The meeting Sunday VII be
hsi At s. lohr AME church 81
F'on and Han streets q; 30
3 4 large attendance is am
ueips'ed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13
SENATOR
CALLS NAACP
COMMUNIST

NEW YORK. NY.-rn :, !.
teryiew with special liter 4.
Tire Afro-American, senator -.
ert a Taft rep Ohio :. oso',,
as furicusly denouncirs w,r..
White and the NAACP ,a,me,'
ISIS
Apprised Of sens, ~.
statement. walter wars NAacs
secretary, wrote him sayins u,
your fury IS based uso, 4.
NAAcPs exposure ~ ppo,l,I.,
10 the coalition of -esei,on,.,
southern Democrats ana no,,A.,
Republicans O. Which Won !.
generally reputed 10 - on. !,
the leaders as was ~aniteua
IN the lyrchlng OF ~, Fess-l
Aid 70 Education M We u.
proud 70 have your e7w,ya
Referring 70 Tai,s "a. .
Communist" white crei mar.
hcrship on the natl "a hoard A
directors of the NAAfp ~ p.
rublican Senator A ann,
General Theodore RI ssfst
Philip Randolph. and ioys-nr
Herber, n Lehman a. fa w.,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13
GRAY HAIR STAYS
DYED FOR EVER


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looking hair is dyed INSTANTLY
glistening lovely ct black on con-
tact with Lady L<nnox Hair Dye
No waiting. Can't rub Of, come on
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hair that grows out has 20 be
touched up Hair looks naturally
younger, more beautiful Inexperi-
enced person ran 10 nerfect lob
Lady I.ennox DOES NOT hurt mar
cells or straiEhtened hair CAUTION ,
Use only as directed on label. Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13
Elaborate Plans
Go Forward

The annual Musical Eisbcraue
Will be presence Friday MAY ls
81 s 81 . IN by choral groups 81
DE Department q Parks and Rec
res'ion under Vie leadership
Ms Dorothy S'.eet In Old tine
e une ihoY VIII Csc ON eve.
mag ~ I'D '',n amusement and
r'.a- re Th. aff'ir VIII he htii
sr >eiheiu Hizh school audi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13
JfSTINONItL FOR
LABOR LEADER

Prince Clark prominent labor
leader and former chairman Of
INC NAttP Lahor coTaitfee will
be honcfed az a testimonial BAN
que' SATURDAY Mas H. at The
G ham ho,el a. sioo pm Clark
fcf several wears serted on The
executive hoard Of the sssooia-
iicn and has hesn an outstanding
nlenh- of local . UAw-CIO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13
NAPF TO HOLD DIslRhr xrrr

CHICAGO. AM ,t.D.
tive session OF Disi seven =
the National Ariants q Fsnl
employees embracing 'n :
Indiana Iowa. Mis, lats.
sofa and Illinois. 5, ~
here snrday June =.
lwcA Ashhy B. co ,,.
dent ~ The area seated A-su
the leaders expecie arsa
are the fallowinv 70 Wa.
dell. 81 Paul James ll,tr
and Charles X. Rake s. Laws
John Nackcv and rt Rlri.
sonT. Gary The ChNas hrarA
~ tho Organization r : A'a
president. VIII be he's n re IN
irict assembly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13
WORKERS PREPARE FOR
WAITER WHITE MEETING

One thousand captains and
workers in the NAAcP memher-
ship campaign for 25 ono mem
hershlp durins The period Of May
2c-Jure 70 ase expected 70 be
present along With . 900 ether
peonle AZ mass meeting Friday
Nay - when Walter White who
recon'lv retained from war ~ihea-
tors. VIII sptek 20 pe'toii mem
hers ~ The assoclnilun
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13

W G writes. Il have been using
Lady Lenrox for years. II gives
perfect results MI writes 'Todav
Is ny 5sth year and do I feel good
with my JET black Lady Lfnnox Hair
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13

trLANTA amp Creation ~
e now positions in The Atlanta
f.aNh DEPARTMENT 40 operate the
.tv heflih center erected by
ine rlty IN move 20 cub the
spread ~ senefesi disease was
approved hy The city council
"Wednesday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13
MANIEn

MNEDIATEIY-s or & Room
House or Flat. Westslde Preferred
Reliable Family Seeking Per.
manent Abode. Commission For
Satisfactory Action. Call. Clifford
1924.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13
Michiganders
With The Colors

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


IN Rings ~ Fine Quality. Sold at
nv home. Some sky. as low ~
Ss0.50. Other values I2'xli.J--
'2'xle' IL i2'xi5' - In all sizes. -
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Woodrow Wilson. Telephone mad
lson DIGS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13
rIl MRING
EnR SAFE

Rug 9Xls Anglo Persian. R5s.O0,
hea'y Vualli, Wool. approximate
y iiNlS; amethyst Color Wilton.
sllo.no; Nlndor Chairs. Dressing
Table. etc. sis East kirhy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13

store and three flats. Good In
come and business place. Nelroee
RID Custer. TO. S-t3ai.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-13

Laundry and Dry Cleaning Help
Wanted. Ia. Measure Bros.
il5n slst street.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-10

ia, XII je drzal deklico "a roko,
sem zgrabil in ga tako mocjo
sunil, da je omahnil. Drugi ma
padalec je yes presenecen izpu-
still plasc. Dekle Sc je treslo in
ko sem stopil k MENU, da bi ga
Sc nadalje branil, ako bi bilo
treba, Sc je krcevito oprijelo
mole roke.
Napadalca sta nekaj casa sta
Ia ko pribita. Neprieakovani
napad ju je presenetil. Ko pa
sta zopet prisla do sape, sta Sc
mama blizala. Uvidel sem, da
svojega plena ne mislita kar ta-
kc izpustiti iz rok. Zgrozil sem
Sc, kc sem zrl ziwalsko pozelje-
ME njunih oceh in sem po-
nislil, kaj bi bilo il dekleta, ako
Sc ne bi pravocasno vrnil. Misel,
da branim zaklad, XII je izpo-
stavljen nevarnosti, mi je Viva
la srce pogum.
"Prosim, do, odideta" sem "a
klical odlocno. "Saj vidita, da
sta v zmoti!" - "Oh, oprostite,
gospod' - je odvrnil oni, XII je
pref drzal dekle "a plasc - wi
dim, da innate vi starejse pra-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-10
OdpoDed ,1esreccne
zene
ROMAN
Po w. Hauffu priredil Franjo Kolenc
Ze1le
ROMAN
(Nadalj

Odurno Sc je zasmejal. Co.
spodje so mu pomagali, gospe pa
SO povesile glave. Jozefa je BIZ
la Sc vedno bleda. Pc zadnjih
mozevih .besedah je ma siroko
odprla oci in je nervozno sire
sla glavo. Prosece sc je ozrla V
Frobna, katerega so Faldner-
jeve besede zadele ko strela.
Razjezil Sc je in bi mu najraje
zabrusil, da je neotesanec. A
premagal Sc je. Ko sc je neko-
liko pomiril, Sc je obrnil h
gostom.
- Mislim sicer - je dejal
mirno - da sem zadostil raz-
sodbi in bi smell zahtevati "a
stavljeno stvar nazaj, toda pri-
jateljeva neumestna opazka me
sill, da zgodbo nadaljujem. Ia
meme je zadeva sveta in ne mo-
rem trpeti, da bi Sc zbijale liz
ME sale, Sc mani pa da bi il kdo
dajal grdo ozadje. Cudne stvari
bodete slisali, a prisegam -
obraz mu je pri tenn zardel in
V oceh mu je zagorel plamen
- da bonn govoril cisto resnico.
Ia en- trenutek je utihnil in po-
tenn nadaljeval.
- Z dekletom sva zapustila
most. Molce sva korakala DO
blatni in mokri ulici. Ia pol ko-
raka sem zaostal "a MO, tako
da sem jo lahko opazoval. Po-
zneje sem Sc il prikljucil in po-
nudil roko. Odklonila jo je.
Molk je bill mucen, zato sem 81
prizadeval, da bi Sc spustil Z
MO raZgOvor. cali je matt re
dolgo bolna?" sem vprasal. "ze
dive leti!" je tho odvrnila in
vzdihnila, "a zadnje dni Sc il
je stanje zelo poslabsalo in nj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-10

vice do gospice' Krohotaje sta
odsla.
Ko sva ostala sama, sva sla
dalje. Dekle nj izpustilo moje
roke in cutil sem, da Sc je mo-
emo treslo. Tho je ihtela in cd
casa do casa globoko vzdihnila.
lie pogum!!' sem jo skusal to-
laziti, "Sv. SEVERN re nj dalec.
Kmalu bodete doma!' Nj odgo-
vorila. Solz Sc vedno nj mogla
ustaViti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-10

stu {! - "kJe"" Je vprasala. -
INA mostu." - eta vecer sem
bila prvic," je odvrnila. - az
braaai ste zelo slab kraj, kajti
tam hodi malo ljudi." Jokaje je
nadaljevala: "Ah, sal sem ta-
ko tuja V mestu in me
je sram, da bi sla ma obljudene
ulice."
| Zamislil sem Sc. Velikanska je
morala biti beda, XII je prisilila
to mlado, memo bite do tega,
da je beracilo. Ia trenutek sem
sicer tudi JAZZ mislil ma moz-
most, 0 kateri je pref Faldner
govoril, toda il njenega glasu
je zvenela tako odkrita bolest,
da sem to misel opustil. Sploh
pa, zakaj bi Sc zavila V plasc
in stala ma zapuscenem kraju,
ako bi bila ena izmed onih pro-
palih deklet, XII ma sramoten ma
Gin iScejo zasluzka. Nj mogoce.
da bi bila ena tistih. Sal je BIZ
la mlada in lepa in ako bi Sc
res hotela prodajati, bi Sc ma
stavila ma prometnih kriziscih.
Beda ~jo je prisilila, da je VISA
premocena stala ma mostu, IL
postavljena divjemu vetru, XII je
REAL do k0sti.
Zacutil sem svetO spoStOva-
ME do nesrecne zrtve, li je ze
V nezni mladosti morala cutiti
tezo zivljenja. Kako bi Sc po-
dal njeni Wiki postavi sijaj.
cali ina matt zdravnika ?" sem
cez nekaj casa pretrgal molk.
- "Imela je enega, a ko je
zmanikalo denaria, jo ie hotel
spraviti bolnico. Tega nisem
dovolila. O, ljubi Bog, uboga
matt v bolnici. ze misel sama
mi je bila strasna." Il besed je
zvenela velika bolest.
Jokala je in 81 pod pajcola-
nom brisala solze. Molcal sem.
ker lie niseM hotel motiti. " tihi
boil. Prehodila sva Re vec ulic
in naposled sva dospela do neke
czke, zakotne ulice. Dekle Sc ie
ustavilo. Nemirno sc je ozrlo
ne. vse strani. Obstal sem pred
MO in 10 vprasal, kaj isce. VISA
preplasena je odvrnila, da je
zgresila pot. "Kie stanujete?"
sem jo vprasal. "V Severinovi
ulici!" ie odgovorila tho. Sedaj
Sc je tudi meme lctil nemir. Da-
81 sem re precej dolgo stanoval
V Parizu, o Severinovi ulici nj
sem slisal. Deklica je Sc vedno
pogledala krog sebe. VISA Sc je
| tresla, ne vem ali Cd mraza ali
Cd strahu. Razmisljal sem, kako
bi nasla izhod liz zagate. Napel
sem oei in sc ozrl V daljavo, da
| bi zagledal kako luc. Cez nekai
casa sem opazil v gosti megli
slabotno svetlobo. "Pocakajte,
JAZZ grem vprasat, kje svan sem
dejal spremljevalki in sem Sci v
smeri, odkoder je prihajala svet-
lcba. Svetiljka je brlela v "a
kotni zganjarni. Vstopil sem in
prosil, da mi povedo, kje sem in
fkje je Severinova utica. 10 sem
dobil pctrebne informacije, sem
Sc gospodarju zahvalil in zapu-
'stil zaduhli prostor. Hitel sem
na kraj, kjer sem pustil deklico.
Radi goste megle je nisem videl.
Komaj pa sem naredil nekaj
korakov, sem zasHsal glasove.
Ustavi sem Sc, da bi vedel od-
kcd prihajajo. Naenkrat sem Sc
stresel. Spoznal sem glas svo5e
nocne spremljeyalke. Odgovar-
jal j je neki moski glas. Brez
pomisleka sem Sc spustil v tex.
Nekaj mi je reklo, da je dekle
V nevarnosti. Prior, XII sem ga
zagledal, mi je napolnil srce
ijezo. Ubogo dekle, Sc je brezupno
branilo nasproti dvema napadal-
cema, izned katerih jo je eden
zagrabil "a rolo. drugi pa jo
drzal "a plasc. Kakor razdrazen
ley,-ki vidi svojo druzico u, ne
yarnOSt; sem SkaciI hIiz,I No
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-10

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