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Evening star., 1945-04-08
73d Anniversary
OF COlOred MasOns

The Rev. A. Joseph Edwards, pas
tor of Zion Baptist Church, will be
the principal speaker at the 18th
anniversary celebration of John F.
Cook Colored Masonic Lodge at
pm. today at his church, 3l5 F
street SW.
The John Freeman Grand Com
mandery, Knights Templar. will hold
its semiannual conclave at pm
Wednesday at 1888 Eleventh street
NV.
The fifth anniversary of the Gold
en- Fleece Club of Hiram Lodge will
be celebrated at pm. Friday at
SO Quincy place NV.
| The 18th anniversary of Union
Chapter, Holy Royal Arch Masons
will be celebrated at pm. April l8
! at 1888 Eleventh street NV
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Business Groups
Six Associations
Meet This Week

Louis Rothschild, attorney and ex.
ecutive director Of the National AS.
sociation Of Retail Clothiers ane
FurniShers, will speak on THE Ap.
parel Situation - Supply, Demanc
and Government Regulations" at g
dinner meeting of the American
Business Association this week. A
session in public speaking, conducted
by Frank Patterson, with the sup
port Of a group of speech students
will follow Mr.. Rothschild's talk.
The business schedule for the week
follows:
MONDAY.
Southeast Businessmen's Associa-
tion-314 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
$50 pm.
Cleveland Park Businessmens AS
sociation-City Bank, 340l Connec-
ticut avenue NV, 8:45 pm.
Washington Hairdressers and Cos
metologists' observation-disclosures
Hotel, 9:15 pm.
TUESDAY.
Columbia Heights Businessmen s
Association ada Building
Fourteenth street and Park road
NV, 1890 pms
American Business Associa ton
Fairfax Hotel, 2100 Massachusetts,
avenue NV. $50 pm.
WEDNESDAY.
Chevy Chase Business Association
-Barnhardts Restaurant. 5510 Con-
necticut avenue NV, pm.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Upsurqe in District Golf Seen
When War Ends in Europe

to get into one or two, so lengthy
are the waiting lists.
The old Bannockburn Golf and
Country Club, high on the hill over
looking Glen Echo, is about to be
taken over by the Navy Announce
ment of acquisition of the club prob
ably will be made next week. The
Navy plans to use Bannockburn as
a recreation center for disabled
men.
For several years Bannockburn
has been operating as semi public
layout. The old club, which took
over the present site in 1913, was
the successor to the Kirkside Club
at Chevy Chase Circle, and old
timers will recall the early, troubled
days, when John T. Harris, Dick
Beattie, Daniel L. Hazard, Lee
Crandall and others used to devote
Sunday mornings to gathering up
rocks in the process OF fairWay
clearing. Bannockburn has had
hard Shedding in some years, good
times in others. 1t always was a
picturesque place and one OF the
trickiest golf courses around town.
Mourn Death of James.
His many friends will learn with
regret of the passing at Whining
ton, N. c., of George P. James, a
beloved figure in golf around Wash
ington for many years. George,
in addition to being famed player
himself, was a links executive. He
headed the District and Middle At
lantic Associations, was on a United
States Golf Association committee,
and always was in the forefront OF
any move for the Improvement OF
the game and its conditions.
In 1914, when jerome D. Travers
was the national amateur cham
pion (of the previous year, he came
to Columbia to play in (every one
thought he would VIM the Co.
lumbia tournament. James licked
the likable Jerry, an indication OF
the kind of golf George played. AS
a personality James was outstand-
ing AS a proponent of good sports
manship none exceeded him. George
lived in Washington for IS years
before going to Wilmington as pas
senger traffic manager of the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Watch for sudden upsurge In
golf events locally when the Ger
man finally folds up. The local goli
associations, barring the District
organization, which went into tail
spin three years ago, are talking
about getting into action again
this year, even though the golf ball
situation is difficult, and transporta-
ton by automobile shows no sign
of improving. That is, unless more
gasoline becomes available after We
day. which Jimmy Byrnes hinted
might be possible, as he resigned his
VINO post.
Activity along the professional
front, in which the amateurs will
join, will be speeded up later this
month, when Bob Barnett, spark
plug of the Middle Atlantic PGA
comes back from Florida. Pro George
Diffenbaugh of Kenwood will stage
an amateur pro tourney at his club
a week from tomorrow, when the
pros will talk over what may develop
into a lengthy list of affairs, al
though there won't be much travel
Ing between Washington and Balti-
more. Kenwood probably will get
the Maryland open championship IN
July, and the men may stage kind
of Middle Atlantic championship at
Pennington, if plans suggested by
President Harry G. Pitt of the
MAGA go through.
Had Too Many Journeys.
But there won't be the peacetlme
round of amateur invitation affairs,
at least, when the simon pures
around town (those who played
tournament golf set themselves for
about two solid months of competi-
ton. That sort of thing is out and
probably for a long time and 1t
should be. There were too many
tournaments, too close together
anyway. The Maryland State Golf
Association is committed to a few
amateur pro affairs, and the women
will carry on with their usual slate,
starting with the Keefer cup tourney
early in May at Chevy Chase. Coli
is perking up at a time when most
of the clubs are crowded with men,
bers, and when it takes several years
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Sanction Match Is Being Held
Bv Rock Creek Kennel Club

June l. He plans to retain his ola
telephone and the same post once
address.
Gaines Dog Research Center is
going to be so flooded with monu-
ments. awards. plaques, trophies and
other mementoes that it is not going
to have much room to achieve be-
fore long. Latest announcement TO
come out of the publicity office OF
Harry Miller in New York is an
invitation to readers to submit
nominations for a Canine Hall OF
Fame. Two types Of nominations
are wanted one of ersons who nave
best served the interests Of dogs and
one of dogs that have best served
the interests Of man. Portraits OF
the accepted candidates will be
framed and hung in the New York
office.
Mid Hudson Kennel Club will
hold it's third all-breed licensed
show on June II at the Longshore
Country Club, Westport, Conn. Mrs
Sherman Hoyt will Judge best in
show. An entry of 600 dogs, all from
the New York Metropolitan Area, is
expected.
Towson (Md.) Kennel Club, re-
Gently formed. will hold a spring
show on Sunday, April 20, at Pixies
vile. Entries will be confined to
residents of Baltimore and its i'm
mediate vicinity.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Give Fighting Men, SchooIboys
More Baseball, Hero Urges

idea of having all-star teams en-
tertain the men overseas. What
they need, he thinks, is more equip
ment-more of an opportunity to
play themselves.
It's the same way with kids in
this country and organized
baseball should provide diamonds
or whatever else they may need
after the war for them TO play
and not just watch
Torrance won the Bronze Star at
Guam for meritorious service in
directing an assault in beach op-
erations under heavy enemy mortar
and artillery fire.
And he came back predicting the
winner of the 1945 Pacific Coast
League race: Seattle!
Evening star., 1945-04-08
perville, Hume, Calverton, Warren.
ton, Hopewell and Summerduck.

perville, Hume, Calverton, Warren
ton, Hopewell and Summerduck.
To Address Democratic Women.
Mrs. Helen M. Fowler of the
speakers bureau of the woman's
division of the National Demo-
cratic Committee, will address the
Democratic women of Northern
Virginia April 20 at the st. James
Parish House, Warrenton. Her ad-
dress will be one in a series of dis
cussions on the organization for
peace.
Rifles Observes Anniversary.
The Warrenton Rifles on Tues
day celebrated their fourth ami
versary with party at lockwood
Hall. The Rifles organized in 194l
and Middleburg platoon was add
ed last April
Garden Club Organized.
A Remington garden club was
organized yesterday at a meeting
at the home of Mrs. H. Ashby
Evening star., 1945-04-08
|Purent-Teuche
| Activities

The program for the annual con-
vention of the District of Columbia
Congress of Parents and Teachers
on May and 9 in the Departmental
Auditorium, is rapidly shaping up
Outstanding among the speakers
will be Howard v. Funk, second vice
president of the National Congress
of Parents and Teachers. who is
also principal of the Bronxville On
" Junior High School.
Board of Managers meeting at 10
am. Tuesday at the Thomson
School.
Parliamentary Law Glass, 9:3O-10
am, Thomson School,
Gordon Junior High.
Executive Committee meeting,
pm. tomorrow.
Kimball.
Association meeting, lis pm.
Thursday. Program includes a dis
cussicn of and vote on military
training measure: presentation of
movie, "Children of Mars sponsor
ed by Community War Fund: dis
cussion of health and summer
roundup.
Cooke.
Executive Committee meeting
lis pm. tomorrow.
ketcham.
Executive Committee meeting,
1:30 pm. tomorrow. Sewing class
Wednesday, l-3 pm.
Barnard.
Association meeting. lis pm
Tuesday. Donald E. McHenry of
the National Park Service will speak
on Guiding Your Child in the Wise
Use of Leisure Time" Bundle day
will be observed April 18, when clean,
'outgrown clothing will be collected
tor student aid work.
Eliot Junior High.
Board meeting, 8 pm. Tuesday at
the home of the president.
Bryan.
The Executive Board and grade
mothers will meet at 80 pm. We'd
nesday to make plans for a spring
luncheon.
LangdOn.
Executive Board meeting, lis
pm. Thursday.
Key.
Association meeting, pm. Tues
day, Palisades Field House. Prof
Anna D. Halberg, Wilson Teachers
College, will discuss Teaching Your
Child Responsibility in the Home
and Teaching Your Child How to
Study" Nomination of officers.
Meeting of Homemakers Club, pm.
Wednesday at the school. Mrs.
Boone will present discussion on
Hats. Choosing Styles Suitable for
Your Type; Restyling Your Old
Hats"
Shepherd.
Third meeting Of study group.
lis pm. Tuesday at the school
Mrs. Elizabeth Semenoff, director,
child health education. will discuss
The Child's "a Hours"
Evening star., 1945-04-08

Brown. Oficers are MRS. H. L.
Stinnett, president; Mrs. Brown,
vice president; Mrs. B. Edison
Lewis, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Harry Brittle, recording secretary,
and Mrs. v. L. McCullers, treasurer.
Blood Donors Needed.
Fauquier County Red Cross Of
ficials have announced that $50
volunteers will be needed to meet
the county blood quota when the
mobile blood unit visits Warren
ton April IT, Volunteers were urged
to contact their community recruiter
for appointments.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
By BUS HAM.

Associated Press sports writer
Baseball should be taken deeper
into the ranks of our fighting men
and deeper into the hearts OF oul
kids while they still are in primary
school
Mai. Roscoe C. "Torchy" Torrance
vice president of the Seattle clut
of the Pacific Coast League, brought
those convictions home from his
experiences in the Pacific war.
On lonely islands, where recre-
ational facilities are scarce, base
ball is a tremendous factor in keep
ing the boys going, says Torrance
athletic officer for the Sd Marines al
Bougainville and Guam.
Torrance isn't very high on the
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Job Not So Sweet
To Basket Coach
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
During one of the more torrid
games of the recent NCAA basket
ball tournament in New York,
Howard Cam of N. Y. U. just
couldn't bear to watch any longer
70 he turned around and asked:
why does any one coach basket
ball?"
Kentucky's Adolph Rupp, sit
ting behind him, commented
softly: Remember. Howard,
you asked for the job"
YES" admitted Cam, stealing
another look, but that was 20
years ago."
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Twilight Tear Headed
For Midwest racks
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla. April If racing
is resumed this summer, Twilight
Tear, the horse of the year in 1914
will go after big purses on the Ken
lucky and Chicago tracks, says
Trainer Ben Jones.
The Tear, along with IS other
thoroughbreds from the Calumet
Farms stables, are being shipped
today to Kentucky. Jones son
Jimmy also is leaving today with a
shipment of % thoroughbreds fol-
Belmont Park.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Weaker Unfolding to Offset
Better Hurting, SeweN Warns

Series last season with good pltcnlng
staffs. he admitted, but how much
Shortstop Marty Marion meant to
the Cardinals and Shortstop Verne
Stephens to the Browns, only their
pitchers knew.
THE fielder who grabs a hot
smash ticketed for the open spaces
saves his pitcher more wear and
tear than the average fan realizes,
Sewell said. 1T may mean pitching
to a half-dozen fewer batters in
the course of a game and enables
him to finish strong"
Evening star., 1945-04-08

Department at a
mass meeting at
7::30 pm. April
Is at the Amer
ican L e 81 o n
Club.
Miss M a b e ]
Staub, depart
ment president,
will preside. She
requests all unit
pr e S idents to
have re po r t S
ready to present
to Mrs. Conant.
Cooley -McCul-
Tough Unit will
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Golfer Scores an Ace
In Tournament Pluy
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, April THAT rare
performances hole-in-one in tour
nament play-was turned in yester-
day by Denny Champagne, long
hitting Orlando, Fla, amateur in the
$4,000 Atlanta iron lung" tourna-
ment.
He made the ace on the 145-yard
sixth hole on the Capital City Club
layout. His tee shot. with a No. G
iron in the wind. landed just past
the center of the green and went in
on the first hop.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Jewish Veterans Unit

The auxiliary OF the jewish Wal
Veterans Committee, headed by Mrs
Max Weinstein, will hold an enter.
tainment at Mt. Alto Hospital from
z to 9 pm. Saturday. Members are
requested to bring cigarettes to the
meeting to be presented to the vet
Grams at the hospital.
Mrs. Irving Summers is planning
Mardi Gras party in May at the
Shoreham Hotel, the proceeds te
be used in the units activities
especially those at the home, 3l4'
Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Student Federation
Holds First Meetinq
In Fauquier County
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON, Va, April T.
Faquier County's first Student Co.
operative Association Federation
meeting of grade school members
was held this week at the Parish
Hall, The Plains, with SO delegates
from 13 county schools attending.
P. B. Smith, jr.. principal of War;
renton High School, addressed the
delegates from Marshall, New Bal
timore, Remington, Catlett. Beale-
ton, Bristersburg, Morrisville. Up
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Dauehters of America

State Councillor Alice Soper will
visit Loyalty April II; Golden Rule,
April 13; Mount Vernon, April IT.
all at Northeast Temple.
Barbara Frietchie will receive the
State councillor and her staff April
10 at Star Hall, Mount Rainier. Md
Membership Committee meeting
April 9, Northeast Temple.
Can this be the last roundup?
Could be. Buy one extra War Bond
TODAY.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Devore 18th Irish Coach

Hugh John Devore is Notre
Danes 18th head football coach in
the 56-year history of the sport at
the school.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Legion Auxiliary
IHOnors Mrs. Conant

Mrs. D. Lucius Conant of Concord,
N. H., national vice president of the
American Legion Auxiliary, will be
honored by the District of Columbia
Evening star., 1945-04-08

cEISAAooA a ppA AA"' ~~-'s'
| for the veterans at Mount Alto
Hospital at pm. tomorrow, with
Mrs. Katherine Clark, rehabilitation
chairman, in charge Mrs Marian
Money, president of the unit, urges
the members of the unit to assist
with serving refreshments.
Eight ct Forty.
The ritual and regalia team of
Eight ct Forty, with Mrs. Marie
Totten, chairman: Mrs. Laura Lips
comb, Mrs. Della Luther, Mrs. Edith
Saoler. Mrs. Eva Carrico, Mrs Mar
garet Carroll and Mrs. Louise White
at the piano, conducted the initia-
tion of Is new members of the Ag-
riculture unit on Tuesday night at
the Legion Club. Mrs. Pearl Heag-
erty, president. presided and pre-
sc .lted the chapeau departmental.
Mrs. Rae r. Zaontz, with a corSage
Ladies' Oriental Shrine
Newly installed Ladies of the ORR
entail Shrine and Zu-Su Court, are
as follows: High priestess. Eva
Smith: associate princess, Gladys
Doolin; recorder, Bertha M. Brom-
well; treasurer, Elizabeth Forker;
first ceremonial, Estelle Hough: sec
ond ceremonial. Anita Henry; third
year trustee, Belle Thomson past
high prieStesS); Oriental guide, Mar
ION Cole; marshal, Grace Reguies;' :
captain of the patrol, Arlene Hines;
prophecies, Mrs Morrel; directories,
Doris Ferguson; organlst, Mrs. AL
lison; inner guard, Mrs. Morrison;
outer guard. Norma Smith.
Jobs Daughters
Bethel No. 3 will meet at pm.
Thursday. 1t will be grand vista
ton. Betty Lancaster will be the
presiding officer The Brookland
Baptist Girls Choir will sing after
the meeting.
On April Is Betty Lancaster will
have Go to Church Sunday at
Ninth Street Christian Church at
l0:45 am.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Sir WiIImott Lewis to Talk

Sir Willmott Lewis, Washington
correspondent for the London Times.
will address the Montgomery County
Education Association at 8 pm.
Wednesday at Leland Junior High
School, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1945-04-08

L.. THREE MONTHS BEFORE PEARL nARsoR.
theArmy Air Forces asked Chemical Warfare
Service to devise an incendiary bomb better
than Germany's best. Through National
Defense Research Committee the job was
assigned to Standard Oil (New Jersey and
other techmcians, working with Chemical
Warfare Service
Evening star., 1945-04-08

Under D. C. la,Os, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. 1Uait three tull days and
receiDe their license on the ftHl
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-04-08

3...rooAy, At GREAT B-7e BASES. big 500
pound clusters" of these bombs are loaded
into US. planes bound for Japan's indus
trial oenters. Heavy enough for precise aim
ing by the worlds best bombardiers and
bomb sights, each big ''cluster bomb" holds
up to 60 of the M-69 incendiaries.
Evening star., 1945-04-08

4...DowN NEAR THE TARGET. each big bomb
opens to free its load of M-69's. Each M-69
carries enough of special jelied gasoline to
make a sticky, flaming pancake" N-inch
thick and 3 feet across ejecting fiery
globs which stick to and burn 6eroely on
any surface they may hit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Sentiment Is Theme at PaIms-State

Richard Lewelyns drama Of the seamy section of
Londons East End None But the Lonely Heart Oh
the United Artists Barrymore and Cary
Grant the mother and her neer-do-wel cockney son.
June Duprez plays the girl Grant and Barry
fitzgerald plays the drof and warmly sympathetic Henry
Twite
It's long sad story at the Palms evidently
everybody likes sentimental journey once in while and
that's what the getting in "Since You Went
Away which is in it's fifth week.
This story of an average American family under
OF wartime problems has Caudette Colbert Jennfer Jones'
Robert Walker Shirley Temple Monty Wooey Joseph Gotten
and Lionel Barrymore heading really stupendous cast
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
The Keys of the Kingdom in I'd Week

The Fox keeps "The Keys Of the Kingdom" a
week this moving chronicle young priest proving to
one of the best pictures year
While there is tremendous cast, imagine you'll be
Chiefly impressed with that Gregory
outstanding performance Of such Thomas Mitchell
Edmund Gwenn and that Viennese actress
Bob Hope continues his laugh pace
town IN The Princess and the Pirate funny
picture. In fact haven't such hilarious ending
him as in this when Bg Crosby appears for short
sequence TO steal Virginia Mayo away Hope
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Katherine Durham Coming TO Cass

Meanwhile the Cass keeps audiences in the bloom of
Schuberts music with Blossom Time which goes into
second week.
Following that the Katherine Banhar Tropical Revue
which scored so successfully here and then in New York.
returns for limited engagement before they put up
the ropes for "Ok1ahoma'
On the front find the leading houses
all holding to their attractions which the
for all those boxofiee lines.
The Michigan, however, has film in Casanova
Brown with Gary Cooper and Theresa Wright the leading
roles This the second time this pair have been teamed the
first being in Pride of the Yankees"
This time Cooper plays quiet guy who innocentIy gets
tagged wolf and then has spend all of his bowling
10 lose the
The supporting cast includes Anita Louise Frank Morgan
and Patricia Collnge
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

NOW that have the Merry Rounders spinning away
~ the Lafayette hstRghters their attention
the Wilson where another with famous
Monday
This catted Tons O. Fun, which isn't exactly map
ropate since Billy House. the rotund comedian is the head
, liner
Also in the of this mirthful musical which played
Tie West Coast recently you find Sylvia Froos that delight
tu singer of Parker Gee the comedy ballroom team of
Grace and No; Aurora Roche the Carlyle
that wonderful dog act the Brickayers.
The Lafayetes show also has long list of topnoteh
which include FL Brende Master and Rollins York and
the dancers and costumes from Star and Carter and the
promise of headner probably Kitty Carlisle for the
coming week
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
Prevel OTON ZUPANCIC

bl, ga Je prlJel kaSelJ, kl Je IL
hajal globoko iz prs. Mic ga nj
moglo olajsati, mic potolaziti
Morali so ga prenesti iz voza V
sobo, in Duroy, XII ga je drzal
"a noge, je cutil, kako so mu
vztrepetavale OBJ vsakem krcu,
XII mu je stresel pljuca.
Gorkota V postelji mu nj po-
magala, napad je trajal do pol
noci; sele uspavalna sredstva
SO naposled pomirila krce mo-
!recega kaslja. Bolnik je sedel
do jutra z odprtimi ocmi ma po-
stelji.
S prvimi besedami, XII jih je
spregovoril, je zahteval brivca,
zakaj vsako jutro Sc je dal bri-
ii. Ia to opravilo je vstal; a ta-
koj so ga morali zopet spraviti
v posteljo, a sedaj je dobil tako
kratko, tezavno in mucno sapo,
da Sc je gospa Forester ustra-
|sila in je dala zbuditi Duroya,
XII je bill pravkar legel, in ga
prosila, maj gre po zdravnika.
Nemudoma je pripeljal dok-
torja Gavauta, XII je zapisal ne
ko pijaco in je dal nekaj navo-
dill; ko pa ga je zurnalist po-
spremil, da bi ga prasal, kaj
meni, je dejal: "V zadnjih vzdi-
hih je. Jutri zjutraj bo mrtey.
Pripravite ubogo mlado zeno Ma
to in posljite po duhoynika. JAZZ
sem pri MEM he opraVil. Sicer
sem yam pa nopolnoma ma raz-
polago."
Duroy je dal poklicati gospo
Forester: "Umrl bo. Zdravnik
je syetoyal, mai posljemo po
duhovnika. Kako mislite?"
Dolgo je omahoyala, potem
pa, @ko je bila yse prevdarila, q
zateglim glasom: Ia, tako ho
t,o n 81 Il +f
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15

! Mlada zena je sedela v nasla-
Injacu pri vznozju. Duroy je Sc
del ma drugega poleg ME, in
molce sta cakala.
Zdravnik je bill postal bolni-
jsko streznico; dremala je pri
loknu.
Tudi Duroya je grudil spa
Inec; kar ga presine obcutek, da
Sc ina nekaj zgoditi. Odprl je
oci ravno prav, da je videl, ka-
ko je zatisnil Forester svoje-
kot bi ugasnilo dvoje luci. Sla-
botno grgranje je streslo uni
irajocemu grlo, v kotih pri ust-
micah sta Sc prikazala diva cur
ka krvi in mu stekla ma srajco.
Roke so prenehale S svojim
strasnim gibanjem. Izdihnil je
bill.
Njegova zena je ugenila, kirk
Sc il je izvil, zgrudila sc je ma
kolena in zaihtela V. odejo.
Georges, presenecen in zmeden,
Sc je mehanicno pokrizal. Strez-
MICA Sc je zdramila, stopila X
postelji in je dejala: "Konecv
In Duroy, XII Sc je zopet zbral,
je olajsan vzdihnil, mrmraje:
mi trajalo tako dolgo, kakor
sem 81 bill mislil."
Ko Sc je prvi nemir polegel
in so Sc pretocile prve solze, je
bilo treba misliti ma vse oprav-
Ike in ma vsa pota, XII jih je tre-
ba mrlicu. Duroy je letal do
noci.
Ko Sc je vrnil, je bill zelo Ia
cen. Gospa Forester je nekaj
malega zavzila; potem sta sla
oba V sobo, da bi cula pri mr.
lieu.
Dve sveci sta goreli ma nocni
mizici, craven je stal kroznik z
vodo in mimozino vejico, zakaj
mixer MISC nasli obicajne zele-
nike.