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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-02

Sergt. Charles RinaIdi, who has been serving in Egypt for the past
 three and a half years, is await
 ing re-assignmcnt at Fort Dev- ems, Mass. He recently spert a
 30-day furlOugh with his Cli""r,
 Charles Rinaldi, 42 Platt street.
 Mrs. Clara Brandt. 32 EaSton ave- nue, has received word that her son Private Carl w. Brandt, who was slightly wounded in action Deccm- Der IA in France, is now stationed at any Army hospital He has been awarded the Purple Heart
 Robert Morrison, seaman first class, has returned to his Navy post at Treasure Island, Calf accom- panied by his wife, Sophie Morrison. He is the son of Mrs. Jane Morri- son, 61 North Leonard street.
 Corporal George F. Collier, son oi MT. and Mrs. Arthur Collier, Pond street, is now in England with an Army unit, according to word re- cseived by his wife, the former Shirley Bradshaw, 558 Main street, Oakville
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-02

&aSaan has q new secret com
 pound to be used fin the war against locusts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-02
$5O,OOO School
 BIoze In Maine

Calais, Me, Feb. -UP)-Somc 400 students and teachers escaped unharmed today when fire de- stroyed the Calais Academy tWo- story wooden structure which served as this city's high school. Loss way estimated at more than $50,000.
 Bremen from St. Stephen, N. B. and Milltown, N. B., just over the Canadian border, aided the Calais department in tWo-hour battle against the flames in sub-freezing weather.
 Lives of firefighters were imper- filed when the roof collapsed at the height of the blaze. Other proper. ties in the neighborhood were threatened but the fire was confined to the school.
 The fire started from undeter- mined origin in q second floor room shortly after classes opened fer tho day. Only the walls were left standing when the blaze finally was controlled.
 service, would be eligible for pen- sions.
 The bill also provides for an ac- tuarial re-study of the situation ev- cry six years and for increase in the contributions up to 5 per cent of employees salaries.
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 Melbourne, Australia, Is starting a vacation at home campaign.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-02

5,2OO STARS IN CAMPUS FLAG
 Pullman, Wash. -- CUP WaSh- lngton State College has added the 200th star to the campus service flag.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-02
Private First Class

Private First Class Bernard J. Shulkin, 343 Orange street, and a buddy, were commended for their extraordinary efforts in getting hot meals to men of the Seventh Army, during a tWo-day counter attack by New York Times correspondent in special story from the Vest ern front.
 Neither bullets, shells nor tanks, 1t was related, could deter Private First Class Shulkin, jeep- driver and Staff Sergeant Robert A. No- we'll of Athens, Tex. mess sergeant from delivery of food and hot coffee during the 56 hours battle.
 The men related they had persist ed in their efforts against the sur mounting difficulties because our guys are awfully fussy about get ting their meals on time"
 Private First Class Shulkin, the son of MT and Mrs. Nathan Shulkin 324 Orange street, is the former owner of Bernie's Cleaners.
 Corporal Norbert c. Nest has con- pleted a course of training for Ra- dar Mechanic Navigation given at Bocan Raton Army Air Field, Flor ida. Corporal Nest is spending a furlough with his mother Mrs. John Nest and sister, Mrs. Maurice Maroncy Of 174 Kelsey street.
 Nest played basketball with the T'homaSton high school team. The lastt wo seasons he played basket ball with the Seth Thomas and was known as "Nipper" Nest.
 Seaman, 2nd Class James Shell has completed his basic training at Sampson, N. Y.. naval station, and is presently on a five-day fur tough at the home of his mother Mrs. Mary Shell of 80 Oak HI avenue. He is expected to be as- signed to an advanced training bast shortly.
 The United States Marine Corps Womens Reserve has re-opened Its ranks for enlistments. 1t was an nounced today by Captain Frederick w. Riggs, Jr., officer in charge of the induction and recruiting district of Hartford.
 The previous requirements for the Marine Corps Women's Reserve are still in effect. Captain Riggs stated. Applicants must be between 20 and 36, in good physical condition and with a minimum of two years of high school or business school. Ap- plicants may wear glasses. if their eyes are correctible to 20/20.
 Application for enlistment may be ing offices in Hartford or New Ha- made at the Marine Corps recruit ven. and Captain Riggs said 1t will take from four to six weeks to com plcte the enlistment, after applica- ton is made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-02
DIRECTORS MEET
 THIS AFTERNOON

The newly apointepd full board of directors of Cheshire rcformatory wlli meet today. Nev members con- sIsc of Rev. Samuel Budde of Christ Chapel church, this city. Rev. Ger ald Caucher curate of St. Johns church, Watertown and Rep. Henry Gund of Cheshire.
 Senator Patrick Wallace secretary of the board and former Sen. Joseph F. Neil of Watertown also will be present.
 The group will meet today with |ON @1aA0 Welfare Board.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-02

Melbourne, Australia, Is starting a vacation at home campaign.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
GNf Keeps
Merit PLAN

Tho War Labor Board today
granted Genera Motors Corp per
mission 10 continue iiS merit
control for noncNcmpt saiaried
workers until May J.. 1916 Forty
thousand workers arc affected
Under The system the total
amount Of merit increases during
the period from May !. 1913. 20
April 30 1916. 20 employees. sub
iect 10 WLB jurisdiction. VIII be
made under the following con
tr-t-
Increases granted in Tho three
year period beginning May l.
! 9i3. shall not increase Tho aver
age base salary received al thc
beginning Of the period by more
tHan Q pCr cent.
The total amount ~ Increases
shall nor exceed an average 81 In
cents an hour for all employees
covered
No individual may receive n
merit increase ~ the - months
period ending May ) 1919. m rN-
cess of l5 per cent of his salary
~ Tho beginning date
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
New Bus Springs

What appears now 10 he the
revolutionary SIN & le
change both design and ma
tcrlal IN postwar Automotive
construction Is the use Of rub
ber in torSion' as the spring
Ing medium for buses. Such
springs already are IN volume
production and being installed
on hundreds OF this years buses.
ParadoNically, this literally
new twist IN vehicle suSpen-
SlonS is an outgrowth Of its
application 10 LVTs OandinG
vehicles. tracked. application
that occurred during war in
which the Allies have been al
most entirely cut off from natu-
raj rubber.
Yet the "TorSilaStic" spring
is not a war baby. Quite the,
contrary, in fact. 1t was horn
in the late 1930'S. was one ot
I tn . ''push-a- button, watch-it-
work' wonders al the b r.
Goodrich exhibit at the New
York Worlds Fair IN 1899 and
40. And If tho war had not IN
tervcncd YOU very likely would
already be riding around in a
torSllaSlcally-SprunC body.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Motors, Rails
Pace Market

NEW YORK; juno - (INS) 49,
Blue chips. motors. railroads and
liquors led the stock market "a
higher ground today. Turnover
was high, running a the rate OF
2 2,000.000 share.
such stocks as American Tele.
phone l.. $. STCcl. Southern RAIL
Nay, Southern Pacific and Balti-
more & Ohio all hit new highs a
tate starter was Schcnley, which
Jumped better Than = on reports
of more favorable dividend action
II soon carried the entire division
with It
ChrySler went above ll5 but
then slipped back and General
Motors gained about point.
Others were fractionally higher,
Rail gains. with the exception
of The shares named above were
fractional
RouglaS-lNaS- a-1pe----f-et- tiic
avlariOnS. falling more than =
Others were firm
Metal! aHd mining shares we're
hotter with HomcSiake at a new
blch above %
Utilities were frmECuTb stocks
rose and bonds were lightly
higher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Auto
Graphs
B, Sm.ER fREENNN

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Captures Race
In Record Time

Doom, 5-year.old PAGER owned
by Arthur L. Baxter oi Dawson
and driven by Everett Sworth-
wood. captured tho sixth race last
night al Worthwhile. gong the 9-l6
mile in the meets record time OF
los a.
Doom, a - choice in tho wager
ing, stood Off n hard drive in the
stretch by the even money favor
ite. Sky Chief. 10 return $500.
A photo finish In the opening
race saw Merry England declared
the winner over ObjeCtioner by a
n oS O. Merry England. coupled
with Fred r.. winner Of the soc-
ond race returned n daily double
payof OF SIS 30.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Short Of officers

Capt Cs0tcr explained how
originally some ll0uJ officers
were screened and 100 were ace
Cepted for contract termination
work llo said thar AS thc mood
r7T dTiETTUT5I mon Wa> seen Hl
R5dcd 500 were screened
However. they found that
even this was not enough " DC
saId. we asked for enlisted
men and these were screened
out Of air corps personnel. They
were Of unusually high calibcr.
because of the care taken IN
selecting them
These men were Scnl 20 tram
ing schools and, Incidentally
they like the officers were
selected on the basis OF back
ground. civilian training and
prcarmy income
SomeWhcrc along the lne.
they GET the IDEA that ll they
passed and were finally ac-
ceptcd. they would be commits
sloned as second lieutenant.
Later. they were willing 10
settle for warrant officer
ratings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Late Deals
Lift Rye

CHICAGO. June u INS)-
Rye was strong in today latc
llE--+-+ +-+f+-ff5--t II after MOVING ncrNOu>iy
in % Wldc range
Other grams Developed firm
tone following an irregular start
Rye scored gains ranging 10
- -hc after erasine earlier losses Of
rs much As l7sc. Last prices
were l7.c 70 2c mp. July finished
AZ 81 So. against a low Of
Sl5Zis
Wheat closed sc no j. &c up.
which was close 10 the day : hgh
peak July closed sc higher al
81 eqa,.
Gem finished unchanged for
Iuly and September which held
ti1r-rT7 7 rrf CciIiug, and &C 10 sc
zap for he distant contracts.
Oats closed &c 20 ! i.c up with
nearby delivery showing nc fUII
uplurn
Barley finished lie to 2tc
higher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Deserve Reward

But civilians with whom they
have contact. rave another way
o. looking Al ~.
Its crying shame said one.
that in other branches of the
service and even In their own,
officers ranking as high a.
captain are doing identical
work. Vet these boNs--iust he
cause they can afford ~ due 10
personal incomeS--are not even
commissioned. "
Said another;
ITO work IN this capacity and
deal with top business eNecu-
tives and not sntagnniLe- theR'y
man has to he a diplomat. To
do that job ss mere private, =
corporal or p sergeant, he has
10 he a super-diplomat'
u would seem that some sort
a. recognition Is rcrtCC.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Plan Assembly Plant

-- -rr-rtf Co Tds purchased
lU0-aCre tract ln So. LoW, on
-vrt--TE IT VII build an aSSf mh'y
plant capable of pu'tr0g out 500
cars n day. The land j> near the
municipal airport and building
U.I start as soon as restrictions
are removed cu commercial
work
Tho company expects 10 Cm-
Dl0y about 1000
Company officials disclosed
That It VIII >CH the HIllCvcst
property, a 27-acrc tract A. the
confluence OF the Ncramcc and
.----- - ---TTS- ThlS prop
r,tE was originally Intended 10
Doc Tic site Of INC assembly
p.4Nf.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
High Type Men

To date they have neither
Under Capt Cantor. for eN-
ample in addition 10 Pope are.
Sgt. John Wukc, former Wis
consin utility official, sgt.
Michael kaySak who had charge
Of S. men when hc worked for
Alcoa Cpl Joseph Rlath former
buyer for a biz 81 Louis depart
ment store. and sgt Wuman
Best, ex-treaSury agent.
And that's the type of men
needed. because they handle
materials running into really
big money,
Only when the company plans
- charge the government for
some materials DO these fellows
step m. Since they started.
they've been able 20 divert over
30 per cent Of All materials -
scheduled for Scrsp--to a useful
purpose.
Norman Pope has 10 keep in
touch with the daily scrap mar
ket. lie sells metals at COM
pet,ivo bidding and Capt Cam
ter saws that he never Vet has
failed 70 get better than the
local market prices
Commented Capt. Csntcr;
ION a comparative basis.
these boys In civilian life would
ne earning from $4,000 TO S25,-
600 wear. Is II wander
I'm proud Of the ioh they're
doing ."
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Detroit Shows Gain
In Gas SendOut

The gas Scndout in the Detroit
district for tho week ended June
rs was sos. $4,000 cubic feet. the
Aitc7ICau Consolidated Gas Co,
reported today an increase Of
2S.S30000 cubic feet compared
with the corresponding week last
wear.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Otto Transferred

Harold w. ONO cargo traffic
supervisor for - Q American
Airhncs. has been transferred
10 Cleveland, effective July J.,
according 10 j ack TompkinS,
district traffic manager lie has
been with the company l5
years.
Onto viii supervise cargo
movements 10 and from CleNe-
land Akron Columbus. Erie
and Pittsburgh
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
REST=EIGHr EniTeR
THIeTIF DOWN
Hill Tracksnan

NORTHNilIt DoNNS
INA uEAE Double p Good Enough
MODERN Roy iufssstff Inaftfr
horne iEk Johnny Stusr Johnny
Iaic
YOU EHn~ scot F--7 'r, Hsus
BROOKE
'--EARL MOUNTAIN Posi- pfes eissi-
you -srsI Direct
JOHNNY STUART { T.. Wc~i.sn.
funi0r T
SCOTT vOLO JR HUmevpct you
KNOW.
YAH MCLALALa.- -IZL---A- ------------
raraH Direct
FEsg--EARL MOUNTAINS ROsE sTHl
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Graham Paige Votes
Preferred Payment

Graham-Paige Motors Corp. has
declared an initial dividend of
81, cents on the new ) per cent
50 par convertible preferred.
payable Aug 1 10 stock Of record
luiN 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Howell Electric
To Pay 7Ih Cents

Howell Electric Motors Co. has
declared a cash dividend FGTt@
cents per share. payable JOY N
10 stockholders Of record June Son
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Livestock Market
DETROIT

HOGg-lo0 fuliy steady today and FOR
The week barrows and Fllts bulkea ~ Sl4 30
TOP with s.fti0g extremely lax most soHs
CArrLE 100 cutie, narrow for su
sIsughte. classes today very lev sales For
nccs. Sri.', dr}Int steers and hei'ers steady
t0 1' cents Iunct ElaAs1-s and short feds
: q ~ so rrTrvT -TVTT cow and bulls uueNfr4y
so cents tn sl lHWc stuct cattle active
stronE cows i0 arEf, sep.l 'ran week
EARLIER buf general quality sI classes
SLAUGHTER cattle Tess desirable Top 81 2h
on Tow choice I ueOIt fcd steers pedtum
t0 top good 'et steers and Sp-sitrFs uneyeniy
xl4olI. including good ird heiiru -
SiSHlt grassy and warmed Up steers ard
hcifcu grading medium and below. $3.50
down few fst hC1f -4-f+y--t---s 4 80
but mo- reliable outlet late above x13 so hulk
common and medium hce' cows. 50 2Sml7,
csnncrs and cutters S7H4. closing bulk
sausage huUs $40 Soai2 practical late
trn ti22s fst bcrf bulls up Tic St4
wi'N 40 head standegis hrn'f fsF h'ef
butts rt'r seiru' atorc S'2 so lsff MEDIUM
suo -aoe 40o-6oo-h. S'aet f'cft. Sl3"
CALVES -1ad.A4slrrt CHI t.raz - Aclk
-1-----4i+t--r fr sf-~ fts fi1e aU tfrfs
nHs EoHr auf .nol.. .faicff % SIC.
weeks ru'k comparable E.-fst $40 so q
'cN choice. tif, common and medium Sl@
-fFFr ion 'o4sy.s tsde e8r ror work
s7-'t native spring lambs topped - SIC
eifh burks out A. 81 discount most interests
t-iklnr around SIS for good and choice
grades raed and choice s1crn lambs and
yrsrlinrs mIrrd uifr Nr and fsl shorn
prtS Sif 1850 common and medium
caEsv Nnts go toaI7 thora sFcf eaes.
50 tovr according o. sacf
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22

CHiCAGO June - ms Cash Frsin'
WHEAT-Nont
corn 49, 10. ycilow. Sil7i.gI Isia
sample yellow. Sillis
heavy, 74isr No. / fetc 71izc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
NTNTR INTfNElrlrD
GREAT HARDSHIP

Ia5aN said ihc hCh cost of
living n Paris must constitute q
great hardship for no Frcngh
people mo majority of whom arc
Wearing tae same clothes ilGA
77TVT WTTV TOr 'W1 wears
Food. clothing, and practi-
callv everything are extremely
scarce. nc said "PriccS,arc eN-
trcmcly high but nevertheless
the French haVe.conScrNcd their
good spirit and Partisan Wit
Paris has remained unaltercd
In beauty and ma ic>tY.
France il great country
and extremely reSourCctul and
viii take its place again in
all its former activity probably
sooner than II i sensible 10
predict" hC added
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
Entries at Leading Tracks
BEST SELECTIONS
Lew Waller
~ Tinted rrsss

~ hihru fifeA
BELMONT PARK
SUPER DAUBLK, star GAzsE Iiqui-
col STEVE cruiser Eass 20
a-9UOkStT Which Wins Seat PIcat.
4-flRE WARDEN blue srHs. Buzslong.
ALMA MATER War Kilt Pure Cold
g. RuE WHISTLER, Oatmeal fuiulania.
s-MARKoMBoB, Bel the ca, Free
sEst-EsFEEm
DELAwARE PARK
i-MOOFLE. Lost Mat, Skean
8-BuI OsCLlIvAE. Play james. Ann
4-RHTIoN SCOTCH when ace, Friu,-,
,-poNovAN ENTRY. red Gin. opeuir
e-RElTlrs. Alnos Hlsn commsne.
s-rHE GENERAL. Good odds. Nc,
REsr-EEzTIrs.
SUFFOLK DOWNS
l-sAJ kuMAR, fisht over. Pi'''1'
2-vALDINA JOE senior Prom OAK rvug.
3-NlGHr EDITOR. Ply the Coop Janet
4-sHiR jR.. psrs Morning. Two Down.
s-CREAM. sviy, Float. Ne
KOPLA son O. hst Tskiur Wsys
s~BRoWN FLAME, Tiresome. Fsrsy
REST-NIGHr Epi4eR
THISTLE DOWN
I-BAREFOOT GIRL, AmhfFs p Ross
sweep.
FUZZY American BIO Tejre Dan
S-VALDfSh VT-DNN, -ff4actss Dol Jory
4-BHRT o WAR. wonder witch. Lumber
Queen.
ESTABERT PeKgy's Boy Tcn.Vsrd
STUDY PERIOD aautsiy slr poy nv.
r-.HO no squtrflt Boston Ia.sir
e-ROYAL CANADIhS, CnbslsYei, YtIioa
Rurk
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
MINSlrIn nR.INs

WINNIPEG June ~ tiNS Rye rlC. "a
2Nsc fr 2tre higher today Julv = So
oc,oher 81 sot4e 'o'- Decemosr. 1l.45f,
n a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22
GinnbeI Paris
Unit Opened

I PARIS Same op s-.,7 Je-
-arc y al Hel ton AND
.r rrr come.
a. n sa-l. n Hrr-
ree char aae, fce
Hm> lnc
..t N"r- 01 ot tm.
R-tt
H.i.r iot
r... fHU H"..U
U. ..> ar.u impressed rs t"'
r- I..r.-r nI
u... s British pose
ITS amBlinc to see Jon Lon
don, despite Che pa>tug that
..t, touk. hus efficiently cNcrN-
thing now H. running and how
eager Bfittsti firms MO II re-
sumo business tUh ft
Notwithstanding all tho din,-
rufrITS tbcVVc had. was able
to place some business and !
have number of appointments
to complete other business when
return 90 London q fortnight
hence.
NENFR INTERRUPTED
8.t @ a-H. aS-
fa. .~ -o.r. F#. r.u'oa
q /.- .r /~a nt '." ua|.
we are NOW doing all We
p4r tD .,f h.,,t .aflr f1rflfr rul-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-22

yAnrrcafifr a.IHF-nF Claimed
Horses ligp3 scc0rdins tn pos Hositicn'
weather cfNIdy tFsck isst
post AIS g. m Detroit inet.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-10

nikolivecu, je deja1 Harro.
'Qtrok je pesnik. :
20 Harro, kako je to pripo-
vedevala, 3 visokirn glasom, ki
zverii kakor strune. Moi bog,
pesnisko r1isep1 navdahniena,
'toda kakor je to zvenelo Nikoli
vet. Morala sem oditi K svojemll
.lastnernu nikoliveGu."
|. Vzela -je sinovo sliko $ svoje
Enize- in sjo polozila precise.
1Harro, ia soba je norala biti
nekoc mrtvaska kapela, vendar
pa to ne spada sem. Toda, kako
mai le to popisefn, nekaj, "a kar
nj besed. Gutila sem locneje
ne n1orem reei neko blazenc
blizino. cisto praznicno in lahko
mi je bio. Zakaj ne bi stano
vala v mrtvaski kapeli, &c je
tudi mole srcef taxa kapela? Da,
in potem sem Sc vrnila. Med tenn
je morala nnala pogledati v sobo
Ne zahtevajte, da vam ponovin
kaj mi je povedaIa. Res nisen
bila sama." H
Ia trenutek je zavladal globok
molk " sobi, il katere Sc nikoli
ne umaknejo senee in kjer le
zita ma tleh zmerom diva pasova
sence, in &c Sc sveti solnce Sc
tako lepo-potem pa reee gosps
matt odlocno: -
''Dovolj o meni. Samo Sc tole
Tu ostanem, dokler me ne poze
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-10
DusicQ Roz zanlorii1
tsyETrIc1'urHJEN NohEc,
Asn% Cuaassr
PoslovsniI Boris RiirtsrsM
lNadalieyanjel
tSvETlyIC2 I'M NJK1g lgOnEC)
Poslovs1Iil Boris Riirtsrsik

Dusica pogleda nekoliko y
skrbeh gospo Hardenstsinovo.
Ia pa je odIoziIa svoj klohcit in
Sc poglobila y neko kniigo, ali
pa Sc samo tako della. Harro il
pomigne, da bi jo opogumil.
"Stolp je star tisoc let. Na
sredi v zemlji nj tako prijazen
kakor zgoraj, kjer je grim. Mo
goee je stolp pozabil, kaj ina
spodaj, drugace Sc ne bi take
preserno srnejal svojin oce-
som in kimal 4 grmom, kadar
pridejo vrabci k njemu ma obisk.
Morda niti ne We, kaj je bilo
pred tisoc lett, ker je moral va
rovati postelje. Mexico je Sci ne.
kdo po stopnicah nayzdol"
'.Dusica, lepo te prosirn, samo
Sc "a trenutek sedi tako! Moi
bog, to je pa res lepo! Ali mores
tako mirno sedeti? In pripove.
duj dale, kdo je bill. vitez ali
kletar?"
Ta cudezno zivi izraz bi rad
ujel. Njegov svincnik kar drvi
po papirju.
"Dalje, Dusica!' ~
mi bill vitez, - ona je bila!''
"Gospa?"
me vem. Roko je drzala pred
seboj, da sc nj zadevala oh si
VEN kamenju. Njena roka je bi
la lepa in MEN obraz tudi. Lasje
so bill kakor moi, samo Sc boil
zlati, in padali so il do kolen
Ia njo stopa nekdo, pa Sc je ne
SINE dotakniti, in tudi boji Sc je
Spodaj je debel steber in hod
mix, Majhna lue gori tam, ru
mena in rdeca. Kamni so crni
in hrapavi, ona pa stoji oh ste
bru. Potern postane njena oble
ka bella. Pref je bila erna. To is
cd stolpa." 4~-,t ~ iest,sr ~
''Tvoja zgodba je nekolike
grozna, Dusica, in tudi ii 81 po
stala cisto bleda." Toda Dusics
molci in Harro jo rise.z globokc
zamaknjenostjo.
In vendar bi rad Sc dale po
slusal njen mehki glas. &c mol
ci, Sc mu zdi tako uboga, take
zagrenjena. In oce ne bo vessel
&c bo prislo proved tega ma sli
ko. - "Ali je to vse, kar YES {
njej?" jo vprasa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-10

nejo, ali pa, dokler ne DO moja
|naloga koncana Poglejte, Harro,
kako So vse to lepo uiena, So
.ba, .otrok in JAZZ. Sal veste, da nj
konlur ne maram pokvariti niti
|ure po nepotrebnem, toda senca
|je tn. Ali je morda ia otrok. ki
vidi duse rajnih, zapisan smrti,
ali pa. Sc. drzi uboge nesrecnice
|nekaj takega, kar. della ljudi
|skrivnostne in z1oyesce. Ali nj
[ste. videli, kako je prebledela,
kako. SO Sc izpremenile Meme
|!oci? In ne bi il bill smell reci:
Dale, .Dusica.' Kar zgrozi1a sem
| Sc pri teh besedah. Otroka ne bi
bill smell Sc izpodbujati."
Harro je vzkliknil: "Da bi to
Memo pesnisko delo osta1o skri-
to v dusi, ali ne bi bilo to kri-
vicno."
"ce bi jo bill slisali, Harro!
Noce vec ziveti nami in k dru-
gim hoce It'll, k tistim, XII imajo
lahke noge- Oh, pustite mojo
[ubogo, zaearano princesko! &c il
hocete pomagati in jo vzgojiti "a
zivljenje, ne smete pustiti, da
bi Sc il take korenine proved
razroclon -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-10
SlIsAN 8

Uklonil Sc bonn vasi modro-
sti, gospa matt. Pripravljen sem
reel, da sem il storil krivico in
bonn tudi v misli oprezen. Dejal
,taho nisem nicesar."
'"Prej tudi zadovoljna ne DO,
Harro!"
PETO PoGLAVJE
Kako- SO praxnujejo slavnostni
dnevi
cisto sinje nebo. Golobje Sc
solncijo ma zidu, med kameni-
timi kvadri silijo ma dan prvi
cvetovi lakotnika. Mart je po-
metal dvorisce, kakor bi prica-
koval nadzornika. sopek zvon-
ekov, majhnih, plahih znanil-
cev ponladi, stoji ma okenski
polici v salonu. cajnik je sve-
tel, da Sc kar lesketa, zvitki Ia
pet so izginili-razvalina prica-
kuje zimski obisk. Voz pridrdra
in Harro vzame svojo malo da-
mo il MEGA. Meme oci Sc iskre,
sal vidi prvic razvalino, kjer Sc
nude njene misli vsak dan. 90,
Harro, tvoj vodnjak! cudovito
zelen zameten plasc 81 je ogrnil.
I o, Harro, reel mu, maj pole"
(Dalje prihodn1le1