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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-15
PNEUMONIA PROVES FATAL
TO HOME AVENUE MAN

Erwin Sewell, 27, of 1858 Home
avenue, died of pneumonia Wednes-
day in the ST. Elizabeth hospital.
He was native of Marion, Ala
bama, and is survived by his wife,
Beatrice; mother, Pauline Sewell,
of Marion; six brothers, Alex, of
Pittsburgh; Tommy, U. S. Army;
L. M. and James, Detroit; Hubert,
Chicago, and L. c., Brooklyn and
three sisters, Magnolia Kinnie and
Annie Mae Sewell of New York and
Pallie Jane Sewell of Miami, Flor
ida. The body was conveyed to Ma
rion yesterday and burial will be
there Sunday.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-15
MILDRED MeLEM0RE SERVICES
HELD TODAY FROM CHURCH

Funeral services were held today
for Mildred McLemore, "a, of "a
Benning place at 1:30 pm. She
died Tuesday after a short illness in
hospital. Services were held at
Corinthian Baptist church with the
Rev. P. E. Henderson officiating.
Burial was in Greencastle ceme-
terry. She is survived by sister,
Leola Green.
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kerson.

The Royal Palm Social club Gel
ebrated it's sixth anniversary re-
Gently at the Wigwam club at Home
View courts. Officers are: Presi-
dent, Villa Mae Turner; vice pres
ident, Anna Brown; secretary,
Beatrice Wilkerson; Assistant Sec
retary, Ruth Stone; treasurer,
Minnie Gordon. Other members are
Verdell Herring, Armer Clement,
Esther Kite, Leila Watkins, Annie
Kite, Bessie Smith and Beulah
Green.
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crops.
1t is these long term economic
trends which will bring about SUBJ
stantial but gradual Improvement
in southern race relations. AS the
years pass and the expected indus
trial development is realized, the
masses Of white and Negro work.
ers in the south will be thrown into
much closer contact with each
other.
At first there will be strong re-
sistance to these new contacts. Fear
Continued on page A.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-15
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL
PROGRESS and BETTER
RACE RELATIONS

The decision of the Interstate
Commerce Commission partially
removing what it calls Highly
prejudicial and discriminatory"
freight rates against the south and
the west will probably cause far
reaching changes in southern race
relations as we'll as in the southern
industry.
The south hopes that the new
rates will allow it's consumer goods
to be sold at a greater profit in
northern industrial centers. Thus
greatly aiding the efforts of south
ern chambers Of commerce to de-
velop the south industrially. In the
past the south has tried to stimu-
late industrial development by bit
ter opposition to trade unions, by
using the race issue to keep down
wages, by low taxation, and in some
instances by offering northern bus
mess groups free light, heat and
rent for a limited time.
Now southern business can ex-
pect to succeed on the basis of the
south's natural advantages without
the handicap of discriminatory
freight rates. These advantages in
addition to more favorable light
and power rates in the area of the
Tennessee Valley authority should
spell rather rapid southern indus
trial development.
The agricultural picture is also
bright. Machinery seems certain to
revolutionize cotton raising and ag-
ricultural diversification is being
brought about through livestock,
farming, development of garden
crops and better hay and feed
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-15
10 Chikens Cost
Thief $50 In
Municipal Court

Ten chickens cost Clyde L. N.Y.
ers, 233 Kinnard street, $50 and
court costs when he pleaded guilty
to charge of petit larceny by Mu-
nicipal Judge Paul Sherer yester-
day. A 30-day sentence was sus-
pended.
Pleading innocent to the same
charge, Burl G.. Summers, 1907
Germantown street, and George Lii
senble, SIT Greencastel street, were
told to appear June Fl for their
trial. Lisenble, on parole from the
Ohio Penitentiary was fined $40
and costs on a charge of drunkenness
The three men were charged with
stealing the chickens June a, from
1410 Home avenue.
Charged with gambling, Henry
Morris, 1410 Home avenue, Ben
Johnson, 209 Norwood avenue, and
Vester Jones, 113 Sprague street,
were fined $5 each.
Hilda D. Hopkins, Ill South Will
liams street, forfeited $25 bail on a
charge of intoxication.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-15
MEMS DAY AT PHILLIPS
TEMPLE, sunday

A special Mems Day program
will be held at Phillips CME Tenn
pie, Sunday, June II. DR.. w. A. Bell
president of Miles College, Birm-
ingham, Alabama, will be the guest
speaker.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-15

A talent program will be pre-
sented Sunday at $50 pm. in the
BTU. Don't fail to hear the out
standing literary and musical tai
ents of the church. Miss Cammie
Richardson is BTU. president.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-15

The following college students
are home for the summer: Miss
Louise Steed, Howard university
Betty Jean Jackson and Emma Lou
Gilbert, Wilberforce university ;
Mary Santa Broaddus and Hazel
Upshaw, Talladega college and
Katheryne Parker from Tuskegee
institute.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-15

Mrs. Mary Hicks Of Franklin,
Georgia is visiting in this city as
guest of her daughters, Mrs. John
Bryant, Mrs. Bill Dunson, Mrs.
Babe Nelson and Mrs. Ulysses Will
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Haw-
thorne of Sprague street had as
their guest this week Mr.. Haw-
thorne's brother, Robert Haw-
thorne of Atlanta, Georgia.
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Vol. a, No. 135
TABERNACLE BAPTIST
CHURCH NEWS

The financial campaign which
began May 13 closes Sunday. Rev.
Broaddus headed the group of 100
special workers to raise $4,000 in
5 weeks. The funds will be used
for church renovation purposes.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-15

The City Quartet Union will
meet Sunday at 2::3O pm, at the
Philips Temple church. Mr.. Paul
B. Brown is manager of the sing
erS.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-15

Mrs. Almeda Cook of German
town street was called to Newman,
Georgia, on account of the serious
illness and subsequent passing of
her sister.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-15

Mrs. Leona Carter, who sus-
tanned limb injuries from a fall
down stairs at her place Of work,
is recuperating at her home at sci
South Broadway. She wishes to
thank her many friends for kind
remembrances during her illness.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-15

Mrs. Thelma Hankins of South
Williams street has returned from
Meridian, Mississippi where she
spent two weeks visiting her daugh-
ter, Bobby Lois and her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. CLANCY.
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Mrs. Armer Conrad of South
Broadway was called to Marietta
Georgia, due to the passing Of her
sister.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01
Mexico Reported
Welcoming Americans

COLORADO SPRINGS. April
30 UNS) - Mexico has changed
its attitude toward migration
from the United States and now
welcomes American capital and
endeavor. Raymond Bell, owner
operator of MeXico's largest cat
tie ranch. declared here today
Bell predicted that many L. S.
veterans would migrate there.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01

rather than deal with John Hand
a representative of the UAW,
AFL. Murray interceded, Hand
withdrew from the local union
and the plant has been reopened
In a letter TO John Jennings,
chief of the conciliation service,
Mavor Fillow said that he not
only wanted 10 express his own
appreciation but the appreciation
OF the city at large
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01
Resume African Trade

WASHINGTON, April 30 tINst
The United States and French
governments today announced the
resumption Of private export
trade 10 French North Africa and
French West Africa. beginning
july 1.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01
Planes Aid Dutch

LONDON, April 80 tfNs}-
Raj Lancaster bombers yester-
day dropped more than 600 tons
of food supplies to starving
Netherlanders in GerInan-occupied
Holland, the British air ministry
announced TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01

a s b 2 ! n &
highly instru'
m n tai. IN
keeping the
United Br as S
and Aluminium
Co. IN opera
tion IN that
city.
The company
" a s in I h e
OF
on
and had closed
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-01
Port Huron
.Thdnks0ffiCiid|

John MURRAY ot The Detroit
Y. 8. Cancellation Service STAFF
today was credited by Mayor
Harry L. FilloW Of Port Huron
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21

(ConRued Page One)
Of the Italian people stronger n generally supposed but
had been tried TOO hard. ,,
Within 6ve days the Allied conquest of all
Sicily seemed certain. The capture OF Augusta
and Syracuse, almost tUithout blou and the
rapid mach on Palermo and CGtdnrG, the made
ouote resisonce-oH these had something myStert
about them. .--
rnrors Of treason began crculate The German
eneral Rngeeu the evening OF july T. sho"eH i' i"
sage from a German sector front;
"No enemy attack has yet been made against
Augusta The British were never there In spite OF
this the Italian garrison blew up their guns and
ammunition, while anti aircraft crews at Augusta
and Perioo threw all their ammunition INTO the sea
and blew up their guns
Large numbers Of officers already have de-
serted their troops. Soldiers are wandering over the
countryside and some have thrown away arms and
in civilian clothes
vT,E case Of Augusta which refused to defend itself and the
tragedy Of divisions which simply qudated them
selves be traced TO the organization OF he ser COIN
mand ..,; ~,
s But among the wolter conflicting opinions there was
one that was held unanimously h the Germans fought every
with great vaor.
The military crisis certainly would be followed by
rolca crisis Therefore, II was natural that the Nalan
and its accompces should try IN deeat 10 save ten
selves and wipe out fascsmL
When Mussoiini and the BIockshirtS marched into
Rome in October, 1922 MussolIni made slight mis-
take Instead of marching past the royal palace they
should have marched INTO IT. .
The why they didn't because they didn't think
doing What need there to attack
the monarchy the king instead of closing the doors to
them threw them open?
90 THE monarchy remained but
stitutons such the grand council and the Fascist militia
Thus began the disrchy.
AT the top weke the king When the troops
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
HDuce'S Own SfOHy

saued they sauted twice Indeed when Gen.
Baistroch ormer member of the general staff way TO
exbeance and caused the double salute to be given three
times.
had ask him introduce iitancs into the
army.
There two national anthems, the Fascist hymn,
Govnezza and Gaetts royal march, This deatenng music
would and until both the band and the audience were
exhausted both played full SO Musson and the
compromised and only the first Of each anthem was
played
The army gave greater loyalty to the king, but the
militia, above ALL obeyed Mussolin. The king had his
Carabnier guard, day Mussolni created his
bodyguard-the musketeers of II Duce.
INASCISM organized its police, the OVRA But
dynasty also had its service pensioned officials dpo-
and members of royal amesonce so powerful and now
reduced to
behind king Freemasonay and Jewry looked on the king
their honorary brethren.
The decree lUhich brought the first serious clash
betWeen the king and Mussolini Dds that WhIch set
up the grand council as the supreme body Uth the
right to settle the succession to the throne
DUT 1929 was good year In spite Of the kings anti
ID cericasm suspicion Of the Vatican signing of the
concordat with the Pope (Pus XI) pleased him.
Il really do know how to express my gratitude to you
publicly. This is excellent. Perhaps a title -
Mussoin interrupted.
a title would only make ridiculous should longer
myself in the mirror Every one must live IN his
fashion"
Mussoin's relations the king cordial but
friendly always something between them that pro-
hbted complete Sometimes the problems Of maintain
the dachy introduced into the sacred maze OF cere
monal procedure
The height this reached during the fuehrerS visit
the HehreFs suite noticed that wie the queen
the oors of the carried past she pre-
tended not TO see the flag of the Fascist militia.
World Copyrgh syndicate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
IO-C TRE DETROIT TINES
July l94S

(ContiBued from Page onel
aople Is stronger tlnn generally supposed, -eu'
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-21
II Jap Ships Sunk
In Day by Bombers

GUAM, July 20 GNS)-Navy
hombers sank II more enemy
ships ih Japanese waters Wednes-
day while marine airmen Knocked
down Their 500th Nip plane since
they began operating from the
OklnaMa bases on April Z.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-25
IL URADA
SIovenskego omeri-
skego norodnego
sve+u
SEZNAM NABIRALNIH
POSTAL

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Avenue.
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Ave. (pri solarjD. Westside: 1895 w,
26th st. (nasproti sANSovega ura-
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Roseland-Pullman: SIC w. 115th St
CLEVELAND-Okrozje st. Clair: Slo-
venski Narodni Dom, 6409 St. Clair
Ave. Collinwood: Slovenski Delavski
Dom, Waterloo Rd. Euclid Noting
ham: DruStveni dom ma Recher Ave.
Newburg: 1902 Revere Ave. (pri Mrs,
Traven).
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1875 S. Livernois.
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tional Avenue. ZveCef cd 6. naprej:
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w. Mineral st. IA severno stran: Pri
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Paradise Theatre Bldg, drugo mad
Stropje, soba St. 2O7.
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Mrs. Speck).
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Ko,sec)


Chicago. Antonia Berce je.
bila obvesc sceria od vojnega de-
partmenta, da je bill MEN sin
Stanley Kuznik, star Is let, dne
5. aprila tezko ranjen v Mem
ciji. Stanley je bill prvi predsed-
mix mladinskega krozka 26
SNIP.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Na zapadni
frontitje padel 10. januarja John
Starch, Clan SNIP, star % let.
Pri vojakih je bill Cd septem-
bra 1912 in udelezil Sc je invazi-
je Francije. Zapusca starse, pet
bratov, sestro in vec sorodnikov.
Broughton, Pa.-Tu Sc je ma
hajal ma obisku pri svojih prija-
teljih in znancih Joseph Vrbic
IL Jolieta, Ill.
Rock Springs, Wyo. = Mary
Zaversnik je bila obvescena, da
Sc je II. marca v Franciji smrt-
no ponesrecil njen sin Robert,
ko Sc je z vozilom prevrnil v ja-
rex. Sluzil je v sedmi armadi.
Star je bill blizu % let. Poleg
matere zapusca dve sestri in sti-
ri brate (dvav vojni v Nemciji) /.
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ENAKoPRzvNCsf

.Drzala .je Melitko "a roko in jo
vodila po stezicah samostanske-
ga vrta. Koliko drevja je ozele-
nelo med Melitkino boleznijo! 2
:ocmi je mimogrede iskala vse
znane koticke. kapelico il su-
.rovih skal, ze vso porasceno
brsljanom, in vse klopi, raztre-
.sene med cvetocim grmovjem,
Vstop Y vrt je bill gojenkam do
voljen lie oh izrednih prilikah in
veseljem je Melitka sledila tia
vabilu sestre Gracijane.
IL solskih razredov Sc je culo
predavanje profesorjev, v enem
razredu je bila pevska ura in
petite Jul je. spremljalo do najod-
daljenejsega kota v vrtu. Melit,
ka je bila prvo uro se prosta in
bila je ponosna, da jo je smela
preziveti sama s 'sestro Graci.
jano. Pripovedovala il je 0 vsem,
kar je dozivljala med svojo DO.
leznijo. sele nazadnje Sc je cd.
locila obtoziti. maceho; sestri sc
smehljaj ma lieu nj spremenil in
odgovorila je S popolnoma mir.
MIN in vsakdanje, poducljivim
glasom:
'Melitka, ne sodi starsev
gre.h je. Ljubiti jih mo.
ras in tudi Bog DO tebe ljubil.'
Zavila je ma stransko pot in po.
vabila Melitko, n al poklekne
pred kapelico. ODE sta poklek.
Mill, a Melitka Sc nj mogla pri.
druziti sestrini polglasni molit.
vi. Brez poboznosti je gledala y
kipec Srca Jezusovega;, ;, njego1
negibni, dobrotljivi smehljaj 81
je upiral vanjo, kot Sc je prec
lett prav tako upiral v Tonko ir
bi Sc tudi danes, &c hi klecala tt
pred MIN. -.
x * y
Oh koncu solskega leta sc ie
Melitka "a vedno poslavljala cd
sestre Gracijane. Malo deli kot
drugim odhajajocim gojenkam
j je gledala v oci.
"Odlocila 81 sc "a trgovskc
Solo in zapustila mas bos. Ne.
kdaj pa sem upala, da ostanes
"a vedno pri mas, cd vseh mlaj.
sih smo imeli najvec made v te'
be-" Drzala jo je "a roko in "a
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(Nadalievanje)

Melitka SIC trudi, da bi uredila
svoje misli, toda vse Sc zabrise.
zgoee megle Sc j nabirajo v
oceh. Kmalu pa j zopet hlad ma
celu privabi druge slike.: krizi,
XII bezijo, Sc vrstijo drug "a dru-
gim, prvi sc ustavi in vsi,- XII pri-
hajajo "a MIN Sc zgostijo v
ogromen klopcic, XII Sc kmalu
razblini. Sedaj pa Sc j bliza
majhna toeka ma brezmejni, ru-
meni planjavi. Vedno blize pri-
haja ia crna tocka, tako grozot-
no majhna, vedno bolj Sc bliza,
Sc VEGA in pccasi pokriva vse,
grozece Sc j priblizuje in Me-
litka Sc je boji, zajela jo DO, IL
ginila DO v njej, strah j stisne
srce. A Sc vedno move tocke sc
pojavljajo in Sc sirijo. v svoji
grozi bi hotela zakricati in hi
poma spozna, da YES svet Sc
stoji IL samih takih took, XII jo
bodo ugonobile, v katere bo IL
ginila, izhoda nj; koncno Sc j
odtrga kirk in zopet zacuti svoje
vlazno telo. Nekdo je trdno drzi
"a ODE roki. Cisto blizu vidi diva
obraza, oceta in maceho.
"Odleglo il je, poslji po zdrav-
nika, Tonka," je rekel Toros.
Prvic je obcutil, kako brez moci
je poleg bolnega otroka. Memo
telo ga je presunilo, nj Sc opazil
do sedaj, da je tako drobna. Po-
gledal je zeno, a njen zaskrblje-
nj obraz ga je zopet premotil,
samo malo je cutil, da tn mogo-
&c nekaj nj v redu. Tonka je sta
la Oh mizici in pripravljala limo
nado.
"Mislim, da moramo Melitki
izbiti il glave memo pretirano
poboznost; vedno Sc posti in
morda to presega njene moci,"
je rekla.
"Da, vsekakor, izerpana je.
Kako da mi nisi O tenn govorila
ze preje?' Hipoma ga popade
obupen strah "a Melitko, sal on
mic ne We tenn, kako zivi in kai
della. Do sedaj je vedno mislil,
da tece zivljenje cloveka samo
po sebi, samo da je gmotno "a
varovan. Ma custva nj nikdar
polagal posebne vaznosti.
Zakaj Sc posti? Nj razumel.
Tonka je zavzdihnila, sedla ma
posteljo in vlivala limonado zlic-
ko "a zlicko v Melitkina usta
"Poklici zdravnika," je rekel
Toros Sc enkrat, lapel suknjic
in stopil IL sobe. Hotel Sc ie
otresti dveh neprijetnih custev:
bal Sc je "a Melitkino zivljenje
in nj vedel, kje maj Sc spopade
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misljjeno gledala n ia vedri de-
kliski obraz, II katerega je ta-
ko nepric cakovano nitro gineva-
q olla zasanjana udanost, ki je
sestre navdajala = upanjem, da
jo bodo nekoc inele v svojih. VI
stah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-25

3 / /. s = e ~
obiskali," 10 je vprasal zdrav-
mix, ko je obesal povrsnik. Tom
ka ga je pricakala v predsobi.
Poljubil j je roko, jo Sc dolgo
drzal ' svoji in Tonki prodirlji-
vo gledal v oci. Kar majhna sla-
bost jo je obsla in zasmilila Sc
je sama sebi: ''Saj veste, 60
spod doktor, da ne morem rnisli-
ii nase sedaj, ko nam je otrok
bolan."
Skoraj malo prehitro Sc .je
zdravnik obrnil Cd ME in vpra-
Sal pc bolnici. Osupnilo jo je,
ker je bila navajena, da je BIZ
Ia ona sama svojemu zdravni-
ku najvaznejsa. Ljubosumnost
jo je zgrabila, ko mu je sledila
v soho.
Melitka je zopet lezala v vro-
cici. Zdelo Sc je, da je brez "a
vesti, kajti niti oci nj odprla, ko
jo je zdravnik prijel "a roko. Mi
Mia je minuta, ko je stel udar-
ce zile. Tonka je stala oh poste-
iii in cakala ma prve besede
zdravnika, XII je zrl precise v zid.
Vstal je in prosil "a vodo, da 81
umije roke.
Melitka je odprla oci in "a
gledala zdravnika, XII je priprav-
ljal injekcijsko brizgo. Trudne
veke 50 il spet zakrile pogled,
a dvignila jih je toliko, da je
mogla razlociti ODE postavi oh
mizi. V poltemi je opazila zdrav-
nika, XII Sc il je priblizal. Kdo
neki je ia zdravnik, XII ga do Sc
daj Sc nikdar nj videla. Tonka lie
stala cisto blizu mega, res zelo
blizu in ga z roko oklepala okoli
vratu. Melitka je slisala njene
pritajene besede:
me, nikdar, pusti jo, sal je
tako zgubliena."
"Gospa, kako morete!" in ma
senci je spoznala, da jo :je zdrav-
mix odrinil. Melitka je zamizala,
nobene misli nj bila zmozna in
nov val dobrodejne vrocine 10 ie
prevzel.
Toros je prezivel tezke ure,
XII maj hi odlocile O zivljenju in
smrti njegovega otroka. Nemir-
no je hodil po sobi in tisina v
Hist ga je vznemirjala. Vedel je,
da je zdravnik pri Melitki, 60
tovo DO storil vse, da .jo resi-.
Morda bi poklical Sc drugega
zdravnika, vse zdravnike, mo-
rajo j pomagati. Njegovo last
no brezdelno cakanje Sc mu :je
zdelo izguba casa. Planil je k te-
letonu - koga maj poklice? -
a slusalka mu je padla il potne
roke. Sklonil Sc je in glava mu
Je padla ma sklenjeni roki. Ena-
komerni klici il slusalke, XII ie
lezala poleg, so mu zamolklo
udarjali ma usesa.
Tedaj je slisal, da so Sc odpr-
la vrata. Vstopil je zdravnik:
"Gospod Toros, mislim, da je
krlzo prestala," njegov glas je
oil stvaren in umirjen, "edino,
kar sedaj potrebuje, je mir. Ju-
trl zjutraj Sc zopet oglasim.
Toros Sc je zasmejal in Sc OLAF
san dvignil. V Melitkini sobi lie
nasel Tonko, stisnil jo je k Sc
bi in mrmral:
"Hvala tt, toliko 81 mama zrt-
vovala v tel bolezni. Melitki in
meni, hvala."
* s.
Mlren in vessel smehljaj je 81
Jal sestri Gracijani z obraza.