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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-03-01
AFL Urges Voice


dent Green's rejection of a tricky
proposal for functional unity" made
by the CIO and his criticism of the
CIO for failure to accept the AFL's
offer to negotiate organic unity.
3-It called upon Congress to
amend the National Labor Relations
Act so that the workers themselves
and not the National Labor Relations
Board-shal determine the unit TO
represent them in collective bargain
ing.
At urged all central bodies of
the federation to set up special com
mittees at once for the re-employ
ment and rehabilitation of returning
war veterans.
Before adjourning until its next
meeting i'm Washington in the spring,
the Executive Council heard a de-
tailed report from Joseph A. Padway,
AFL counsel, on developments with
regard to proposals for state and fed
eral anti-labor legislation and on the
progress of litigation against existing
anti-labor statutes.
Mr.. Padway expressed confidence
that Supreme Court will outlaw most
of the obnoxious measures already
adopted. Such action, he felt, would
deter state legislatures in the future
from enacting further legislation Of
this kind.
The Council authorized President
Green to support the efforts of the
National Federation of the Blind to
provide new job opportunities for
sightless workers.
1t also instructed Mr.. Green to no.
tify local unions of cannery workers
on the Pacific Coast that warehouse
workers on their rosters must be
turned over TO the International
Brotherhood of Teamsters which has
jurisdiction over such workers.
Dealing with another jurisdictional
dispute, the Council clarified previ-
Gus settlement regarding repair work
on engineering machinery. The dis
pute involved the International As
sociation of Machinists and the Oper-
ating Engineers.
Mr.. Green said prompt action
would be taken to carry out the coun-
cil's action on amendment of the
MIRA. An amendment, patterned
after provision now Incorporated in
the New York state alw, will be
drafted and introduced in Congress
at once.
At present, Mr.. Green explained,
the NLRB exercises arbitrary author
ity to determine by itself what the
appropriate collective bargaining unit
in each representation case shall be-.
In many cases, he charged, the
boards decisions have been contrary
to the wishes of the workers affected
and have aroused widespread ill-feel-
ing and occasional strikes.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-03-01
Rulings By

(Coafinsed From Pace OneJ
ton of the wage agreement. Turn
to Paragraph 3, Page SO of the
1912 Wage Agreement"
Local Union No. 59-Limoges China
Company:
KILNMEN DISPUTE
'It is the opinion of the Stand
ing Committee that the glOst kiln
placers working on the benches at
the Limoges China should carry
their own pins"
CLEANING PIN TRAYS
"The Standing Committee is un-
able to make a decision and refers
this back to the men and the firm"
Local Union No. 70-Cronin China
Company:
FINISHERS' OVERTIME
''This question is beyond the au-
thOrity Of the Standing Committee
to SETTLE"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-03-01

New York City QLNS).-Succes-
sive reductions Of the court martial
sentence imposed on Henry Weber of
Vancouver, Wash, from the death
penalty to life Imprisonment and then
to five years, are entirely unsatisfac-'
tory and only serve to highlight the
absurdity Of the whole proceeding
against him." the American Civil
Liberties Union said in announcing
that it was pressing for Weber's re-
classification to lao.
Union Takes Action
Private Weber was originally SEN
fenced to death by court martial at
Camp Roberts in California after he
had refused rifle drill on conscient;-
Gus grounds.
The Civil Liberties Union instruct
ed Lewis Hill, its Washington, D. c.,
representative to take up the Weber
case with the Judge Advocate Gen.
erals Office with view to having
the courtmartial annulled and Weber
reclassified for non-combatant serv-
ice in the army, as has been done IN
the case of other drafted objectors.
At the same time the Civil Liberties
Union instructed Ernest Besig of San
Francisco, northern California direc-
tor, to appeal the sentence on the
scene.
The Civil Liberties Union acted at
the request of Weber himself and the
Socialist Labor party, of which he is
a member.
The union says Weber's case un-
derlines the necessity for change
in the Selective Service law to elimi-
nate the narrow grounds of 're-
ligious training and belief" as the
basis for conscientious objection,
since Weber's views are based upon
the tenets of the Socialist Labor
party. Weber apparently did not try
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-03-01

A man is not paid for having
brains, but for using them.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-03-01
Closed Shop
Bon In Ddkotd
Legislative War
Against Labor

Pierre, S. ID. ULNS).-With sign
ing by Gov. Sharpe of bill which is
declared to prohibit the "closed
shop" in South Dakota, the state has
Joined others in a legislative war
against the progress of organized
labor.
The new law says "no person shall
be denied employment because OF
membership in or resignation from q
labor union, or because of refusal to
join labor union; nor shall any cor
poration, individual or association
enter into a contract to exclude from
employment members of a labor
union or persons who refuse to joir
a labor union or because Of resigna-
tion from a labor union"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-03-01

Patterson. Meeting the Army
schedules will place heavy load on
American labor and American indus
try"
Items on the books for production
boosts range from big guns and
superbombers to tents and uniforms
Highest priority has been given to
the production of new fighter, with
the B-29 Superfortress, heavy bomb
ers, fighters and certain transport
types ranking just behind in urgency
the Army said
In percentages, production boosts
for this year are large, especially
considering that they are based ON
last years record production.
Tank production for the year is
scheduled to be 10 per cent more than
last years total deliveries, and the
tanks produced will be heavier and
carry more firepower. Heavy field
artillery ammunition will rise 1898
per cent over last years production,
while other artillery ammunition will
jump 45.1 per cent. The number of
pieces of heavy field artillery, which
includes everything from the 4.5
inch gun to the 240-mm howitzer, will
be stepped up 55.l per cent.
Small arms ammunition production
is due to be increased 35.1 per cent,
and the output Of bombs, grenades,
mines and flares 80 per cent. Airbornc
radar is to be increased 81 per cent
over 1914 production, and 95.6 per
cent more equipage, which means
tents, sleeping bags and other cotton
duck items, will be needed this year,
and 42.9 per cent more Army cloth
ing.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-03-01
Jobs Drop Nearly Million
In Seasonal Decrease

Washington, D. C. QLNS).-Total
number of employees in non-agricul-
tural establishments was 37,852,0 900 in
January, 1,l13,000 fewer than year
ago, Secretary of Labor Perkins re,
ported. In the years period, she said
there was a net increase in the
armed forces of 100000.
Employment declined $4,000 be-
tween December and January. Al
most two-thirds of this was in trade
which always declines after Christ.
mas. The number of wage earners in
munitions manufacturing did not
change substantially from December
to January.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-03-01
Green Asks
IFTU To
Meet In u. S,
Describes Hillman
Stand Destructive

Miami.-AFL President William
Green expressed the hope that the In
ternational Federation of Trade
Unions will hold its worldwide labor
congress next September in the Unit
ed States.
Such conference Of the free and
democratic trade union organizations
of the world "is vitally necessary, >
Mr.. Green said, "to lay the basis for
future international labor policy, to
unity and strengthen labor's voice
with regard to postwar settlements
and to map plans for the improve
ment of labor standards throughout
the world when peace returns"
At the same time, Mr.. Green
reiterated that the AFL would have
nothing to do with the so-called
world labor organization recently set
up in London, which he termed a
Communist labor front" Hitting at
Sidney Hillman, CIO leader, who was
prize mover in the new and dual
international group, Mr. Green de-
clared:
"Sdney Hillman has now extended
his destructive and divisive influence,
hitherto confined to labor and po-
ltical fields in this country, to the
international labor sphere" Mr.. Green
said. "His sarcastic address the other
day before the so-called World Labor
Conference in London was typical of
the man and his methods.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-03-01
Heuvy Load On Labor And
Industry. As Army Rdises
l945 Production Godls
1879 PER CENT OVER LAST YEAR

Washington, ID. c. QLNS)Inensity Of the war in Europe
and the makes necessary Army procurement
schedules 1915 by 0000O00 the amount estimated
onv ago the War Department
The increased Schedule brings Army production needs for 1915
100000 1879 per deliveries made to the Army in
1914.
.A for 1916 being made to make sure
that our fighting will defeat the with the minimum
UnderSecreary War Robert T.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-03-01

Good will is the margin of service
delivered to customers beyond what
they have asked for.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-08

obleko in 81 cello vcasih vzela
knjigo S police in jo prelista-
la. Anton Muller je lahko opa-
zil znamenja spremenjenih
front v~Gemernih obrazih svoje
sluzincadi. Opazil je cello, da je
Tereza trpela v novem poloza-
ju. Toda kaj ga je brigalo?
Ljubosumnosti njegove sluzin-
cadi mu nj nikoli bilo mari. Bill
je gospodar in mojster, njego-
va volja je morala biti VOLTA
vsakogar. Karkoli so imeli, so
imeli po MEM. Ko je opazil NIL
hovo ljubosumnost, je pricel
zenske clane svojega dvora "a
smehovati; doslej je bio to lie
redkokdaj.
cali vidite?" je rekla Frida
SVOJemu mOZu. LepO mu Je
zmesala glavo! Kmalu bo zace-
la z nami pometati."
"Neumne bedastoce!" je "a
vracal po navadi Rothlisberger
neokretno in skoraj vzviseno
brezbriznostjo memo govorje-
ME. "Vsi skupaj klatite neum-
nosti." Toda cello v Gamu Sc je
pokazalo, da so zenski instinkti
pravilni.
Anton Jakob je postal zelo
oprezen. Plamen strasti sc je
vnel njegovi dust, toda posre-
clio Sc mu je, da ga je prikril
Terezi tenn, da je ubral oce-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-08

|tovsko in patriarhalno taktiko.
Njegovo vedenje nasproti njej
nj prekoracilo nikdar meje obi
cajne prijaznosti in ker nj po-
znala njegovih resnicnih custev,
je veselo in neskrbno opravlja-
la delo. v strogem mozu je vi
della ocetovskega varuha ali sta
rejsega sorodnika. Memo srce
je prekipevalo hvaleznosti do
postenega vdovca. Vendar pa nj
prezrla razpora in zavisti, XII jo
je povzrocilo memo napredova-
ME. !
"Oh, gospod Muller" je re-
kla nekega vecera Antonu ia
kobu, "res ne vem, kaj maj sto-
rim. Vsi so me zasovrazili."
"Hm! Ha! Kdo so ii vsi?"
Nastela mu je cello vrsto
linen.
"Sakrament vendar!" je de-
jail. "Skupaj jih bonn zbobnal in
jim povedal svoje mnenje, vsej
drhali."
"Ne, prosim, ne storite te-
ga"
"Zakaj pa ne?"
''Najmanj casa sem v sluzbi
in ne bi prenesla, da bi bill vsi
proti meni. Pa tudi ne hi rada
izgubila svoje sluzbe. &c jih
skregate zaradi meme, gospod,
potem bi morala pac oditi."
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-08
.TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNITTED,
JOHN KNITTED

"a v skedenjskih vratih. Daljni
gozdovi so jo vabili. Lezali so
onstran travnika zaviti v ijo-
licaste sence in vetric il je v
pozdrav prinesel cd tam ljubek
vonj po borovcih. stopila je in
korakala po ozki stezi, po viso-
XII travi, XII il je segala skoraj
do bokov. Oh robu gozda je
sedla in njen pogled je zaplaval
preko doline: Gamhof, Gam, ze-
lezniska pcstaja, zaga in neko-
liko vstran Grand Hotel. Lede-
mix Wildfluhja Sc je lesketal
proti nebu v rdecih in oranznih
barvah. Okrog in okrog je bill
popoln mir. Tereza je obcutila
svojo neskoncno neznatnost.
Glavo je spustila v roke in tho
zajokala.
Samotna postava moza sred-
njih let Sc je priblizala dekle-
tn. Prisel je il visokega boro-
vega gozda in nah je dusil ko-
rak njegovih tezkih skornjev.
Ker je videl, da dekle nj opa-
zilo njegovega prihoda in nj We
del, kdo je, je zakasljal kakor
po nakljucku. Tereza je dvigni-
la obraz in vstala.
"Dober vecer," je zajecljala
in 81 otrla S konci prstov solze.
Ia nenavadna kretnja nj usla
pozornosti Antona Jakoba.
"Tako! Aha! I'll joces, deklic.
Pocemu? AZ"
"Ne vem. Ker sem tako rev.
na."
Prijel jo je "a brado, bila je
trdna, mocna, kakor svila glad
ka brada. Hotel je nekaj reci,
toda ia dotik ga je zmedel.
zmajal je glavo.
''Ti 81 majhno - majhno" -
vedel nj, kaj maj hi rekel, spu-
still jo je in odsel. Bill je vidno
zmeden.
Po nekaj korakih pa Sc je
okrenil.
"Ne verjamem, da ii je tu-
kaj dobro," je pripomnil, "in
tvoje roke so zdelane. To mi ne
ugaja. Terezika, ii 81 cd hudi-
caw
Po teh besedah je pocasi, do
stojanstveno odsel. Tereza :je o.
stala do soncnega zahoda sama
ma prostem. Memo srce :je bilo
zaradi cudnega vedenja Antona
Jakoba razburjeno. Komaj je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-08

vedela, cemu. Toda zdelo Sc je,
da sc mu smili.
Ko je naslednjega dine pove-
dial Rothlisberger Terezi, da je
gospod govoril z MIN o njej in
dolocil, da ne SINE odslej vec
pomivati vrcev "a mleko, mar
vec mora priti v hiso, kjer DO
stregla gospodu, Sc je je polastil
cudno zmeden nemir.
Moran oti?" je vprasala.
"Gospod je dejal in najbolje
je, da gres takoj. Pomagala bos
Emil" je odvrnil.
Anton Muller 81 nj nikdar ma
jel lastne gospodinje. Mislil 81
je: zee bo stare grdo strasilo,
DO zalila moi pogled, kadarkoli
jo bonn videl, in &c bo mlada in
cedna, DO zane neizogibno vir
neskoncnih neprilik". In tako
so mu stregla dekleta, XII so
spala v gospodarskih poslopjih.
Vse povrsti so mu re stregle,
Hedvika, Ila, Hanika, da, cello
idiotska Katika. Zdaj je bila
vista ma Terezi. Niti besedice
MISC zinili o nobeni izmed zensk,
XII so morale Cd casa do casa "a
postrezbo hiso, kakor nitro
pa je sla Tereza, so stikale vse
zenske ma Gamhofu glave. -
"Aha! Seveda! Ali nismo vede-
le, da jo DO lepega dne odpe-
ljal v hiso. Seveda je yes cas-
delala ma to. Kadarkoli :je Sci
gospod mimo, je dvignila gla-
vo. Kupila 81 je novo obleko in
cevlje, da hi jo bolj opazil."
''No - kaj sem vedno trdi-
la" je triumfirala Frida. mi
lie Leonhardu zmesala glave,
naravnost ma starega Sc je spra-
villa" Cd tega dine je Tereza
tezko zivela med zenskami ma
Gamhofu. Skoraj zarotile so sc
proti njej in oprezale "a sleher-
MIN njenim korakom. Gospodar
je prihajal skoraj vsako noe ze-
10 kasno domov. Skoraj nikdar
nj prisel pred polnocjo cd me
dveda" in marsikdaj Sc je vrnil
domov z zardelim obrazom in
cd vina razzarjenimi ocmi. Ida,
XII je doslej vedno godrnjala,
ker je morala pripravljati oh
tako pozni uri gospodu vodo S
citronom, je pricela zmerjati
Terezo, ker jo je zdaj ona pri-
pravljala. Kadar je jedel 60
spodar donna, mu je navadno
stregla pri jedi Ema. Zdaj jo
je nadomestila Tereza. Ema je
zvedela, da mora pometati ku-
hinjo in cistiti tia, medtem ko
Sc je Tereza sprehajala S perna-
tim omelom, pripravljala 60
spodu posteljo, mu krtaci la
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-08
Mali oglasi
Naprodai ie

hisa "a 3 druzine, 6 sob s ko-
palnico, spodaj; vse nanovo
papirano; prsna kopel, for
nez ma vroco vodo, avtoma-
ticni grelci, zimska okna;
"a 2 druzini po tri So
be, posamezne kleti, podstre-
Sic po vsej hisi, zidana ga
raza "a 4 avte, plinska, vod-
ma in elektricna napeljava;
zelo prakticna delavnica,
ograjen vrt 40x140. Cena
zmerna. Zglasite Sc po 3. uri
popoldne pri lastniku ma
16O16 Saranac Rd., zadaj,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-08

Predsednik Andy Jerman, 792
E. 232 st.; podpredsednik Anton
Sternad, 1860 Naumann Ave.; !;
tajnik Michael Boich, 22571
Ivan Ave.; blagajnik Frank
Smaltz, 21481 Naumann Ave.;
zapisnikar John Gabrenja, 22O1O
Ivan Ave.. nadzorni odbor: John
Kinkoff, John Robich, Louis
Zgonc.
Seize Sc vr$ijo vsak dra1gi torek
o n,esecw . Slov. drM$tveyaena do
nau mo- Recher AUe..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-08
NaprOdai ie

,hisa "a emo druzino ma E. Al St.,
med Payne in Superior Ave. Sc
lahko takoj vselite. Sprejme Sc
ponudbo "a prodajo ma odplaci-
Ia. Poklicite HE 1888.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-08
(Nadaljevanje)

Obogatei so S tenn, da so skrbe-
Ii lie "a sebe. On 81 nj nikdar zbi-
raj premozenja. Bill je in je sa-
mo sluzabnik svojega rodu, Gu
var vsega, kar so imeli gamski
Mullerji, zvesti oskrbnik svoje-
ga rodu, XII nj niti spekuliral,
niti 81 nasilno priboril svoje po-
tt navzgor; kadar je potrebo-
val, je preprosto vel, kar je
bilo treba, in Sc vsega nato cd
leta do leta oklepal. &c je pri-
pomogla industrial, da Sc je po-
vecalo premozenje Mullerjev, je
bio to samo po sebi umljivo in
trikratno prokletstvo socializmu
in vsakemu, XII misli drugace.
Antona Mullerja je prekinila
v razmisljanju Ida. Prisla je V
sobo, prinesla kozarec vroce vo-
de rezino citrone ter nekoli-
ko sladkorja. Doktor je pred
pisal gospodarju to pijaco "a
prebavo in obenem izjavil, da
ne SINE Anton Jakob izpiti niti
kapljice vina. O tenn poslednjem
nasvetu pa je mislil Anton ia
kob, da je docela brez koristi in
neprimeren. V njegovih kleteh
so lezai stevilni vinski sodi. Po-
cemu? Da je lahko pill! Morda
nekoliko zmerneje kakor po-
pref, da, to je pametno. Toda
vehe popolnoma zapecatiti? -
Pretiravanje! Vedno je sovra-
I'll pretiravanja.
"Tako, Ida, kaj ne?' je dejal
dekletu. "Prinasas mi mole
zdravilo. Nocoj bi ga ne bilo
treba. Toda cemu daje clovek
doktorju deset frankov, &c ne
mara njegovih sredstev, kaj?"
Ida je molcala.
"Mislis tudi ii, da sem danes
zagresil umor?" je vprasal mi
mogrede.
''Ne, gospod, toda bilo je
zalostno, ali ne?"
"Zgodilo Sc je. Lahko hi ga
bill prodal in porabil denar "a
kaj boljsega. Maj DO, zato pa bo
krogla "a vecne case vsem oce-
njevalcem govedi poklicno sva-
rilo. d."
Obmolknil je. Ida je prista-
villa Sc: "Lahko noe, gospod"
in odsla IL sobe.
Anton Jakob je zasanjal
odprtimi ocmi. Pred seboj je vi
del Terezo Etienne. Cudna
vzdrazljivost Sc ga je lotila, od-
kar je tako Cd blizu pogledal v
njen tako nepricakovano nezni
obraz z zaprtimi ocmi. Zdelo Sc
mu je, kakor da je gledal hiso
S spuscenimi zaluzijami. Kdo ie
bila? Wallisanka, toda gotovo
ne kmesko dekle?
Tega vecera Sc Anton Jakob
nj umiril, bill je proved zivahen
in razburjen.
"Ha, star moz. Ali sem star?
Sc trideset let imam casa, &c
bonn pail ma svoj zelodec!"
Vstal je, Sc pokril in odsel il
hise. Obhodil je vse hleve, upih-
nil nekaj luci in ne brez ponosa
videl, da je zadovoljna VISA ME
gova zivina, govedo, konji, ko-
re in prasici. Pocasi je stopil
pod lipo in nekoliko posedel.
Okna sluzincadi MISC bila vec
razsvetljena.
"Nekje tn gori mora biti," je
pomislil in prekrizal roke pre-
ko krivega rocaja svoje palice.
MED mole ljudi spada," je ma
daljeval. "To je gotovo. In osta-
la bo tn, "a to bonn poskrbel!"
Nato je preset v svojih mi
slih k svojemu sinu Gottfriedu
Sxtu. "Da, junija DO prisel "a
nekaj casa domov," je pristavil
sam sebi.
Polastilo Sc ga je rahlo neza-
dovoljstvo. Vstal je in odsel v
smeri proti Gamu. Nekoliko
kasneje je odprl gostilniska vra-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-08
ISce Sc OSKRBNIK

"a ciscenje in oskrbovanje kor-
poracnih prostorov v Sloven-
skem domu ma Holmes Ave. De-
10 stalno in plaza po dogovoru.
Ma zahtevo je poleg dobre pla-
&c tudi stanovanje, vkljucivsi
elektrike in pima. Lepa prilika
"a posameznika ali zakonca
srednjih let.
Zglasiti Sc je vsak vecer med
8. in 10. uro pri TAJNISTVU
KORPORACIJE.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-08
Naprodaj je

hisa s 10 sobani, SIS sob, S
sobo in kopalnico ma 3. mad
stropju. Kokosnjak, velika
lota. Cena $1,000. Poklicite
Ii 1887, ali Sc zglasite ma
1875 Darley Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-08

Of the Frestone and Rubber Akron
almost Immediate first line tires will
civilian market
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-08
Mali oglasi
Zelirr1 kupiti

rabljeno kuhinjsko pee ma pre-
mog. Kdor ina "a prodati, maj
sporoci ma 1921 Delavan Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-08
GOSTILNA NAPRODAJ

D 2-3 licenca inkorporirana.
Med $500 in 5000 tedenskega
prometa. Najemnina $55 in sta
novanje S 5 sobami. Cena $17,-
250. Nahaja Sc ma juzno-vzhod-
neno koncu mesta. Poklicite med
5. in 6. uro zvecer Orchard 1896
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leader" She didn't realize she had
SAID the words aloud until the
three turned to her.
4 think So" Jime said quickly,
unless I'm prejudiced."
He WILL" Corinne fared irrita-
Oily. unless he kills himself politi-
cally over some trifle like this peon
trouble"
But that's exactly" Terry
caught herself before she had made
an issue of the point with the ner-
Vous Corinne. She excused herself
soon after to go to her room. Once
more her emotions had almost be-
trayed her.
Raft caught her at the stairs. For
an instant she thought he was go
ing to demand her answer to his
proposal. But he only grinned at
her and murmured.
"There'll be no work on the
houses tomorrow. Will you go for a
picnic with me?"
Terry smiled. relieved. 1T sounds
like fun. Why not?"
The next morning, a good hour
before traytime, Terry came down
to the dining room in her riding
habit. She was glad, In a way, to
miss Angela. The child would be in
a state this morning over the news
that the houses might be stopped.
Raft was already at the table. He
leaped up with a glad shout,
"Buenos Dias, Senorita."
And Brooks in boots and whip
cords. helping himself to scrambled
eggs at the sideboard, turned tc
smile at her.
Terry knew again that quick
shock Of feeling at the unexpected
sight OF him. She came across tc
serve herself, asking casually, tc
cover her sudden hope. "Well, we
are a big party. Are you going pic
nicking, too. Brooks ?"
mot me-" said Brooks. I'm rid
ing with Sandy over to the Men
doza estancia to see a demonstra-
ton Of n Of your Norte American
harvesters."
"You needn't bother" Terry sale
fippantly. They wouldn't have
brought it way down here if it were
not worth buying"
yankee craftsmanship" Rah
scoffed. watch it, Brooks. Person.
ally, I'm skeptical of any machine
that can pillow, harrow, plant seet
and Groom lullabys to teris at the
same time"
"Ho, that's child's play for one
of our machines" scoffed Terry.
They went together after break.
fast down the drive that led to botf
stables and garage.
Raft said. IF you don't mind my
butting in. Brooks, you're making 6
mountain out Of a molehill."
What do you mean by that