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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26
DE PAUL g TO ii
 CHOICE OVER
 BOWLING GREEN
By ROBERT DEINDORFER United Press Stan Correspondent

United Press Stan COrrespOndent)
 New York, March 26 - (U.P0 - DePaul's basketball team which has gotten by nicely by letting George do it." may have to adopt another slogan tonight when they play Bowling Green of Ohio for the Ma tional Invitational title.
 In almost every instance this season, the brilliance of George Mikan has provided Chicago Blue Demons with victory, but today the six-foot, nine inch center still waS limping from saucer-sized bruise on his left leg. The injury. which occurred in practice, is healing and Coach Ray Meyer said that he de- flnitely would start the big fellow. However, 1t remained to be seen whether he can operate at full eff1- ciency.
 Without Mikan, the Blue Demons would be no peter than an even choice to defeat the Ohio quintet. If he is on hand to go the full distance. Depaul is figured a g to Il point favorite.
 The game is expected to provide one of the years keenest duels be- tween tall centers. Dan Often of the Ohioans considered only little less brilliant than Mikan. The six-foot, 11-inch Often is most effective oh defense, working around both bas- kets to get rebounds and to snag passes.
 Red Cross Game
 The victor tonight stands by for the winner of the National Colleg- late Championship game tomorrow between New York University and Oklahoma A. and M., for Red Cross benefit mythical champion of champions game Thursday.
 N. Y. U. gained the eastern title beating Ohio State, 70 to 65, Satur- day. A 10 point rally late in the game tied the score and sent it into overtime. The Violets won in the appended period without too much trouble. Oklahoma A and M. took the western title at Kansas City, Mo-, with an easy 68 to 41 victory over Arkansas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26
BIimp, 625, and Swede Angel Set

New Haven, March 26 = The Blimp, the 625 pound Martin Levy, has been packing them in at the Arena here of late, but on Wednes- day night a new record house is likely as The Blirnp will be facing of against that other great freak of the mat game, the Swedish An- gel. Each in. his own right IS a "bit of a fright" and the curious matmainiacS have been going for' both of them. Now Promoter Rudy Miller has them matched - the match of the monstrosities" he calls 1t. ut
 Sandor Szabo and Emi THlsek meet in a two falls bout as the semi final to the Blimp-Angel fin- nish match. and there will be two half hour prelims.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26
Firpo Favored Over L. BoIvin

Boston, March 26.-(UP-Pedro Firpo. Camden, N. J., feather weight of better than average abil- ity, makes his debut here tonight when he meets Larry Bolvin of Providence, R. l., in 10-round bout at Mechanics building that may at- tract 4,0O0 fans.
 Described as a stylist of the Henry Armstrong school. Firpo comes here after scoring surpiring wins over Charlie Oulu) Costan- tino and whistling Willie Roache, who gave Sal Bartolo rugged evening in their fight for the NBA crown.
 Odds favored Firpo to beat Bol- win, claimant of the New. England 126- pound title who will be fighting for the first time 1n 10 months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26
Meriden's s George Pope Mentally Ill

New Haven, Conn.,, March 26.- CUP)-George Pipicelli, "A, former Meriden boxer who fought under the name of Georgie Pope. today was committed to the state hospi- tai at Middletown for observation after allegediy assaulting guard at New Haven county jail.
 Awaiting retrial on a rape charge and new trial on a charge of at- tempted rape while under bond, Pipicelli reportedly jumped Guard William F. Burns, 31, after feign- ing illness in his cell. Burns was res- cued by another inmate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26
Hi-Y; Gro-Y

Schedule for lily League games this week starting tonight at 6:3O, in the "B" League game, Ramblers vs. Comites on the Y. M. c. A.. courts. Also, listed for tonight is an "A" League game between Beta and PiLambda starting at 8:30.
 Other games listed to be played during the week are: Alpha vs. Sigma on Tuesday at 6:30; Tech vs. Lancers at 8:30; Wednesday at 6:3O, Gamma Psi vs. White Elephants; Thursday, 6:30, Epsilon vs. Ramb- lers.
 The Gra-Y schedule for Saturday of this week; at 9:3O a. m, Wolves vs. Little 8 Balls; 10:15, Royals vs. Rangers; 11:0O, Crows ys. Flying Eagles. Gremlins, bye.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26
Blues Win Mix-Up

In the annual mix-up tournament held at the Boys Club Saturday afternoon the Blues came through in fine style to win at the expense of the other five entries. The win ming team was composed of Rocco Berado, Robert De Vito, John Daly, John Gelinas, and William Mc- Dermott. The runner-up team the Reds consisted of Captain Joe Mas sotta, Won Gelinas, Joe Ubaldi, Danny Carpenter and Joe Smith. All of the thirty enries in the tour- nament were members of the Group Club League. The winning unit was awarded prizes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26
Redwood BowIinq

The three bottom teams in the league took the three top teams for 8 ride last night, taking seven out Of the nine games bowled. The Moples and Cedars were taken over in 2 out of 3 and the Walnuts were topped in three straight by the Oaks. Some good bowling by Belle Ciarlone and Georgie Manganaro kept the top teams from losing three straight. The games were close and exciting enough to be in doubt up to the last two boxes and with prac- tically all teams in position to move up in the standings the pres sure was on all the way around Lulu Miele and Nick Diorio were equipped with the heaviest guns for the BambooS while Johnny Ciancuilli had his bazooka ball working overtime for the Birches. Although Tony Muraska didn't show up, Gladys didn't seem to worry too much as she kicked up quite a fuss with her southpaw slants. She picked of seven and eight pin spares like "nuttin'', her best set of the season. Three more weeks and the Naples and Cedars are try ing hard to see which one can back into first place. One of them is bound to ACCIDENTLLY" finish ahead in the race.
 Results
 BambOoS 2. Manles
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26
The Broadway
 Bugle By DAN PARKER

 Ing nppy sport scolgmn for Hawaiian paper featuring service sports in England for several years is now in Hawaii oeOrgie Dennis recently discharged from the Army after four years service He wears the fighting Philippines grapevine reports that Joe Gould fight manager may have his court martial boxing at Ebbets Field Summer - '''''''0 JULIE IsAAcsoN Brownsville pitcher training oOnvalescing football with Brooklyn S s M Sh % @ street Bo 1a. 1 wn w0s1 m on 1 sSe weekly Fund money being profanity m CAPT ;a F KENNETH E son 1c of D, william % ph while commanding @ in Germany March ss Wendell wile Al Psladino Bronx mddlewght honoraby discharged from the Navy recently works by day as masseur at the cesass Sasaa ss'ss nett Navy Man in England writes his brother yell something the meys sSuh between the Bushwck and the Dodgers of today better than sempro they aharge major league prices?"
 AFTER months Sammy Goldman the fight out of the hospital FrIt1e zi.ie in few miles of each other Ensign Arthur Albert, nsx Navy plot A5th. sports '5 publicity @ aboard the uss SG Gssn in the south Pacific has d,ushtsr born Feb working picture In Lou Brooks Snd eye ~n on partial in the osr "e
 
 MAJOR JAMES GAFFNEY Danvers, Mass Harvard his contaminated U brdgehead September and decorated Silver recuperang in England General Hospital Atlantic City Ketpa Bgovch Atar three husky lads three respectively Wrobewski Cathedral College, Brooklyn Johns leading college basketball Eddie destined for the priesthood weighs 16O and college coaches highly impressed.
 AT THE AGE of 36, with 2 Kid made comeback former Odger randBr allarOund Ala Sam Wnograd former junior varsity baseball College hes ust been commissioned lieutenant boxer operates the BeIray restaurant
 
 Tom Paris the promoted Master months chief photo distribution Irwin writes from France to inform that Tails sister in Pennsylvania who started
 ALAN HULL editor of the Telegraph who several has been transferred newspaper Max Marek chief specialist written titled Mass right hook" Ill oefenVe crouch punch Writing from the Marianas repeGts Saw Navy Sunday Johnny Mze Ebje Fletcher Pewee Reese Merrill The long since those days with the Giants loaded"
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26
Time Girls Lose 31-74, Win 27-1Q

USTfme Bombardiers, won and lost basketball games in eastern tournament completion over thu week. end, being routed by Metrol politan Life girls 31-14 an Saturl day; but defeating Sun Oil girl
 21-19 in Sunday consolatioI game. Lou Kowalski, high-scorer d
 the team was held scoreless fron the field by Metro guards in th| Saturday game; Misses Gorbiscl and Sullivan getting 15 for thI winners, Leach and Rodgers 5 eacl for USTime.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26
(By United PreSs)

Pleasantville, N. J., March 26 - U.P0 = Manager Joe Cronin was glad today that he had gotten the long distance hitting range, but was hopeful that any homers he hits for the Boston Red Sox during the reg ular season will be more fruitful than two he made yesterday des- pite his Slugging, the regulars lost to the Yannigans in game in which the score got out of hand and wasn't recorded for posterity. Bob Johnson and Pete Fox also made homers.
 Bear Mountain, N. Y., March 26- (U.P.) = Leo Dur0cher's first off, cial fielding effort as player man. ager for the Brooklyn Dodgers was down in the books as an error to- day. Playing second base he booted a grOunder that permitted two runs to score yesterday. After that he settled down and handled four plays cIeanly in four innings of play. President Branch Hickey was on hand to see the camp game in which the Dodgers defeated the Montreal Royals, 10 to 8. A total of A players, many of them young sters signed to contracts, worked out before 1000 spectators.
 Bainbridge, Md, March 26 - (U. Po Pitcher Van Lingle Mungo's prediction that he would win 20 games for the New York Giants this season wasn't borne out today in his first competitive showing. His wildness and five Giant errors yes- terday enabled the Bainbridge Ma val nine to get off to three run lead and the Sailors went on to win 8 to 4. Ex-Yankee Pitchers Al Lyons and Jake Wade held the Giants to four hits, one a homer by Outfielder Charley Mead. {?
 Georgetown, D. C., March 2G - (U.P9 The Boston Braves were we'll fixed for catchers today despite the continued hOldOut of Stewart Hofferth. who was slated to be one of the regulars. YOungster Bob Brady, who hit 1903 for Hartford in the Eastern League last season, joined the ranks giving the Braves four backstOcps. He was the 23rd player to report. The Braves defeat cd Washington, 2 to 1, yesterday be- hind the steady pitching of John Hutchings, Charley COzart and Jim Wallace.
 Atlantic City. N. J., March 26 - CUP0 = The New York Yankees finished with an even break" to- day, gaining Outfielders Russ Derry and Paul Waner as new arrivals in camp, but losing Outflelder John Ll1dell and Inf1elder Oscar Grimes for selective service examinations. Lindell said he had been ordered to report for induction Wednesday at Los Angeles and asked for a trans fer to Camden, N. J. Grimes said he had been given permission by his Cleveland board to be examined in this area, probably this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26

Last Saturday night, Bob Kidder- man, scoring 32 points, 2 less than the entire USRubber squad, led the Harvard Navy hoop team to 46'' 34 victory in the borough "" gym. Chet Wojack and Walter YackoWski got 18 points for the USR club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26

Score at halt time: Benrus ] Waterbury Cos. 3. Referee: John Cluney and Mobile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26

Score at half time: U. s. Humber Is, Scovill IT. Referee: Booth ana John A. Cluney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26
This Sporting World
Spring Song
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

Iris Spring, Iris Spring
 The bird is on the wing; Dana Tyack got 8 "holc in one"
 From tee, to green, to cup-ZING!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26
SCOVIIIL
U. S. RUBBER

Totals .... 16
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26
BENRUS
WATCOs

Totals ..... O.. IA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-26

H. s. Girls-G. Manganaro, 121 H. T., Girls-G. Manganaro, 323 H. S., Men-E. Manganro, 129 H. T. Girls-E. Manganaro, 353
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27

Gabrijela Sc pri teh besedah
zgane in pravi tho:
- In &c sem ii hotela vosciti
lahko noe?
- Tega ne verjamem, - jc
zavrne, - kajti mnogokrat 81
ze sla spat brez pozdrava.
Gabrijela magic zgrabi sliko
jo pogleda in jo zmagoslavnc
drzi v zraku.
&c mi ocitas, da te zasle-
dujem, je mole delo doseglo kro-
no image. Poglej sliko angelju
podobnega bitja! Tedaj imam
imam prav, JAZZ pa sem uboga
prevarana zena - hinavec 81
cez meje, postavljas pa Sc, kot
bi bill tako kreposten MOI!
- Gabrijela, ne razjari me!
Takoj polozis sliko ma mesto
potem pa gres, &c noces, da Sc
spo7abim, - zapove Wolf, tre-
soc Sc cd jeze in ker Gabrijela
obotavlja, rece: - Daj sliko ma.
zaj, - O, ma tvojem mestu bi Sc
sramoval v dino svoje duse.
- Tukaj imas svojo ljubico,
zaklice zanicljivo; pri tenn zmec-
ka sliko in mu jo vrze pred no.
ge ter jo pohodi. - Tukaj jo
imas!
Zapovedujoce stegne Wolf ro-
ko in pokaze proti vratom:
- Ven, prokleta!
Tedaj pa je bill konec njenega
premagovanja. Pretece mu dr..
Ii pred obraz svojo pest in v
vsej jezi zakrici:
- III - tt Sc upas pokazati
mi vrata, vrata mole hise? -
Ali imas sploh kako pravico do
tega, pravico do tega, kar Sc
tukaj nahaja? Kaj bi vendar
bill, &c meme ne bi incl?
- PRAY gotovo bi bill ravno
tako srecen, kot pa sem sedaj
nesrecen, ko imam zeno, XII nj
ma nobene neznosti, nobene lju-
bezni, nobene casti. -
Gabrijela Sc glasno zasmeje.
- Lepo je to - zaklice jez-
no, - lepo, da imas vedno be-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27

sedo Cast" ma svojem jeziku, ko
sam nimas nobene -
- Ako takoj ne molcis, bonn
vseeno pozabil, da imam opra-
vilo z neodgovorno, osebo, - in
nehote dvlgre roko.
- Prav tako; prav; sam o
udari me; samo tega Sc mani
ka, - kriei razjarjena. - Ali
je to posteno, &c kdo poroci de-
kle, da s z njenim denarjem re-
81 sramote? Ali mislis, da ne
vem, da je ponosni Wolf sin -
ponarejevalca, goljufa?
- zena ii - S trdo roko 10
prime "a ramo, da so sc il ta-
koj pokazale rdece lice.
- Da, seveda - pravi Gabri-
jela in Sc ,nu izvije ter kot po-
sast dvigne glavo, - seveda, "a
to je bill moi denar dober, da 81
pokril ono goljufijo. Pc mojem
srcu nisi vprasal - mojo lju-
bezen 81 zavrgel, poteptal no.
gami in podarii 81 jo moi mo-
distinji. Ma tvojem jeziku so
vedno besede ljubezen, zvestoba
in cast! Ljudje bi debelo pogle-
dali, ko bi izvedeli, da je Wolfo-
va druzina brez casti! Papanu
pa bonn povedala, kako posto-
pas menoj in kako nehvalezen
81 - Ma kolenih bi sc mi mo-
raj zahvaliti, da smo vas vse OBJ
varovali kaznilnice, -vpije brez
pomisleka.
Kot bi ga kdo oplazil bicem,
sc strese Wolf. Smrtno bled je
bill njegov obraz. Trese sc po
celem telesu, toda nelavadno
mirnim glasom rece:
/nn7So nana: L - I'm ksxN
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27
: Pa vendar io Sc liubis =

- Pa vendar jo Sc ljubis -
- Nikdar je nisem mogel po-
zabiti, tt pa nisi nikdar mogla v
mojem srcu izbrisati spomina
ma MO. Mogoce je bila m o ia
krivda - vseeno, - skomigne
z rameni, - zaradi tega Sc ne
bova prepirala.
- Zakaj pa dekleta nisi poro-
Gil, ako tt je bila tako pri sr.
Gu? - vprasa Gabrijela pikro.
- Oprosti mi odgovor ma to
vprasanje!
- Dobro, potem bonn pa JAZZ
odgovorila! Vem vse. Ker nj
imela denarja, zato 81 jo rajsi
pustil in vel, da bi 81 napravil
mehko posteljo, hcer bogatega
bankirja Ulriha - ali nj tako ?
NJegov denar tt je bill dobrodo-
Sci, medtem ko
- Nobene besede vec, Ca
brijela! - pravi tako odlocno
in pretece, da je nehote utihni-
la. - Zdaj grem in tt pustim,
da premislis svoje obnasanje in
besede - ma ia nacin 81 lena ne
more pridobiti ljubezni in spo-
stovanja svojega moza! - Lah-
ko noe! - Prikloni sc ii in odi-
de.
- To, to 81 upa meni zapo-
vedovati - on, XII sem ga resila
sramote, - Ska vsa diva, - o,
to 81 bonn zapomnila. In ona mo-
distinja, XII stoji tako visoko
mad menoj. V jezi raztrga
dragocen robec, XII ga je do te-
daj drzala v svoji roki. - Kako
ponosno Sc obnasa - O, sovra-
zim ga.
Magic odhiti v svojo sobo in
slece dragoceno obleko. Med
tenn pa je poslusala in pricako-
vala svojega moza. Bill je ze cas-,
da bi Sci spat. Po sobi hodi v
svoji spalni obleki, slednjic pa
tho gre do vrat 9jegove sobe.
Vse tho. Skloni Sc in pogleda
skozi kljucavnico; toda zastor
il je branil pogled v sobo. Tho
odpre vrata in vstopi. Wolf Sc
di pri pisalni mizi zatopljen v
svoje misli in je ne slisi. Tako
Sc j posreci priti blizu k MENU.
Pozeljivo gleda preko njegovih
ramen in vidi v njegovih rokah
sliko, v katero ina uprte svoje
oci. Globok vzdih sc izvije il
Wolfovih prsi in Gabrijela vidi,
kako je kanila solza il njegovih
oci ma mizo.
Tedaj pa njena razgreta sa-
pa zadene njegovo lice in Wolf
Sc obrne in magic vstane, ko
opazi svojo zeno poleg sebe.
- I'll tukaj? - trudno rece
Wolf.
Gabrijela pobesi oci.
- Zakaj Sc tako cudis? ga
vprasa tho.
- Da Sc nahajas tukaj, 81 ne
morem razlagati drugace, kot
da hoees svojemu prejsnjemu
obnasanju postaviti krono ma
glavo tenn, da skrivaj gledas
"a menoj, - pravi Wolf.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27
Pon1ladni sen
ROMAN II zIVLJENJA

Priredil !. Fl.

5A~J SS3 AAASJ 0AS go
boljse O samem sebi. Mogoce te
zenske tudi brez denarja poze-
lilo. Vem, da jih je mnogo, XII
pozeljivo gledajo "a teboj, kate
re 81 ocaral svojimi otoznimi
ocmi. Baronica Sedlakova te ma
primer obozuje. Cetudi nisi vec
oni lepi Wolf kot nekdaj! Tudi
modistinja nj imela slabega oku-
sa!
Gabrijela, prepovedujem
ii, da ma tako surov nacin 60
voris menoj!
Wolf Sc je moral premagova-
ii, da sc je obvladal.
- Moi dragec, nikar ne bodi
smeSen!
Gabrijela drzi svoj robec ma
ustih, kakor hi hotela zadusiti
smeh. Njena bujna postava je
Sc vedno udobno lezala v nasla-
njacu.
Smesno je, da Sc razbur-
jas zaradi takih brezpomemb-
nih stvari. - Kje pa vendar tt
ci sedaj lepa Marija? Brez dvo-
ma 81 gotovo izvedel, kje Sc Sc
daj nahaja. Povej mi.
- Nobene besede vec! Tvoje-
ga nizkotnega obnasanja ne ra-
zumem vec.
- Nizkotnega obnasanja? In
zakaj, moi dragi? Ker te vpra-
sam tvoji nekdanji ljubici, XII
je znala delati tako lepe klobu-
ke? Povej rajsi - brez skrbi.
Sal ne mores tajiti - nikar Sc
ne trudi - cello mesto We o tvo-
jih romanticnih sestankih ma po-
kopaliscu z onim bitjem. Res,
cudno pamet mora imeti clovek,
da 81 izbere tax prostor "a Sc
stanek svojo ljubico.
- Dobro, Gabrijela, - pravi
Wolf razgret cd jeze in stopi
korak blizje k njej in jo ostro
pogleda. - Gabrijela pa Sc brez
skrbi smeje in ziblje v naslanja-
Gu ter opazuje dragocene prsta-
ne ma svojih rokah.
- Dobro, ker ze vse tako ma
tancno yes, tt hocem povedati
resnico. Da, poznal sem Mario
Winterjevo in sem jo tudi lju-
bill mad vse. Toda nj bila moja
ljubica v smislu, kakor DONNIE
vas tt. Ia kaj takega je bila
precista in prenedolzna.
- Ali mislis, da ii verjamem,
da 81 cutil do tega bitja samo
platonicno ljubezen? Nikar ne
misli, da sem tako neumna, -
odvrne Gabrijela jezno. Jezilo jo
je, da je primal ljubezen do dru-
ge. - Poznam svet in vem, kak-
sni ste moski. In tudi ii nisi nj
kaka izjema.
- Misli O meni Sc tako slabo,
Gabrijela, vse to bo pablo ma
tebe, - odgovori mirno, - "a
radi tega Sc tega angelsko ciste-
ga bitja ne mores razzaliti, kaj-
ii stoji visoko mad teboj, tako
da - Nj mogel dale. - Kot
posast skoci Gabrijela pokonci
in Sc je tresla JENA in togotna,
stojec S prekrizanimi rokami
na prsih med vrati ter ga "a
nicljivo in jezno gleda.
- 0, upas Sc cello v eni sapi
meme omenjati Z MO, meme pri-
merjati Z MO, - je sikala Ca
brijela, - meme cello " njenem
objemu zanicevati; o, kako te
sovrazim.
- Bridal Sc, Gabrijela, -
pravi mirno Wolf in jo trdo pri-
ne "a roko, - bridal Sc, kajti
motis Sc v svojem misljenju.
Nicesar ne vem o Mariji Win
;erjevi. Ma to moja beseda! Ia
meme je mrtva!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27

Sc odda opremljeno soho, kjer Sc
lahko tudi kuha. Vprasa Sc ma
1245 E. SO St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27
(NadaljeVanje)


- Zato hos razumela, da spo-
stujem svojo zeno proved, da bi
Z MO obiskal zabavo, kjer je
zena v nevarnosti, da bi sreca-
la ljubico gospodarja. - In Sc
nekaj: Nikdo ne We, odkod pri-
haja grofovo bogastvo. Tho sc
cello govori, da njegovi dohodki
ne prihajajo il postenih virov -
kratko, da zivi cd igranja. S clo-
vekom, XII je ma taken glasu, ne
morem obcevati in nemogoce je
"a posteno in ugledno zeno, da
bi sprejemala poklone igralca in
razuzdanca. - Tako, Gabrijela,
zdaj YES in ne bos vec mislila,
da ii samo il svoje hudomusno-
sti ne dovolim tega veselja.
Wolf je govoril mirno in cello
prijazno, da bi zeno preprical.
Nato pa hoce oditi v svojo So
DO.
- Ia sedaj, lahko noe, Ga
brijela. Kmalu pridem.
- Stoj MOI, - pravi Gabri-
jela, - ali je pa to tudi vse res ?
- Ali dvomis mad mojimi be-
sedami? - vprasa Wolf. To
vem IL zanesljivega vira. Major
je cello vceraj narocil castnikom,
da Sc maj kolikor mogoce ogib-
ljejo Mesnika. Prav gotovo vse-
ga Sc ne We, kajti Mesnik je lis
jak, XII ne pusti, da bi mu kdo
gledal v njegove karte.
- Ne razumem te, Wolf. Ka-
ko mores tako cloveka soditi?
Ali tt kaj skodi, ako mi da cast,
da sem pri MEM povabljena?
- Da!
- Tedaj vendar-le ljubosum-
most! Odkimujes! Tedaj nj lju-
bosumnost? Dobro vem, kako
dalec smem It'll; zaradi tega 81
ne delaj sivih las. Mesnik je pri-
ljuden in zabaven moz, pri kate
rem cloveku nj dolg cas-, - pri-
pomni nekoliko zategnjeno.
- Potem bi bilo mogoce bolj-
Sc, da bi ga porocila.
- &c bi danes prislo to vpra-
sanje do meme, bi natancno We
della, koga bi izbrala. Toda "a
kaj Sc razgrevati? Mojega do
brega misljenja grofu Mesni-
ku mi S svojim sumnicenjem ne
mores podreti. Vsi skupaj ina
te v zivljenju nekaj "a seboj.
Ma primer: kaj sc je pred ca
som govorilo O Stranskem? Ali
ne yes, da je dvoril mali
koristki - j je najel lepo sta
novanje
- Stranski je bill nekdaj div
jak, to je res - toda vedno je
bill kavalir. Kaj nepostenega pa
nj nikdar zagresil.
- In tt, prijatelj, - nadalju-
je Gabrijela z nasmehom, - ali
81 popolnoma pozabil ma oni do
godljaj z malo modistinjo?
- Gabrijela! - zaklice Wolf
yes rdec.
Zanicljivo odpre ustnice, da
SO Sc j zasvetili bell zobje. Men
obraz je postal hladen in drzen.
Neprikrito zanicevanje je I'VE
nelo IL njenih besed, ko je ma
daljevala:
- Ne razburjaj Sc, moi dra-
gi, ne maram tt ocitati nicesar.
Boljse je imeti kako ljubezen
pred poroko, kot pa v zakonu.
- Nikdar nisem incl ljubice,
nisem bill "a to, pa tudi denar-
ia nisem incl.
Zasmehovalno ga pogleda, ta-
ko da Sc Wolf ugrizne v ustni-
ce. Gabrijela pa govori dale:
- Ne bodi tako neumen, pri-
jatelj! Ne denarja? Ali mora BIZ
ii ljubezen vedno kupljena? Po-
II
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-27

believes
with brd to utilize his fathers
calves his Not drive
and back night but he finds his moun useful
ber Of other chores this North Carolina
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-24
MISS WHITAKER THRILLS
AUDIENCE AT SECOND CONCERT

Of "Dido's Lament" by Purcell, dis
played a depth Of understanding
aud lingering charm. indicating
that in this young woman Detroit
possesses a singer who, ere long,
VIII establish herself among the
citys most promising dramatic
lyric sopranos
Among the compositions sung by
Miss Whitaker in Group were
I'VE nahia mir der Schlummer"
hy Weber Der Frcischutz) and
FL Heure EXCUSE
~ Group 3 were three arrange
nents ~ sprrituals. hy Dawson,
Burleigh and Boatrer These were
IN order NV LORD what Morn
ing Swing low Sweet Chariot,
and Il Want Jesus 70 Walk with
Ne"
Miss Whitaker student If the
I Fstclle Nroek studio. is Texas
born coming from Houston. She
has wnrked toward degree in the
irnlvcrsi'ie Of Howard and Wayne.
The recital was sponsored by
Plymouth Congregational church.