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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-02
83 Contacts Made byVets Center Here
 Majority Desire
 Education Advice; ' lnsuronee Second

More than 1000 returned service men are now daily contracting local veterans service centers with re- quests for assistance according to a one-day spot check made this week by the Connecticut Veterans Unemployment and Advisory Com mission.
 Director James NJ. Quinn today stated that 30 of 36 local veterans service centers reported that 941 veterans requiring information on two or more problems.
 Education was the topic most interesting to the veterans with l69 seeking advice on this subject. h. surance ranked second with 142 in- quiries and employment third with l32 requests for assistance. Other inquiries totaled as follows: Claims, 127; counseling, l20; financial, 45; medical 59; housing, 55; legal, 26; family service, 2l; and miscellaneous 8l.
 Eleven centers handled 25 or more requests for assistance on this one day. The newly organized Vet erans Center al New Haven was the most active center with PIP contacts. Bridgeport, with l86, was second and Hartford third with 95 visits. Waterbury had 83 contacts; Stamford, 63; Meriden, 31; Putnam, 30; Norwalk and Milford, 29 each and Bristol and Norwich, 25 each.
 Other centers reported contacts as follows: Naugatuck, 20; New London, l6; New Canaan, l2; Greenwich and Hamden, II each; and Watertown and Southington each had 10. Stafford reported ' contacts; Manchester, 6; West brook, Branford and Darien each: Kent, 4; Danbury, 3; and North Canaan, 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-02

Hollywood-A corps of 75 male dancers started work this week an a colorful sequence in 'Tarzan and the Leopard Woman" performing the barbaric, sacrificial ritual danc- es of the so-called Leopard Men of the African jungles.
 The principals of the Sol Lesser production. Johnny Weissmuller, Brenda Jolce and Johnny Sheffield, also appear in the dance scenes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-02
LIES DOWN STANDING UP

Hollywood-For a scene in RKO Radios All Men Are Liars Direc- tor Lew Landers wanted a fullface shot of Rita Corday lying on a rug with Bonita Granville and morgan Conway bending over her in profile Too much time would have been needed to set the camera at the desired downward angle.
 So the movie magicians took the rug off the floor, tackled it on the wall of the set. Rita leaned back against the wall, Bonita and Nor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-02

will agree with me that nothing shall be done to interfere with our industrial life in New England"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-02
TARTAN ON HIS TOES

gan moved in close-and the scene was filmed horizontally"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-02

FRED W. GEORGE L AND RAY a. WATERS three brothers rho have joined the Navy
second class HI hh his wife Hef ormer Eva nmsn and their two children at their home in
He was a wde at INGALLS, ete becoming a bhecket George entered the service
the tlwngJm e. H was employed as bookkeepr in Jackson md is married to the former
EMlE Erickson of Summit Miss After hist raining at uHport he vast transferred tN Norfolk Va.
to wait further riders. Ray A. who is the youngest of the trio left hiss studies at the Paeagous
High shoo to enter the service where he has the rank of seaman. first class. He has seen service
in the Atlantic and is avanfne himself of an opportunity to ahnd sod on he ship. on which
he is stationed Thyh have sister Mrs J. {. Riley the former Ante Waters who is wokns in
canhen in BainbddseM Nd. where her husband is specializing athletics and physical raining
in an Army school here
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-02

Typhoons hit only the north
ern and central islands OF the
Philippines.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-02
MEWS&&
FROM OURfSS
D0KS NN7
Pvt. Floyd N. Brewer Combat
Engineer

Engineer
Pvt, Floyd N. Brewer, 440 Por-
ter avenue, Pascagoula, is a
member of an engineer combat
battalion of the 44th Antiair-
craft Artillery Brigade of the 9Th
Army group that is playing a
leading roll in the organization
of a vast network of defenses in
the French Alps along the Fran
eo-Italian border.
The men of this battalion have
gained the reputation of being
"the doughboy's right hand"
At present they are fighting in
bitter weather through some of
the most difficult terrain in the
world. Along twisting mountain
trails-snow-covered ridges, and
innumerable points that are mat
urals' for enemy ambushes. these
combat engineers have cleared
mine fields, built by-passes, re-
paired roads and constructed
bridges TO facilitate troop move
ments. At the same time. guard
ing against any possible German
counter attacks, mines are laid,
barbed-wire entanglements are
stretched along strategic points
and roads are prepared for de-
molition.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-02

and a theatre. and other buildings
at the base. This aside from put
ting in an intricate job of drain
age.
War Not Over For James Hoven
According to a release from the
Eighth Naval District headquar-
tiers the wal is far from being
over in the English Channel as
far as James f. Hoven, boat
SWANS mate second class, USNR,
Of Moss Point, is concerned. At
present he is one of a crew of
hustlers on a landing ship tank
that is operating, shuttle fashion
across that strip of water.
Despite the fact that they con-
tinually have to be on the move,
lodging mines and U-boats-
which still are pretty busy-as
well as battling the elements, the
crew of this particular boat has
put more than 80 loads of war
material ashore in Europe since
D-Day.
A truck driver before going
into the Navy, August 1943, Ho-
ven resided in Moss Point where
his wife, Mrs. Lois Nell Hoven,
and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Hoven still make their home.
Dean Johnson Has Three Stars
Dean johnson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert johnson of 709 Eighth
street, Pascagoula, has been
awarded three bronze stars to
place on his European Theatre of
Operations ribbon.
Each of these stands for a ma
jor battle. They were gained
while fighting with an engineers
unit of General Patch's 18th Army
in France.
Dean, who has the rank of pri-
vate first class, worked for two
or three years as a welder at In
gals, before entering the Army.
Cameron Colmer Promoted
News has been received of the
promotion of Cameron Colmer
from the@rank of corporal to that
of sergeant in the United States
Marine Corps. Sgt. Colmer has
received the last two promotions
since he has been stationed some
where in the Pacific Theatre of
Operations.
He has been in the Marin S
since 1912 and has been out of
the States for the past II months.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Colmer of COS Columbus
drive, Pascagoula.
Capt. Jack Cole Returns From
Overseas
Captain Jack Collie, who is an
aerial photographer in the United
| States Army has returned from
months of service in the Philip
pines and is now attending school
at Orlando, Fla. He has been
joined in Orlando by Mrs. Cole
who will remain with him during
his stay in that city.
At the end of his studies he
will enjoy a 30-day leave which
he will spend with his mother.
Mrs. w. j. Cole and other rela-
tives at their home on Live Gal
street, P%ascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-02
Sgt. v. L. Smith Gets Good
Conduct Medal


Sgt. Vernon l.. Smith, son OF
d. l.. Smith of 903 f. Wilson ave-
nue.. Paseagoula, has been award
err the Good Conduct Medal
for meritorious service in In
dia, according to a recent an
nouncement from the headquar-
tiers of Brigadier General Fred
erick McCabe, Commanding Cen
eral, Ramgarh Training Center,
in Bihar Province, India. His
wife, Mrs. Maxine Smith, also
lives in Paseagoula, at the same
address as her husbands par
entS.
In civilian life, Smith was an
employee of ingalls, Shipbuild-
ing Corporation of Pascagoula,
Miss. He has been on overseas
service in the India Burma thea
ter of operations since December
10. 1913. Before that, he saw ser
vice in the North African Thea
ter.
Pfc. II. ]. Melnnis Back in States
Marine Private First Class
Harrison ]. McInnis. %. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. McInnis of
Daphne. Ala, has returned here
from the Pacific where he was an
aviation mechanic with a Second
Marine Air Wing squadron.
He was based in Palau and the
Solomon Islands.
A graduate of Moss Point, Miss,
High school in l94l. he was en-
ployed by the Gulf Shipyard,
Mobile, Ala. before enlisting in
December, 1912. He was pro-
NOTED to his present rank in Sep
TENDER. 1913.
Two brothers also are in the
service. Dan, 25, is an Army Air
Forces second Lieutenant. and
Keith, 10, Is a Marine private
first class.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-02
frankie Hurd Goes To New
Orleans

frankie Hurd, seaman first
class, who has been spending a
14-day leave with his wife and
baby son, frankie, Jr., is now in
New Orleans where he will be
stationed.
Seaman Hurd has been in the
European Theatre of Operations
for the past five months. He was
stationed on a cargo ship and saw
ports in England, France and
Wales.
He expects TO be able to visit
his family quite often and plans
to return this weekend for a
short stay.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-02
w. r. Mizell, Jr.. Enjoying
Furlouqh

Woodie r. Mizell, Jr., machin-
list mate first class, arrived home
Thursday of last week to spend
a 20-day leave, the first in two
years, with his mother, Mrs. M.
E. hizeli, and other relatives.
The blueiacket has seen nine
months Of continuous action in
the Southwest Pacific and has
acquired four battle stars jnclud-
ing one for his part in the Mar
shall invasion and one for the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-02
invasion.

Philippine invasion.
He and his shipmates were in
the historic typhoon in the South
west Pacific two months or more
ago, which he describes as be-
ing worse than anything the
Japs can do
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-02

Jenny Lind, the famous 10th
century Swedish singer, was the
daughter of a lace manufactures.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-02

The first pawnshup was open.
cd in Paris in 1924 and was clos
a year later because the French
couldn't reconcile themselves to
the lawfulness Of interest.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-02
Lewis Webb Honor Man Of
Company

Lewis Webb, pa Orange street,
Pascagoula. Miss. was graduated
from recruit training Feb. %, as
honor man Of his company at the
US. Naval Training Center at
Great Lakes, Ill, and is now on
leave.
Webb was elected a candidate
by fellow Bluejackets and select
ed as honor man by his company
commander on the basis of mill
tary aptitude and progress. He
has been recommended to attend
Aviation Ordnanceman School
for further training.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-02
Everetie Harper Now First
Lieutenant

From an Eighth Air Force Lib
orator station in England comes
the announcement that Everette
l. Harper son of MI and Mrs.
J. l.. Harper of Moss Point, has
been promoted from second to
first Lieutenant.
Lieutenant Harper IS pilot on a
B-24 bomber and has participat-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-02

In certain parts of Norway
snow may fall during any month
Of the scar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-01

da me caka BE dolga vrsta me-
secev, preden bonn tudi JAZZ ta-
ko srecen, da Sc bonn S podob-
mimi obcutki poslavljal cd svo-
jega naslednika.
Dne 20. marca so me posetili
mama, Stanko in teta. Mama
Sc je kar ustrasila, 'ko me je u
zrla tako shujsanega in izpre-
menjenega. Potozil sem j, da
moran biti veckrat lacen, ker
|se mi hrana upira, a kupiti 81
ne morem nicesar. -
Tridesetega marca zvecer sem
opazil Ma vratih celice s kredo
napisano obvestilo: "31: III.
post, trdo lezisce in temnica.' -
Spomnil sem Sc besedila il sod
be i" ma stiri leta tezke je-
&c, poostrene vsako leto enim
postom, trdim leziscem in tenn
nico ma dan 81. ILL.," .
Naslednje jutro me je odve-
del paznik namesto v pisarno,
v klet ter me zaprl v temno &C.
leo. Pref Sc je Sc preprieal, &c
nimam S seboj kakih nedovolje-
nih in sumljivih predmetov.
v celico je prihajal skozi or
ko spranjo lesenih vrat, s ka-
terimi je bio z zunanje strani
zaprto okno, neznaten trak
svetlobe. Osvetljeval je n e k O
toeko ma sredi celice, kjer je bill
v tia pritrjen zelezen obroc. Ia
ia obrocek so privezovali ma
hrbtu vklenjene kaznjence, &c
so razsajali v djsciplinarni &C.
lici.
V teh okoliseinah so mi zivo
stopili pred oci dogodki, XII sem
jih dozivel pred letom ma ia
dan. Domislil sem Sc: 'N;jo so
zakopali mrtvo, a meme - Ii
vega!"
April - maj - junij!
stiri in dvajset ur teme, ce.
lodnevni post oh kruhu in jvodi
ter lezisce ma zbitih deskah me
je zdelalo tako, da sem Sc O.
potekal, ko me je 1. aprila zju-
traj vodil paznik ma centralo in
cd tam v celico. Vse mi ie pie
salo pred ocmi, da sem Sc mo-
raj oprijemati zelezne ograje oh
stopnicah. Ia dan sem bill "a
delo popolnoma nesposoben.
Dne 3. aprila je bila spreme.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-01
! ENlKoPRz vl''foSI |

njena konferencna soba v sod
no dvorano. Vodstvo kaznilnice
je bilo vlozilo pri mariborskem
drzavnem pravdnistvu ovadbo,
da je hotelo dine %. decembra
1924 nasilno pobegniti 5 kaz-
njecev in navedlo podrobnosti
poskusenega bega. Drzavno
pravdnistvo je dvignilo proti O.
menjenim kaznjencem obtozbo,
a okrozno sodisce je dolocilo "a
dne 8. aprila obravnavo ter de-
legiralo sodnike (radi begasum-
nosti obdolzencev) v kaznilni-
co. Po pisarniskem hodniku so
Sc sprehajali v crnih haljah
sodniki, med mimi drzavni
pravdnik. Mahali so z rokami,
kadili in Sc zivahno pomenko-
vail. Naposled so odsh drug "a
drugim v konferencno soho, ma
kar so privedli pazniki obtoze-
ne kaznjence. Dobili SO po dve
in tri leta. Med obsojenimi .je
bill tudi kaznjenec stevilka 40,
XII je ze itak incl dosmrtno je-
Go. Prisodili so mu Sc dve lett
povrhu, tako, da DO moral odse-
deti to kazen po smrti . Po
kazenskem zakonu je tax ''oksi-
moron mogoc.
Osmega aprila zvecer oh pol
sestih je bill nenadoma pomilo-
Seen kaznjenec stevilka 145.
Malo je manjkalo, da Sc nj cd
samega veselja onesvestil, ko
so mu sporocili, da je prost. Bill
je obsojen ma 5 let tezke jece
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-01

radi zavratnega unnora svojega
|prijatelja; odsluzil je pet let.
Veliko nod Sc m praznoval
nnnogo zadovolj ljnejse, kakor bo-
zic. S tovarisi $ mo v bratski
slogi pouzivali ''piruhe", 0 ka-
|terih niti sanjal nj mas paznik
Ponizen. Pod lesenim pokro-
vom, $ katerim smo pokrivali
pisalni stroj, je cakala gostov
velika potica, remek-delo slad-
eicarske umetnosti. Druzbo. j
je delala solidna steklenica, ka-
tere vsebina maj hi razvedrila
mrke duhove "sumljivih" kaz-
nilniskih pisarjev o velikem
prazniku vstajenja. Takisto je
bio poskrbljeno "a pomnozeni
nakup postranskih uzitkov, ka-
terim je pridruzila sirokogrud-
na uprava "a Veiko noe Sc -
guljaz. Tovarisem kadilcem so
zareli. obrazi THE srece, kar je
bilo znamenje, da je bilo tudi "a
dim" poskrbljeno. Bio hi ne
hvalezno, ako bi pozabil ONE
niti, da je bila, glavna zasluga
pri dobavi nestetih dobrot, I'VE
stega - Hrvata, snazilca pi-
sarn. Decko je pokazal izredno
nadarjenost "a zanesljivo tho
tapljenje. Privoscili smo mu cd
srca tiste udobne urice, XII jih
je med opoldanskim odmorom
prebil ma mehkem divanu v vod-
jevi pisarni, kamor je hodil ne
moteno lezat in pusit. Primal
je, da Sc mu mixer ne zdi var
nejse skrivalisce "a dragocenej-
Sc vtihotapljene stvari, kakor
pod imenovanim divanom. Zato
je bila glavna zaloga duhana
vedno lie tam. Kako sta prisll
potica in steklenica neovirano
pod omenjeni ,pokrov, .je Sc da'
mes "zajamceno diskretna "a
deva."
Veliko soboto popo1dne oh
dveh je opravil kurat v kapel
obrede vstajenja. Velieastno so
bucale orglje in velikonoene pc
smi so nam sle rade cd srca, sal
je v njih polno made in lepih
pricakovanj. Zunaj je veselo 81
jalo zgodnjepomladansko soln'
ce in lilo bogate zarke skozi We.
lika okna v bozji hram. In nam
je bio, kakor da prihaja blago'
dejna toplota v srca, kjer sc je
tajalo toliko blazenih cuvstev,
da je clovek tisto uro pozabil
svojo bridko usodo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-01
Prodo Sc

moderno hiso $ 3 stanovanje;
VISA oddana v najem; blizu SOL
in poulicne ,zeleznice. Nobene
vknjizbe, ter Sc proda po nizki
ceni. Poklicite MElrose 4975.
ali Sc zglasite ma 1929 Broad
way, med 2. in A. uro popoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-01

ready a
the flaming LsT
General spread out to reke the philippines
the Japanes invaders.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-01
FORT NASHBOROUGH

The guns had scarcely grown cold
after the Revolutionary War when
James Robertson and a party Of
sturdy pioneers started west across
the Blue Ridge Mountains through
virgin woodland. Indians threatened
to wreck their plans. In the vicinity
of modern Nashville, Tenn, they
realized strong barricade around
their homes was necessary. Thus
Fort Nashborough arose in 1850. Re
constructed, the Fort stands as q
monument to another areas indubi-
table will to win, to live and work
free men. Descendants Of those pi-
.oneers, are today fighting Tor tie
preservation OF liberty. War Bond
purchases will keep them supplied
with the accQutrements Of victory.
@ Ss Il * y. S. 1ysosyy DspovissexI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-01

jem je zacul namestnik strazne-
ga nadzornika, ko je nadzoroval
straze, s podstresja poslopja,
kier sta bill tkalnica in kroja-
Ska delavnica, slabotno klicanje
ma pomoc. Nekoliko pozneje so
nasli ma podstresju ma praznih
vrecah lezecega begunca, XII je
bill tako oslabel, da Sc nj mogel
drzati pokoncu. Dognali so, da
Sc je tisti dan, ko Sc je izjalovil
beg njegovih tovarisev, skril ma
podstresje, menee, da Sc mu v
eni izmed naslednjih noei ma
crt posreci. Eden cd tkalcev, XII
je vedel "a njegovo skrivalisce,
mu je donasal hrano. Ko pa so
koncem januarja ukinili tkalski
obrat, sc je zacela "a samotar-
ca pod streho postna d O b a .
Vztrajal je sedem dni in noei,
da nj nicesar zauzil. Naposled
ga je prisilil glad, da Sc je tidal
sam. Odnesli SO ga hisno bol-
nisnico, kjer 81 je kmalu toliko
opomogel, da so ga mogli vko-
vati in zapreti v disciplinarno
celico.
Pri tel priliki je nastal med
kaznjenci marsikateri dovtip ma
racun paznikov, XII najdejo pri
kaznjencu najmanjso smet du-
hama, a kaznjenca, XII udobno
pociva ma vrecah, MISC mogli 3D.
kriti.
Ma Svecnico sta bila pri me-
nj papa in Stanko. Prinesla sta
mnogo movie donna.
Tovaris, XII me je uvajal v de-
10, je opravljal hkrati tudi TO-
tografiranje. Pogosto me je wei
seboj v fotografsko delavnico
ter izpopolnjeval mole pojme v
tel umetnosti. zanimaallo- ais me je
in kmalu sem znal najpotreb-
nejse. Ma dveh velikih omarah
je bilo zlozenih gotovo mad 1000
skatlic raznovrstnih plosc. Ma
sla sva slike, posnete leta 1894
in Sc starejse.
Kaznjenec, XII je pospravljal
pisarne, me je nekega dne O.
pozoril, da hujsam. Tudi pokas-
ljeval sem. Matthew me je "a
skrbelo. ''Dom tuberkuloze" je
rekel zdravnik in spomnil sem
Sc onih, XII sem jih videl skozi
okno pred konferencno sobo. Sc
vecja bojazen pa Sc me je po-
lotila, ko sem cul, da je kaznje-
nee, "a katerim sem podedoval
stevilko in perilo - umrl "a tu-
berkulozo.
M arec
Dne 2. marca S e m bill pri
zdravniku. Pregledal me je in
rekel, da boleham ma srcu. Po-
jasnjeval je, da pride to cd moe
nih razburjenj, XII sem jih do
zivel med preiskavo in pri O.
obravnavi. Pljuea so bila v re-
du, vendar mi je priporocil glo-
boko dihanje ma sprehodu. "a
pisal mi je rastlinski caj in ne
ke pomirjevalne kapljice.
Ma rokah so Sc mi odprle
gnojne ozebline; vse prste sem
incl v ranah. Bolelo nj, a owl
ralo me je pri delu.
Enajstega marca je oil urad-
mix, XII sva sc srecala pred me-
seci pri polnjenju slamnic, ne
madonna pomiloscen. Nudila Sc
mi je prilika, da sem Sc poslo-
vii cd MEGA.
''Bodoci prednik" je incl Sc
stiri dni do konca kazni. Nepre-
stano je stel v zadnjem casu
ure, da, cello minute. Nj ga bilo
prijetno poslusati, a molcali
smo vsi, ker n a m je bio ra-
zumljivo n jegovo razpoloze-
ME.
Kurat je uvedel z novim le-
tom vsako prvo nedeljo v me-
secu hrvasko pridigo, ces, da ga
n Nyw> uvvnA ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-01
PET LET POZNEE.
LOJZE JERANCIC 49,.
(Iz dnevniko odpus6eneeo koznienco)

=.=Zg|1h Zg|1h
!, bodo razumeli tudi bratje Dal-
matinci in sploh kaznjenci sr-
bo hrvaske narodnosti. ri so
pravili pozneje, da so ga raul
meli veliko boljse, dokler je
pridigoval slovensko. Kaznjen-
Gem je pac tezko ustreci!
Oh ponedeljkih in petkih so
prihajale v tvornisko pisarno
zunanje stranke z raznimi no.
vimi narochi, a izvrsena so od-
nasale. Sprva Sc me je polotilo
cudno hrepenenje, ko sem videl
razliene obraze, XII so prinasali
v te mracne prostore toliko zna-
kov svobode; prihajali in odha-
jail so neovirano. Sc paznik Po.
nizen 81 je oh takih dneh nadel
drugacno krinko ma obraz: bill
je vljuden, prijazen in postrez-
ljiv.
| Novo in nenavadno Sc mi lie
zdelo vse to, zakaj z nami 50
obcevali Ponizen in ostali paz-
niki vedno tako, da so dali Gu
titi nepremostljivost prepada
med seboj in nami.
Nekega dne me je pozval pri-
STAY, maj pokazem, kako znam
fotografirati. Tedaj sva prisla
S prednikom v veiko zadrego.
Teden pref sva dovrsila zadnje
posnetke kaznilniskih name :
scencev, XII so sc morali dati ma
odredbo vodstva slikati v ne
nane mi svrhe. Ostalo je Sc ne
koliko plosc, XII sva jih sklenila
S tovarisem porabiti Ease. Foto-
grafirala sva drug drugega ma
razliene nacine in porabila vse
plosce razen enc. lid skusnje
je bill torej o3visen cd tega, ko-
liko posnetkov bo zahteval pri.
stav. Odredil je, maj privedejo
nekega kaznjenca IL samotnega
ZAP. Postavil sem aparat v cen.
tralo in posnel kaznjencevo po.
dobo. Takrat je prislo mimo. ka'
kin pet muslimanov, XII SO zacu.
demo ogledovali neznano jim
pripravo. Pristav je poklica]
prvega in mu velel sesti pred a.
parat. 'se legal" je ukazal.
Izvlekel sem okvir s ploscc
in jo nesel v temnico. Tam sem
wei drug (seveda prazen) O.
kvir in ga namestil v aparat
Nato sem ponovil vse prejsnje
kretnje, da je bill pristav uver'
jen, da sem napravil veren po.
snetek muslimana. Poklical je
Sc tretjega in cetrtega in ia Z
sem fotografiral brez plosc. da
Sc je pristav kar cudil. Vsak O.
kvir s e m skrbno stisnil poo
suknjie, da sc ne hi poznali ma
plosci skodljivi ucinki svetlobe
in jih sproti odnasal v temni'
co.
Ko me je pristav pozneje
vprasal, kaksne slike sem ma
pravil, sem mu pokazal same
tisto, XII sem je v resnici posnel
o ostalih sem rekel, da so Dol!
tako ." Sreca, da nj zahte'
val, maj mu jih pokazem!
Seveda sem potem vse musli.
name z vtihotapljenimi plosca.
mi fotografiral Sc enkrat in po.
TEN slike pravilno in v redu
oddal. Muslimani so Sc sicer Gu.
dill, ker so morali dvakrat pred
aparat, a druge pomoei nj bi-
10.
Pet in dvajsetega marca Sc
odpustili mojega prednika. Ne.
popisno mi je bio pri srcu, ko
sva Sc poslovila in sem vedel,
Kodiak mirror., 1945-10-06

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