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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19
In The Local
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Starting today and playing for @ week at the Loew-poli theatre is Mary O'Hara's sensational best seller novel, "Thunderhead-S of Filcka." Out of the greatness that was My Friend Flicka" Twentieth Century-Fox has made film, in beautiful Technicolor, with gram der story, with even greater heart.
 Starring Roddy McDowall, Pres ton Foster, and Rita Johnson, 'Thunderhead-Son of F1icka' is 8 sequel to My Friend Flicka." It is the story of wistful, sensitive boy who loves horses, his rancher father and mother. Since sequels always invite comparisons, the new book had to tell an even better story, How successfully it meets the challenge can best be judged by the concensus of Hollywood opinion, marking it as more out standing in every way. Only Mary OHara could write a grander story. only the same stars could give it greater heart. and only 20th Gen. tury-Fox could make it bigger in every way than the never to be forgotten My Friend F1icka."
 The pictures tremendously ex- citing action sequences take place against the breath-takingly beau- tiful setting of Americas colorful western mountain ranges. Famed Bridal Veil Falls and the rugged Oregon gorges are the scene for much of the film. For the first time in motion picture history, Utah's fabulous Bryce Canyon is seen in all the colors of the spectrum. The impressive grandeur of Zion Na- tional Park spreads out in pam
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19
STRAND

What would happen if cowboy married the sophisticated daughter of a rich U. s. Senator, under the impression that she was a servant girl? Samuel Goldwyn is providing the answer to that question with his new film "The Cowboy and the Lady," romantic comedy directed by H. c. Potter for Film Classics re- lease, and now on view at the Strand theater.
 The cowboy in the. case is Gary Cooper; the lady, Merle Oberon. It's all very light and gay and roman tic-but you can see that there's got to be a lot of psychological read justmen between the two principals before they're going to get to the "happy-ever-after" stage.
 Being cowboy is right up Gary's alley. He started in movies as one and he's no further removed from a successful characterization of that sort than the nearest high -heeled boots and -0-gallon hat. With Merle it's little different. Goldwyn doesn't expect anybody to believe Miss Oberon could pass as servant girl, so in the picture her masquer- ade isn't designed to fool anyone but Cooper-and he's so blindly in love with her he'd believe anything. boots and 10-gallon hat. With Merle the Lady" traipses from Washing ton, D. O., to Miami, to Galveston, to the Texas cattle ranges and back again. A lot of interesting charac- ters dodge in and out in typical
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19

The most famous exception, Sacha Guitry, has been released from a grimy. crowded cell in the internment camp at Drancy, a suburb of Paris. Irate FIT mem bers jailed him for his lavish en- tertaining of Otto Abetz, De Bri- non. and other high-ranking Nazis. The authorities decided that his social activities, however, dubious, were insufficient for a trial. Lately he has made a few tentative ap- pearanceS as spectator in the aters and night clubs, but public opinion would be firmly against him as performer.
 Arletty, for years one of Frances leading comediennes, starred in one of the best films made under Vichy, Les Visiteurs du Soir." The film has been acclaimed here since liberation, but Arletty is in jail as a collaborationist. With h r, charged with spying, is Rita Parlo, remembered in the famous French film about the last war, "Grande Illusion"
 An older and grayer Maurice Chevalier is touring the provinces after a few appearances at the Casino de Paris. The British Home Office recently refused him a visa for a tour of England on the grounds that his visit would not help the war effort. Chevalier was on the defensive for several weeks after liberation, charged with col- Liberation. But the entertainment committee cleared him and said that his appearances in Germany were only to set free French pris- oners.
 Danlelle Darrieux is as pretty as ever after four years in occupied France. But Latin Quarter stu- dents have shouted insults at the quality of her performance in her first play since liberation, Tristan and 1Seult." Critics also have banned her and the play, which will close shortly.
 Lucienne Boyer was warmly well comed to Paris, where she has been singing in a "boite". During the occupation she refused so many times to work in Germany that she and her husband took refuge in an obscure French vil- lage and helped distribute under ground tracts.
 Several famous actors and &C., tresses preferred to carry on abroad rather than in Nazified
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19

Goldwyn manner; the cast reads like that of a super colossal. There are Patsy Kelly, Mabel Todd, Wall ter Brennan and Fuzzy Knight.
 No wonder Cooper and Miss Ob- eron had a grand time being teamed as sweethearts for the first time on the screen!
 The companion feature is the Hal Roach Film Classics super-feature comedy, Topper" streamlines spec tacularly into the ultra-modern and futuristic realms of entertainment
 Co-starring Cary Grant and Con- stance Bennett, with Roland Young as Topper" and supporting cast which includes Billie Burke, Alan Mowbray and Eugene Palette in featured roles, provided Norman Mcleod with outstanding players to enact the astounding and ribald adventures and the merry mirth- quake of episodes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19
Former French Movie Stars
 Back In The Limelight Again
By ROBERT AHTER unlleh Rrnzs Efnn CnErnEnan1ana

PARIS. April l9(UPSix months eEation movie stars have taken they left off before the which
  novests and journalists tried jailed all collaboration.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19

orama of varcolored majesty. The fantastic formation of Red Rock Canyon and Cedar Breaks National Monument are backgrounds for the pictures stirring climax. All this beauty is used to heighten dramatic effect, and makes ''Thunderhead- Son of Flicka" spectacle of eye filling splendor.
 Also included in the brilliant cast of the picture are James Bell, Diana Hale, Carleton Young, and Ralph Sanford.
 On the same program is one of the fastest moving dramas of the day, cir cumstantial Evidence" Packed with breath-taking suspense and thrilling action from start to finsh t the story of two-fisted guy around whom fate wove relentless net of circumstances that brought him face-to-face with the greatest challenge ever to confront any man.
 Michael O'Shea, Lloyd Nolan, and Trudy Marshall are starred in this thrilling picture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19

Miami, Fla, April 19 The in- genuity of Hollywood and the trop- ical topography of Florida have been linked to film one of the great stories of the war in the Pacific.
 For the past six weeks, Com mander John Ford, one of the screens top directors, has been making the movie version of Will liam L. Whites thrilling best-Seller, They Were Expendible" Not in Hollywood, or the Philippines where the action took place, but on one of the islands in the keys off the Miami coast.
 California finally acknowledged the possibilities Of its sunshine rival, Florida. in the selection of Key Biscayne. a tiny. slumbering, palm-laden island six miles from the Miami waterfront, as the place most ideally suited for the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19

to maneuver the 45-knot-an-hotir sea fighters. Tctor John Wayne learned how to operate one of the boats before the location shooting was completed.
 For Ford and Montgomery, both of whom are on inactive duty, this marks their first movie venture since leaving service. They expect to be ordered back into uniform soon with Ford due to go to China. He directed the taking of the Navy films at Midway and other war fronts. A three-time Academy Award winner, he entered service shortly after completing How Green Was My Valley" He was wounded in action and has served in practically every theater of war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19

"The tears and the laughs that song produced" she said. tell the whole story"
 In the Aleutians, a wounded soldier cried when Frances sang it-just because she had come all that distance to entertain. In Bris- tol, England, Frances cride while singing 1t to a boy named Jimmy who had lost both his eyes when tank burned. At hospital in Kourian, Africa, she unknowingly song "Embraceable You' to a boy whose arms had just been ampu- tated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19
- M Hollywood
BY ERsKINE JOHNsON

ANA AsAAANAAAAN8 S0AAe~e@~~e~
 Hollywood.-We caught Shirley Temple coming out of an obstetri- clans office in Hollywood today. Shirley. in fact. saw us first and came over to say hello. She wasn't even embarrassed about it when we pointed to a sign reading. ''Dr. A. K. Fabling, O5stetrician."
 All she said, giggling was: "Its a crazy scene"
 Then she dashed off, saying: T have to go. Twenty-Five more min- utes of school"
 Studio officials and the Hays office censors, however. were taking Shirley'S visit to the obstetrician more seriously. It is a delicate bit of celluloid for the film version of Kiss and Tell" The audience will know Shirley is not having a baby, but her screen parents and their friends suspect she is. This causes quite a commotion because Shirley is not married.
 But, naturally, everything is all right. It is Shirley's girl friend who is having the baby. And the girl friend is secretly married to a soldier. Shirley visits the doctor to get some first-hand information for her friend.
 For 17-year old. Shirley is get ting around =. automatically. It's all good, juvenile fun, though, from F. Hugh Herbert's hit Broad- way play inspired by his two ten age daughters, Pam and Diana.
 Herbert dreamed up the Corliss Archer character, which Shirley plays, for a radio series, then de- veloped it into the play. The air series and the play are still run- ming netting Herbert $17,000 a week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19
VISUAL EDUCATION

So she could learn at first hand just what she will have to do to launch an aircraft carrier for '"The We'll Groomed Bride" a special showing of Paramount newsreels of the launching of the 45.000-ton USS Midway were specially screen. ed for Olivia de Havilland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-19
SALTY ACTRESS

Clare Blandick, famous character actress currently working in Pine- Thomas People Are Funny was born on an American ship in the harbor of Hong Kong, China.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26
VSi SMO "a SVOJCE, A JE
DOBRO BfTi TUDI "a USE

KO je bio spOrOCeno o ObnOVitvi poStne zveze med Zed, drza-
vami in Jugoslavjo, smo takrat V tenn lstu med drugim rekli, da
bodo prihajajoca pisma oznanjala same slabe strani: ia in ia je
kovi ljudie) SO pobegnili, dobii smo novo Waldo, prodajalne SO
prazne in privatnih mic veG ne DO, ker jh nadomescajo zadruge.
In V nash komentarjih je bio poudarjano, da bodo ljudje
lam tozili svojcen tukaj ne samo kako je bMo slabo V vojni, am
pax tudi denuncirai drug drugega. To je naravno, ker Sc je to
godlo tam Cd prvega dne HitIerjeve in Mussolinijeve invazije,
pa do njunega padca. In tudi pozneje, In ker je to pac ena maj
vecjih GlOveSkih sabosi - mott tudi velko drugace poStenih
ljudi. Mott jh MANFRED V tenn, ker bodisi vsed predsodkov, ali
tuge, ali pa kakSnih svojih posebnih nazorov ne zapopadejo, da
je ia clovekova Sbkost ba glavna zapreka V revolucijah, V upo-
rib, V stavkah in cello V bojih, vzemimo "a primero kampanje
"a obvarovanje naprednosti V nash naprednih podpornih orga-
nzacijah V Zee. drzavah.
NapaGno je misliti, da hi V Sloveniji tvoji in moi ljudje ne
bill ubitl, Ce ne bi blO partizanov. In popolnoma napacno pa je
slediti tiSum, Xxi trdJo, da bi Slovenija ostala nepozgana, nepo-
ruSena in sploh da bi VISA Jugoslavia bia sedaj ma konju, ce hi
"komunBtI' ne priceli vojne proti Mussoliniju in Hitlerju. Steer
Sc ii ljudje ne izrazajo tako, ker so toiko previdni, da borbe prot
osiScu nit omenjajo ne, pac pa lie trdijo, da ker je Jugoslavja
majhna, SloveniJa pa Sc veiko boil, cemu bi Sc njeni prebivalci
rajSi ne udali V usodo in mirno cakali mirnega konca vojne in
potem pa V miru dale zivei?
Borbe ne poznajo takih pravil, kar prica med drugim Ego
dovina kmeckih bojev pc Slovenskem roper tlako, in nato zgodo-
vina obrtnikov in delavcev proti fevdalnem sisemu in aristokra-
CHI V uporih Sc dogodi mic koiko napak. Denuncijacije so po-
guble neSteto zivIjenj. Ampak ljudje, XII Sc zavzamejo V borbi
"a svobodo tVegati vse, ne morejo in ne smejo imeti V uvidu lie
hbe uporoV, ampak ellie upora. V Jugoslaviji SO zrnagali cilji
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26

risko delegacijo V redno zbornico zdruzenih narodov, s. veci-
noma IL konservativnih krogov. Dasi je imenoval med mimi "a
haSo zaStopnlco tudi zeno pokojnega predsednika, Mrs. Eleanor
roosevelt, III VerJetno, ola bi mogla biti ona V ameriSki deputaciii
KAY drugega kot lie ena oseba. Kajti naso politiko V druStvu ma
rodoV DO odlocal in 10 vodl mas drzavni oddelek.
n o Sc ]e ustanavljalo prvo druStvo narodov pod vodstvom
"llSof1a' Je bio zanJ V Evropi snovito navduSenje. o razvoju lie
narodov Je naSim citatejem vredno precitati Glanek V Ameriskem
aruzlnskem koledarju leta 1889, XII ga je priredl urednik tega
Esta pc svojem povratku il Svce in drugih krajev Europe.
IL raznlh porocil je razvidno, da je sedanja organizaciia
zdruzenlh narodov Sc cello blj ma sibkih nogah kakor ie bila
preJsnJa Ega narodov. Takrat je imela sal ogromno moralno DO
~ MEG mnoz1cami razlicnih dezel, a sedaj SO ljudske mase kr
nekam brezbrizne "a ve to. ST pe misljo, "oni odlotujejo in
bodo pac zavozii morda Sc boil kakor zadniic."
' Moskvi MISC mic kaj cato, da bi V organizacii zdruzenih
narodoV veclna odlocevala. To Sc glasi kot ola SO sovietski diplo-
matt protl demokraticni uredbi novega drustva narodov Res
MICA Je, da Sc boje glasov, XII Sc obracajo pc navodilh. Aneriska
Vlaoa n pr. kontrolira re samo ma tenn kontinentu v drustvu ma
rodoV mad 20 glasov, vrh tega ina tudi Kitaisko in pa Sc nekai
arug1h draw ma svoji strani. In Anglia tudi precejSnie Stevilo
ldruzeni narodi so torej razdeljeni V "bloke', kar pomeni
Ve KAY orugega kot zdruzenJe. Morda Sc bodo ma svojem prven
2laVnem seStanku meseca januarja o tenn domenili in Sc izrekli
"a zoruzenost, namesto "a ustvarjanje okolscin, XII bi vodile le
V nova oborozevanja in V tretjo svetovno vojno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26
Rdsfi, rosfi smrecicu...

"Samo enkrat V letu je 3D.
zic!! Mama, samo enkrat 49,"
Mudilo Sc mama je z bratcem.
Naslednji dan je bill re badnjik
(dan pred Bozicem) in peka -
nevaren cas- "a sitnarenje.
"Drugod imajo drevce vsako
leto, mi pa ne. Letos pa DO, kaj
ne, mama, letos bono tudi mi
imeli hojico ..."
Da je smrecic Skoda, cato ker
jih imamo premalo. "Saditi, sa-
dit! Ne sekati Jill"
"Druge je skoda! o, da. Am
pax tista Xxi raste oh izgonu -
tiste nj skoda cisto mic! Kai hi
tam. - 0, Same letos
Use ma skrivoma sva pozlatila
re precej orehov in leSnikov -
piskavcev, da sva Jill lahko ma
sadila'. Tudi jabolka 'sva 81 cd
ust o~dtrgavala. 20, mama, samo
letos hojico ..."
Pletla sva vsak svoj "lancek"
= %papirnato Vertigo. Kakor diva
jastreba sva planila ma vsak Cd
rezek, XII je padel cd sestrinih
skarij. Delala je 'roze' Ia V kot
in Sc maine gonje "a smrecico
nj udelezevala. Zanjo Sc tudi ne
hi spodobilo, ker je bila re wee
ja'.
Nadlegovati oceta nj kazalo.
&c bi rekel ne, bi pref zvezde
skapale z neba, nego bi Sc on
premislil. cato sva bila lie ma
teri "a petami. Ko Sc ie napo-
sled ~najinega naravnost vzgle-
dino vztrajnega 'hojicanja' nave
licala, sta Sc z ocetom ma skrivai
pomenila.
Midva sva bila trdno prepri-
cana, da ga je pridobila, kajti
takoj pc opoldanskem obedu ie
oce vel V roko sekirico, pa de-
jail: mo, pa pojdimo -"
In sli smo. Midva "a ocetom?
kaj Sc. Pred MIN 49,! Kakor
diva cricka sva veselo cricala, pa
gazila ma cello dokaj visok sneg.
Cd casa do casa je bio treba
pocakati, da sta naju doSla oce in
pa najlna sapa. StraSno Sc mama
Je mudilo. Pri srcu pa slovesno,
OF!
Re zdalec sva 10 ugledala in 10
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26
KAJ 30 z "~ZDRUZENOSTJO"
"ZDRUZENIH" NARODOV?

V Londonu re mnOgo tednov brez posebnega Suma razprav-
ia mednarodna komisija zdruzenih narodov - Rooseveltova or
nacba "a to ustanoVo - kako maj Sc zedini, cemu in pa V kaksne
namene. Use to il je re doloGl pokojni Roosevelt, kar Sc je V ME
govih proglasih lepo sISalo, a ma sestankih velike "dvoUce", po-
tenn ma pomemkih "velike trojice' in koncno ma sejah "velike
petorice' pa ne Vec tako mikavno.
Vseeno, cd conference V San Francisco, ko Sc je Z idejo usta-
novitve zdruzenih narodov prvic pricelo V organizirani obhki,
pa do sestanka pripravljalnega odbora V Londonu, Sc je izvrsilo
veliko zgodoVinskih sprememb, kar omenjeni odbor postavlja
pred VpraSanje, dali ie bio njegovo dosedanje delo kaj vredno
in ako je biO, kan odslei dale?
To, da SO zdruzeni narodi zdruzeni samo ma papirju, nj niko-
muir skriVnost. Tudi ne, ola nimajo V nicemer prave soglasnosti.
Vsled tega odlocujejo, V koHkor sploh zmorejo odlocevati, samo
ri velesile, Pravzaprav dive. Ali pa - 20 pravici receno no.
bena, ker Sc vzlic prizadevajem ne moreio vsoglasni "a enotnost
v svojih motivih nti tri dezele: tie SO Zed. drzave, Sovietska unija
IN Veika Britannia.
K njihni druzbi sta priSteti tudi Kitajska in Franciia in ime,
nuJejo Sc vSe skupaj "a "veliko petorico". V Moskvi so ma konfe-
renci, Xxi Sc je pricela V zaGetku decembra, bile zastopane Same
noce craven draw, Xxi so bile V vojni bolj pc imenu kakor pa da
bi kaj velikega prispevale k zmagi.
Zed. drzaVe Sc zavedajo, da SO v borbi "a poraz nacizma V
Evropi in drugje najvec pripomoge, Moskva pa smatra, da lie
Sovjetska unja najvec zrtvovala in da je do izmed zmagovitih
reh omenjenih velesil posledice vojne najdali trpela in z mai
ve6jimi izgubami.
Kaj maj V ocgled ten trent med drzavniki treh vodilnih vele-
sll storl konferenca zdruzenih narodov, XII DO zacela S svoim
prvim rednim zborovanjem meseca januarja v Londonu? PREF ie
bMa Anglia interesirana lie kako protektirati zavezniske posi-
liatVe Sovjetski unUi V pomoc V Murmansk in V Arhangel, a sedai
10 zanima Sc boil, kako usoglasti svole ambiciie z ambiciiami
Sovjetske unije, Xxi jh goji in poudarja vsepovsod DO Sredozemliu
in Sc marsikje posebno sedaj, ko je konec vojne. Nj verietno. da
bono zmagali V tel tekni, kr je naSa vlada pac brez pravega pro-
grama "a bodocnost In brez razumevana "a socialne probleme.
Predsednk Truman je dine 10. decembra odlocil kdo mai
zastopa naSo dezelo ma prvi konferenci zdruzenih narodov. XII Sc
pricne 10. januarja V Londonu. In potem S DO nadalievala ?
kakrsno meSto sc re odloci. Sklenila pa ie re, da mai bo qlavni
stan V Zed. drzavah.
Osebe, Xxi Jill je predsednik Truman imenoval "a prvo anne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26
KATKA ZUPANcIC:
Nv r. Y

vso zasopla pokazala ocetu:
"Tamle je..."
"Da, tam je. 10 Sc DO V ma
sem kotu suSila, ne DO vec
tam je odvrnil mirno, a re-
sno, preresno "a najino preki-
peVajoce veselje. "In ko DO ma
zadnje V peel zgorela, je ne DO
Vec mixer je stresel ma ma
jino re mani vroce veselje Sc
drugo merico sVoje hladne res
nobe. Nato Sc tretjo: "NihCe je
nj gojil, nihce zalival oh susi.
Sto in stokrat SC jo goveda po-
hodila. Pa 81 je lie nekako po-
magala cd tai, sama cisto sama-
hernia, A zdaj prihajamo mi s
sekiro. To DO zanjo konec. 10
nec!!' je "a spoznanje poudaril.
Govoril je tako, kakor da bi Sc
pogovarjal sam S seboj.
Mic vec Sc mama nj mudiIo.
Sc prehitrO smo Sc blizali. Tudi
ne Vec pred ocetom, ampak Ia
MIN sva mencala. Tina, kakor
diva pogrebnika. Ne smeje Sc in
ne ceblja, kdor zveci pelin. In
midva sva ga imela polna usta...
Kake tri korake pred MO Sc
je oce u~stavil, ceS, lie naglejta Sc
je, razbojnika vidva,
Skoro VISA o%grnjena V debeli
snezeni plaSc je stala pred ma
mi. Phase Sc je V zimskem soln-
u biserno svetlikal. Skozi belo
obokane globoke line je gledal
mrak in mir.
Gee je S palcem preizkuSal
OstrinO sekirice.
Spogledala sva Sc Z bratcem,
IN JAZZ sem maloduSno zmignila
z rameni. Z veliko tezavo sem
goltala grenkobo. Bratec ie gle
dial tia in pozabii zapreti usta.
0 smrecica, o hojica! Kaj bo-
do jaslice V kotu, pa golobcek
z rdecimi ocmi in rdecim klju-
nom; golobcek IL papirja in va
te, ma nitko privezan in ma Siro-
ko razpet, da Sc DO sukal ma de-
sno in levo, ko Sc DO kadilo IL
bozicne sklede -. Kaj vse to,
ako ne DO hojice s svetlo zvezdo
ma vrSicku!? Ako ne DO pozla-
cenih orehov in leSnikov in ia
bolk Z zlato penico ma muhi-
ako ne DO vsega tega kan ODE
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26

still? Pa najin pisani lance .
In Sc je brat naSobil, pa Sc
uprl. Eth, kaj bi zmiSliali! Drvo
je drvol" ter 81 odlocno obrisal
nos V rokav.
Pocasi Sc je ozrl oce, kakor da
Sc je Sele zdaj spomnil naju
dVeh. Pomolcal je, nato pa:
"Drvo je mrtvo. Tole pa je Sc
drevo, 1.-Two in rastoce. Ko DO
pod naSo sekiro pablo, ondaj DO
mrtvo, ondaj DO drvo."
In je znova otipal sekirico,
pa krepko koracil. Zgibalo Sc ie
- zajec je skocil izpod smreci-
&c in Sc nitro zgubil "a grmovje.
Same Vejica mad vznozjem Sc je
Sc m~ajala, kakor da mu maha V
slovo. Sc smo gledali "a zajcem,
ko je onostran grmicevja brisal
V klanec in izginjal V bell dan.
lie bell" je dejal oce. "Ko
Sc hos Vrnil, ne DO vec strehe.
Pa Sc pticam povej, tistim, XII
SO Uncle tn notri jerperge, da
bodo drew zaman civkale tod
okoli -"
Naju je zopet kakor pozabil.
Zdela sva precise, kakor diva "a
Vrzenca, kakor "a ma dino pekla
zrela gresnika. In ker nisva III
Mia ne crne ne belle, je menda
Sc zmerom dvomil, ali je naju
re dovolj zmehcal, ali ne. Pa ie
stopil ~vstran, Sc pripognil in "a
pisal V sneg: Vessel Bozic .
ma, vidva Sc pa podpiSital" je
dejal rahlo porogljivo in Sc ozrl
ter pocakal, dokler nisva zani-
kala Z glavo. "Neceta? HIM, i
meme bi bio sram... Pa sal
ziVali ne poznajo crk, nimaio
kolendrov, ne mic. In drevo ne
INA moliti ocenaSa. Zadnjega!!"
Pri tenn je zopet otipal ostrino.
"Aaa, zadosti smo Sc naposta-
vail! Dvakrat bonn zamahnil,
tretjic ne DO veG treba," in ie
stegnil levico, da DO smrecico
nagnil ma stran. Ali preden 10
je dosegel, so ga re Stiri majhne
rdece roke prijele zadaj "a suk-
MO, ga drzale in vlekle, vlekle
nazaj. me, nikar-tee u" "Pa
nj tre-baa ~" je jeknilo in Ia
jokalo il naju, da skoro nisva
vedela kdaj.
mo-, je zmignil Z rameni,
"ce neceta, pa ne bonn" In je
smrecica S svojim plaScem vred
ostala nedotaknjena.
Tina in poparjena popoldne,
TAXA in Sc boil sva bila zvecer.
Sestra je stikala 'cvete' v 'roze'.
"Lep paradiz DO, ne?"
"Hojice ne DO -
KIDD pravi, da ne?n je pose
p~etala, Dali nisva pri vecerji
opazila ma ocetovi suknji lepih
zelenih igljic -. In je polozila
prst ma usta. Ma starem preluk-
nJanem reSetu Sc je suSil POLAR
vani NAH in rokoyaj rattle, tudi
pobarvane. Ma vpraSanje, cemu
zelena rafija, Sc je samo skriv-
nostno nasmihavala in mezi-
kala.
Drugi dan, ma badnjak popol-
dine, mama je bilo vse jasno. Gee
je prinesel hojico. ma, da Sc ne
bosta drzala, ko repni olu-
PEEK
Re ma prvi pogled je bilo to
drevce kaj cudno. Ko sva 81 ga
pa cd blizu natancneje ogledala,
sVa takoj vedela, zakaj je tako
cudno 'izrastlo'. Gee je nekje
naklestil smrecjih vel, iih DO
tenn Sc prirezal in obrezal, pa
Jlh, spodaj daljse, proti vrhu
kraJse = cvrsto privezal oh ko-
heck. Sestra je 'deblo' ovila z
zeleno ratio.
BolJe nekaj, ko MIC" je de-