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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-19
Jap Cabinet Balks
 Demand
IndustrioI MonopoIies Action TobIed
By RALPH TEATSORTH

United Press Stan COrrespOndent)
 Tokyo, Oct. 19 - (UP) - The Japanese cabinet today baked ct immediate action oal Gen. Douglas Mac cArthur'S demand that industrial monopolies be broken up,
 A Japanese source said the cAb- inet discussed the demand for some time at today's meeting, but failed to reach Q decision.
 "The issue concerns the very foundation of the Japanese indus. trial system and has immediate, far- reaching effects on the peoples live- lihood," the informant said in ex- plaining the governments apparent reluctance to take immediate ac. ton.
 Even before the cabinet meeting, Foreign Minister Shigeru Yoshida told a press conference he doubted that dissolution of the old "Zaibat- Su" - such family industrial trusts as Mitsui, Mitsubishi and Surito- mo would benefit Japan in the long run.
 He contended 1t was mainly through the efforts of these estab. lished Inonopolies that Japan's trade originally was built Up to a point where the nation prospered.
 The old Zaibatsu built lip their enterprises in trnise Of peace and they were the first to rejoice in the ending of the war;" Yoshida said.
 Only the new Zaibatsu - "so numerous I can't give their names" -cooperated with the military dur. ing the war, he contended.
 Comparison Made
 YoShida attempted to draw paral- Tel with large industries in the Uli- ted States.
 American Zaibatsu, such as the munitions industry, prospered through war orders and I should think there were not few who pre- ferred prolongation of the war in order to continue their profits" he said.
 "As far as the old Zalbatsu Of Japan are concerned, their fortunes were made in peace times and they desire peace in order to continue their pursuits"
 He argued that some large Jap anese industries operated at great loss" during the war. A number
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-19
WAR CRIMINALS TRIAL OPENS NOV. 20
Two Borough Men Injured InAccident Auto Rams Truck
 In Middlebury;
 Shopis Lucky

An accident, which oc- cured shortly before 2 O. clock this morning on the Waterbury Middlebury road, about 150 south of the Stone Pit near Straits Turnpike, resulted'in injury to two Nau- gatuck men who were taken to the Waterbury hospital in the police ambulance.
 Frank Warehouse, 5s, 6s Pleas- ant avenue, Naugatuck, World War I veteran who received a fractured sternum and lacerations of the face, was reported to be in 0 fair con- dition shortly before press time today.
 Frank Shopis, 57, % Olive street, Naugatuck, @ passenger in the Wa. terhouse vehicle. was discharged af- ter receiving treatment for lacera- tiolls of the face and neck.
 Blinded by Sun
 Sgt. Ralph Baril, who was dtrect- ing traffic ct the intersection, re. ported that Warehouse, employed ct the Waterville Division of the Chase Metal Works, was on his way to work when after topping a rise in the highway, became blinded by the sun and crashed into a truck driven by Frank Stevo, 39, RED No. 1, Waterbury.
 The Waterhouse vehicle. c black sedan, travelling in the direction of Waterbury, wedged under the rear of the dump truck, also heading in the same direction. Waterhouse be- came pinned under the steering wheel which was broken when the entire front of the car was smashed in and the mans chest bone was fractured.
 ShopiS. employed at the Water vile Division of the ScovLl Mfg. O., was thrown through the wind- shield and narrowly escaped having his jugular vein severed by broken glass.
 The truck, owned by Angelo Poli Middlebury road, MidlebuTy, was enroute to Waterbury with Q load of fire wood. Tn the impact of the crash, the wood was strewn all over the highway causing . slight tieup in traffic.
 Damage to the truck was negli- gent and the driver was uninjured.
 Waterhouse and Shopis were tak- en to the hospital in the police aI1- bulance by Patrolmen William O. Dea, John Mcdonnell and Joseph Murphy.
 A charge of reckles driving will be lodged against Waterholise who will be arraigned in city court to- morrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-19
Senute May Reject Cut
By JOHN L. CUTTER kAA PrAaa RkaRe FmWuaav.mw.A

OhsUSu EECDS Cbas41 OUrTGSv0UWSMB
 Washington, Oct. io. (UP)-The Senate Finance Committee today considered the possibility of re- jecting the e535 ,000, 900 cut in lo16 excise taxes proposed by the House.
 The House voted to reduce fcd- eral excise taxes back to i042 levels effective next July 1. The lowered rates would affect cosmetics, llig~ gage, jewelry, fllrs, electric Iigat bulbs and alcoholic beverages.
 Some members of the Senate Committee favored delaying the re- duction until the end of ie16. The committee Is generally rewriting the 6, $50 O00. 900 tax relief approved by the House.
 Elimination of the excise tax cut appeared the most likely ap- proach if the Senate Committee Is to heed the treasury plea not to cut It's estimated revenue by more than 95,O00 ,O00, 900 next year.
 The committee in its first ses- sion yesterday approved cuts which would save business and individuals $4,7OS, 900 900.
 May Add Benefits
 At the same time, it considered adding special benefits for small business and returning. war vet erarS.
 The ,7soOOo,OOO cut was based on committee decisions to:
 Repeal the excess profits tax on corporations at Q savings of e2.- 555, ,000.O0O.
 Apply surtax exemptions Of e1o0 for the taxpayer and $500 for each dependent on all tnvididual iEaT come. This would amount to Q cut of $2Oe5, ,000, 900 dropping 12.00O.0e0 law income persons from the tax roll S.
 Repeal tine 55 automobile use tax, saving motorists $i40. 900. 900.
 Tn addition, the committee voted to freeze for another year the 60. cial security payroll tax of one per cent each on employer and eEl- ploye.
 The repeal of the auto use tax and freezing df Social Security rates were the only places where the Senate Committee followed both
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-19
Two Troopships Due In Boston

Boston, Oct. l0. CUPl--Iwo trOopships bearing a total oe 1.s1D veterans of the European Theak3k. including PIT New England. doEk here today.
 Aboard the sS. Milford Victory which sailed from MarseiIies an 1868 veterans, including lgz neN Englanders. Passengers are mem bers of the 21st Tank Batl1i|1N with Medics, 1l8 Air Material suuadron, Hq. & Fly. DefactMeH& F72md Medical Battalina. and VI score personnel. Of the 559 N'27 cellaneous Army personnel Hh9at the ss. Henry W. 8eechcr IneEt @ New NuRIand1Fs. The Nse. sn 1lza fza..| 2 #F|F'MW
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AUTO FATALITY

Waterloo, N. Y., Oct. 19-(UP)- Arnold Dunkerle. 20, of (20O Wash ington St.) Brighton, Mass, died last night in a hospital of injuries received Monday in an automobile accident near here. Ralph Di Liberto. IS. of Garfield, N. J., diet. Wednes- day of injuries suffered in the same accident.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-19
Indictment Served OnF Foremost Group Of Nazi Hierarchy
Grace Period Given Goerinq And Cohorts
BY EDWARD V. ROBERTS

BY EDWARD V. ROBERTS United Press Staff COrrespondentD.
 Nuremberg, Oct. 19.-(UP1 The trial of NaziSm's fore most surviving war criminals will open Nov. 20 in this one time Shrine City of the party which started the second World war, it was announced officially today.
 The four-power Allied military tribunal which will conduct the Nu- ernberg trial announced that the date of it's opening had been set for four weeks and four days from today.
 The trial date was set shortly after the Allied war crimes indtct- ment was served on the bulk of the defendants - a who's who of the remainder of the Nazi hierarchy in the Nuremberg prison.
 The proceedings cleared the way for the trial save for the grace period given Reichsmarshal Her. mann Goering and his cohorts to arrange for their defense against the historic indictment.
 Todays service of the indictment here and elsewhere in the Amefi- can occupation zone completed 1ao- tification of the 24 deefndants save for Martin Bormann, former NaEl party deputy whose whereabouts are unknown.
 Served in Hospital
 Relchsmarshall Hermann W. ooering and IS other Nad leaders were handed the indictment at Nuremberg prison. Grand Admiral Erich Raeder and propagandist Hans FritzSche were notified in Berlin yesterday. Gustav Krupp Won Boh- len, head Of Krupp, was served n an army hospital and former Reicl,E- bank President Walther Funk in another prison.
 A special clerk of the inters,a~ ttonAl tribunal which will tgy else Naxis, Maj. Anthony Neave. made the rounds og the cells In 1guernberw prison and dipped copies of hlls bulky indictment through the dooFs.
 Harold Wiley, general secretary of the tribunal, accompanied Neave and passed out copies in m article in the tribunal charter settfng forth the rights of the defendants and
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sANTTEL EVFRETT DIES

Providence, R. l.. Oct. 19-CUP) --Sap1uel A. Everett. 77, of Provi- dence, founder and president of the Everett & Barron Co, shoe dress ing manufacturers, died last night after a long illness.
 He was a native of Rowe. Mass. and vas 8 Brown university eFadu- .afa in 1aah. d
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-19
OXFORD TO HONOR EISENHOWER

Oxford, Eng, Oct 1S.-(UP)-Gen. Dwight D. Eisen hover will be awarded honorary dOctOrate by Oxford University next Thursday along with U S. Ambassador John G. Winant Field Marshal Sir Bernard L. Montgomery and Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder of the RAE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-19
Late NelUs Bulletins
FATAL ADDRESS ON FEMININE PROBLEMS

Vatican City, Oct. l9-(UP)-Three thousand mem bers of the Union of Women of Catholic Action will gather Sunday in the Benedction Hall of the Vatican hear Papal address feminine problems The address will be broadcast but the time has not yet been fixed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-19
YOUTH KILLED

Essex Junction, Vt, Oct. 19-CUP) -Five-year-old John Spicer of Es- sex Junction died at a hospital early today of injuries sustained yester- day when he allegedly darted into the street and was struck by an automobile driven by Mrs. Grace Gleason, 60. of Richmond.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-19
U. s. DOES NOT RECOGNIZE REDS CLAIMS

Berlin, Oct. 19.-(UP)-The United States signed the crimes indictment only after spuatng that she does not recognize Soviet claims to the Baltic States and cer tain other territories" it revealed today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-19
BREAK FOR WORLD WAR II VETS

Washington, Oct 19.-(UP)-Gen. Omar N Bradley said today that most World War II veterans whose Ma tional Service Life Insurance has apsed resate with little trouble and on payment of two monthly premiums.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-19
WHAT'S IN A TITLE?

Providence, R. l., Oct. Oct. 19.-(UP)-The State OPA office announced today that M Thomas MarceO mem Der of the governors advisory food committee and Providence wholesale meat dealer has paid $5OOO in fines for alleged ceiling price violations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-19

New York, Oct 19.-(UP)-Perry Githens, formerly vice president and director of public relations of Mathes Inc has been named editor of Popular Science Monthly 7S-year old scientific publication it nOunced today
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-19

Evening Glasses. New students may
 start any Monday. Post Junior CoI-
 lssas 2A oanlEnl AxA
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Re Weather.
FairTOnight

Fun weather report on Dass Q
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Gen. Eduardo Avalos and Vice Ad- nlirai vernengo Lima. leaders of the ennn Mhieh namaHA1 RsEon fkam
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-28
Mayor Gets New Car

Mayor Thomas "A. Burke has
a new official car, which is, ac-
cording to friends, his pride. It
is 1912 model Chrysler Wind
sor four door sedan, painted
Brewster green.
The new car came to the May
or's possession after Fire Chief
James E. Granger, for whom
the car was originally pur-
chased, refused it. He wanted a
larger and costlier job-but to
date, we find he is still touring
the city in his old ,'jailopy,"
while Mr.. Mayor is enjoying
comfortable riding in the AZ
Chrysler.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-28
DuSica ROzanlariia
(sVETNICA IN NJEN NoREC)
= Agnes Gunther
..N Poslovenil Boris RihterSic

prav "a prav, lepi prstani z le-
sketajocimi Sc robovi, :. potem
temnozeleni nah. In - katero
pesem 81 mi pa zacela pripove-
dovati?"
'"Tistim moras dati vse,
XII 81 il srca zele,
tebe in ljubezni tvoje.
Sc srce in misli svoje!'
"Lepo je to, Dusica. Torej 81
Sc ucila lepih reci."
"Mnogo lepih reel. In tako We
sela sem, da sem bila pri birmi,
sal prav "a prav nisem hotela It'll
k njej. In zato sem najbrz ime-
la tiste SAME. Bala sem Sc, Har-
70, da Sc bonn morala zapustiti,
&c bonn birnana."
(Dalje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-28
Bodite zdravi to spomlad in
rabite Trinerjevo grenko
vino .ES

Vsepovsod slisite to: bodite zdra-
vi to spomlad! Pomanjkanje zdrav-
nikov je resno. Wee kot ena tretji-
ma Sc jih nahaja " sluzbi oboroze-
nih silah. Vseeno, ce rabimo nase
mozgane, bono dobro izhajali.
Glavno je, da imamo zelodec v do
bremu stanju, da preprecimo "a
|preko. Imejmo Trinerjevo grenko
vino z Vitaminom B-1 donna, ker ie
onim, XII. ga ze mad So let rabijo,
+prinesel toliko veselja. Rabite ga
kot je predpisano ma steklenici. To
okusno in ucinkovito zelodcno od-
vajalno sredstvo pospesi TEX in pre-
bavo. Vas lekarnar ga ina napro-
daj, ker. ga tisocero druzin kupuje.
Toda &c ga ne dobite v vasi sosed-
scini, pisite ma Joseph Triner Cor
poration, 1888 South Ashland Ave-,
Chicago 8, Ill. Prepricali Sc boste,
.da ie Trinerjevo. grenko vino Z
Vitaminom B-1 izborna preparaci-
ia. Kupujte vojne bonde in p0dpi-
rate Ameriski Rdeci kriz.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-28
Wounded in Action

Miss Vic Champa, 1911 Sa-
ranac Rd., was notified by the
War Department, that her
brother, Pvt. Joseph (Chubby)
Champa, was wounded in action
in France. He is recovering from
his wounds in an army hospital
in France. The 20 year old SOL
dier has been in the service for
four and a half years. His broth
er, Cpl. Bill is serving in Italy
for two years. !:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-28

Sc je eisto potopila vase, da je
S slehernim svojim obcutkom
lahko zajela samo MEGA. Vse
drugo - vse skrbi in bojazni so
utonile v daljavi.
Maria Sc je smehljala. Ii tre-
nutki so bill najlepsi. Tako sve-
til so bill in polni doslej nezna-
ne srece.
Potem je prislo nenadoma, We
liko prezgodaj in sredi noci Sc je
znasla v bolnici. Memo telo je
, ena sama, velika, Sc nikdar OBJ
cutena bolecina. Kricala bi, pa
We, da bi bill vsak kirk zaman.
Stiska zobe, z rokama brezupno
grabi po postelji in glavo pre-
metava po blazini. Vkljub vse-
mu, bolecina v telesu raste in Sc
zajeda v mozgane - vcasih do
sega rob njene zavesti. Ne mo-
re sc vec premagovati in vca-
sih V blaznem trpljenju krikne.
Bolecina jo prijemlje vedno zno-
va, huje in huje. Vcasih il blis-
ne skozi mozgane:
"Otrok >"
Nasmehne sc. Potem pa je vse
znova samo bolecina, raztezajo-
ca sc v. neskoncnost. - Ko Sc
je zavedla, je zagledala oh svo-
il postelji zdravnico in Sc neko
zensko, XII je v svojih rokah dr.
zala krvavo kepo. Il te kepe so
prihajali slabotni, pretrgani gla-
SOW.
"Moj otrok?" Topic jo je pre-
sinilo in vprasujoce Sc je zazrla
zdravnici v obraz.
"Fantekr'
Maria Sc je samo smehljala.
V njeni notranjosti pa je vse
vriskalo. V hipu je bila pozab-
LENA VISA bolecina, vse skrbi, vse
precute noci. Tu je bill n j e n
otrok, nekaj otipljivo zivega, to,
kar je tako dolgo pricakovala in
ljubila, kar je bio samo memo,
memo ..
Vznemirjeno je opazovala zen
sko, XII je nedalec cd ME, ma mi
ri, umivala in zavijala v picnic
ke njenega otroka. Ko je bill
opravljen, ga je prinesla k ME
nj postelji. Maria je sredi pie
nick zagledala obrazek z drob-
MIN noskom in mad MIN lepo,
|isoko cello. Hotela ga je stisni
tt k sebi in ga poljubiti ma to le-
po cello, pa mu je samo z roko
sla rahlo preko lick.
"Ti moi mali, mali revcekw
(Dalje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-28
Missing in Action

Mrs. Angela Burich, 6607
Edna Ave., was notified by the
War Department, that her hus-
band Lieut.. George E. Burich,
Jr., has been missing in action
over Germany since April 7th.
Lieut.. Burich is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Burich of
Calumet, Mich. Prior to his en-
try in the service he was en-
ployed at the Eaton Mfg. Co.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-28
Naprodaj

ma 1O518 Elk Ave-, severno cd
st. Clair Ave. Moderna hisa "a
2 druzini, po 5 in 5 sob; S "fire-
place." "china cabinets" hrasto-
vi podi zgoraj in spodaj, ter klet
pod vso hiso. Sc mora prodati,
da Sc uredi zapuscino. Izredno
dober nakup. Cena $500.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-28
Good Bowler

Attractive Mary Strazisar of
E. 152nd Recreation parlors,
bowled a neat series of games to
attain a high score of 661, to be
come the singles leader in the
city championships now in
stalled at Skang's.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-28
(Nadaljevanje)

\NdOdlJeVauJoJ EE
rs tenn zanesljivo ne mislis
mic lepega, Harro. To cutim 20
tvojem glasu."
'Kaj morem z glasom, ko pi-
sealka nj namazana?"
''Harro, davi sem bila tako We
sela, ko je vzslo solnce. Ponoci
Sc mi je sanjalo o Gizeli, tako
kakor Sc nikoli. In hodila je po
nebeskem travniku, XII je bill ta-
ko zelen in poln zvezd, in smeh-
ljala Sc je. z golimi, lepimi no.
gami je stopala k studencu, XII
je prihajal liz temnih, z mahom
poraslih kamnov in napravil po-
tenn majhno, okroglo jezero.
Dvignila je obleko in stopila
vanj, da so Sc mad njenimi no.
gami napravili valovi. Vprasa-
la sem jo: 'Zakaj delas to?' Te-
daj je rekla: Sal sem morala
stopati cez toliko igel, majhnih
in velikih mecev, cez zarece ze-
lezo.' - o, ubozica,' sem vzklik-
Mia, to 81 morala storiti?' - To
nj najhujse, ne, Sc hujse je, &c
rob nj cist.' Tedaj Sc je sklonila
in prijela rob svoje obleke, XII je
bill bel kakor poletni oblacek, in
zacela ga je pratt. Rekla SEM:
Sal je vendar tako bell - Te-
daj je odgovorila: Cd solz, cd
solz.' In nato je iztegnila roko
proti meni in vprasala: 'Kje ie
pa Harro? Prestrasila sem Sc in
Sc obrnila, pa te nj bilo mixer.
MISC ga pustili k meni,' sem
vzkliknila in jokala, in cd same
ga joka sem padla ma tia. Tedaj
je stopila k meni-in sedla ma
kamen, polozila mojo glavo ma
svoja kolena, me pobozala po la
sch in rekla: cd samih solza,
cd samih solza.' In iznenada sem
bila v prepadu, kjer so Sc dvi-
gale crne skale. Crn potok je
drvel ma dnu in veter je stokal,
in Sc zmerom sem slisala Gizelo,
XII je govorila samih solzah, -
ali pa je bill potok? Tedaj Sc mi
je zazdelo, da mora biti to "a
nesljivo potok solza, da je ze
steklo toliko solza; in veter je
tulil. In zmerom sem iskala po-
ii, da bi prisla nazaj ma trav-
Mix, pa nisem mogla biti brez
tebe, in pri tenn sem morala Sc
misliti, ali znam dovolj dobro
svoje pesmi il Sole, in v mislih
sem jih ponavljala. 'Tistim mo-
raS dati vse XII 81 liz srca ze-
le - Tedaj je veter zavel pro-
ii meni in vse sc je razsvetlilo.
|Potem sem Sc zbudila."
Harro je poslusal z globoko
resnostjo. 'Rozamarija, duso
umetnika imaS. Kar dozivljal
sem te SAME teboj. Barve Gu
tiS, slike vidiS. -"
20 Gem Sc prav "a prav pogo
varjata dekle in Thorstein? Ro-
zamarija ina eisto rdeea lica?"
"No, sal slisis, - o nebeskih
poljanah, o slikah."
"Tako dobro in lepo 81 razde-
lila barve. zena je bella in ina
nekoliko rozaste noge, valovi so
nezni, samo prstani v vodi so
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-28
Mihaljevich Bros. Co.
6424 St. Clair Ave.
HE 6152

KIDD JE NASEL?
Veeraj je mas sincek ma poti
v Roosevelt Solo zgubil knjizico,
napolnjeno 1Oc vojnimi znam-
kami, XII jo je incl zamenjati "a
vojni bond v svoti $18.75. Prosi
Sc, da hi posten najditelj vrnil
znamke ma spodnji naslov.
!. DRUzINA SLUGA
21150 Tracy Ave. w. 5349
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-28
Form New Corporation

John Rozanc and George
Strainic, well known Collinwood
Realtors, announce the forming
of the East Shore Realty Co., at
156O7 Waterloo Rd. Members of
the corporation are John Pez-
dirtz, Jim Kozel, Joseph James,
Frank Kmet and Mrs. J. K. Sc
yer. 's
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-28

Over Tokyo ana the hak pounding merciey
engine hit and member phones the pilot It. Alfred
Stendah Los Angeles
ton But fails to StendaM heads
desperate condition landing
body jumped the
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DESET zANIMIVIlH POV]ESTI
8.O+rok
Meta Koren

Zdaj sc je zavedala, kaj je
prav "a prav " resnici hotela cd
NIGGA, ko ga je ustavila ma ce-
sti. Hotela je slisati IL njegovih
ust emo samo iskreno, topic in
razumevajoco besedo, besedo, XII
bi il dala obcutiti, da nj v svo-
jem trpljenju cisto osamljena!
Katerokoli pot bi 81 tudi izbrala,
da Sc resi- IL svojega dosedanje-
ga polozaja, vsaka hi bila veliko
lazja, &c bi il rekel tako besedo.
Toda nj j izrekel. Bila je sama.
V sebi je zacutila praznino, glu-
no in pusto. Cemu ziveti? Bio je
brezmiselno >.
Koiiko casa je tako slonela nj
vedela. Nenadoma sc je v njeni
notranjosti nekaj zganilo, ka-
kor rahel sunek. Maria je vztre-
petala, vzravnala Sc je in pri-
sluhnila. Znova Sc je v njeni no.
tranjosti zganilo. Zdaj dolocne-
je in mocneje.
"Otrok ?"
Preplaseno je prisluskovala.
Sc enkrat sc je zganilo, potem
mic vec.
"Otrok "
Maria Sc je nasmehnila. z
roko 81 je bojajoce sla preko te-
lesa. Nekaj toplega je vstajalo
v njeni dust. 1.-Two je zacutila, da
prav "a prav nj prav mic vec sa-
ma. VISA njena prejsnja razmis-
ljanja so bila brezumna - poro-
jena il globokega ponizanja. Sal
nj sama! V sebi nosi bite, XII Sc
bo lahko rodilo, XII ga bo ljubila,
kateremu bo lahko dajala vse
svoje najlepse ..
Maria Sc je smehljala J..
Potekli so tedni. Maria sc je
vsa izpremenila. Mic vec nj bilo
"a MO ne zabav, ne kina, skoraj
Sc sprehodov ne. Zdaj je vedela,
da mora delati Sc "a nekoga.
Gin vec. Njenemu otroku, XII
pride ma svet, mora biti topic
in svetlo! Zdaj je trikrat obrni-
la vsak dinar preden ga je en-
krat izdala. z gospemi je bila
ljubezniva in ustrezljiva kakor
Sc nikoi. LIE emo jo je skrbelo,
da bi vse te zenske prehitro ne
opazile meme nosecnosti in hi
potem ena ali druga ne izostala.
In ona je potrebovala denar,
kakor Sc nikoli! Treba je bilo
prikrivati, kakor il je tudi bilo
tezko. In potem? Mora, mora
iti. Tudi potem mora ma kakr-
senkoli nacin zasluziti "a otroka
in Ease. Mora iti .. Cesto ie 81
vala pozno v noe. Vcasih je BIZ
10 tezko. Hrbet jo je bolel cd ne
prestanega sklanjanja in oci so
jo pekle cd prenapetega gleda-
MIA pri luci. Mora iti "a
otroka, "a njenega Kadar
je takole pomislila mani, je iz-
ginila VISA bolecina, delo il je po-
stajalo lahko. Zdaj je neprene-
homa mislila lie mani, ma svoie-
ga otroka! Ivan? Kakor da je
izginil nekje v daljavi. LIE redko
je Sc mislila mani. LIE vcasih, ka-
dar je skozi okno videla,' kako
kak oce "a roko vodi svojega
otroka ma sprehod, Sc il jje stis-
milo srce. Ivan Men otrok
prav "a pray nikoli ne bo incl
oceta. Tedaj Sc j je vselej "a
zdelo, da je njen edini in mai
vecji greh to, da dale otroku
zivljenje - nikoli pa mu ne bo
mogla dati oceta in njegove lju-
beznl.
Ljudje? Sprva Sc je bala njih
govoric radi sebe same. Zdai pa
je mislila ma ME lie, kakor .je mi
slila ma delo, XII je bilo cd njih
odvisno, sicer nikoli. Ka:j nj zen
ska, kakor vsaka druga? Kaj nj
ma pravice do zivljenja in otro-
ka, kakor vsaka druga zena pod
solncem? O, in v njej je ljubez-
nj dO GO noroinpooo poor5o ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-28
SECTION
American Slav Congress

American Slav Congress
The next meeting Of the
American Slav Congress of
Cleveland will be held on May
10th instead of April 26th, at
the Hotel Hollenden, E. 9Th St.
and Superior Ave., at 8 p. m.