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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-20

Of the City Of Kennewick Of q
license therefor as herein provid-
ed. The number of taxicabs au-
thorized to operate in the City OF
Kennewick, Washington, and for
which licenses may be issued,
shall be based upon the popula-
ton of said City of Kennewick,
being determined on the ratio OF
one taxicab to each two thousand
inhabitants reported in the pre-
ceding United States Government
Census, or any subsequent census
taken pursuant to the laws OF the
State of Washington; provided,
however, that this provision shall
not affect the number Of taxi
cabs operating with valid licenses
on the effective date of the ordin-
ance, except as such vehicles are
abandoned through inability. Of
operators to meet requirements, or
licenses are not renewed within
thirty days after the expiration
thereof, or through revocation OF
licenses for cause by the City
Council.
SECTION 2. Each license Sc
cured as herein provided shall be
granted upon the express condi-
ton that the person, firm, or cor.
poration securing the license shall
provide service to the public on q
24-hour basis, and a separate tele-
phone shall be procured and used
so that the public may be able to
call for such service at any time.
No such icensee shall charge
more than SOC per person for any
trip within the city limits OF the
City of Kennewiclk, with q maxi
mum charge Of 10c for each addf-
tional passenger carried on each
such trip. Failure to maintain such
service and to observe the maxi
mum rate schedule herein provid-
ed shall be cause for the revoca-
ton of the license.
SECTION 8. The City Clerk,
upon the granting Of a license by
the City Council and upon presen-
tation Of the City Treasures re-
ceipt showing payment Of the IL
cense fee prescribed shall issue to
the applicant a license for such
automobile or motor vehicle,
which said license shall bear q
serial number, shall set forth a
brief description of the vehicle IL
censed, the name and address Of
the owner, and the State License
or Certificate number thereof.
Such license shall expire on the
31st day Of December Of the year
in which it is issued and no frac-
tional license shall be granted and
no license shall be transferred
from one person to another per-
son, but may be transferred from
one vehicle to another vehicle
upon application being made
therefor. Every application for
such transfer shall be accompan-
led by a receipt from the City
Treasurer showing payment Of
the sum Of Two Dollars ($2.0Ol,
which sum is hereby determined
to be the fee for the making Of
such transfer.
SECTION 4. The Council In the
granting Of any license to q We
hicle for, hire for transporting
persons for compensation shall
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-20
IN HOSPITAL

IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. George Byrd who returned
from Olympia last Tuesday, re-
ceived word this week that her
daughter, Mrs. M. O. Barnes is
in the hospital for an appendec-
tony. Mrs. Barnes had been In
the hospital for observation when
her mother visited her.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
Basic HAS
NEW DISCS

NEW YORK Count Rs~ie, The
"lump KIM o. Swing has
created unoher sensation n
musical circles wi,n his latest
l,cordinr Of Tina, Ola Feeling
and This Hear, of Nine on
whieh me Gun used an added
section ~ - strings
Columbia Recoraiae cotpoa.
iion onicitls. have pointed out
thar few discs have oVer had
speh a tremendous initial sale
as The new Rasie release which
piso stars The vocal work Of
fnflo sonr.fress Lyrro sherman
who in private lie is ne wife
Of Million Ebbins Basios per-
sonal manager
As a result ~ this reaction,
tie Columbia finn wa hafe
Ntsic record az least tvo more
sries nfxt month with the
strings
I'asie has a-ain shown Ae
way e. his fellow handieadefs III
s'*'ine aew musical i,nds Isl
h'eomins he firs scpla maestro
r'Fr 70 rccud with full string
section.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28

COLUMBIA. sc. - CAMP -
Trevor Bacon. who became ma
iionally famous for his tenor ren-
ditions OF sweet Slumbcr' and
when The lignts CO on Again
died In the Columbia hospital here
Saturday morning succumbing 20
Injuries received when the station
wagon he was driving coilided
with an automobile driven by an
unidentified white solder IS miles
our or Columbia
Four other occupants oi The
station WAGON Mere injured. one
oi them seriously Wlih a fractured
iaw aud informal injuries They
We're John II Known, Greensboro.
SC Racons valet Who sustained
ne saw uacnlc walter Cooper,
N.w York Civ business manager.
decorations of HE forehead and
ear Mike tadly tenor sax play
ar. arm and facial injuries and
waiter Johnson shock When
I'M ,,,, r,t snltNs or.h.s-
ira. an oegseeation owned iontiy
bv Bscon ana SMITH, was travel
inc on us hehvay rs The
ac.,ssn. osrarres ,aSf outside Tho
,oan IN pat.shnr il ne band
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
THE RADIO WORLD
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
ABOUT TOWN
Wonflnued from nngo ~

The orchestra fpon- was ploy-
irs nightly A. old GrisNo'd Hoo
~ Grand River ANA CfsNo.l.
90 the nieht when flrs yen-
iurcd as snng Wri,c I lis-
tened 20 M>r Beelcr lluchms
and Howard ieffreVs egr coa-
fn sing The song we had Wr-
ton and arranged BY il4n t,uy
SAY Thar You Love Me as /
Love lon" Win tbe ala of Har-
~. who by me way is still Wit
Ing and arransinr mu.h We mad
drtlled The chorus % boys ana
Girls ~ The city 10 lend back
eronui for song rhis brought
20 mind, that I.evers Smith. a
boy with plenty ot talent ,af-
itwI OF honors as comedian fhat
night. Levere passed on. While
sfill q hoy This affair held in
i3' NrmoT for Az tgsof n ne
raising Of funds wih which 10
purchase ~haf is nov known as
me FMllis Wheallev Home Of
Aged Women
haype Il viii De our prAil,er
70 write another dfn when Nae
W Matthews MRS Jimmie
lfo"nl and o'ler etaud DANES
- '"ylns Nheail,F start tho
drive for finds 10 erect biz.
ger ana more modefn home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
LEGAL NOTICES
Cecil l.. Ward. Attorney
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'hc aif''ayii 20 itr pia.nfif or tlr
40 ihe above rnf8lrd CAUSE, i,fat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
Vocalist Trevor Bacon Killed In
Car Crash; Mob Threatens Survivors

band. IN which he was gai,ar,,
and vocalist Il was wifi the
ter that his recording, When n.
Lights Go on Again skytocke,.s
70 national fame.
He and Tab Smith lot Niilhns
crs hand together and ofgan,,s.
lhe OUTFIT with which he was con.
necicd at the time OF his dean
Last year. the Chicago Defender,
poll OF band personnel chose hin
as top male vocalist IN the nanon
Bacon. witnesses said. never -.
gained consciousness after me A..
cidenl His body was prepared
here and shipped home FOR inie-
npnf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
"Fatha" Hines Wins
USO Certificate

CHICAGO tANpl a certifi-
cato of appreciation from me
ESQ vas prese d TO Earl
fafhs Hines ai ihe Gardiner
General hospital IN recogniflon
n = distinguished contribution
10 the morale ~ patients IN SER
ilcemens hospitals throughout
tho Eaalarn aLales
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
REATIN'
THE GUN
lConilnned from rage IN


~ re wy ~ s."'
rai'y oiln'
fn1p'd Ani HA'
~ sf@ai f'tDt avg ~
io'isnl i'' ~ 'i' ~
tfs ~. 't''''
p''ne'oi'7
Joe B">ti'.- h'al frau hi"<'f
contend ihsi io, Ho.i' r
saiiie Uuer rhrarA,s .pof+
news. .tcl OF Peoples Voice ae-
soapnsh.d mog hsn my ~ u.s.
Ira bringing iNe virus iha hooh'er
baseball into me slrnehi 81 pub-
Tic opinion and decision
D. took planning nnrlhsence.
courase. sweat and INITIATIVE 20
run The gamlt % ihe new his
tor,c events N those teo msmo-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
DISC
uSSlORS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

m. lltn OF TIE Nff.N
p.nnv eoo3mans after You've
GONE Hody and soul ''o-
,rr.i f->l Gone Is q sen
10, version wNh Red Noro' Ted
Na siam stewart and
NJ. armnc merri'y tnd
Benny caler than ever. Body
X almost , same As the 1875
disc wra Norcv Field instead %
Con. s. na on drums. Teddy
Wilson sfrps on this
poprLN, iIsl McIniyre's
"scnintma iouruey' j. better
than as rossr les Browns
Ni0wr sa-l64sl Harry
ran,.. sin spots VII
lie snals a'o sax and me horn
on Iaape' Columbia a677s
Noo8y ilermans version %
cecA Uani n Wonder rolnm-
hia se7ss las Woodrow SINGING
and playing afro sax Flip Phii-
Tins on tenor sag and Rlll hat-
Kiss ettaf trombone The latter
-wo a.c ESQUIRE All stars
Charlie Bafner Into Each Late
som, Kan Must Fail 'Dscca
lSe3S lag kay stars vocal far
20 maar sand WORK Der
p,,.i.ss ptnntc. YOU tnerta
1Ss4i api More and More
CDccea 1909 se the usual
Crosmaaa excellent.
NOvELTA Tony rastor's
"Hene d Don Make sense
the cole Parter tune from billy
llos, seven l.nely Ans IS
wrarpri p atrac'ifeh WIN ISL
rics IS he * Ariie shaw tenor
nal na,stfa Pastor iNlaar 2e-
1870 Hty Hniiaa i9e ~
sacios- Detroit eai sno'ss our
franr file faa'ay wfn PAU
Weston orchestra enti tcd
"Snf, Lake That There" IN her
nsuai eNrloss' sisie api
tai U.s. csrl Boosier CO.
iumma ss--7 Z definitely q no.
veltv Frankie CAre playing
ho0s King Cole Tfios Bring
Anoiaer rr4k tricky cute
amt worthwhile api'ol
sWlNG Loms Armstrong
70 wonder has marvellous vocal
and fnHpt BY ine ola MASTER
Dec,a }sfs Roy Fidrldecs
'Fi-h Nasker and twilight
1lne sef saving discs win
kor ~ middlc register on
"TuH aud screaming on
"Mafset tDeeea eS2Ss Duke
tllineton Carnegie Blues
NiGe eeeii IS rear
ranm ~ seenou % hs
ssrptpa niaeb Brown and
Beis ceorse Aud. the ex.
I'er Bonn, Goodman ieiior
SANS, has fnD side in lud
JohN aN- "concerto Tor Tenor"
fApoNo $500 Erskiae liaw-
k5ns TpHin' IN has good al-
~ tfumpe mon NE leaders and
'fnor sa, tyicior eo.ffea
eunf Rasie Red Bank Boocie
ecolumfa 9s7ee has ,hc QUITS
rano 'Naa said,
ROT JAzz Jeiry leromes'
Jamminc VIII Jerry" and Rose
~ WASHINGTON square Asch
1877 l5oii features Jerome &C.
lecilc tenor sax Charlie Sharers
Crisp fmmpoting and peiroifer
liNy Stegmeiers Nccel'Dt clari.
ne' BILLIE 1oidav- THAT ole
Devil called Love- (Decca 1891
IS one ~ Indy bays hes Sides
pr'hcs'ra Is roofs cammaia
win strings Eamond lialf an
E.lie 1911 star has ono Or lis
itucst sislrs On Shaniy IN Ole
sliaiy Town commodore $50
Win Caravan on tAe reverse
i"aofips Teddy Wilson al the
piano' and % uafsc he SUI
pcrb Han Clarinet Hank
pAmicos Easi 81 tic sun and
over mo EainhoN fNaional
'No5 9oosi have cor, COLI $ drums
~ N''sf s'iiaa mass md john
'y Gnarnieri's plano. Joe Mar
''"N Ieto liour ana Don't
70 u End Black and White
i-oi ie02l aso sensational
plas'lf records iaele Cirard
on no. harp Too Thomas trum-
pct and great new guitar.
chuch Wayne ali his and
Leonard fealher too. See Won
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
AND
SHADOWS
Continued from Page s

rcation or adequate supervision
tor Negro troops stationed a, For
Hin.
Now Joe Louis is 10 aid in sers.
alon and probably a fence "A 10
be built around the camp 81 piau
are announced for bicaAirs 10
this aIl-Neero stevedore uu r
fot promoting into other ser,i
men who VAN, 10 fight as woi. a.
work for their country
In Round Numbers
BACK IN February. Mayor Ia.
l'uardla dealt the nnmber> rack.
ct a bods hIow by getting stock
market totals printed In round
numbers. And whoever heard Of
a number player dreaming ia
round numbers, But recent
raid ~ Harlem showed thai the
racket ha~pro,ided an easy onii
Take the fifth number from the
right IN each Of three exchange
sales, and you have the winning
number Tor that day The
numbers racket i lust As lngeu.
ious rs the Little Flower.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
DREAM : NUMBERS BOOK

What did you DREAM last night?
DO you play Policy numbers +?
Then get This BHoh It's based On
Psychology OF Dreams aud Num-
hers Why Guess Use Il as
Your Guide If You believe In
Lucky Numbers and Dreams: let
this book become Your Better Luck
Key. Send 81 and We mail POST
paid or write card and n will be-
sent COD (pay si3i on De-
liveryl Try 10 Change Your Luck
Don't Delay. Order now, DENNCO.
Dept. S. Box 1851, Kansas City 10,
No.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
Say You Saw 1t in
Detroit Tribune

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28

Staff SIT. M..am ipMt eR 2s.is evei efsaN- Ni.n
the Md-Ngh, Mar 'tne b.>ab.. h"' afe IS hs q
about the i'd crowd Hos stationed Frefm ar Field
Indiana langley Waller nas gone into ne ph9oyraFing
business IN Hartm Allen Mcclellan who has been
looking heat arc nd PefSh.ng sote h gi"en RE-
ported from dnwr ~ostn N as seen 1S tsn aEo n.sl
me under Rose NarGs virg AZ FL. GRoTID Ana
Sonny Thompson on ng
According to line reports, Kay HardmAn may get
..appiny 10 comes too soon Leah Lady, Wright
~ P.t Rrook. have divided Willie Lee and Vir
gina Blake have merged Justine Middleton tete-
ing Pvt. Arthur Los Angeles Williams who recently
returned from and his cousin, Marie WINS
Alice Lovely One Carlton breAkfsstng at DuSable
Grill with James Chuck and Chuckles) Walker
And sonny Thompson is coming
Wofder urt FfHs Berr' Is dodgtg 'haf ltlfn i"ff
s.sae sron ~a t.4rse n4r-.l Singleton 81 MO
Jesse Prse er-mnyr maa, has aned joe Neon sana
O-ear lna,agerl Nyrck q n f'roi,o ana f't,nl'g
Iosrg. M FAN and can ~ way back ~. lof-
erre Ii rer'- ~ TIE Grand Terrace chorus nov =
~ exrer X-ra teehri an and s. co,igE sonny 4
Thongsor f. coming ard that's CENSORED DIS
PATCHES
Copyright ls45, by Ted Watson)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
uNcENsoRED DISPATCHES

= ~
New York heauca reporters cnseh rimorS on ao ar
loway divorce. Check also, on DC socialtt nam
ed 'Nuff," Fiaeh Il Erskne Hawkins taxes 'eSs
dough than other band leaders on tha oie NcHh utaI'
then ae. not wise hen another thing. have my
doubts Billy Eckstine gong NIP that spot Al ANY
time sonny Barnetf hes 10 NJ & neNi month
Jeter and Pillars and their orchestra, skedded FOR
string of one-nighters according to reports nave
been mixed from the Berle Adams set-up Noble
Sssle who disbanded his band at NYC after playing
the Apollo, has been about town with DICK
Campbell looking for talent for USO show
Why that Campbell doesn't accept Willie BRYANT
who has USO credit Could It be professional
Jealousy?
Speakrg 81 Brsant reminds thar be has mixed that
"Wishng Wenn iega ,oh with E'hel Waters account
OF no scrip ha, been Written or MN J,an "fh, Nho
once led 4 cirl orchestra now ssafng u m Chieago
has or v i HE p NNC Rhumbooqe advertised NJ ~
MURRAY but no diee billboard Torified he current
Boogie show Iohn Sippel Responsible
LINE NEWS
Raleigh Joyce. a local lad is winning laures on the
Morris Sachs amateur seq - IL y rePor'ee that
comes the end OF this month Cole Porter Is IN
trouble with Ira Arnsten, who claims fiiehins on
Porters part Henry Hervey's new sss-lne car
toon "Cl Groans'' is Scoops Carey and
Juanita girl reporter Logan in huddle at the Per-
shing And Sonny Thompson s coming
Wiseaeres arolnd '9wn ans vonatr1tg lryng DO
Tines hapcnet Joe leaIs pssss ageri KAN Walef
OF the Four Ae and irene II t'rofto chorus ~
"a are be 5niinr i.tit,r oeesa Splzzy aniied n
fror S+ t,S tr q rht ea r4klrg ofg WIKI his lowry
wfe ana Far Hines pa.iue West and bills Mason
have become irantN MafNt -Ma}iheMS hafh -i't
Narhattan Ard Sarns Thompson coming
Mary (she's Jes,yes sister Scott, has been seen
pIayine the spots recently With recollection OF
Earl piano. Mason, who is in NYC rehearsing with
. ne.. band jimmy ballads but no blues Ander-
son who arrived in Gotham TO find Noble Sissle had
disbanded, nov is working manager Of Jimmy
(Raeon'.y chicken shack According a late flash,
Jimmy Anderson will be peneied IN on current
Latin Quarter show.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-20

zdajle. Pa zbogorn, lahko noe
I" in Sc je zavrtela in stekla
k avtomobilu ma cesto, Meta
pa je segla v roki TIM in Cor
niku, rekoc: h.
PA prav dobro zabavo ze-
lim!" Skrivaj je pomeziknila
TIM, Gornik pa Sc je globoko
priklonil in pray tako globoko
oddahnil, ko je sedal spet ma
svoj prostor. Meta in Poldi sta
ze sedeli v avtomobilu, XII je
hrescaje zavrisnil in odbreneal
proti Miramaru.
"Hvala Bogu," je zavzdihni-
la Tina, danes nisem "a vecjo
druzbo." -..
"Tudi JAZZ ne, gospa, je pre-
lepo vse tu okrog, da hi prega-
njal cas- praznimi besedami,
kar :je v vecji druzbi obicajno." !"
Tina Sc je molce zazrla v ten
ko, svileno, rozasto nebo in "
morje, XII je medlelo v nebesnih
odsevih in sc v neznem, nalah-
nem valovanju smehljalo in
smehljalo v neskoncnem poko-
ju. Predmrak je bozajoce izte-
gal modro mehkobo in disav je
bio vec in vec in zdaj pa zdaj
Sc je hriba oglasil kos in
vines slavcek, da je Tina neho-
te zavzdihnila in sc ozrla v
Gornika. Pa je zardela, ko je
videla njegov globoki pogled in
je vedela, da jo je opazoval ze
yes cas-. Gornik je vzdrhtel in
dejal:
"Vso to lepoto vidim ma va
sem obrazu.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-20

'Mogoce, zdajle mi je zares
lepo, ker sem brez misli.
"A &c bi rnislili?'' !.
"Ah, potem potern bi me
niti ne hotel pogledati."
sTako? So tako nude vase
misli, gospa r
''Zelo SO hude."
ITO SO skrivnosti ?"
''Kaj skrivnosti! Costa! - Pa
zdajle hi sla. Greste ?"
Malo Sc je zacudil Gornik, a
je koj vstal. !
lDalje pr1hodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-20

In 70 Je IepO, Ga sta MOI IN
zena istih misli in obcutkov,"
je nadaljeval Gornik.
Tina pa je povzela: "ceprav
ma razlicnih podlagah. Pa sal
vem, tudi podlaga je bila brz-
kone ista.'' .. = @
"Hudic - denar," je sepni-
la Meta, a Sc koj nato ma yes
glas zasmejala.
Tina je molcala, Gorniku je
bio spet sitno. Meta pa Sc je
zabavala zaradi molka obeh, a
nenadoma je vzkliknila:.
'Poldi - o, Poldi!"
Gornik in Tina sta Sc ozrla,
Meta pa je odhitela cd mize in
sc VISA zivahna vrnila in deja-
la:
"To je dobro, da 81 prisla,
Poldi! Sal 10 poznata? Torej
prav; kar sedi."
"Gospa Bizjakova, &c Sc ne
motirn," je vprasal Gornik.
"Da, Bizjakova, zena omega
bogatega vinskega trgovca, !"
je sepnila Tina Gorniku.
VISA zivahna je bila Poldi Biz
jakova, a ia zivahnost je bila
nekam nerodna, sekajoca. Hip
"a hipom Sc je zgenila, sunko-
ma vstajala in sedala, poprav-
ljala lase, obleko; zdaj je 60
vorila glasno, zdaj tho, Sc sme-
jala vse vprek in hihitala brez
konca in kraja.
''Kako 81 nervozna," je deja-
la Tina, XII ze nj mogla vec mol
&c gledati Poldi, XII je pravila
Nett o svojem danasnjem izle-
tn in Sc zibaje zadevala obnjo
in toliko, da nj poskocila cd mi
re.
"Nervozna, Tina, nervozna, ~
je vzkliknila. "Saj to je moder-
no, sal to je prav, ha-ha-ha!
Vsi so Sc zasmejali, ne toll
ko zaradi vsebine besed kakor
zaradi Poldi same, kako jih je
povedala. Brz potem je povze-
la:
"Ti imas avto zunaj, kaj, Me.
ta?"
"Da."
"Ah, to hi bilo imenitno, &c
hi Sc zdajle odpeljali KAN. Da
Bi sli vsi trije?"
Nett je bilo prav, a Tina :je
odlocho odklonila in Gornik Sc
je oprostil.
PA ne - pa sc peljiva sa.
NIL" je hitela Poldi.
ne, a Tino sem JAZZ povabila
pref, da sva Sc pripeljai SEM
kaj in zato bi ne bilo lepo,
&c ~"
"Ah, kaj lepo! Sal Sc pozna-
mo-" je vzkliknila Poldi, Tina
pa je odvrnila:
"Zaradi meme, Meta, kakor
hoces; prav mic tt ne bonn Ste
la v zlo, &c me pustis. Sal bi
sla prav rada pes proti domu."
"Rada pes? No, a pref 81. "
Pa je umolknila, ko je zasluti-
la Tinino zeljo, da bi bila rada
sama z Gornikom in je koj VISTA
Ia, rekoc:
"Torej, &c ne hos huda
vi, gospod Gornik, ste tako od-
klonili, pa pojdiva, Poldi!"
"Tako, tako; dobro je tako,''
je hitela Poldi. I'm utegne va
ma biti zal, Tina, tako lepo DO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-20
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ii ne pomislila, da ga ljubis."
"Mogoce, a brez denarja me-"
"Ljubezen, Tina - in de-
mari"
"Jaz sem TAXA, Meta, in ne
morem videti nicesar lepega, &c
moran stediti, misliti in sc
mrcvariti S tistimi groznimi ze-
lodcnimi in oblacilnimi skrbmi." I"
"Oblacilnimi - imenitno -
to ze disi po oblakih."
"saj so tudi posteni, crni O.
blaki to. - Yes, studi sc mi ze
vse skupaj in mraz me strese,
ko stopim v svoje stanovanje
in zivim tako zivljenje z mo-
zem, S clovekom, XII nj niti "a
milimeter podoben meni. Pa
VEN, &c hi bill denar, hi bilo do
bro"
''In Wanda? Otrok? Mati?"
Tina sc je zdrznila in mrko
odgovorila:
"Glede tega pa vem, da nj
sem, kar bi morala biti. A JAZZ
sem TAXA - in ceprav me vca-
sih pece vest, ne morem cato,
TAXA sem. Vse materinstvo mi
je odslo v skrbeh "a vsakda-
MOST"
"Tako, Tina, poslusala sem
te. A kaj poreces k mojemu
slueaju? Kjer je bill denar in
vendar nj bio skupnosti in sre-
&c in sva sc locila z mozem ?"
''Kakor receno, tega pa ne
razumem.'
$50 Sc druge tocke, yes; 81
rovosti srca tudi MISC stvari,
XII bi jih utegnil clovek prene
sti. - Sc vse tezje so cd de-
narnih zadev."
'Ne - tezjih ni::''
20, koliko je tezjih!'
"Zame me-"
''Ko ne ves!'
"Cakaj: pa &c so te in Sc de-
maria ni?"
"Potem - potem je res "
"Hudic. Pa pika. Pri meni je
tako. Kaj mems, uboga urad-
nikova zena, kakrsna sem JAZZ,
sal sc Sc lociti ne SINE. Vam,
milijonarjem, je pa to Sc v
cast"
"Ah, Tina!" In zvonko Sc je
zasmejala Meta.
"Res je tako a tudi meni
bo dovolj - in tudi JAZZ bonn
sla tvojo pot
"Cujmo, cujmo!"
"Bom 'sla, pa &c sc vse ma
glavo postavi.'
"Slisis, zakaj sva Sc medve
omozili, ko jih toliko in toliko
hrepeni po tel sreci!"
"Napaeen korak, kaj hoces,
a Sc sem ziva - in mrtvec no.
Gem biti. ziveti hocem, slisis,
ziveti in "
"Evo tt - gospod Gornik
prihaja!" je vzkliknila Meta in
re pozdravlja Gornika, XII je bill
re blizu njune mize. Tina Sc je
zdrznila, a v oceh je zaplapolal
ogenj in nasmehnila sc je.
"Klanjam Sc, milostljivi!" je
pozdravil Gornik in segal v ro-
ke TIM in Nett in ko je prvi po-
ljubil roko, jo je "a hip pridr-
zal v svoji in jo krepko stisnil.
"Kako prav, da ste prisli," je
hitela Meta, "kar sedite SEM
kaj v sredo in povejte mama
kaj prijetnega."
"Ce smem? PRAY rad" In
Gornik je sedel in slastjo je