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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-18
BY RIITH MILLETT

Whats the Matetr With the Family?" asks Margaret Mead, the noted anthoropologist, in recent article in Harper's Magazine
 She answers the question by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-18
TOMATO CATSUP (Yield: 6 Pints)

Eight quarts sliced tomatoes, 5 onions, chopped. 1 red pepper, chopped, IF cups light corn syrup, 1 pound brown sugar, tablespoon whole mace, tablespoon whole cloves, tablespoon salt, 1 table spoon celery seed, tablespoon mustard seed.
 Mix all ingredients in saucepan. Simmer until condensed to one-half in volume. Force through sieve
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-18

Postwar product making de- but today is the burn-proof iron ing board cover of Asbeston. Fabric was developed primarily for fire-fighting suits for the service, but limited quantities are now being channeled into civilian production. The forgetful house. wife above, who leaves her iron on the board while she tends to some thing else, has nothing to worry about because the asbestos fiber cover will withstand the heat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-18
AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE ABOUT NEW GAS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES

able buy anything they need Such reasoning might mistake many instances.
 We should happy indeed could obtain quantity appliances such efgao washing machines and popular models vtay needed by But mindful of the fact that this engaged it will be difficult for manufacturers small fraction of the appliance civilian of
 tits everything possible keep equipment good repair Further recommend that appliance dealer and let him know immediate needs and also future needs Through like this dealer will be able quicker and better when appliances actually become available in quantity. Talk it with him now
 One thing the Japan defeated the will the day when electric appliances kind will be available And all all bonds possibly afford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-18

saying The family, Ameri- ~can style, 1945, lacks the old familiar props and properties upon which we have all been d e p e Il d i n g. Those who live ~within it are Suddenly faced -swith no design flor living"
 And she sug- gests that the young folks vii. be better able to v,ovar o1,t all the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-18
By GAYNOR MADDOX

Tomato marmalade, catsup and chili sauce make many otherwise rather dull foods taste better. That's why they belong is today's home canning picture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-18

NEARLY three the manufacture of almost all major and curtaid dacaly thereafter stopped completely Ever since then we have urged their household appliance be- probability that few, appliances would be available again until after the
 belief that the people of this community particularly we'll throughout generally responded splenddy widespread appeal do everything possible make their appliances lso of dealer pairing equipment under trying has played large this program of conservation.
 Now importance keeping good work the older Much of will take could withstand n days Nobody knows just long will be before be replaced Lately have printed about the removal of restrictions the manufacture of feared people might let down vgant thought would be
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
EZ, Reckous
An Odd Trio
By John Todd

national News Service StaH Correspondent
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Musings
By Trooper
HOLLYWOOD. Dec. %

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. y.
HENRY O'NEILL, 80 years a
Jrouper of stage and screen,
looks back on a successful ca
reer as a business tycoon that
would make a Morgan, a Rookie
fellcr or a Du Pont look like
an ambitious bank clerk by
comparison.
"I've headed more corpora
tIOns than are listed i'm the
DOw-Jones index and held more
titles than "A Fascist Dictator"
he chuckled.
AS nearly as O'Neill can re-
member. his executive record
stacks up like this: president OF
Il railroads, chairman of the
board OF 10 universities. mayor
Of - cities, head of 50 banks
and top man at six department
stores.
THAT doesn't count all the
miscellaneous industrial con-
Germs I've bOssed and the 100
board meetings I've presided
at" he added modestly.
The man in The frock- coat
and striped trousers is Holly
woods symbol of free Amer
icaR endeavor and rugged en-
NcrpSise.
~ legend around Holly
wood that when "A Scenarist
writes the word millionaire" in
his script he might as well
write the name "O'Neill."
AriStocratic looking. with
keen blue eyes. gray hair. clean
cut features and kindly manner,
casting directors say the charm
ing Irishman was typed By ma
ture for patrician roles.
And all IL takes him 20 switch
from steely eyed industrialist
10 benign parish priest is a re-
Taxation of the facial muscles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Ex-Drunn Beater

WHEN SONNY TUFTS was
at Yale. he played the traps in
the undergraduate orchestra.
After graduation, deciding 10 go
into grand opera, he decided to
rid himself of his lowly JAZZ
drums and, arriving in New
York Giitty-,he- -efrcrfrd tiC- IN
strumcnts in the Grand Central
Station and threw the stub
away.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Greenstreet Off Screen
Sweet Old Gentleman

lie turned a quick smile and
heavy -lidded. turtle eyes on me
and spoke softly. in his native
British accent.
"For 40 years on the stage I
played comedy parts, mostly.
Three years ago Warner
Brothers sent me the script of
The Maltese Faicon' I liked
the part they proposed. 80 here
j anI-.-.-.-A- menace. .1--------------------
His collar and necktie Off. he
sat at his dTcSSing-table mirror
daubing a liquid from a bottle
into the SideburnS below the
egg bald forefront Of his head.
IT was TO, remove makeup. AL
cobol2 2---.-----
"No. it's Well. I've
used IL for years and can't
think what IL il. I'm cracking
up. diSintegrating, falling apart
with age"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
HOLLYWOOD. Dec %

HOLLYWOOD. Dec %
CNYDNEY GREENSTREET led
- the way into what seemed
an ominouS cavern. black as
midnight. and for terrifying
instant / felt that the hulking
screen menace was taking me
20 my doom poison, per
haps e.. blankct-mufflcd plS-
tol in the ribs, more probably
-Ic switched on the lights and
k. instead -MaS-a--cn comforts
ably furnished dressing room -
an apartment, really - coziiy
warm after the chill night air.
MIR. Greenstreet," said,
sinking into a chair as he re-
moved his muffler and an enor-
nous overcoat, I'D like 20 know
-what you're really like. Are YOU
the sinister, crafty character
We see on the screen
"Oh. heavens, no. hope
not"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Shamed by 6-Year-OId Girl

"The Who teaching brought in little 6year-
old girl To show the finished routine looked This little
terrific. knew could do the routine well
she had. 30 I quit dancing and went on the stage
II in 20 plays. In 1912 playing in Los Angeles
in Music My Mickey Rooney and back
stage Through him l "A contract.
"Of service interrupted my
but I've been In % pictures
Jim Davis 80 and a magnificent figure of a He is
6 feet 4 and weighs 200 pounds
Il born in Dearborn Mo. where father, IuciaR
Davis is Jim explained II lot Of things,
but I intended TO be- an actor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Warner Scout Grabs Him

about l8 months in school play and Warner
talent scout saw me- lie but then they
told tall and skinny 10 be an actor Right after
that M-G-M tested and signed me TO a contract
II have been in eight pictures
Wally Cassell %. He is feet 10 and weighs 15S
pounds.
born Italy" he said "but my parents brought
Brooklyn when a babe in started dancing
Kid social clubs for anything could
pick learning intricate dance routine to
the tune Of Chinatown" Remember IL?
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Ouqht to Be in Pictures

81 oit salesman In 1912 when day happened
TO be working in the Holly gym. \
and said You ought be in pictures He introduced
agent and the thing knew they giving
"A est
MY army service interrupted my hut have been
in 20 pictures.
You might say. too. that Wally Ca>se poor
John Garfield"
Cassell right back
And don't forget tell them that Davis mans
Jim Craig, who il a poor mans Clark Gable"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Ex-Dixinity Student. Ex-Hooferr
Ex-Salesman in M-G-M Drama

lust show you that Holywoods magic wand can strike
- in strange places exdivny student an exhooer and
e-o salesman playing stark dramatic roles in MGMs
star From Heaven"
They are Marshall Thompson WaTIy Cassell and Jim
Davis.
Thompson is the Youngest He's 20 He's feet ? and
weighs 100 pounds.
II born In Peoria, Ill., but came out here with my
parents Il. Thompson asheB only
Old Thompson explains II went to the Los Angeles
schools planned doctor when entered Occidental
College father Is a dentist. I got I'm college
changed and took a divinity
Evening star., 1945-12-04
Foundation Created
Al Children S HOSPITAL
|ToPubIish Discoveries

Children's Hospital doctors have
started a research foundation" to
compile and publish discoveries
they have made in the hospitals
wards that may be helpful to all
who deal with children's diseases,
the annual meeting Of the members
Of the hospital was told yesterday.
The meeting also marked the hos
pitfalls 18th anniversary.
DR.. Joseph 8. Wall. chief of staff
said, ut has long been felt the re-
suits Of the study of sick children
within our wards should accrue to
the benefit of all who might be
reached through the medium of
publication Of our work"
The doctors have contributed
toward the foundation themselves,
he said, adding that he hoped the
compilation of their discoveries
would prove SO valuable to the
store of knowledge of pediatrics"
that later some endowment might
be made specifically for research.
Service Doctors Seek Places.
Still plagued with shortages Of
nurses and space, the hospital on
the other hand is now besieged with
discharged service doctors who want
to return to their study Of pediatrics,
DR.. Wall said. Despite housing diff
ticulties, the staff is determined to
make as many as possible of them
resident physicians, in small re-
turn" for their military service, DR..
Wall said.
Charles D. Drayton, president Of
the Board Of Directors, said space
is still a major problem. Washing
tonians always have been generous
in supporting the hospital, Mr..
Drayton said. adding that he hopes
this attitude will continue when
an appeal is made for funds for
new facilities.
Miss Matte M Gibson, superin-
tendent, paid tribute to volunteer
workers who have made easier the
hospitals struggle for survival
from day to day" under equipment
and personnel shortages.
Overcrowding becomes worse daily,
she reported. About II 900 days of
hospital care were given in the past
year, an increase Of 10000 over the
year before, Miss Gibson said. The
number Of patients increased about
5s5 over the previous years total Of
6,305, she said.
Clinic Load Increased.
The clinics and dispensaries car
ried an increased load also, and for
the second year the hospital han
died high percentage Of all the
children afflicted with infantile
paralysis during the summer, the
hospital authorities reported.
Mrs. w. Chaplin Huntington, pres
ident Of the Board of Lady Visitors,
reported that the board contributed
$6, 900 worth Of furniture and other
improvements during the past year.
The greater part Of the money came
from proceeds Of the sale Of articles
donated by members to the Thrift
Shop at 800 Ninth street NV, she
said.
Annual reports also were given by
Miss Ashby Taylor, director Of nurs-
ing: Mrs. Elma Phillipson, director
Of the social service department, and
Miss Caroline Sweeney, director OF
the child welfare department.
New hospital members elected
were DR.. William S. Anderson, Mrs.
Peter Belin, Karl Corby, Col. Rob-
ert II. Fletcher, j. Clifford Folger,
Miss Elizabeth Houghton, 1t. Comdr
Gale Mclean, Cuthbert r. Train,
Mrs. Robert Clement Watson and
Lloyd B. Wilson.
Evening star., 1945-12-04
Home Nursing PorIey
Opens in Chevy Chase

A home nursing conference, un-
der the direction Of Miss Winifred
B. Bonham, r. NJ, assistant direc-
tor OF Red Cross Home Nursing
Service in Montgomery County,
opened today at the Chevy Chase
Women's Club.
The conference, to be conducted
by Miss Mary Naples, will be at
Evening star., 1945-12-04
How 10 STAY
young

Over General MaeArthn's deGk
thsre hangs 4 message. Reading
It yoa understand whsrs this
man Of e5 has found strength TO
surmount adversity that would
have crushed younger men. It
tells why years alone have moth
ing to do with growing Old -:
Why youth i 4 staAs Of mind
and nat a time Of life. Read this
brief but imspaing message IN
December Rsad9's Digest. It
VII bring you courage and faith
Also In this iesue
H1E ''naUA0gnGR" Wpo MAS ~
noeE1T. Ths tramp fully adzzitttsd
shooting Father Dahnss. W.
nssDss identified him. Even ths
fatal bullet was traced to hs rum.
Yet The States Attorney, Houx
S.Cummings, deliberately proved
his innocsnch Why? Read III
exciting TRIAL Of an setual eass
that n q legal classic.
Wsly you nAvE "UPS AND D0svseS.~
Why ne yoa irritable, moody,
sunk" some days, ~ - ehsse-
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10 rune you7 Read bow scisoes
discovers that your lie runs IN
fixed emotional eyclss and how
you may turn them 10 your s.in.
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ASsssa. A. q young man b W. oos
& ths towns saysst hadas, q
spsndthHt son. Thsu, IN oss IN
Pied moment, hs hsard Cxist's
voios. Red tth heroic stosy.
Learn why ths gospel preached
BY this unoedsinsd friar 100 ysazs
ago i stiA trus today.
WHAT nsAAGS 4 vsoasAN DGAUN.
P0l7 What two kinds Of bsauty
make = man stop md stars?
What's The worst maks-up FAUX
nearly al women commit? al
most any girl who int 4 freak
can b beauty," claims John r.
Po~ss-famoU model Agent
and b tshs how you can naalss
the most Of your own looks.
There are more than 30 articles
oflasting interest, selected from
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time, IN thu new issue.
GET mE DGeGmoee
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Evening star., 1945-12-04
QuisIing Aide to Die

LONDON, Dec. 1 R.-An Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from
Oslo said william Haselin, interior
minister In Vidkun Quisline's pup
pet Norwegian cabinet, today was
sentenced to death for treason. The
execution Is scheduled within three
weeks.
Evening star., 1945-12-04

tended by home nursing instructors
in the county, and has been ar
ranged to give help to the in
structors in meeting the problems
in their class teachings.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06
UNCLAIMED PLEDGES

Diamond Horseshoe stick pin.
Seven beautiful stones $3.50
Twelve Bass Italian Accordian
in case S72.50
Fresh Water Rod & Reel $3.50
Stevens Rifle and Shotgun.
40 gauge. New --S20.81
Violin in case. Antique $500
Antique locket and chain. An
ideal gift for Mother $1,000
Lovely yellow gold floral pins
with large stones. Assorted
colors. New --$6. so
Ladies Birthstone rings. Solid
gold. Assorted colored
Ladies Dresser sets. Three
and Five Pieces. New $3.50 up
Ladies Pullman and Overnight
cases ------$13.50 up
Piano Music box ---$22.50
Lady's II Jewel Bulova wrist
watch with stretch band. yell
low gold --------$45.O 90
Military WristWatch, water
proof and shockproof with split
secondhand 90
Bridal set with diamonds. Vel
low gold -----------$37.5O
Gents diamond ring. Almost a
carat. Yellow gold ----$295.00
Lady's three diamond yellow
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Gents cameo ring. Yellow
golds ------$18.50
Single strand Deltah Oriental
Replica pearls in box --$l2.50
Demitasse set. Twelve pieces
in case. Gold finish ----$lS.50
Gents II Jew wei Hamilton
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Cigarette lighter. Fine
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Remington Automatic IL guage
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Six large diamonds surrounded
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Sterling Silver Baby Cups $685.
FINKELSTEINS
LOAN OFFICE
Front and Market
Phone 1862
SOLE DISTRIBUTORS FOR HILL CASE!
coolers, rcfrigerators. c. B. Sternberg
er Equipment Co., 1908 Princess.
SEE OUR FOX HOLE LIGHTERS. RUB
berized crib sheets and baby pants
Nancy Wilma Shop, 112 No. End st.
SAFES, ALL SIZES, REBUILT NATION
al cash registers, Colanders, deep ia
fryers, 5 and 6 gallon stone crooks,
gal. crock water coolers. large was
boilers. galvanized wash boards, Ola
per cans with humidifier, garbag
cans. all sizes. flour sifters, bucket.
new gas griddles, tin graters. "a ir
metal flour boxes. new electric coffe
urn, new and used silverware 70
hotel and cafes. L. F. Sollee, 902 Prin
cess St.
% FOOT 1912 MODEL FURNISHED
house trailer with electric ice box. 81
new curb service trays. computin
counter scales, shot gun and ~ rifle
IS gal. oil drums, gal. oil cans. Ro
away bed. Salmon, POLO Princess S
Road.
NEW SHIPMENT OF LADIES AN,
mems beach sandals. Newell's. Wright.
Vile Beach.
SPENCER SUPPORTS AND BRASS
iers designed Mrs Ramseur. 1919 Gre,
sy Avenue. Dial 61l4
EvINRUDE MOTOR PARTS IN STOC
now. Motors available for commerci
fishermen by summer. Place your O.
der hLw. Evinrude Sales and Servic
lib No. Front st. Entrance Cinderel
Booterie).
Children's lawn swings. 2nd hou!
from Radio Station.
FOR SALE: GASOLINE ENGINE AN
wood saw mounted on factory bui
wagon End house from Radio Statio
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06

FARMS FOR SALE-A FARM NEAR
Winnabow, N. C. containing 4o-acres,
10-acres cleared, enough good self
drained land to make 15-acre farm has
house. Price 100000 Columbus Coun-
ty farm containing 6o-acres, fronts 300
feet on Elizabethtown Highway 5-miles
from Acme, 1o-acres cleared. 10 or H.
acres in old field can easily be put
back into cultivation, Enough self
drained land to make 80 or 40 acre
farm, has small old six room house
Price 100000. Onslow County farm
contains $50 acres, IS acres cleared, 4
acres Of tobacco with barn, two story
house built with heart lumber. enough
good hill land to make from Is to 100
acre farm, price 100000 This is real
buy for one wanting this size place
Terms can be arranged on all OF these
farms. Phone county 4212 or write to
Cornelius Thomas, P. o. Box 1927,
Wilmington, N. c.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06

CAMP DAVIS EXCEANCF =
VACANCIES FOR WELL OH! 1iS
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
$50 Colonial Village, 5 rooms,
tile bath, hot and cold
water. Extra choice lot
60x330 #.
705 Central Blvd, 4 rooms
and bath.
Kures Beach, 8 rooms, z
apartments, z baths and
showers. Ocean front.
Alb Wright, 5 rooms, bath, u
acre lot.
Corner Of End and Marstel-
lar, 6 rooms and store,
bath, hot water.
1925 S. 9th ST., 5 rooms bath.
716 N. 5th, 8 rooms and bath.
807 S. End, rooms, bath, hot
and cold water, lot 33x99.
IS acres, 5 room new home, 8
miles Castle Hayne Rd.
II N. Tyler, Sunset Park, 5
rooms, bath. Central heat.
9 rooms, 2 baths, 1l8 Red
Cross.
I rooms, IL E. Queen st., Z
rooms and bath.
2O04 Perry Ave, 5 rooms and
bath.
BOG Wrightsville Turnpike.
Winter Park. rooms and
bath. Lot 66x300 It.
ITO S. Monroe, Sunset Park,
rooms and bath. Garage.
All Central Blvd, Sunset
Park, rooms and Tile
bath. Nice corner lot.
4O2 Carolina Ave, Sunset
Park, 5 rooms and bath.
If you don't want your prop
erty sold, don't list it with
HUGHES AND MORTON
Willie Higgins Associate
Wallace Bldg, 3rd and Princess
Dial 1891
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06
S0-Houses For Sale

FOR SALE
21O1 Woolcott Ave.
7 rooms-Large Lot. Located
on corner with extra lot on
side. Newly painted inside
and out. Better call early.
2O21 Brandon Road
Six rooms on nice large COR
ner lot. Hardwood floors.
Hot water system. Must be
seen to be appreciated.
GIG South 9Th
Six rooms. Good condition.
Large lot. This is two
story duplex, suitable for
two families. Rent will
more than pay for it.
Soda shop and package drug
store located on corner
Carolina Beach Road, Sun
set Park. Now doing a good
business. A good stock of
hard to get merchandise.
Must sell at once. A real
opportunity for the right
party.
NEAPCuAIJ pEATTy ~
K. B. Marshall e. L. Strickland
210 Princess St.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06

FOR SALE BY OWNER DUPLEX
apartment, each apartment having
three large bedrooms, very large din
ing room, both, kitchen and breakfast
room. Completely furnished; has gas
range, hot water heater, electric re-
frigerator and outside shower. Wrights-
Vile Beach, Box 90, or phone Sso5-M
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
1928 So. Front St., 20 rooms,
4 baths. M
3l8 So. End St., II rooms, 2
baths.
800 Ann St., 8 rooms, 2 baths.
100 So. End ST., 8 rooms and
bath.
as N. 9th St., II rooms, 2
baths.
713 Grace St, rooms and
bath.
2O7 Red Cross St., 10 rooms,
2 baths.
1929 Orange St., 2 apartment
house. .
202 Castle St.
Sunset Park
No. 2 North Tyler St., S rooms
and bath.
432 Carolina Ave, 5 rooms
ard bath-brick.
301 Carolina Ave, 2 apart
ment, garage apartment.
Carolina Beach
TOO Northern Extension, Is
rooms, 4 baths. Ocean
front. Money maker.
Bon Air Hotel, 81 rooms, Is
baths.
Several desirable ocean front
lots.
Several desirable pieces Of
downtown properties.
CAPE FEAR REALTY co.
W. r. Davis r. H. Lewis
203 N. End st. Dial 2-0619
Cape Fear Hotel Bldg.
SUNSET PARK, Is ADAMS ST. ROOM
modern bungalow. Price $4,000. Terms.
Hodgson, Salisbury, Md.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06

EARLY SHOWING OF THREE PIECE
porch sets. porch rockers and swing
Levine Furniture Co.. 51s Castle. Dial
5347.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06

USED STOVES, WATER HEATERS AND
hot plates, gas and electric. Southern
Gas Company. 22o Market St.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-06
SO-Houses For Sale
FOR SALE

Ok Ox1AG
2O2 and 2O4 No. 3rd St.
This valuable corner, with a u
frontage Of 851z it.. by 80
#. in depth, to a 10 #. alley.
Is a choice location for
Store, Filling Station or
Apartment building. The
recent widening Of Chest
nut street, makes this prop
erty more desirable. Ad-
joining lot and dwelling
available il desired.
H. F. WILDER, Realtor
". G.. James, Salesman
2O7 Princess Street
Phone 49v2
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-14

Oh TAKEN oklevanju je dcca-
kal vlaka. Ko j. ystopil, 60 je
gnalo : nerazunljivo silo K ok
M, odkoder j. gledal po cesti
do ovinka, kjer ie izginil Smre-
karjev voz : ,Aleno
Tudi Alena je ponislila na
Bresta, 10 je hila sa1na. Toda
spomin ji.je bill bolj neprijeten
|nego ljub, il zal il je bio, da je
premalo odlocno ugovarjala, ko
Sc je Brest prav "a prav norce-
val IL ljudi, XII so mu bill do
brotniki. Zato Sc je te misli hi
tro otresla in zaeno sklenila, da
oh prvi priliki popravi, kar ri
storila danes. v resnici jo je ne
koliko zapekla vest, ker sta 2
materjo' prav tako sodili Smre-
karjeve. NJ
"Toda, to je bio donna, tai
no! Ia clovek me pa prvic vidi
- in takoj udari! To je grdo!