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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-03
STRIKE THREATS
HIT AUSTRALIA

s'fDNEY, Australia, Dec. 2 -(P
"A 'leup involving 500, 900 workers
was threatened tonight as seamen
ana NINE leaders prepared to call
general strike in support of 1000
s!eel men In what newspapers said
was Communist move to seize
", toi'fol from moderate leaders of
Unions
Cd me NJ seamen have already decid-
o ou " ", Aalt work at midnight tonight
WI WA, all ships carrying New South
t ~a1eS coal-two-thirds of the coun.
s Ss Supply-while miners in New
r rOu. Wales will decide tomor.
t INV. whether to accept their fedora.
eral strike -of ger
be published estimates of the mum.
III. Of workers who would be made
NM NM o ~, the strike range up to 500.
of olo WINE drastic cuts in the use
ica Nora power and railway serv.
ss T were predicted. Interstate rail
csn ,,ee n mas already been cut be.
nort ye Of smaller coal strikes il
'V Raa1l New South Wales.
vorLona hong the strike of the Iron.
r rsIAefs Federation are the sea.
Fed I union and the Coal Miner.
ren rr-sl30n !; Australian newspaper.
rrpu ur'eo that all three of these
positions. li'''o'iiS's IN Key
oa utnleials of the Australian Labo,
''' which controls the presen'
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-03
Wife Flies To Bedside
OF Sailor Going Blind

ATLANTA, Dec. 2-LP-The wife
of Sailor William P. Bingham ar
rived at San Francisco today with
her two small daughters and by
tomorrow may be at the bedside
of her husband, slowly losing his
sight in Charleston, S. c., hos
pital.
Thomas W. Bingham Of Atlanta,
brother of William, said that
Mrs. Bingham telephoned from
San Francisco that she was almost
Immediately continuing her long
air journey from New Zealand.
She expected, Thomas added, to
reach Washington tomorrow morn
ing and Charleston a few hours
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-03
GERMANS BITTER
OVER OCCUPATION
Resentment Growing AT
Methods Practiced By
Army, Report Shows
BY JAMES F. KING
Associated Press Staff
CORRESPONDENT

FRANKFURT, Germany, Dec. 2.
|-P)-A secret survey by American
intelligence officers disclosed to-
day said German resentment
against American occupation
methods is developing into bitter
hatred with growing talk of re-
sistance.
The 10000 word report on 'thc
German view was compiled by
two American intelligence off
GERS and two trusted Germans and
disclosed what Germans are talk
ing about among themselves. The
report was described officially as
more nearly true than any yet
produced"
Even among some clergymen
and Germans who profess pro
Allied synpathies the view is held
that the American military was
involved in red tape, and suffers
from lack of policy which has
led to injustices and confusion.
The report pictured Germany as
land of groaners, and quoted one
civil servant as saying "the only
thing Germans would be able
really to agree on would be some
form of resistance
The council of the Evangelical
Church in Germany made form
al protest to the inter-Allied Con
troll Council charging injustices
in the denazification program, the
report disclosed.
"This campaign as we see it ir
the American zone will not exter'
inmate Hitlerism,' clergymen said
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-03
Indian Troops Launch Nev Java Attack;
Rebel& Assassinate Iranian Governor;
CHI; <zzse Nationalist Reach 7ahushan
ARAB LEAGUE SEEKS
TO THROTTLE TRADE
OF PALESTINE JEWS

CAIRO, Egypt, Dec. 2.-(F
The Arab League Council, in
a move to throttle Jewish trade
in Palestine, decided today to
boycott all Zionist industry.
If the councils decision Is
approved by delegates of the
Leagues seven member ma
tons, the action would mean
the loss of all Middle East out
lets for PaIestine's rapidly ex-
banding industries.
A statement said the actual
provisions of the boycott would
be announced tomorrow by
Abdel Rahman Azzam Bey,
secretary general Of tn e
League.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-03
Chang 5 men
Reported As
In Capital
FREELANCE OUTFIT
United States To Train
Government Amphibious
Naval F orce

CHUNGKING, Dec. 2-N- Ma
tionalist forces advancing toward
Mukden along the Peiping-Mukden
railroad have reached Tahushan,
where Chinese Communists earlier
were reported to have dug in for
a firm stand, Chinese dispatches
said today. Tahushan is IS miles
southwest of Mukden.
The China Times reported that
troops of the freelance Gen. Chang
Hsueh-shih, formerly depicted as
supporting the Communists, had
entered Mukden. However, other
sources said that Chang had dis
patched emissaries to Nationalist
headquarters at Chinhsien to sur
render his Manchurian army and
there was uncertainty whether his
force was pro-Nationalist or pro
Communist.
Chang repeatedly stipulated that
if surrender terms were signed
they must provide for the free.
dom of his brother, young Mar
shal'' Chang Hsueh-liang, who has
been under surveillance since
December, 1887, for the l2-day de.
tention of Generalissimo Chang
Kai-shek at Sian.
Meanwhile, Vice-Adm. Daniel
E. Barley, Seventh Fleet COM
mander, announced that U. S. Ma.
val personnel on Dec. 10 would be,
gin training Chinese crews to op.
crate amphibious vessels.
The school, which will enroll 600
Chinese sailors and 60 officers, will
be for the purpose of providing
Chinese crews for ships employed
in effecting the surrender terms
of Japan" Barley said.
While the three-month training
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development the direction finder
was put to combat tests in a SIM
ulated theater of war here at the
AAF center.
Even though the final kinks had
not been worked out, 10 of these
instruments were put in use dur
ing the final phases of the war,
so great was the need for them.
Recordings of the static by sew.
eral AAF stations in a network
taking simultaneous observations
can locate storm positions in a
few minutes within a radius OF
1000 miles.
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Cut Officer
Down In Car
ORDERLY WOUNDED
Two Thousand Troops Ar.
rive At Tehran To Aug
ment Garrison

TEHRAN, Iran, Dec. 2-U.H-
The Iranian Governor of Maragheh
in revolt-torn Azerbaijan province
was assassinated by rebels today,
and the U. S. Embassy disclosed
that 1000 American troops had
arrived from the United States to
bring the American garrison in
Iran to required strength.
The governor was cut down by
shots fired by revolving Separatists
of the Democratic party, formerly
the Tudeh or Communist party. He
was shot in street in Maragheh
town so miles south of the Aver.
baijan capital of Tabriz.
ACoi. Moine-azad and his order.
~, who were accompanying the
Governor, both were wounded
seriously. -......
The Observation-Disclosures of high
Iranian official since the revolt
broke out on Nov. 16-was dis
closed day after the Iranian gov
eminent had charged that kurdish
tribes aided by the Russians, were
gathering arms and forming groups
to stage rebellion in the Kurdis'
tan area near Azerbaijan.
Simultaneous with the disclosure
shat the American garrison force
had been increased, rumors sweep
Tehran that both British. anc
American forces were being rein
Continued ON Page Five. Col. Z,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-03
Go uernment Of France
Takes Over Most Banks

PARIS, Dec. 2.-P)-The Con-
stituent Assembly today national
lied the Bank of France and four
major deposit banks, placing more
than 30 percent of Frances bank
deposits under state control. The
vote was 521 to IS.
Gen. De Gaulle personally ap-
peared before the Assembly and
asked that the government meas
ure be passed without any pro-
found changes. Two large business
banks were not included in the
naturalization at his request.
Meeting in an extraordinary SEES
sion before tomorrow's opening of
the Stock Exchange. the Assem-
bly, wrought in France one of the
most sweeping financial reforms
ever achieved by Democratic
means.
The bill provides for the nation
alizing before Jan. l, 1916, of the
Continued on Page Five; Col. A.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-03
Rebellion
JAW Ranks
AGAINST LEADERS
Walkers At Flint Denounce
Agreement Between
Thomas, Company
~ ALIEN V. BOWLING
press staff Correspondent

...od Press Staff Correspondent
nTrRo1r, Dec. 2 - Rebellion
,.,,a against leadership OF the
l l.s;Sins Go Automobile Workers
y, ,r.ion tonight. posing fresh peril
". decisive peace efforts in the
70, ,3da uSS old General Motors shut
w ~. RIOS industrial union coun .
., in &c Flint. Mich, where $4,000
en- GU az employees are on strike, de-
1M ,o nod. the agreement between
a;sh law and GIN officials to
n nayn,it parts manufacture at eight
GIN plants.
resolution condemned the de-
.;sion of JAW President r. J.
T s' as morale destroying
.nJ warned that it could only
lad to possible rioting and blood
she'd"
IN addition to its apparent invi-
.,tion for defiance Of union leader
chin from other striking locals,
NE Flint action ruled out any
.bance Of work being restored at
The kew AC Sparkplug plant, pro-
yding fuel pumps for several car
companies outside the General
Motors system. The plant employs
5000 workers.
"our plant (AC) is shut down
100 per cent and we intend to keep
it down 100 per cent until our just
demands are won," said a tele-
gram 10 Thomas.
Thomas office declined COM
ment Immediately. But ON.
action was expected before similar
revolt is reported from other
locals among the eight affected
by the back-to-Work proposal.
Thomas late Saturday accepted
the offer of GIN President C. E.
Wilson to resume work on parts for
other car-makers, promising that
none Of the supplies would be used
for General Motors products.
The action directly challenged
the JAWS ability to deliver on its
commitments with the company
and presented a test which the
company will study closely as a
possible wedge against entering
new terms with the JAW leader
ship.
Wilson, in New York, had nc
comment on the union acceptance
OF his offer. The GIN president will
attend directors meeting tomor.
Continued on Page Five; Col. s.
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later.
The information, Bingham ex.
planned, was relayed to him by his
mother, Mrs. Henry Maxwell Paul
of Columbia, S. c., who received
the message from her daughter-in.
law.
Thus, it appeared certain that
the New Zealand girl whom Will.
liam Bingham married some three
years ago would win her race to
reach his bedside befroe his sigh
failed.
The sailor has never seen his
youngest daughter, Dianean agec
nine months. The other little CIR.
is Jennifer, two years old.
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WEATHER

fa Eastern Standard Time,
Meteon-oS,u. 5. Weather Bureau)
endinp 077o .go data for the 81 hours
''O pm. yesterday.
l:ao . - =, Temperatures
'so pm. A. ~ '''o am. "a; 1880 pm. so;
Normal " 81; Minimum 80; Mean ~;
l:so . ~ Humidity
$50 pm A .o %; 7;3o am. 81; 1880 pm. As;
Total e.. Precipitation
ao0 incb 5er "a hours ending 7:3o pm-
eos' Nh: incb since the first of the month
from ~ Tides de For Today
US. cos me Tide Tables published b,
N0SS' and Geodetic survey. ~
NJ. S:oo am. 1888 am
Aasonboro Inlet s s!H, pm. 4:os pm
o;47 am. 1925 am
Aooa5ilssss 80 49, ami sunset n@ sos Us PPM Pm
IN eiN'' Moonset 4:29 pm,
'''''nued on Page Five; Col. 4
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RESTING WELL

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 2-R
Taken to City Hospital after an
early morning gall bladder attack,
U. S. Rep. Harold Knutson Or
Mlnn.) was reported resting COM
fortably'' tonight by doctors who
said no operation was indicated.
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AUTHOR DIES

NEW YORK, Dec. 2-R)-Hiram
Motherwell, 81, author, and foreign
correspondent for the Chicago
Daily News from 1919 to 1927, died
yesterday after an illness of sew
eral months.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-03
FORECAST

y,r+n Carolina-Monday considerable
coudness and little xt change IN tempera
~ nd over west and central portions late
in day.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-09
LEPl STRlcEK
BEL-AMI
Francoski spisal - GUY DE MAUPASSANT
Prevel - OTON zUPANCIC


pray dobro - pojde - re poi
de-"
Potem Sc je odpravil: "Stre-
Iljajte tako do poldne. Tukaj
innate streljiva, mic Sc he bojte,
kar porabite ga. Potem pridem
Ipo vas, da pojdeva kosit in ola
vam povem, kako sem opravil. :"
- In odsel je.
.,Ko je ostal Duroy sam, je iz-
palil Sc par strelov, potem je
sedel in Sc je zamislil.
Kako je vendar neumno to
vse skupaj! Kaj maj dokaze to?
Ali je lopov mani lopov, ce Sc
,je bill? Kaj pridobi posten clo-
vek, XII je zaljen, ako tvega svo-
je zivljenje proti poniglavcu?
Zatopil Sc je v mracne misli, in
spomnil Sc je vsega, kar je go
voril Norbert de Varenne o lju-
deh in o klavernosti njihovega
duha, 2 poprecnosti njih misli
in pocenjanja, o nicemurnosti
lnjih morale!
In ma glas je izjavil: "Prokle-
/ to, kako ina prav!"
Potem je zacutil zejo, in ker
| je slisal sumot kapljic "a Sc
boj, Sc je ozrl in zapazil .prho
ter je Sci pit ma pipo. Nato Sc
je zopet zamislil. zalostno je
bilo v tej kleti, zalostno kakor v
grobu. Daljno in zamolklo dr.
dranje voz je bilo slisati kakor
grmljavina oddaljene nevihte.
Koliko je neki ura? Gas je pote-
kal tukaj, kakor mora potekati
lv giobokih jecah, kjer mic ne ka-
ze, mic ne oznacuje ur, samo pri-
hod jecarja, XII prinasa hrano
Dolgo, dolgo je cakal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-09

donna prijeIa, da bi ystal III Sc
|sps1a1&l v'zrsalo. Pr11sal 81 je
|iveco. Ko, je uzrl Y brusenem
Isteklh siko svojega obraza, Sc
lie koinaj spoznal, in bilo mu je
|lot da Sc nj De nikoli videl. Oei
$50 Sc mu adele aenavadno veli-
Ike; in bled je bill, brez dvoma,
|bled je bill, zelo bled.
|. .Kar nau presine mozgane ka-
kor blisk ia misel !: "Jutri oso-
rel bonn naorda ze mrtev." - In
zepet mu je zaeelo srce silno
razbijati.
Okrenil Sc je proti postelji
in je razlo6no videl sebe same
ga, kako lezi vznak pod isto
odejo, izpod katere je malo pref
vstal. Obraz mu je bill tako upa-
del, kakor mrlicu, in roke belle,
kakor so belle roke, XII Sc ne bo-
do vec gibale.
Tedaj ga je bilo strah lastne
postelje, in da je ne bi vec vi
del, je odprl okno in je gledal
ven.
Leden mraz ga je spreletaval
|po zivotu cd nog do glave, in
hrope Sc je odmaknil v sobo.
Obsla ga je misel, da bi 81 ma
pravil ogenj. Pocasi ga je Ia
netil, ne da bi Sc obrnil. Roke
so Sc mu nekoliko nervozno tre-
,sle, kadar Sc je cesa dotaknil.
V glavi Sc mu je mesalo; misli
so Sc mu motale brez zveze, so
mu jele izbegavati, so ga bolele.
Pijanost mu je prevzela duha,
kakor po vinu.
In neprestano Sc je izprase-
val: "Kaj maj naredim? Kaj bo
menoj?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-09
Opomini glede raci-
joniranja
Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe i'm InlekO

Meso, sir, maslo, k0nzervirane
ribe i'm mlekO
Rdece znamke Is do Ks,
vsaka "a 10 pointov, so veljav-
ne "a nedolocen cas-. Unicite
rdece znamke cd As do P-5
takoj.
PrOcesirana jedila
Modre znamke Ks, Y-5,
Z-5 do c. so takoj veljav-
ne, vsaka "a 10 pointov "a ne
dolocen cas-. Takoj unicite ne
veljavne modre znamke As
do VS..
SladkOr
Sladkorna znamka st. "a "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
"a nedoloeen cas-. Unicite takoi
sladkorne znamke 80, 81. 80,
33, 40 in vse kupone "a sladkor
"a vkuhavanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-09
(Nadaljevanje)

"Sam ne vem, koga."
"Boisrenarda? - Kaj misli-
te?"
"Pa Boisrenarda."
"Sabjate dobro?'
"Prav mic"
20, hudica! In ma pistole?'
"Streljati re nekoliko znam." "
"Dobro. vi Sc pojdite vadit,
JAZZ pa poskrbim vse drugo. Sa-
mo trenotek me pocakajte."
Odsel je v svojo umivalnico in
Sc je kmalu vrnil, unit, obrit,
yes v redu.
."Pojdite menoj," je dejal.
Stanoval jesv pritlicju majh-
ne hise, in peljal je Duroya V
klet, ogromno klet, spremenje-
no v borilnico in strelisce; vse
odprtine ma cesto SO bile zabite.
Ko je prizgal vrsto plinovih
svetilk, XII so drzale do zadnje
stene druge kleti, kjer je stal
"a tarco zelezen moz, rdece in
modro pisan, je polozil ma mizo
eva para pistol novega sistema,
ki so Sc basale cd zadaj, in je
zacel komande S kratkim po-
udarkom, kakor da sta ma bo-
riscu.
"Nared? p Streljaj! - Ena,
dve, TRIP
Duroy, yes porazen, je ubo-
gal, dvigal roko, meril, streljal,
in ker je zadel veckrat pojaca
naravnost v trebuh, zakaj v svo-
il prvi mladosti je streljal cesto
starim oeetovim samokresom
ptice ma dvoriscu, je bill JAG
ques Rival zadovoljen in je de-
jal: 'sDobro prav dobro -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-09

W. Chicago 2s m
prvi in
Cevandu bill kvoni sedeci uradn 81 odborn in clan SIR
sega odbora:
cAsTNI
predsednik ADAN1IC. Milford N.
cana MARIE PRIsLAND 1884 Dillingham;
Sheboygan, Wis
CLAM DR. r. Kern ST. Ave, Cleveland Ohio
EKsEKUTIvE:
Lawndale Chicago
Tank: MIRKO G. KUHEI, 1895 W. 2sth st, Chicago 2s,
LaWndale Chicago 2 ILL.,
JACOB ZUPAN, 140O Lombard Berwyn H.
Clani:
JURJOvEC P, Chicago ILL.,
ANTON KRAPENC, 1886 wv. 2lst Pl, Chicago 8, ILL.,
LEOPOLD KUSHLAN 64e9 ST Clair Ave, Cleveland 8, Ohio
ALBNA NOvAK, Gilt ST. Clair Ave, Cleveland 3, Ohio
FRANK ZAITZ, 1901 So. Lawndale Ave, Chicago 2. ILL.,
NADzORNI ODBOR:
predsednik 35I N Chicago St. Joliet ILL.,
JOSIE ZAKRAJSEK Cornela Ave, Cleveland 8, Ohio
JOSEPH ZAvERTNIK 800 Tenany Rd, Englewood, N. J.
sIRsI ODBOR:
ANTON DEBEvC, 18th St, sheboygan Wis.
+. DURN Cleveland 10, Ohio
JOSEPHINE ERJAvEC, Chicago st, Joliet Ill
THERESA GERZEI, 334 Erie w. Aiquppa, Pa
ANTON HORzEN, Route No. 4, Princeton, ILL.,
ANTHONY JERSIN, 4676 Washington ST. Denver Colo
MATH KEBE, 223-57th St, Pittsburgh l. Pa.
FRANK KLUNE, 6O4-3rd st, N w, Chisholm, Mimi
KUSAR, Kenlworh Berwyn, Ill.
Hawthorne Ave, Detroit Mich
JOHN KyARTICH All Station St. Bridgevile Pa
JOHN POLLOCK Noble, Ohio.
LUDvIK MUTT, Menahan St, Brooklyn N. Y.
ANTONETTE SIMCICH, Addison Rd, Cleveland B. Ohio
THERESA SPECK 1858 Rosa Ave, St. Louis 16, Mo-
sTROJ, 1o4o n Holmes Ave, Indianapolis Ind
NJ. STONICH, 1884 Cedar St, Pueblo, Colo
ANDREW yIDRICH Johnstown, Pa.
ANTON zBAsNIK A. F. U. Bldg, Ely, Mimi.
JOSEPH ZORC 1045 Wadsworth Ave. No. Chicago Ill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-09

Cevlji
znamke st. I, 2 in 3 . zrako-
plovom v knjizici st. 8 SO We
ljavne do preklica.
GaSOlin
Znamka A-14 je veljavna
"a stir galone gasolina do 21.
marca. Znamke B5, B6,
C-5 in C6 so veljavne vsa-
ka "a pet galonov gasolina "a
nedolocen cas-. Ma lieu kupona
je treba takoj napisati ime dr.
zave in licencno stevilko. Pri
prosnji "a dodatno kolicino ga
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-09
STRAN 3.

solina je treba navesti rekord
prevoSenih milj.
Tajerji
Inspekcija tajerjev nj zahte-
vana razen pri zaprositvi "a no
We tajerje. Ma vozilih "a komer-
cijalne svrhe je obvezna inspek-
cija tajerjev vsakih sest mese-
cev ali ko Sc prevozi 5000 mill,
katero je pac prvo.
kurilnO Ole
Znamke zadnje sezone st. 4
in 5 ter move sezone st. 1, 2. in
3 so sedaj yeljayne, ysaka "a
10 galonov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-09


| Kar naelllrat zaslisi korake,
lsiaspve, II Jaeanss Rival je mi
Bel 4 Boisrehardon. Tohko da
! lie zagledal Duroya, je vzklik-
lnil: s'Vse y redu!'
4 Oni je nislil, da je zadeVa
lporavnana kakim opfayice-
lvalnim pismom, in zajecljal je:
"A! u. Hvala vam." Pod
llistkar je powell: "Ta Langre-
mont je shud samoglavee, spre-
ljel je vse nase pogoje. Petin-
dvajset korakoy, ena krogla ma
komando, ko Sc dvigne pistela.
Tako je roka mnogo zaneslji-
Ivejsa, nego &c jo povesis. Vidi-
|, te, Boisrenard, ali vam nisem
rekel p -;
Vzel je pistolo in zacel stre-
|lljati ter kazati, kako je dosti
||lazje merritt, &c roko dyignes.
Potem je dejal: "Sedaj pa
pojdimo obedovat, poldan je ze
minil."
In zavili SO v bliznjo gostilno.
Duroy nj mic kaj dosti govoril.
Jedel je, da ne bi mislila, da Sc
boji, pozneje je spremil Boisre-
nsrda v urednistvo in je opravil
razmisljeno in mehanicno svo-
je posle. Vsem Sc je zdel ju-
max. FED. ...5
Proti :veceru ga je prisel po-
zdravit Jacques Rival; dogovo-
rilsl sta Sc, da pridejo njegove
price drugi dan OBJ sedmih zju-
traj z landlavcem ponj, in po-
tenn Sc popeljejo v vesinetski
gozd, kjer Sc bo vrsil dvoboj.
Use to Sc je bilo naredilo po-
nevedoma, on sam nj incl pri
tenn nikakega posla, nj rekel ne
tako, ne tako, nj izrazil svoje-
ga mnenja; on nj niti sprejel,
niti odklonil, vse Sc je uredilo
tako nanagloma, da ga je kar
prevzelo in omamilo; komaj 81
je bill ma jasnem, "a kaj pray
Izaprav gre.
Okoli devete ure je sci do
NOV; vecerjal je bill Boisre-
nardom, XII Sc nj il prijaznosti
, Gel dan genil cd MEGA.
Komaj je bill sam, je nekaj j
minut zivahno korakal po svoji
: sobi. Prerazburjen je bill, da bi
bill na kaj mislil. Ena sama mi
, sci mu je osvajala duh: "Jutri
dvoboj," a t.s misel mu nj vzbu-
jala drugega, nego zmeden in
silen nemir. Svoje dni je bill
vojak, streljal je ma Arabce,
seveda, brez posebne nevarnosti
, "a lastno kozo, tako nekako, ka-
kor streljajo mrjasca ma lovu,
Sploh pa je ravnal tako, ka-
kor je bilo treba. Pokazal Sc ie
: takega, kakorsnega Sc je moral.
: Govorili bodo o tenn, mu pritr-
: jevali in mu cestitali. Potem je
spregovoril IA glas, kakor 60
| vorimo, kadar mas kaka misel
: krepko : presine:: "Pravi zago-
: Ivednez, ia clovekw
Sedel je. in sc zamislil. Ma
i malo rnizo je bill vrgel karto
svojega nasprotnika, XII mu jo
je bill dial Rival, ola bi incl ME-
gov naslov pri roki. Precital jo
lie, kakor jo je bill preeital ze
dvajsetkrat tisti dan. "Louis
a y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-09

{X% xgas ~ III
Oglsdcvalssi je u Erke, Ii 30
Ese' NM zdele sslnivl0stne, po-
membne in vznenairljiye. Louis
LangreHOnt,' kdo je ta mozak !?
K0iko mn je let? Kaksne po-
Estsve in yelikosti? !? Ali nj to cd
Isile: tujec, neznanec ii pride in
1ti kar nenadoma poseze Y ziy-
lljenje, kar ma lepem, il COLE OBJ
Jest, radi stare babe, HI Sc ie
lsprla s svojim mesarjem! !.
Sc enkrat je M glas ponoyil !:
TAX zagovednez!"
Sedel je nepremicno, premis-
lljeyal, pogied nenehoma uprt
| v karto. Jeza je yzkipeyala v
MEM proti temu kescku papir-
ja, sovrazna jeza, pomesana z
nekakim cudnim, neprijetnim
obcutkom. Ia historija je res
prebedasta! Vzel je Skarjice "a
nohte, XII SO lezale slucajno ma
mizici, in jih je zapicil ma sredo
natisnjenega imena, kakor bi
koga zabodel.
Torej boril Sc bo, boril ma pi-
stole? Zakaj 81 nj izyolil MEGA?
En- zbodljaj V laket ali roko,
in stvar je koneana, pri pistol
pa nikoli ne yes, kaj Sc utegne
pripetiti.
Dejal je: "Dovolj, pogum We
liza"
Zdrznil Sc je oh zvoku svoje-
ga glasu in je pogledal okoli
sebe. cutil je, da prihaja zelo
nervozen. Izpil je kozarec vode
ter je sci spat.
Komaj je bill postelji, je
upihnil luc in je zaprl oei.
Jako vroce mu je bilo pod
odejo, ceprav je bilo v sobi hui
do mraz; nikakor Sc mu nj dalo
zaspati. Premetayal Sc je sem in
tia, lezal pet minut ma hrbtu,
potem Sc je obrnil ma levo stran,
nato ma desno.
! Zopet ga je zazejalo. VISTA
je, da bi pill, kar ga popade ne
mir: ''Pa ne, da bi Sc bal?"
Zakaj mu je srce tako blame
tolklo vselej, kadar je V sobi
kaj zasumelo? Kadar je zacela
biti njegova ura S kukavico, je
planil kvisku OBJ lahnem brne.
nju vzmeti; in z odprtimi ustmj
je moral par minut sapo loviti
/ tako ga je dusilo.
In po filozofsko je jel raz.
glabljati moznosti te-le stva.
ri: cali Sc res bojim?"
Cisto gotovo Sc he boji, ker JIG
pripravljen iti do zadnjega, kel
ina trdno yoljo, biti Sc in ne
trepetati. A cutil Sc je tako sill
no razburjenega, da Sc je vpra-
sal: cali je mogoce, da Sc clo-
vek nehote boji?" In duso mu
lie segel ia dvom, ia nemir, ia
strah! &c bi zavladala mad MIN
mogoenejsa sila, nego je ME.
gova VOLTA, &c bi ga uklonila
pod svojo neodoljivo oblast, kaj
potem? Da, kaj potent"
Ma bojisee seyeda pojde, ker
} hoGe iti. Ampak, &c bi trepetal
&c bi izgubil zavest? In pomislil
! je ma svoje stalisee, na svoj glas
. in ma svojo bodocnost.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-09

Sedel je. in sc szamislil. Ma
malo nizo je bill vrgel karto
svojega nasprotnika, XII nlu jo
je bill dial Rival, da bi incl ME-
gov naslov pri roki. Precital jo
je, kakor jo je bill preeital ze
dvajsetkrat tisti dan. "Louis