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Evening star., 1945-02-21
O. Conor Sends Senate
'6reenB Bag SeIeciions
For 7 Nearby Counties
Election Supervisors,
Justices Of Peace and
Liquor Board Named
~ the Assceiassd Prsss.

r z f . /.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. Feb. 2i.-Nom.
nations for Prince Georges and
Montgomery County supervisors of
elections Justices Of the peace and
liquor board members were sent to
the Maryland Senate yesterday BY
Gov. C'Ccnor.
The nominations. part Of the Gov.
ernors, green bag" appointments,
were turned over to . committee.
Prince Georges nominations we're:
Supervisors Of elections, for . term
ct two years from the hrst Monday
IN june, 1875. Alexander L. .Blscher.
Democrat, Berwyn; Samuel A. wy
Vile, Upper Marlboro; Roland Ryon.
Republican. Upper Marlboro.
Beer License Beard.
Reappotnted members Of the Beer
License Board, for q. term of tuo
years from June /, 1915. Mrs. Mary
w. Browning. Riyerdsle. Jeremiah
]. Crowley, Landoser; william II.
Brooks, Upper Marlboro.
justices Of the peace, designated
as trial magistrates, for term Of
two years from first Monday IN
May, 1915: Walter 1. Green, sHyatts-
Vile; Alan Bowie, Upper Marlboro;
Henry II. ONeill tsubstitute). Upper
Marlboro.
Justice Of the peace, designated
az committing magistrates. and for
the districts, for q term of two years
from first Monday in May, 1915:
Raleigh A. Doniey, Brentwood; DO
seph @. Kline, Bowie: Thomas r.
Freeman, Greenbelt; James n. Ship.
Ter. Capitol Heights; Irving B.. Ira
band, Upper Marlboro; Ralph L.
Bailey, Cottage City: Gilbert E. VIII
son, Ptscataway; Judson Creecy,
Spaaldings; w. r.. G. counick,
Aquasco; sGrifith Oursler, Surrattsl-
vile; Charles s. Davis, Laurel; p. II,
BillmgsieY, .Brandywine; George II.
Cox, oxon. HILL; John j.. Fainter.
Hyattxville; Robert n. Palmer, Seat
Pleasant; Louis Gundiing, Seat
Pleasant; George s. Phillips, Berwyn.
Montsomery Nominatiom.
Montgomery County. nominations
were: #
10 be supervisors OF elections, for
two years from first Monday In
June-R. Shirley Hays, Democrst.
BarnesviHe;; Delany +. Brown.
Damascus; Carey Kingdom. Repub-
lican, Rockville
To be members Of the Permanent
Board of Registry, for two years
from the first Monday in June-F.
Byrne Austin, Democrat, Takoma
Park; Rose K. Deuson, Republican.
Rockville.
Justices Of the peace. designated
trial magistrates, for two years from
first Monday tn -May-Donald A.
De -Lashinutt, Rockville; Albert e.
Brault, Bethesda; Einar B. Chris
ltensen, Rockville; Frank B. Proctor
(juyeuile cases), Silver Spring; Mrs.
Emma Ballard Waldrop tsubstitute), /,
Silver Spring. ih -
Inslzees ssf 4he Peace. AA
Justices OF the peace designated
for the district for two yearsaA from
the first Monday in May-Edw4H D
Burdett, Hyattstown: Wtlliail1 D
Clark, Harry n. Williams and C.
Clyde Harriss, all Of Rockville; VIII
liam z. Jones. Alfred II. Steel, VII
liam J. Hutchinson, Alfred Wilson
and James G. Nieols, all OF Be-
the&ea.
Beulah H. McCuen. Glen Echo; j.
Kelly Magee, Frank Daniels and A.
Edgar BiEgs. al Of Silver Spring:
Fred w. Heine. Colesyilie; George
NJ. Wilmeth. James B. Doten and
Luke ]. Bennett. jr.. MI Of Takoma
Park. and Robert Z. Lee. Ken
sington.
Evening star., 1945-02-21

To the captured German COM
mander the operation was simply
ridiculous" but to staff Sergt. Roy
j. Fitzgerald, East Riverdale, and
Evening star., 1945-02-21
May Acts 10 Speed
Nurse Draft Bill
10 Floor Of House
BY CARTER BROOKE JONES.

CHAIRMAN May OF the HOUSE Mlu.
tary Affairs Committee msde plans
today to hurry his nurse draft bin
to the House noor. The committee
approved 1t yesterday. .
Nj. May said he would ask the
Rules Committee to bring in q
special rule for immediate consid-
eration Of the, legialation. He hoped
to 60 before the committee before
the end Of the week. ~ Z
There Is. q possibility that the
bill may be placed before the House
early next week, -undar q rule nx.
Ing tie tisHe OF debatl Lard the way
In which It may be amended It was
expected IN open ulle1 would be
asked, so that memHe36wilf have
ample opportunity to 0ker amend
ments from the floor.
Leaders Faver4ble.
( House leaders were; inclined today
to- give. the bill right Of way be-
cause, Of the urgent request Of the
War Department for Z rneasure that
would relieve . shortage Of nurses
estimated Mt sfo. $50 s- -
= As nn4ily reported out sby the
Military Affairs Conmittee. the bin
made only unmarried. nurses sub
ject to induction, though it left mar
ried 3nnrses free To volunteer. Wcm-
en-. qualiAed as nurses between the
ages 81 20 and As would have to reg
ister with: seIectiye service boards.
The measure, to be known as the
Nurses .SelectiYer Service Act OF
I945, was approved by a. vote re-
ported I'd have been 81 to 4. so. ~, & +
> Several. changes In the bill as orig
itlaHY drafted we're made after the
hearings, which brought out much
ndyice on the way OF administering
the draft, Is well as some outright
opposition, .5[SSs :. : :
y, q Further Controversy Seen.
y A change which Is expected to
provoke furtherscontroverSy on the
floor gives the War ManpoWer Conn
mission, through the regional and
local agencies of its Procurement
and Assignment Service, an inpof-
taIlt part in selecting the nurses TO
be drafted. This provision sforbids
selectiyes service boards from draft
ing any nurse declared by Procure-
ment and Assignment to be engaged
In essential civilian nursing.
Many House members may hsht
this provision, Just a they Opposed
giving VINO any, authority In the
work-or-jail bill now before the
Senate. Medical authorities who
appeared ut the hearings on the
nurse bill contended, however, that
the committees set up by Procure
ment and Assignment in every COM
munity already had exhaustive In
formation about nurses and were
In . better position. to classify the
Importance Of their jobs than any
other agency,
Graduates Of the Cadet Nurse
Corps will be the first inducted, the
bill directs. No civilian nurse Is to
be called BY draft board until 1t
has exhausted the list OF qualified
cadets who are not deferred. This
clause, too, may stir some disagree
Inent. t
t5 Hope for Volunteers.
Even after. the bill becomes law
assuming it does, nurses may con-
tinue to volunteer for. the Army 0K
Navy and to receive commissions
Some members are hopeful that
enough will volunteer, now that :
draft Is In the of1ng. TO make It un-
necessary to induct any nurses. The
war Department, however, IS tax
ing no scilances and sttll urges
InTos,arsf arfins, I'm fI,a iS~isla tfrysf
Evening star., 1945-02-21

his detachment
OF Goth Division
doughboys it was
q slick job OF
pillbox busting.
An Ass sociated
Press dis patch
told Of Sergt.
Fitzgerald's little
sortie t h'r ugh
the German lines
on, the western
fro n t and the
terrific results
accomplished by
his small group
Of Americans,
Evening star., 1945-02-21

PATTON BkNDAGED
WOUNDS Sergt. Carroll Jew
ell Of Cedar Rapids, Nebr., who
was given; timely and high
class aid when wounded In
Normandy. Sergt. Jewell said
that when he fell 1t. Gen.
George s. Patton, IT,, helped
two n1edics apply first aid to
Ihis bleeding shoulder.
! 4. Ntirephoto.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
s. Prince 6eorges Men
10 Be Inducied March /

I Prince Georges County Draft
Boards Nos. z and 8 at Upper MARI
boro announced today that 48 white
and 8 colored men who have passed
their preinduction physical exam
nations have been ordered to report
March for duty with the. armed
Evening star., 1945-02-21

WoclridSe Harry C.
Stuhbledeld NJ. II.
Gibbons. Robert A. :
Hignett, EAy N.
Auth. Carl i.
yochoeison, Aaron
Varnen, Paul n.
purch, Alfred
TAtham, Joseph :.
Dent. Henry c.
JackmAu, J William e,
Stack. RobertE
8nider. Geo. ~. ].
Jones, Rrancis ~.
Gates. SLorhnee y.
MayheW,. EuSene, @.
6chaub.. STANLEY n.
TSyiur. JOHN b.
Clark. 6eDj2min Il.
6picey, JAMES h.
Sharper, Herbert L.
smith Melytnsl.
Wrtlhty n ~. w, II,
Evening star., 1945-02-21

Degree days-Total for month, H4;
t6tAl for season to date. 3.4i3:
normal for season TO date ,170.
Evening star., 1945-02-21

& Ss AA> "eA&
Wilmer, Paul j.
Woody. Thomas r.
WhfftinEton. Carl n
Dean, Freddie A.
Retnheiqer. Geo. g.
Crawford, James n.
ThoulAss John III. -
CAnter, Claude o.
Ben, VIM. r, jr.
Moore, Melvin .;
HOPKINS. JaeQue W.
Gamer. Gable J.,
Windsor. william Z
De Priest, Abort c.
Brown, Oscar L.
NGliey. William =
Bier, Albert II.
1e4lk Hoeeyt !. 4
8Arr, Martin 1.,sH.
Nu1nkin, Francis A.
6io6re, Dominic n
4A william A. y
Dawn, Glen q.
RaAAf Ra6ert X y 3,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
New, Rare Mink PeIts
Arrive in Detroit Shop
Ry Joan DEAN

classic chapcauX exclusive with
another Detroit shop.
Long famed for ms fine quail
ity of fell and workmanship, the
line this season adds another
trait 20 itS roster. high style
As new and flatterIng as any
of The hats Wd saw i'm New
York's top flight millinery
salons are The three models
skctched today
Tease. with lis tiny brim,
high and slightly conical crown.
is modern version OF a tlcm-
iSh bonnet. Right for the young
of-iacc, for the long bob or
chignon lancicr in also boasts
flattcring veil, sissy sIeamcrs.
SKXNAY IL that perennial
and timelcss favorlte, a suit hat.
Whip-Stitchcd brim that turns
M al the sides 10 reveal your
eoiffure and a bowed gro~grain
band detail n
Gem, with sky soaring ribbon
trim, pencil brlm and squared
tiff -.zf,.4tH-- As -Haed-eL Ltho
clOchc one of the most fiat
tcring moods we've ever seen
and one that goes equally
=u-rH with tailored suit, soft slit
or coat
All the hats come i'm black,
brown, or navy AT $3.50 and
in high tones OF gray red,
Kelly green. shocking pink, gay
luchAla-- heaven hluc or violet
Al 81 ~.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
ROYALTY CONES

ROYALTY COMES 10 De-
troit
Pelts not personalities
this regal newcomer is the very
rare and very beautiful Royal
Koh-i-nur mink which is named
after the diamond that high
lights the Queen Of Englands
crown,
A smoky, hay white pointed
with black. the royal fur tsOmc-
times called Arctic mink will
make ITS Detroit debut in a
downtown speciality store that
is bringing by air, A6 OF the
fabulous skins enough 10
make a jacket or 10 be sold IN
pairs or trios as scarves.
Newest and raFest Of the
mink mutation family 6lls
closest cousin is platinum mink
Royal kOh-i-nur is the result Oi
wears OF research by mink cN-
ports. of countless IN and cross
hrecdincs that finally produced
tho diamond whTtr tUnr, ut r-1rrr-
fully controlled diets that have
resulted IN exceptionally thick
and glossy pclts.
Although limited In quantity
the Detroit shop importing The
pcltS invites you 20 discuss
ROYAL koh-I-uur with their fur
-FieFE.
HAD TURNING tAa
snfine Nefsfnns ln 4 Inc 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Learn to Be Natural
BY HELEN FoLLETT

TO SPORT = divine shape.
according 70 the standards NJ
1875. YOU naSt have neat hips,
a normally developed bust, and
slender legs. You arc entitled
10 have curves where curves
If-0Ttd DC, trit yc'i rrtrst not -
too enthusiastic along that line
nad get heftyr TcaliSe w-nmrn
are working harder. eating
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

md So little fwc for fads, We
notice thar artificial finger nalIs,
that arc glued on over one. S own
have been do'cicd from the
beauty -cnr+pnAtInR- -lc-ll-n-4-
bic cyela hes seem 10 have died
n natural death We're just not
extreme In anything any more.
Re natural. sweet lady. and
look natuSal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

moro. the average weight IS
heavier Than II used 20 he in the
DAYS Of elegant lcis,rr-r.
A. Tor tAa- -eegriepapee iho
powder should garry a raiur1l
fnnr inclined a bit toward Tic
Cottcn c7vt. the lI7~trrk 10
longer blazing rcd. but VINE
sif4ti,.= =aRtl very tfttta -Ff-EIFFyFs. E ..
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Eyebrows Thicker

Eyebrows arc thCkCUru-
slightly and c}ollShcs are uc-
M I4hI.1atcd 20 They NIL be
longer better and more cifstCuE,
As for hair. you can 30 aI-
most anything you like with n,
We observed that. since Tho
war started, Tho exotic woman
with the craven image face and
hair that Iuuk, fs u Jt had been
licked by tho Cat has disdp-
pgarg3
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

HIGH STYLE invades line of classic chapeaux
noted for their fine quality of felt and workmanship
Tease modern version of Flemish bonnet, Is for the
young offace; Skyway is perennial and tmeless sut
complement; Gem is '45 coche with pencil brim
All come in black, brown, navy, gray and nigh coprs
.hepeag CH $500. lima 24z
Between a. m. and $50 p. n.-SotwdayS $50 TO
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

spring versions in A iiHe ef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

TEACHER, nursery: State qualifications
Es hi Bog esaM star Group
private school; hours, to ~, 5C;$$eS pm,
FELL oPEaAoa Bog Sou 4esf p
in person to chief operator between snt
T + OPERATOR. white: hours, 4
nah. e Off, Gan %o s ass's msns Sss. s "a
TsiEr rs nW' OPERATOR. nishtxork
h ho%Ts II pm; to o-oo am. Apply CHIEF
T TEEEPHoSE 81 orERxToR, Brighton Hotel
S;sS pm TO ;, sac pp s alstssfsa S esci
TELEpHoNE r oPEkAToR. secretsrtal board
for large apartment bids; good salsTy
Fsilff ofERGfoR ior
mSnth With hours ms
TE EEHNa opER sin 81 wit with PIX ex
perience. for apt. house; REGULAR hour
81 Evening st ssas TIE tss is
ri THlE 4 njSi orERAroR-Hour., 8 to
Peadent hSar tor a sa sslssry SEQ
earnings, ssl 20 to So 50 weekly ' depend
IHB Oh .eusIn OF Service: Also peIG-llm
evening work Apply employment ONCE
s slS I'm ~ 81. g. nv nv. Non .t hrousn Fri
g:m THE cHEsAfExKt i ro1TsoMAt
TELEPHONE CO. Hiring arransements ap
PF E2ssu y Was Ms1pSTsr commi:sion
a ssIy products. fun Or part time; n
CAPPED persons. Call OIL. 5000
rah 81 Eyro for position with air line
TOILET COUNTER sALEspEopLK. Meas
ant. well-paid work; part OF full time
ABBY at once. at any PEOPLES DRUG
STORE. or employment ONCE. ~ P st. ne.
TYPISTS with knowledge Of French pre-
ferred, Please apply FRENCH MISSIONS
1851 r st. NV. Room goa. or telcphon
DE- 1895, Ext. 1863.
TYPIST, white, under Is; good chance +
increase your speed and gain experience
pleasant working conditions; 5-day week
Call MRS. MANTEL, Hobart 2476.
TYPIST. part time. 80 hrs. . week, Il
learn use Of dictaphone; salary ceilings
500 month until use Of dictaphone I
begun, thereafter S105 q month. Gil
Investment Building.
TWISTS for BRTT1sH MISSIONS. Appl
Monday throush Friday, o to 8; Saturday
8 to /. excellent opportunities. Hiftn
arrAngements approved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
HELP poMEsrc Cont. ,

MAID, experienced in child care, full Of
part time. to help mother with baby and
snf f hfGsEk coore s37e coess or
school: private room and bath; sis week
X 8o sriIE f HEE saR reliable. white or
colored. to assist with 2l.mo. girl and do
N Ghs Rs%qsfDo foi vo ehasep live in up
help employed FIN, ISL.
ga Grs sasiy 4e Sgsh i've M he'n
sBssE or HEIrEh sbdssn ~
as'G silsiz ar
s EN- w s5ss health card and refs; s25 wk.
P Pa q NAP IN small club: co9Eed os $50
PART TINE for several days week. soc mr.,
81 saa a9a sG CAY p oy Falls Church cah
PART-TIME MAID. colored:. $40 till 2;
h,T TRd asy Ta 5ar
change music instr, s. E. SCHOOL OF
MUSIC. 1434 Penn Sc.
WOMAN Ssuls f sasg h is and sht LAUNDRY fer
WOMAN. white, reliable. to assist with
May 9TH HI. 1881.
WOMAN. white or ,coIoredi live in; care of
| are capable. Apply 1911 Nichols ave. Sc.
WOMAN, care 7-mo. baby: small apt, no
Siappsrs; TO to Pm; sis week; GaIfs5e'
WOMAN. care for children, good home,
! employed mother; good salary and oppor-
UNITY. Ewes. TIE. 1912. Daytime, MA.
1858
WOMAN, white. middle aged, as compan-
| ion for elderly lady and to assist house.
GOOD HOME, g.hw., exper., fond of chill
dren; live in, upstairs bedroom; no wash.
sso-12:5o to s:3o-G.H.w. and plain
| cooking for empld. couple; no Sunday. no
| children, Bendix in basement. Call any
GE. 5155.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
BUSINESS.
TEACHERS. clerks teceptIonIsts; select DO
sitions No charge unless placed; top SAL
aries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY.

TEACHERS, CLERKS teceptlonIsts; select po-
sries visit ' aAT aPsss sasso Ae Sc
SELECT Fl. posIrIoSs-ste 81 "a mfg. i rep,
perm, exp. S225. Stenog., aviation, start
$3.50. Sec, personnel expr., col. grad,
S2.700. Sec, export licenses, start 5000.
Stem. legal expr., $50 wk. Stenog., constr.
$50 wk. Stenog., 30-hr week, S35 VIZ. Ste
nog., railroad, 51z-day wk., So 400. STEM
nog., 3-day week: ST hour. stenos.. NO
experience, start $35 wk. Bookkeepers. full
charge. $50 .wk. Oldest agency in p; c.
Est % yrs. Ma. 2340. For better positions
always see-BOYD'S, 1888 F st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER, $500: 51z-day vk. IA
miliar with Govt. departmental matters.
essential; prefer native of Colorado: ac-
cept person from Oregon or Wash. State.
gnqsgal position, Miss White. Ma. 234o.
UNUSUAL POSITIONS-French secretary,
$500 up. Stenog.. 5Nz da.. vic. Arlington,
S2,l00. Stem, steel firm. expr., start Sl75.
Stenog.. 5-day wk., start $3.50 mo. STEM.
ne. sec, 5ia days, $3.50: Stem. re-
5l2-day wk., small ofice, S190. Over 25
new. openings exceptional salaries tNA
21I4, Miss Young. PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE l3l1 G, next Epiphany Church.
TEACHER, phys. ed, outstanding public
school in Delaware; high salary to quail
fed man. ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY
2O4 Colorado Bldg. 14th and G NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
plenty day work, 81, fare, lunch 1:45 to
Z, in family. $40, fare; to 5. $50.
fare; to s. SIS, fare: to 2, SOC hr..
ing s25; house woman, 500: hours.
cooks, stay night, $50; cooks, stay nights,
S25; II to g, SIS; elevator girl. S22: 10
TO 3, SIS. fare; houSekeeper, stay nights.
$50 in family go or stay, S25; stay
nights. S21: colored salesgiris. S25, etc.
lS21 III st d W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
SITUATIONS MEN end WoNFN

81 VNIIONS WEN enc WOMEN.
COUPLE with one child desire part-time
light housekeeping or cooking in exchanee
for 3 or room apt: suburbs preferred,
Linceln $500 before 3 pm.
NAN AND WIFE wish janitor's quarts. with
or without pay: good experience and ref
ME. 2S7O. -"
MARRIED COUPLE wishes place In coun-
garden and chickens. Box 473-M, Star.
WOMAN and nephew, colored, win give
part-time service for nice quarters In
apartment or ONCE building; woman
through day, man ewes. co. 1855. 23s
COLokED-Reliable man and wife want
part-time Janttor Job and quarters in once
AID. 7210. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

HOgsEkEEPER COOK: three in family.
motheriess siris: ages 10 and 8; and d take
s4mesIs 'hfTss os q modern home'
With ,11oo-year girl; private room; live in,
HOgsEKEEPER. experienced: in family.
small apt. excellent working conditions;
sfsft sA xh 5Ses oe. ref
~ liys II ma eli COW, adult couple; sss week
HoUsEMAN. white. permanent. position;
room and board. good wages Apply 1893
Belmont st. NV.
says sH a n s dny dinner e90T oi
dass: ssc # and ssrtaTs. FL. Nj. ss sS
MAID. part time, white or colored hours
ana hdsn SIS sn Wee fook ca Sc g. sa ss
MAID; reliable: tcr s.h:w., from until
MHip. setsisd. bstH Hs s 60 snd 49, tive IN
M sazsTfsn aHfK, ia AGO. go veal. No from
c rs no M asr7' o slea99s.n 4 children Chevy
MAID. part time; SOC hour. $50 10th
MAID. colored, for part time work in
ao NJ n guest bone ONE. no: 1881;
NAAAOS 0sl. W. dIlQ CUOks i tnrOuHn 0lnnef,
no Sundays; adults; references AID.
MAiD, s.h.w., experienced, LIGHT laundry.
for aeorsetown apt. 10 to pm $I2.
Health gard and ref. required. Gail CO.
MAID, part time. in apartment: reference
MAID. every Saturday; s.h.w.: small apt. !:
2 adults: light laundry for 1; telephone
rslerensss required; 30 and 40 carlins,
MAID. Il to pm. SIS wk.: light gen
eral work; no cooking; new home; refer.
enses; ss35 Garfield. EN-. Tiss.
Monday through Friday; SIS week Tay-
lor 3S13
MAID. colored, In high-class suesthouse;
can live in. 1712 n H. ave. NV
MAID, full time. refined; references. health
card small apartment: excellent salary.
MAID. part time, $50 month: must be
good cook; city references and health card;
pm. Till after $50 dinner; 8 In family;
MAID ROE CIV. s.hour day, s days 1
Eeek; hours to be arranged; blk. from
Crpsst0wn bus; etb week and carfAre,
J Y 4 4, 4 [ f5-5s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-14

rili 50 Sc, da Sc poskusijo osvo-
boditi ma posebno zvijacen ma
Gin. Sestavili so amnestijsko
besedilo po vzorcu IL nekega
spisa, ponaredili zig in podpis
drzavnega pravdnistva ter ma
slovili zadevo ma ravnateljstvo
kaznilnicc: Posrecilo Sc. jim je,
spraviti dopis 2 "najvisjim ika-
zom" q pomiloscenju Is kaz7
njencev ma prosto. Da bi ne bila
ia predrznost sumljiya SO ''po-
milostili" poleg sebe Sc enajst
drugih kaznjencev. Kdo popise
veselje nesrecne enajstorice, ko
SO jim sporoeili, da so pomilo-
sceni! lie pisarji SO Sc glasno u
tripajocimi srci hiteli priprav-
ljati ma odhod. Ko jim je bilo
receno, da bi moraH par .ur po-
cakati ma izplaelo, so prosili
maj poslje uprava denar ia Mi
mi". Dobili so le "a voznjo in
Sc nemudoma 1aapotili. Ostalih
enajst pa sc nj hotelo posloviti
brez zasluzenega denarja. skle-
Mill so cakati. In. res! MISC Ca
kali dolgo, ko je prodrla slepa-
rija ma dan in nesrecnezi so
morali z razocaranimi obrazi
zamenjati svoje obleke in oditi
nazaj v delavnice. Cakali so ze
popolnoma opremljeni pri glav-
nem vhodu. o podjetnih pisar-
jih pa nj bilo nobenega sledu.
Takrat je prisel "pisarski kabi-
net" ma slab glas in Sc ga Sc
danes nj otresel.
Nekega dne sva Sc pogovar-
jala s preglednikom o kaznjen-
cih, XII so bill po nedolznem OBJ
sojeni in privedeni v kaznilnico.
Omenil je slucaj nekega Pola-
ka, XII je bill osumljen roparske-
ga umora. Znana morilca zlah-
tic in Cic sta pred obesenjem
priznala, da tega hudodelstva nj
zakrivil Polak ampak onadva v
druzbi 8 Kajicem. Ker je Polak
re blizu dveh let sedel v jeci,
mu je sodisce dodalo radi neka-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-14
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lie glej, da bos z rasevino,
XII jo imas ma sebi, odlozil vse
nadloge in tezave preteklega
zivljenja, ter da Sc bos v novi
obleki pojavil tudi v novem
mirnejsem zivljenju!"
Odsedel sem ravno 1850 dni
v jeci. Sc osem in dvajset dni in
konec DO tega sirovega zivlje-
MIA.
OkoI tretje ure popoldne je
umrl kaznjenec Stew. 1868, XII je
bill komaj pred mesecem dove
den v kaznilnico. Obsojen je bill
cd celjske porote ma tri leta
tezke jeee radi uboja. Pc zdrav-
nikovi ugotovitvi pa je bill ze
pref obsojen cd zavratne bolez-
nj ma - smrt. sestnajstega SO
ga pokopali. Incl sem priliko,
videti zadnjo pot nesrecneza, XII
je prisel v kaznilnico - umre-
ii. v mrtvasnici so ga polozili v
preprosto, il golih desk zbito,
nebarvano rakev. Diva kaznjen-
ca sta jo postavila ma nosilnico.
Prisel je kurat S streznikoma,
blagoslovil rakev mrtvecem in
opravil kratko molitev. Nato so
dvignili stirje kaznjenci nosil-
nico ter sc uvrstili v sprevod,
XII je Sci proti glavnim vratom,
Ia krsto so sli gologlavi po-
grebci, XII SO bill doloceni, da
spremijo mrtvega tovarisa. Oh
strani je korakal eden izmed
kaznilniskih uradnikov, v Cigar
navzocnosti so potem potisnili
borno rakev v crn zaprt voz, XII
je cakal onstran vhoda. Voznik
je udaril ko konjih, XII so od-
dirjali z mrtvecem ma mestno
pokopalisce, kjer ma posebnem
voglu pokopujejo kaznjence.
Ko izdihne kaznjenec,v " hisni
bolnisnici, javi njegovo smrt
tovarisem zvonec n a d kapelo.
Zvoni mu tudi ma poti cd mrt-
vasnice do vrat. Pogrebi sc vr-
Sc zjutraj oh osmi uri.
II. februarja okoli osme ure
zvecer, smo opazili skozi okno
ma severozapadni strani odsev
mogocnega pozara. Il mesta Sc
je culo bite plat zvona. Drugi
dan smo izvedeli, da je gorela
v blizini neka tovarna elektric-
nih zarnic.
Tiste dni sc je raznesla po
kaznilnici novica, da je prejel
neki kaznjenec pri posetu skri-
vaj vecjo vsoto denarja in da
ga je skodozeljen tovaris, ka-
teremu je zaupal, ovadil. Do
mislil sem Sc pogovora pri zad-
MEM posetu. Vprasal sem NAM
rec nadzirajocega namestnika,
cemu ne dovolijo trem naen-
krat razgovora z domacimi.
''Saj me Sc posamezni preva-
rite!" je rekel. Ugovarjal sem
mu, ces, da je nemogoce, misli-
ii ma kako tihotapstvo pri to-
liki njegovi pozornosti.
xvi mislite, da je nemogoce I?
Tudi JAZZ sem mislil nekoc tako,