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Two Plead Innocent
To Assault Charge;
Are Held For Court

Gordon Fowler, Jr., II, and Leon
Beary Queen, %, both of 120 Castle
street, pleaded not guilty in Re-
corder's court yesterday 10 charges
OF criminal assault on a 14-year-
old girl. Probable cause was found,
and they were bound over to Supe.
rior court.
Fowler and Queen were arrested
by police Monday night. They were
jailed today in default of $1,000
bond each. Their case will be
scheduled for trial next week, dur
ing the special term of court.
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Tar Heel Officer Describes Rescue
From Nazi Prison Camp By Russians
CONTINUED from Page One)

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to see us, shook hands all around,
whipped cut bottle of vodka and
proposed toast to our common
victory. We offered him cigarets.
Got to keep going to Berlin,
he said in Russian as he saluted
goodbye. And off he went. 1t was
like that all night as the Russian
armored spearhead, mostly Stain
and Sherman tanks, raced after
the retreating German army.
I've never met a better type of
rough and ready soldiers than the
Red Army fighting men. All OF
them hate the Germans worse than
anything else in the world and all
of them are determined to get to
Berlin just as fast as humanity
possible.
Liberation by the Red Army end
ed what had been one year of
modified hell for me. You can't
realize What freedom means to you
until you lose it. The Germans IN
handling American prisoners had
thought of many ways, large and
small, to harass us. They did as
little as possible for us. Rations
they provided would have broken
us by starvation if it hadn't been
for Red Cross parcels.
AS a tKriegie'', our name for
war prisoners, or Kriegsgefangen-
er, l suppose my experience has
been typical until the Red Army
fortunately cut it short.
Four months before the Ameri-
can Fifth Army ever saw Rome,
the Germans marched me and hun
dreds of other prisoners from An
zio through the eternal city in a
parade designed to humiliate Al
lied arms in the eyes of the waver-
ing Italians. 4
I had been snagged by "Goons"
the name the American prisoners
gave their captors-while COM
manding Company ga" of the 30th
Regiment in an attack in the di-
rection of Cisterna by the Third
Division. That was February l,
1914. Our executive officer was
wounded and I had taken over
temporarily.
The Goons sucked in our attack,
then came at us from ambush. A
dozen of them with burp guns
Schmeisser automatic pistols-got
the drop on me and my company
radio operator
At Velletri they grilled us and
an English-speaking Coon private
sneered, when our artillery comes
from the Russian front We'll push
your comrades back into the sea.
How can you spare anything
from the Russian 'front.' I asked.
He couldn't answer that one.
Outside Rome in kind of car
barn the Goons assembled over
hundred United States officers
and enlisted men and trucked us
to the Coliseum. There they lined
US up in columns of fives and
us off across the city
along streets damned with curious
but undemonstrative crowds.
Believe it or not, but some of the
italians furtively gave US the ''V'
sign. Some of us sang, "Helgh Ho,
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RERLIN REDUCES
ELECTRIC POWER
nv RICHARD KASISCHKE

LONDON. Feb. 21-lR-Electric
power now is cut OFT throughout
por,in for several hours day and
~ women. both rich and poor,
.o,e been impressed into building
..oo+ barbados, reports from the
German capital said today,
"a snjrit of innate fatalism pre-
.,odes the capital" the German
ao agency Transocean broadcast
~. +he city awaited a great frontal
assault from Soviet armies fight
;n9 little more than 80 miles away.
THE present calm is fearsome, "
soid radio commentator DR.. Joseph
s Ca THE coming weeks will be
Jecie;ve and every German must
Gofond his existence at the barri-
cedes Greater sacrifices will be
reo,lired than any ever borne by
any nation.
Describing Beriin's last ditch
generations, Transocean said that
women. including ladies in fur
coats work in queues which pass
bricks ana stones to build barri-
cades and strongpoints in ruined
buildings
.Machineguns rattle the agen-
cy said. as Volkssturm home
olard) men practice house to :
house fighting in these ruins. Bar
ricades and barbed wire are ev-
erywhere. >
Frankfurt on the Oder, 80 miles
In the east, already was under as
sault With the bulk of its 10000
civilians evacuated, this city was
making a stand-to-the-death to de-
lay the big push on the capital.
Russian shells and bombs ham,
mered the city ceaselessly and
the machineguns of Red fighter
planes strafed its streets, many of
which Transocean said were nov
deserted and dead" Trolly service
was halted and stalled street cars
were converted into anti-tank bar
rierS.
The Moscow radio reported new
riots inside Germany, including a
hunger march by hundreds of ref
ugees in Stassfurt, south of Mag
deburg. The report said that the
marche1s stormed a food store and
the regular army interviewed when
SIS elite guards attempted to fire
on the mob.
Moscow also told of disorders in
Munich which were said to have
developed into pitched street bat
ties with tank-supported SIS units
after the city police re-
fused to fire on civilian crowds.
The police had to be disarmed
and many were sent to the Dachau
concentration camp for refusing to
shoot" said a German language
broadcast by the Moscow radio.
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JOHN J. THOMAS

Funeral services for John j..
Thomas, SO, who died in the James
Walker Memorial hospital yester-
day, will be held today at p. m.
from the chapel of Andrews NOR
tuary. The Rev. E. w. Halleck
and the Rev. Alexander Miller will
officiate, and burial will be in Oak
dale cemetery.
Surviving Mr.. Thomas are his
widow, Mrs. Mary Thomas, of Til-
mington; five sons, John j., Jr.,
and Lattimer, of Cleveland, and
Leon G., Elmer Ray and Horace
Tyler Thomas, all of Wilmington;
and six grandchildren.
Active pallbearers will be o. L.
Hogan, c. W. Shaw, R. T. Presson,
Otto Schmidt, Raymond Hobbs,
and Jesse Peterson.
Honorary pallbearers will be DR..
D. r. Murchison, John Sutton, DR..
Graham Barefoot, Otto Leeuwen-
burg, David M. Holmes and Elmo
Padget.
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that many members would abstain
from voting-as they did on Greece
as a sign of disapproval. 1t is
significant that dissatisfaction with
the Polish decision cuts across
party lines and puts number OF
Conservatives and Laborites in
joint opposition to the Prime Min
ister's action.
The attack today was opened "
Conservative, Prof. Douglas
Lloyd Savory from Belfast. who
asked Eden whether the British
government had evidence that
Poles east of the Curzon Line de-
sired to be incorporated into Rus
STA.
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TURTLE JOINS FIRE co.

CHICAGO, Feb. 81. -U.R)- 1t.
Frank Coyne was examining fire
hose when members of Co. No.
81 returned from a fire. AS the hose
was being unrolled to dry, cut
crawled turtle. Nobody knows
how it got there. Coyne said the
turtle was evidently somebody's
pet because it had the number 10
painted on the back of it's shell.
The firemen kept it as a mascot.
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churchill FACES
DEBATE ON POLES
Continued from Page One(

Churchill is expected to go be-
fore the House next Tuesday to
defend the Yalta decision on Po-
land to the hilt. He probably will
demand a vote of confidence, lust
as he has in other important de-
oates recently. Undoubtedly he
would win, although it is probable
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700 EAT BUFFALO

ADRIAN, Mich, Feb. 21.-U.P)-
The lure of good red buffalo meat
oil perhaps just of meat-broug :
700 Lenawee county sportsmen to
banquet here at which two buffa-
loes, shipped to Michigan fror!
Oklahoma, were the main course.
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OUNCE BLAND McRACKEN

WHITEVILLE, Feb. 81. - Mrs.
Eunice Bland McRacken, g., died
at her home Tuesday night.
The daughter of the late Daniel
P. Land and Eliza Corbett Of Pen
der county, Mrs. McRacken is sur
vived by her husband, w. R. Nc
Racken; a brother, Robert D..
Bland, Of Hopeville, Va; sister
Mrs. J. O. Vann, Of Wilmington;
and a granddaughter.
Funeral services will be held to-
day at II a. m. at the Mckenzie
Chapel, and burial will be in the
city cemetery.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-11

1B. novembra, nedelja. - Mia
dinski zbor Waterloo okrozja
prireditev v SID.
rs. novembra, nedelja. - Pew
ski zbor "Jadran" koncert v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. 80, :.
2. decembra, nedelja. - Zdru-
zeni bratje SNPJ pies v Slo-
venskena delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
9. decembra, nedelja. - Dram
sko drustvo canton Verov-
Sex" - prireditev v SID.
16. decembra, nedeija. - Zen
ski klub - pies v SID.
%. decembra, nedelja. - Zen
ski klub - piles v SID.
25. decembra, torek. - Socialis-
ticni klub st. 49 - pies v
dvorani Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
80. decembra, nedelja. - Odbor
"a ameriske vojake - pies v
S. d. D.
81. decembra, ponedeljek - Sill
vestrov pies zbora "Jadran"
VS.. D. D.
1946
lS. januarja, sobota. - zenski
klub - Pies v dvorani Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd.
20. januarja. Pevski zbor
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"Slovan" praznuje deset-
letnico 8 koncertom v Sloven-
skem drustvenem domu ma
- Recher Ave.
3. februarja, nedelja. - zenslxi
klub priredi Piles v dvorani
Slovenskega delavskega do
ma ma Waterloo Rd.
10. februarja, nedelja. --- Blej-
sko jezero SDZ -- piles v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd..
II. februarja, nedelja. - Pro-
gresivne Sloverke krozek 1
prireditev v Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd.
IA. februarja, nedeija. - Pew
ski zbor "Jadran'' priredi
koncert v dvorani Slovenske-
ga delavskega donna ma Wa
terloo Rd.
FL. aprila, nedelja. - Svoboda
SNPJ - Pies v avditoriju
Slovenskega delavskega donna
ma Waterloo Rd.
28. aprila, nedelja - Strugglers
SNIP - piles " dvorani Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd.
IL. maja, nedelja. Waterloo
Grove w. c.. prireditev v
avditoriju Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
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Drustvo "BrooklYnski
Slovenci" st. 48 SDZ

Cleveland, Ohio. - Pc dol
gem casu Sc zopet oglasim.
Pred nekaj lett je bilo sklenje-
no, da pri nasem drustvu re
priredimo veselic "a casa vojne
radi obstojecih razmer.
Sedaj je vojne konec in raz-
mere so Sc izpremenile, zato
smo Sc odlocili, da priredimo
zabavo "a kritje drustvenih
stroskov in da sc vcasih lahko
z majhnim darom spomnimo ma
fante, XII SO Sc v vojaski sluzbi.
Lahko recem, da smo imeli ved-
no lepo udelezbo in tudi sedaj
upam, da mas obiscete. Kdor je
ze slisal godbo Franka Zaica in
Ernie Benedika, XII igrata ma
VICAR radio postal vsako po-
poldne oh SIS pod imenom
Range Riders, DO takoj vedel,
da DO godba prvovrstna. Skoro
vsak dan zaigrata emo sloven-
sko, da ,jih prav radi poslusa-
mo in tudi "vam priporocamo,
da jih poslusate, ma nasi vese-
lici Sc boste pa lahko naplesah
ob zvokih te godbe.
Clanstvo ina te vstopnice ma
rokah. Ako jo vam kateri po-
nudi, ne odrecite mu, kajti S
tenn, da boste vstopnico kupili,
b O te pomagali do boljsega
uspeha, clanstvo bo pa z vese-
ljem delovalo "a obstoj svojez
ga drustva.
Zapomnite 81 dan veselice 6.
oktobra, ko sc vidimo v Domu
zapadnih Slovencev ma Denison
Ave. Mrs. A. Jesenko.
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Vabilo ma sejo eitalnice
Odbor in celokupno clanstvo
citalnice Slovenskega delavske-
ga donna ma Waterloo Rd. Sc
vljudno vabi ma prihodnjo sejo,,
katera Sc vrsi v sredo, IL. sep
tembra. Pricetek oh osmi uri
zvecer v citalniskih prostorih.
Vabi Sc tudi vse one citalni-
carrie in citalnicarke, XII MISC bill
Sc ma nobeni seji. Druga prosnja
je, da bi vsi poravnali zaostalo
clanarino, XII je prav nizka, NAM
rec samo 10 centov mesecno.
Ne pozabite, da so citalnice
najbolj vazne kulturne ustano-
We. A. j., tajnik
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zeae slovenke SDZ pies v s.
d. DoTau. =. !
23. septembra, neieija. 49, Od-
bor ID Ameriske vojake pri-
reditev v SID -
20. septembra, sobota. - Gle
veland Athletic League of S.
\ N. r. J. pies v SID.
50. septembra, nedelja. -- Pies
Kegljaskega kluba v SID.
6. olxtobra, sobota. - Drustvo
"Brooklynski Slovenci" 1t. 4S
S. d. z. priredi veselico v Do
mu zapadnih Slovencev, 6s1s
Denison Ave. '.:.
6. oktobra, sobota. -- Strivers
C.F.U. - pies v SID.
7. oktobra, nelelja. -- SANS "a
collinwoodsko okroEje - pri-
redlteV v SDD
7. oktobra, nedeija. - Podruz-
MICA It.. 48 SANS priredi pro-
gram popoldan in Piles zvecer
v korist pomoci domovini v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd.
Ia. oktobra, nedelja. -- Wash
ington st. 80 ZSZ pies v SID.
2l. oktobra, nedelja. - Cerk-
nisko jezero - Piles v SID.
%. oktobra, Iiedelja. - Betsy
Ross A.F.U. - Piles v SID.
4. novembra, nedelja. - Zenski
odsek SNPJ farme - pies v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd.
10. novembra, sobota. - Strug-
glers SNPJ - pies v SID.
II. novembra, nedelja. - VBoj
SNPJ prireditev v SID.
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je segel Harro v besedo. 'Od
boga ustvarjeno lupino duse"
'VidelA bos," 10 je petela-
lila Rozamarija. Meme ne DO
.vec in po meni DO ostala ia sli-
ka kakor pesem." Pokazala je
ma platno. =
ID (Ddlje prihodnj;t)
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CNadRje


'.'Roza, spet 81 zmagala! - = "
Pomolila mu je roko in pri-
tisnila njegovo dian ma svoje
prsi.
"Glej, kako sem Sc pomiri-
la!" ~ =. :.
Pogledal il je' v oci in njego-
vo cello sc je nagubalo. j.
"Kaj 81 govorila Kako te je
mogel tuji moz potolaziti, JAZZ
pa ne? Kaj 81 govorila?"
"Govorila sem manu-, in
dal mi je najboljse nasvete, XII
jih more clovek dati." Vsako
besedo je ponovila.
ITO je pametno," je moral
priznati. Potem je se dodal:
''Sicer sem Sc pa zelo nerodno
vedel tenn tvojim svetnikorn.
Toda, vselej je tako, da me raz-
draH vsakdo, Xxi kaj We ali pa
Sc della, kakor bi vede1, ko mo-
ram JAZZ stati pred zaprtimi vra-
tt. Roza, lepo je, da mora tvoj
moz cakati pred vrati."
'Ljubi Harro, sal MIN a s
vzroka, da hi bill ljubosumen.
Ali ii dajem premalo? Ali te
pustim stati pred vrati, kadar
gre zane, ne pa "a druge lju-
di"
"Roza, to pot 81 me prema-
gala. Toda, glej, "a stanje pred
vrati nisem rojen in tega sc
ne bonn nikoli navadil. Zmerom
sem taksen kakor razdrazen IT,
ger. Ali bos Sc kdaj sama z 60
spodom grajskim zupnikom ?"
"Ne, Harro, nikoli vec."
Popoldne je najprej javil svoj
obisk, potem pa je odnesel svo-
jo Rozo ma lepi novi nosilnici v
zgornje nadstropje gradu. Samo
Mart je Sci z MIN. ''Da bi te
nosili strezaji, tega ne dovolim,
Roza,' j je rekel. Kratko pot
cd stopnic do prostora, XII je bill
zanjo pripravljen v kneznjini
sobi, je sla lahko sama.
Tako sta prisla oba skupaj
v sobo. Harro je stopal kakor
zmerom "a njo in ona je opira-
la svojo roko oh njegovo, ka-
kor hi Sc bila oklepala stolove-
ga naslonila. To je bilo videti
ljubko in memo, ceprav je sto-
pala zelo dostojanstveno. Knez-
MIA je vstala S svojega stola.
Samo ma naslanjae je pokazala.
Oh njenem pogledu Sc je Roza
zdrznila in tudi Harra je tako
prijelo, da Sc je sklanil mad ME
no uvelo roko in jo poljubil. Po-
tenn je sprawl svojo zeno v ma
slanjac in stopil "a MO. Njego-
We oci so neprestano strmele v
kneznjo, v njen ostro izrezani
obraz, XII pa nj postal prav mic
grsi, v njene velike, gorece, ria
We oci. v preprosti obleki il
crne svile, XII je Sc zmerom IL
dajala obilo okusa, je bila vide
ii dosti ponosnejsa kakor ne
koc. -,.--&. -~
Rozinemu pogledu Sc je ogi-
bala. Zdaj pa sta Sc ooe zeni "a
trenutek spogledali in spet Sc
je zdelo Harru, da je prica
skrivnostnemu boju. LIE, da je
bilo to pot njuno orozje ncena-
ko. Rozamarija je sklonila le-
po glavo in kneznjine oci so $
pogledi splavaIe Ger MO. KNEE
MIA je V prednogti, je moral Ha-
rro pomisliti.
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DruStveni kOledar
/ 8 4 5

-. 1915
8. septembra, nedelja. - zenski
odsek Piles v zgornji dvorani
Slovenskega delavskega do
ma ma Waterloo Rd.
16. septembra, nedelja. - Zdru-
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bro. Sal Sc zmerom iznova p1a-..
jajo. Teto Uiriko bonn pokIical,
PostavilA DO stol "a teboi in tie
drzala. |" y
'tPocakaj, Harro!' je vzklik-
Mia. ''FrOsirn te! Rekla DO, da
je poganshD !. tega ne morem
trpeti -
@Kje sc pri tebi zacenja po-
ganstvo, Rozas Ali prihaja IL
tvojega drobnega, neznega ko-
lena? /? Svoj hrbet bi ma vsakem
dvornem plesu bolj razkazova-
la, sicer pa je tako pokrit. Ali
pa maj bodo poganske tvoje pre-
lepe, gole noge, XII so tako ne
verjetno poduhovljene? In kak-
sne SO tvoje roke! Vidi Sc jim
ze, da norejo hoditi samo BE 20
belih rpznih hstih cez zeleno
blazino il nlahu. Ulrika te ven
dar vidi ysak dan v kopeI. Kaj
pa takrat govori O tebi, ko ii
zliva vodo cez prsi, XII imajo
grenko znamenje trpljenja, in
cez telo, XII je nosilo mo.jega
otroka? To vprasujem samo ra-
di tega, ker govoris o pogan-
stvu."
"Harro, kakor bi govoril s
pesmijo!"
"Ai res? saj sem uzaljen v
dno srca. Pogansko, - ali nj ia
beseda nesramna ?"
"Ti 81 pa res kakor 1.-Two og-
njisce. Bojim Sc, da jo DO uzali-
10 lie to, &c bos ii poleg, Harro.
Kadar je sama menoj, tudi ne
najde ma meni mic poganskega. 7"
"Jaz imam pravico do tebe!!"
je vzkliknil in odhitel IL dvora-
ne.
Roza je zamisljeno gledala
"a MIN, toda nj Sc zganila.
Stara DANA je prikorakala S svo-
Jim necakom, in ocitno nj mo-
gla nicesar vedeti poslednjem
pogovoru med Rozo in Harrom,
kajti ko je Dusico zagledala, je
obstala kakor prikovana.
'Kaj maj to pomeni, Harro? I?
Otrok! Kako leM' tu!"
''Zelo dobro lezim, Uli," zatr-
di Roza. "Ne mores 81 misliti,
kako me teze tezke obleke, in
kako dobro in prijetno je Glove.
ku, da nj zmerom zapet vanje.
In tako topic je!"
Harro je stal "a njo z iskre-
cimi Sc, nevarnimi ocmi. Cakal
je, kaj DO zdaj rekla.
'Harro," je dejala Ulrika
"zdi Sc mi, da hoces tole nasli-
kati. Tale pomor otrok v Be-
tlehemu!"
"Ui, - pomor otrok? No,
tam SO moral imeti pa res dol
&c otroke." In Harro Sc zasika: {:
"Pa res znas dobro sklepati. Da,
tole bonn naslikal."
I'm potem bodo prihajali
ljudje in videli otroka, XII lezi tu
z golimi nogami. Nicesar nina
ma telesu, razen drobnega, sive-
ga oblaka! Harro, pusti me, mai
govorim!'
"Uli, &c DO Harro to naslikal,
DO velika umetnina in meme ne
DO vec. Zivelo bo kakor stare
slike tam ma stem, ko bova mis-
diva izginila kakor dive senci.
In kdo bo Sc mislil ma Rozoma-
rijo Braunesko, XII je nekoc da-
Ia telo "a sliko?"
''Svoje poduhovljeno telo," j
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Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic
Agnes Gunther

Mum pogovor se je sukal v
mejah vsakdanjosti. Kneznja j
je pripovedovala o svojih ziv-
cih in o svojem brezuspesnem
zdravljenju, XII Sc ga je ze loti-
la. Rozine bolezni 1iSi omenila
nj. Tedaj Sc je Harro dotaknil
Dusicine ra1ne in ona je rekla:
Mama, &c mi dovolis, Sc ju-
tri vrnem."
"Zelo ljubeznjiva ST, Rozama-
rija. Ko hi te ne potrebovala,
mi pa ne zameri, &c te ne bonn
sprejela."
"Morda Sc DO pa le nasel cas-,
ko tt DO moi obisk vsec, ma
MAJ" !
Harro hoee nekaj reci, pa Sc
o pravem casu pogoltne besedo.
Rozamarija Sc njegovo pomoc-
jo dvigne IL naslanjaea, ronu-
di materi belo, drhteco roko,
toda ia je ne vzame, ampak re-
&c lie z ledeno mrzlim glasom
"za hlinjenje je prepozno,
Rozamarija."
Harro cuti, kako Rozamarija
drhti, kakor bi jo bill nekdo uda-
ril bicem, in nitro odide il So
be. Spremi jo v slavnostno dvo-
rano in jo tam polozi ma poste-
ljo.
mo, Roza, kako Sc tt je zde-
10 obiskovanje bolnikov?"
"slabo je bilo, ljubi Harro,"
mu je odkritosrcno rekla. "Mo-
ram Sc Sc nekoliko odpociti."
I'm mole placilo? Sal 81 mi
vendar obljubila placilo "a po-
moe. Sal 81 rekla, da bonn po-
placan, &c bonn mirno stal in
moleal, ko bodo mojo zeno
zmerjali in zbadali prav TIA,
kjer je memo srce najmehkejse
in najbolj ranljivo. Sicer pa vse
|'skupaj nj bilo brez nekaksne
okrutne smesnosti. Roza kot
gresnica in gospa mama kot an
gel nedolznosti. In Rozamarija
Sc spusti v boj taksno ne
zgresljivo trdovratnostjo"
'Ljubi Harro, dobil bos svo-
je placilo, samo malo maj sc
pref opomorem.
Toda svojega placila Thor
stein ne dobi Sc isti dan. Pac pa
naslednji dan, ko je Rozamari-
ia zelo skrivnostna. Zdaj lezi v
dvorani, v veliki, ohlapni jutrni
obleki in mu rece:
Harro, sluziti sem ii hotela,
toda, ljubi, sal res ne vem, ali
me bos mogel potrebovati!"
Memo jutrno halo razgrne.
Zeleno, ma pol prozorno oblacilo
ina pod MO, okoli vratu ozke,
zlate pasove in Stroke, mahe-
drave, visece rokave. Blago je
mehko kakor oblak in visi okoi
ME v cisto preprostih crtah.
Meme meme, blestece sc belle ro-
Ike, XII SO izgubile svojo polnost
in imajo samo Sc lepe oblike,
wise navzdol, in vsaka zilica sc
odraza ma njih v visnjevkasti
barvi 3. Dvorana je zakur-
jena, ceprav nj hladno.
Prestraseno ga pogleda. Ia
ko rada bi bila ljubezniva Z
MIN, zdaj ga pa nnorda Sc Ia
losti. In on j rece:
"Samo tedaj smem sprejeti
tvoje placilo, &c bonn lahko pre-
prican, da LEXIS tako, kakor ii
je najbolj udobno. Toda bojim
Sc, da blazinami tega ne boz
va mogla napraviti dovolj do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-11

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tc Nazis d % t Sav peoples and what shey nsended
@ Do + also psesn Few hnn of the slav peoples epic
ssrasgic agaix DE Maxi ensavers which conbured so
much sostalts saving de world from Hterisn. -.
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Evening star., 1945-07-26

old art of grooming and turns out to
be quite facile at 1t, revels in the
array of situations, costumes and
backgrounds which his latest pic
ture offers to him. He achieves a
rather intelligent blending of the
smart-aleck and the stumblebum,
one of the best variations of the
latter in sequence In which he Is
the victim of the old badger game
played by an Indian chief and his
pretty squaw.
The cockeyed notion of where
Do We Go From Here" gives its
sponsors opportunity to pull some
neat comedy tricks in the arrange
ments of background. 1t is amusing
to find pair of street signs in the
Atlantic wilderness reading AID
street and Broadway. There are a
dozen other such specimens scat
tered through the screenplay.
The Misses Haver and Leslie also
obviously are delighted to find them
selves in such messed up arrange
ment of time, historical characters
and locales. Both of them also turn
out to be easily capable of taking
care of period songs which cover the
whole gamut of American expert
ence. And the correlative dances,
too, of course.
Miss Leslie and MacMurray are
the pair who have such fine time
with that Knickerbocker love song,
the one that dislocates every verb
In the lyrics.
Twentieth Century-Fox concluded
that the Ryskind fantasy was worth
some of the cinema's top-flight
character players. 1t works out
worthily in the performance, for
instance, of Alan Mowbray as
George Washington, a founding
father with laugh out of the side
of his mouth. 1t does the same in
the case of such others as Gene
Sheldon, Anthony Quinn, Fortunio
Bononova and Herman Bing.
The photography Of the Capitol's s
picture is winsome in its high
coloring.