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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-27
Meetings Scheduled, Preparations
Being Completed For 9Th War Loan

Preparation for Jackson coun-
TVS part in the mighty 7th War
Loan drive are beginning to take
shape with committees in process
of formation and several meetings
scheduled during the next two
weeks at which final plans will
be completed, w. B. Herring.
County War Finance Director,
said.
Jackson county has been as
signed a quota of 81, 253, 900 for
the seven-week drive, the third
largest county quota in the state.
However, employees of the In
gals Shipbuilding Corporation
have already set a quota of $780,
900 for the drive, approximately
half of the county total. Other
quotas have not yet been assigned,
Mr.. Herring said.
The drive will officially open
on May 14th and close on June
Both, the longest and largest drive
yet staged by the Treasury De-
partment.
The E-Bond quota for Mississip-
pi has been set at $29. ZOO, 900, APP
proximately $4,000. 900 more than
the quota for the 9th War Loan.
Preliminary Plans Made
Preliminary plans for the drive
were laid at a meeting of state,
district and county War Bond of
ficials recently at Gulfport.
Slogan for the 7th War Loan in
Mississippi is Seven Days for the
Seventh" with the about battle
cry bing, Lets Get the Job Done
by May Twenty-one."
An intensive drive will be
staged throughout the state to
make a staggering hole in quotas
during this seven day period.
1t was agreed at the Gulfport
meeting, officials who attended
said, that a short intensive drive
will be easier, and will give full
consideration to the time of busy
people who make up the county
Organization.
I'VE want to warn against a
feeling that our war assignments
will be almost complete with the
fall of Germany" they said. "We
must remember the tough job
ahead in the Pacific where we
have just begun to fight.
Meeting our E-Bond quota is
first consideration of the drive.
There will be only two War Loan
drives this year, instead OF the
usual three. This means that our
people can invest more in E
Bonds in this one"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-27
0PAM Makes New
Stamps Valid On
Tuesday Mayl

New red and blue stamps and
a new sugar stamp will be vail
dated May 1, according to an
announcement from the state
OPA office in Jackson.
Blue stamps w through CT
will become good for ten points
each for the purpose of process
ed foods. Stamps CT through ca
expire Saturday April 2e, and
as of Tuesday stamps H2 through
CT will be valid.
Red stamps, good for the pur-
chase of meats and fats, o.
through w will become good on
Tuesday. Stamps rs through KS
expire Saturday, April %, and
as of Tuesday stamps VS. through
w will all be good.
Sugar stamp So becomes good
for the purchase of five pounds
of sugar Tuesday and OPA off
CONTINUED on Page Eight
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-27

Pfc. jimmy HouSfon MlzeHe
The adjutant generals office at
Washington, D. c., has notified
Mrs. Eta Adams Mizelle of Kre-
ole that her husband, Pfc. Jimmy
Houston Mizelle, has been killed
in action in Germany.
Pfc. and Mrs. Mizelle were
married last July, only a short
time before he went overseas.
He had been in the service three
years. In civilian life he was an
employee of the Moss Point Pa
per Mill at Kreole.
Besides his widow the young
soldier is survived by his moth
er. Mrs. A. K. Mizelle of Bendale,
Miss, and seven brothers and
sisters. Three of his brothers,
Cpl. Cleve, Cpl. Leonard, and
Pfc. Dewey are all serving with
the United States Army in Ger
many. The others are Fred (Kre-
ole), Van, Joe and Govt of Ben
dale. Sis sister, Miss Frances, re-
sides with her mother at Ben
dale, His sister, Miss Frances, re-
ago.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-27
House Canvass Ends Clothes Drive;
Ask Men To Aid With Boxes AT Ceniers

With the National United
Clothing collection drive swing
ing into the final phase in Jack
son county, an urgent appeal for
assistance in sorting and pack
ing clothes Is well as for dona-
tons is being made in M o S
Point and Pascagoula.
Men were singled out for a
special request for aid in hand
hing the heavy packed boxes-a
request designed to needle the
conscience Of the man who has
com p1acently and painlessly
backed the nationwide drive by
urging his wife to do her share.
n Pascagoula men were remind
ed that the headquarters for the
collection located at the REQ
Cross offices are open during the
day with a member Of the super
vfsory committee, headed by
zzrs. S. B. McIlwain. present to
give any necessary directions
They were especially asked &c
lend their services Friday, Sat
ardat Or Monday night when tbs
rooms are open from 7 to 10 pm
The collection headquarters
where sorting and packing are IN
derway IN Moss Point n located
e The Community House.
The drive is officially closed
Monday but to date the quota Of
eIothing adopted BY Jackson
county has not been filled.
CanvessEng Underway
House 10 house canvassing in
18th ESss Point ard Paseagoula
taIs week is expected 10 swell
1continued on Page Eight
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-27
Ernest Ros Freed
War Prison Camp
At HommeIburg

Joy came to Mrs. Vincent Ros,
grandmother. and the brothers
and sisters of Pfc. Ernest Ros
Wednesday afternoon when a ca
blegram was received telling that
he is well and hopes to soon be
home.
Pfc. RIOS was taken prisoner by
the Germans in the Belgian cam
paign only a few weeks after his
arrival overseas.
The family learned some weeks
after he was reported as missing
that he was IN 3 war prison camp.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-27
Mail Delivery For
Moss Point July |
Postmaster Says

L. B. Robinson, postmaster, has
received authority from the post
office department in Washington.
d. c., TO start city mail delivery
service in Moss Point beginning
July /.
This will be the first time Moss
Pointians have had mail deliv-
cry. Work has been underway
on securing this service for the
city for some time by civic or
CARNATIONS and in preparation
the residences were recently
numbered by the Rotary club and
Young Mems Business club.
All patrons Of the Moss Point
office are asked to see that their
house numbers are complete and
to install letter boxes or door
slots for the reception of mail.
Everyone desiring to retain a
post office box may do so but
mail will be delivered to indivi-
duals at only one address-either
the post office box or the resi-
denee. Ali persons wishing to
have mail delivered to their resi-
dence should start using the
street address Immediately as this
will be helpful in organizing car
rier routes, MI. Robinson de-
ANY further information re-
garding delivery may be obtained
at the post office, the postmas-
Ter said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-27

that the sale of tangible prop
erty was not involved, but mere
~ the use of it. and ordered the
commission TO pay the refund.
In this weeks decision the
court overrhled a suggestion OF
error in the suit on behalf of the
tax commission by j. II. Sumrall.
thereby refusing to upset the
original decision of the court.
Would Be Chaotic"
In filing his suggestion of err
ror application Mr.. Sumrall told
the court hat if the opinion was
allowed 10 stand it would be
chaotic to the commission.
While tho particular case in
wolves only approximately $500,
Mr.. Sumrall said It would be APP
plieahle to other business estab-
lishments which had paid the
tax through the years on per
sonal services. Refunds, he said.
would amount to several million
dollars He said the automotive
and allied groups would be enti-
tied to refunds in excess Of $780,
900 for taxes paid last year.
Since the rationing program
started approximately I.500,0 900
tires have been recapped for
which So each was charged. Tax
es paid on these transactions We're
Continued on Page Eight
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-27
ingalls, Yard VIII Start Manufacture
OF First Diesel Locomotive Next Month
1900 Horsepower Rood-Switcher Scheduled
For Completion In September; ENGINEERS
Take Option On Building Of Fourth Dredge

Work will start on construction of the first Diesel electric
locomotive at the Ingalls, Shipbulding Corporations Pasca-
goula yard next month with the scheduled completion Gate
in September, officials of the corporation announced this
week.
This announcement marked the completion of plans long
in process of formation at the yard, and is the result OF re-
search and study by engineers and officials of the corporation
to find a product for manufacture that would supplement
in the post war period and at the same time
employ virtually the same skilled labor and personnel setup
now used in the building of ships.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-27

News that their son. Cpl. No.
bic S. Kirkwood has been miss
ing since action in Germany
March n, has been received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kirkwood oil
Wade, Miss. The notification
came in the form of a telegram
from the Adjutant Generals Of
flee.
Cpl. Kirkwood entered the SER
vice approximately two and a
half years ago and was sent over
seas in October 1914, after COM
pleting his training at Camp
Gruber. Okla.
Prior to entering the Army he
worked at the Wainwright ship
yard in Panama City. Fla. He
is a graduate of the Wade High
school.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-27

Practically al the gunpowder
used bv both sides in World War
II IS manufactured from wood
pulp.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-27
Priority Advisor To
Be In oscogoulo
On Tuesday, May l

E. L. Gulledge Of the War Pro-
duction Board from the Jackson
headquarters will be in Pasea-
goula at the Chamber of Com
merce offices Tuesday, May l. at
10 m. for the purpose of assist
ing anyone needing advice on
priorities. A. c. Mcintosh, dis
trict manager, announced.
Influenza. also known as Rus
sian fever. Spanish Influenza,
Catarrhal fever and La Grippe,
has been known and described
since about 400 Be-.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-27

The United States uses nearly
500 pounds Of paper per person
per year,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-27

Coffee originally came from
Arabia.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29

sUMMoNs ZOE PUBLICATION

SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN tina District COHrt Of the Eighth Judicial
District of the State of Montana, in and
for the County OF Cascade.
CHARLES KOUHY, Plaintiff, VS.. FREDA
WICGINS KOURY, Defendant
THE STATE OF MONTANA Sends
Greetings 10 the Above Named Defendants.
and To Each of Them.
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the
complaint In this action which Is filed In
the office of the Clerk of this Court a
copy of which Is herewith served upon one
OF you In each County wherein any Of you
reside, and to file your answer and serve
copy thereof upon the plaintiffs attor-
ney within twenty days after the service
of this Summons, exclusive of the day OF
service, and in case of your failure to
appear or answer, Judgment will be taken
against you, by default for the relief de
manded in the complaint for a divorce.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said
Court this 10th day of December, 1D45.
AGNES SCFTRAPPS.
COURT SEAL) Clerk.
BY ELEANOR MCKENZIE,
Deputy Clerk.
SAM BARER,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
107 Sth So. No.
Great Falls. Montana.
Date of first publication Dec. IS. 1045. *
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Completion Near

Continued From Page ID
the week. Several compilations were
recorded, but none appeared to be
above average.
The full field report:
CONTRADICTIONS 4
c SCI NE 12-36N6W
spudded 1z-13-45; top Colorado. 500;
drilling, $50.
CAwYER~wEAvER NO.
CEM wa SWA 27-S9N-6W
spndded 11-21-45. COMPLETION 1920
IS; tn, 2S94 Small wen.
A. ID. COBB-JACKEON NO. S
NE NE NE 5-S2N-5W
DEazaaoNM-YRKRAL 1zs NO. a.
NV NE NV 25-S2M.6W,
q. s. gRARY-CHATTERTON NO.
sE NE NE 22-SzN6W
Rig up.
HAxLoN.zNLARD RGPTRE.TRTBAL ss7
SE SIC sw i2-s2N-sw
Spu(ded a-l2-45. COMPLETION 12-l7-45;
It'd, S100. Est initial so BOPD.
HANNAM.r0RTKR-T s0T NO.
SIC NE NE 28-31N-6W
Spudded 7-244s: standing, Is.
HANNAHlP0RTER-TBx 343 NO.
Sc 81 SE %3-32N-6W
spudded 1866; whipstock cemented,
1886. Standing, 1880.
INLAND MnaPK@E-TR8nAL sos no.
NV Sc SIC 26-31N-SW
Spudded 1855; standing. 300.
JACK LEwfs!TREBAL CONTRACT IS NO.
NV NV NE ze-s2N-sw
Spudded 11-12-45; standing 2450.
McDONALD, HENDERSON q OVERCAST
ssE@ NO. A.
Sc NE NV 14-S3N-6W
spudded i1-12-z5; Voc. 5h-inch landed.
2S73.
NoRrHwEsT.naAG urRRsrnrBAL so4 NO.
cNA NEA NwA 2sszN-Ow
Location
PLoTKE-ENLAND EXPIRE TRIBAL ses
Sc NE Sc 1l-szN-sw
Spudded 8-25-45; drilling, $50.
TEXAC0-HEHGEEB NO.
c SE NE f9-s3-Sw
Spudded 7-25-45: standing $3.50.
TExAs-MORREsON NO IL
$50 N Of Sw corner 22-S5N-eW
UNEoN-A HARRINGTON NO.
Sc NV SW 1S-33N-5W
| Location.
UNEON-FRED HARRINGTON NO.
| NV NV NV 1D-3SN-5W
spudaed f1-44s. COMPLETION 12-21-4s;
| I'D. 2D4I. Small well.
UNION-FUKLER NO.
NV SW Sc 17-33N-5W
Location.
UNEON.CAKWEs N0.
Sc Sc NV e-3sN-5W
Spudded 1870 As: drilling. 27s0.
UNEOw.LANGEBEER NO.
NE NV NE NV 1&35N-5W
Spudded 1928 IS; drilling, 55.
UNION-RTCNEY NO. 0
So 81 NwA 2-SSN-ew
Location.
UNTON-gCHEUREN no. 9
SW 2033N-6W
Spudded 11r13-45. COMPLETION 12~27-
As. I'd, See0. S1nall we'll
UNEON.wARFHEH4D no.
NE Sc B35N-EW
Location.
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WKAxsAsK on ON AND GAS LEASES

A"&~A@~es~A@&~ @M 1884, $3.50 ~Ae@A@ A&A~~A@@@3"e
Husky Refining Co, TO G. W. Rankin.
G ne, 1s-3s-1e.
North American Car Corp, TO same. e
ne, 18-36-1e.
Carter on Co, to same, ne Sc 10, NV,
z0-36-1e.
Carter OH Co., to e. c. Edwin Baldwin.
w G, 7-36-1e.
John Neau, A. z. Deipple and J, w.
FerT0n 60 1omnxa Hanson, sw Sc 2, NV ne,
9 ne. l1-3s-4w; lots 3, 4, 8, Sc NV 6, W e,
w, 7-3A-1w.
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Completion OF

nelg1t 10 smut O1i tttS tttAu Szktu
water.
Flow tanks were erected on this
lease Thursday and this wen was
scheduled TO begin drilling plug Fri.
day, with prospects it would be
completion today or tomorrow OPP
orators who saw it in action when
it was flowing combination of oil
and water estimated it might make
500 barrels of oil daily.
Between this well and the
Schrock-F'ifer producers, n alph
Chamberlain Thursday night began
running pipe to drill the plug IN
his No. l Charles, with the expecta-
ton this well will be a completion
by the time this appears in print.
Unlike other competitions in the
field so far, this well is to be bailed
and sWabbed to clean the sand face
before being placed on production,
with the expectation it viii provide
a measure of top potentialities of
the producing sand.
Continental Oil Company has also
been held up by adverse operating
conditions and has not gun per
forated the pipe in its No. Brown,
a diagonal northwest Offset to the
discovery we'll. Pipe was landed at
1882 feet in this WELL at the base
of the porous section of the Ellis,
with plans made to produce through
perforatiOnS. II was expected per
fOrating would be under way Satur-
day and a test made shortly there
after.
Continental has dug rotary pit,
but has not begun moving tools
to it's No. / Charles, offsetting the
Chamberlain-Charle well on the
east.
Bin Hanlon is repeatedly spudd-
ing his No. / Mitchell, east of
present production.
No other locations were an
nounced in the field this week,
though Chamberlain has announced
plans for moving Immediately one
! location to the west, for his No. 2
Charles, following completion of the
well now drilling in.
Until there is a definite medera-
ton in the weather, it is believed
very few additional locations will
be made.
The full field report:
SCHROCK.FTFER NO. b.
ellis Discovery WeIll
NV NV NV 21-1Sfg-30E
Flowing 1856 barrels of Si-gravity oil
daily from Ellis sand, at 1894.
SCHROCK-FIFER NO. e.
Sc NV NV 21-15N-30E
COMPLETION 11-s-@6; top Ellis, 1892
I'd, 14o3. Flowing well, 6b BOPD.
sCHR0CE-FKFER NO. s.
SW NV NV 21-16N-30E
Top Ellis LA: cored TO TDr 1885
sCHROCK.FIFER mo- a.
NE NE NE 20-15N-30E
COMPLETION. I'd, 1a23 Ton Ellis
1891; flowing 2Ss BOPD.
SCHROCK-FFFER no. s.
$50 #. e. of Discovery Well
COMPLETION. I'd. 1924. Top Ellis
1890. Flowing IT'S BOPD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. r.
NE SW NV 21-16N-30E
Pipe set, 1903. Drilling In.
CONTTNENTAIrBR0wN NO. L.
SE SIC Sc T7-fEN-30E
Testing through perforatlons. I'd, 1882
C0NTENRNTAIpCHARLE No. T.
G NV Sc INV 21-15N-30E
Rotary pit dug.
HUNT-0DEA NO. 5-A--
NE NE 20-1SN-30E
Old second sand producer deepening
from 968 feet Flowing oil and waite
from 1376-13e6. Hole cemented. NOV
drilling plug.
HANLON-AFTCHEK1L NO.
SW NV SW NE 21-15N-30E
Spudding.
Several WACs in London wer
riding a crowded bus. One of Their
managed to get seat but Lime
standing nearby kept falling int
her lap Finally, she accused hir
sweetly of being Laplander.
The Liney g1ffawed and latel
when recounting the incident sale
And do you know what she Gale
me? A bloomin' Eskimo. Haw!'
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A salesman making two-week
stay in town bought some limburger
cheese to eat in his room. When he
got ready to leave, he still had half
of it. He didn't want to pack it, nor
did ne want to leave it lying in the
room, so he buried it in the dirt of
a ported plant on the window sill.
A few days later he received a
telegram from the hotel: eve give
up. Where did you put it?"
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Wyoming



Ccamszmnsd From Page 81
pipe at 1895 Top Muddy Slit DIST $3.50
deflssts par day. schIunaberx Sr.- 500
eOs2. Drilling, 1855.
Pare Qu no.
Setting 1oanch. $3.50. I'd, $500.
Rock River Dome
(Albany County,
ohas~ Massasem q Cooper No. 10
Dralling, 1890.
Send Drew
(Hos Springs County,
sana Draw on Co~East saas Draw Unit
sW NV sw 24s2N-s5w
Standing 6116.
S0T0ioq0
Carbon County,
Reserve Walker No. 1
G SW SW 12-1SN-85W
Drilling, $3.50.
Shxwnee WildcGt
(COmverse County,
Cmrser-C-1&8
gW NV 1S-33N-6eW
spudded o-2145; cored 5e00-6, rec. ~
64G0.
Sheridan Prospect
(shersdsn County,
Tsxaoo-Forbes No.
@ SE NE 1G-55-S5W
Drilling, 1881.
Skull Creek
weston County,
Mertoa O. siegel-state No.
c SW NE 16-44N62W
Showing for commercial well in Muddy
sand. 3342-3S6s. Testing. I'd. 3412. P.B.,
1896.
South Byron Field
(Big Horn County,
TaxSor-Govt. No.
9 gW NE 31-69Nle6w
I'd, 6067; P.B, 2T15.
South LG B0rqe Field
QAncoIm County
joe Mlnton-Govst No.
sW Sw NE 20-26N-113w
Voc, So7.
Spence Dome
Chg Horn County,
swartout ct aI-spence No.
CIV SW NV 4-54N-04W
Testing, 800.
Mc(sraw-Goyt No.
INV SW Sc e-64N-04W
Rig up.
Steamboat Butte
Fremont County,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E-5
NE NE SW 6-SN-1W
Swabbing from 1850.
Observation-Disclosures rs
NE NE NV 5-8N-1W
Derrick up.
British neF4cam-Trfbm C-6
NV NV NE 19-4N-1W
Top Tensleep. 1922. 5h inch. set 1881.
Bailing and testing.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CT
c SWA 32-4N-1W
Gas producer. Not gagged.
Bxifish-Arneracan-rrzhaI C-s
NV SW NE 82-4N-1W
Derrick up.
Tdble Rock District
(sweetwater County,
Texas Una4 No.
Sc NV NV 1-1SN-9SW
Waiting on rig.
West Cherokee Ridge
(BweetwaeeE County,
Csesss sewvsee-Umst No.
SW SW Be SAI3N-8TW
D.S.T.s 64S&-GBG4, 9@H show and 500 fee
salt w@t@r. Got salt water, DIST 6746
Ran finch TO 074S. PERI 6S10-30. Sal
water. Also got salt water, 5735-70- COM
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29

Several WACs in London were
riding a crowded bus One of them
managed to get seat but a Limey
standing nearby kept falling into
her lap Finally, she accused him
sweetly of being a Laplander.
The Limey guffawed and later,
when recounting the incident said:
"And do you know what she called
me? A bloomin' Eskimo. Hawp'
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-12-29
West Cherokee Ridge
(sweetwaseT County,

CEess@ Se*vsee URtt no.
SW SW Be SAr1SN-0TW
DIST. 64S&-GB04 Rmn show and 500 feet
salt w@t@r. Got salt water, DIST 6745.
Ran finch to 68zS. PERI. 6s10-30. Salt
water. Also got salt water, 5735-70. COM
PLETTcN r. n A.
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v METEZU
MARIJA KMEToVA
Roman


stvo! Druhal. Nenasitna zrela
Sc kar tako odpirajo in zobje sc
svetlikajo, cmokaje goltajo, gol-
tajo, - "a suho zemljo hi sli v
ogenj in smrt. Fejl Vse bi prijel
"a nos, jih zvezal z vrvjo in jih
vlacil sem pa tja-in Sc pete hi
mi lizali. In to so ljudje! Zen
ske-vse prodane, moski-vsi
prodani; gnetejo Sc in gnetejo in
stopajo drug drugemu ma glavo.
All, kako je to smesno!
"Pa kaj, dalec je, da hi me
bolelo-se bolj dalec, da hi Sc
potopil vanje." ''Naprej!" je
zaklical, ko je mahoma zaslisal
trkanje in Sc malomarno ozrl
proti vratom. Pa je takoj vstal
in odlozil smotko.
'Klanjam SCI"
"Dober dan. Mole ime -"
"Vem, vem-gospa Mlakarje-
va. Izvolite!" in je ponudil pro-
stor tik pisalnika in tudi sam
sedel. Tina je bila nekoliko v
zadregi in je dejala:
xvi me poznate, gospod dok-
tor"
"Pa seveda! Lepega obraza ne
pozabis kar takole-kaj sc ne
spominjate?"
''Morda-zdi sc nina neki
veselici -"
II kajpa-lani o pustu! Lep
praznik-pust-kaj? In vsi smo
bill maskirani."
"Jaz ne-in tudi vi, kolikor
vem ."
20, gospa, sal danes nj pust
in nosite masko, ha, kaj nj RESI-"
''Masko? A tako-ze razu-
mem; a danes -"
"Vam nj do mask, vem. Izvo-
lite jo sneti. Oprostite, reci no.
Gem: cemu Sc imam zahvaliti "a
cast vasega obiska. - Da torej
govorim v besedah, XII so sploh
in sploh."
I'm sploh, gospod doktor, ne
utegnem dosti ."
''Hvala."
(Dalje pr1hodnJic)
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| lie ze cele gruce radovednezev.
Postajali so "a par minut, ma
dejaje Sc, da Sc stvar takoj
zacne, pa Sc zopet razhajali.
Oh enajstih je prislo nekaj
oddelkov mestnih straznikov, XII
SO zaceli takoj skrbeti, da Sc
Ipromet. ne zagozdi, zakaj vsak
hip so Sc tvorile move skupine
ma cesti. IL. rr>+e4
KmaIu so prisli prvi povab-
ljenci, tisti, XII so hoteli imeti
ugodne prostore, da bi vse vi
deli. Posedli SO po klopeh sred-
ME ladje, ma koncu.
Polagoma so prihajali drugi,
dame S sumecimi oblekami, vse
v svili, resni mozje, skoraj sami
Iplesci, XII so korakali z druzab-
no korektnostjo, da so bill ma
tenn mestu Sc resnejsi videti.
Cerkev Sc je pocasi polnila.
[Solnce je lilo skozi velikanska
odprta vrats in je sijalo ma pr
We vrste, kjer so sedeli prija-
telji. V koru, XII je bill nekoli-
ko teman, je sijal oltar, yes v
svecah, v rumeni luci, XII je bila
pohlevna in bleda v primeri z
jarko svetolobo, XII je prihajala
ma drugi strani skozi odprtino
velikih, vrat.
Znanci so Sc pozdravljali, 81
namigavali, Sc zbirali v gruce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-03
(Nadaljevanje)

Osiveli, tehtni in ugledni zur-
nalisti MISC vec skomizgali z ra-
meni, kadar je nanesla govorica
ma "Vie franchise" Nagli in po-
polni uspeh je izbrisal prezir
resnih pisateljev, S katerim SO
gledali zacetkoma ma ia list.
Poroka glavnega njegovega
urednika je bila pravi dogodek
"a Pariz, ker SO bill vzbujali zad-
ME case Georges Du Roy in
Walterjevi precej zanimanja.
Vsi ljudje, katerih imena Sc ci-
tajo o raznih svecanostnih pri-
likah med dnevnimi vestmi, so
sklenili, da sc vdeleze svatbe.
Dogodek Sc je vrsil jasnega
jesenskega dne. ze oh osmi uri
zjutraj so razgrnili usluzbenci
pri Madeleni po stopnicah pri
vhodu te cerkve, XII kraljuje
mad vso rue Royale, velika
rdeco preprogo, da so Sc setal-
ci ustavljali in so Parizani vi
deli, da Sc pripravlja veliko
slavic.
Uradniki, XII so hodili v svoje
pisarne, delavke, komiji, vsi so
Sc ustavljali, gledali in ugiba-
Ii to in ono bogatinih, XII raz-
sipljejo toliko denarja "a svo-
10 poroko.
Proti deseti uri so Sc nabira-