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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-01
Prince Of The Pampas
by Lois Eby and John fleming

they must have sounded.
She said, "Oh, no. wasn't asleep,
Not this time OF day.
Down here II is the time for
sleep-siesta, you know"
Terry nodded. Then words rushed
out before she could stop them. II
heard you come in this morning
II was just four"
"Did / make so much noise ?"
Brooks smiled.
In that instant Terry hated her
self for having gotten involved in
such a conversation.
I'm a light sleeper" she said q
little helplessly.
Inwardly she gave a sigh OF re-
lief when the talk took an abrupt
turn.
II had a wonderful trip" Brooks
volunteered. But It seems so good
to be home. Staying In strange ho-
tells, hurrying to catch planes, over.
eating at banquets. / guess I'm Just
not used to my new role yet"
II KNOW" Terry said. IT'S a
strain. Generally speaking. it's the
way most North Americans put In
their entire lifetime"
IT thought OF that several times
on the trip" Brooks said. And ]
don't see how they stand t."
They DON'T" Terry said. a little
fiercely. IT'S the explanation Of the
steady increase in heart disease In
the United States"
Brooks eyes had taken on a look
Of vagueness, bordering and dis
lance. A pampas look.
Problems, problems" he said
wherever you 60 among the hu.
man race they are inescapable."
"Some Of them, at least, you've
solved" Terry said. "Your radio
speech proved that. thought II
was marvellous"
Thanks"
Brooks lighted a cigaret and lei
the smoke trail out slowly. 1T was
a beginning" he said. "A little fee.
Bile. Tn afraid, but at least begin
ming. It's like what Ocampo. our
beloved writer, said about the PAM
pas, When you stand in pampa
there Is no middle ground. Every.
thing Is close at hand, or on the
horizon With our people it's tina,
way, too. We have too many Of the
very rich and also the very poor
there should be more In the middle
ground"
"T guess that's pretty universal, "
Terry said.
"Yes, In a way, OF course, but
here It's in the extreme, because OF
our memorable tie to the pampas
Our diversification is limited
Eighty per cent Of our people de-
pend on the fruits Of the pampas
Argentina.is the pampas! And the
pampas Is Argentina"
Suddenly. as though he wanted
to wash of the tribulations Of his
beloved nation in the GOODNESS OF
the pool, Brooks said, Let's swim.
They dove and swan madly fol
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Surrender

CONTINUED from Page One)
apore Naval Base ready for the
British by Sept. 8.
Dutch sources said the Neither
lands East Indies would not be
reoccupied for several weeks.
The U. s. Seventh Fleet was
already moving into the Yellow
Sea but japanese sources said the
Gath corps OF General Stiiweli's
Tenth Army would not land until
Sent z
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SAN FRANCISCO-AP-Delay I'D
providing transportation to AmerlI
ca for 1000 Australian brides OF "
S. servicemen may result in a SHARP
rise in the divorce rate OF these
couples, reports Charles X. Gamble
commissioner OF Red Cross acti1
tiles in the Southwest Pacific.
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Mr., Mrs. Noses
Leaving Honolulu

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lindegren
Friday received . telephone call
from their daughter, Mrs. Dan E.
Moses. saying she and her hus.
band today were leaving Honolulu,
where Mr.. Moses has been EN-
ployed in government work at
Hickam Air Depot, for San Fran
cisco. They plan to visit Mr.. Moses
parents In San Antonio. Texas, be-
FORE arriving in Ypsilantl. Mr..
Moses has been there for the past
three years and Mrs. Moses Joined
him a year ago last May when they
we're married.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Null, whit
tsker Rd.. have arrived home after
an extended trip In Northern Mich
igan, the Upper Peninsula, Wiscon-
sin and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dolph and
family, asa N. Washington St..
are visiting the Detroit Zoo today
The Dolph reunion will take place
Sunday in Victory Park, Belleville.
Dale Dolph, who has been visiting
his uncle, Walter Harden, Albion,
has returned home.
Mrs. A. D. Howard. who has
spent the summer at the home Of
her son, A. L. Howard, has re-
turned to her home in Alden. Mich.
Mrs. owen ]. Cleary and daugh.
ter, Ann, will spend the week end
with Mrs. usred DeWaele in Bay
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Durfee, 931
Pleasant Dr., together with Mr.. and
We f. p wallace will spend the
week end at Holloway Camp,
n...s daIe.
Harry Wood. LaPorte, Ind. has
been spending the week with his
wife, who has been occupying the
Guy Davis house since the death
OF their aunt, Mrs. Davis. The
house has been purchased by Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Burrell, who will
take possession october /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Schuster,
Buffalo, N. Y. were guests the
past week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Dudley, Ills Grant st. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schuster also visited relatives
at Indian Lake. They returned
homo Friday.
Mrs. Lloyd Mcdaniel, Lansing,
was the overnight guest Thursday
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Dieter, 10S
wallace Blvd.
Mrs. Charles Wise and daughter
Nina, leave today for Bellefon.aine
and Dayton, O., where they will
remain for Q week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartman
have returned from spending their
vacation at Higgins Lake.
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Cherry Hill
MISSING IN ACTION

Cherry Hill, Mich.-Si1 Sergt.
James Murray, RID. Route 6, Ann
Arbor, gunner engineer with the
BLACK Shoppers" 18th Air Force,
has been missing in action over
Korea since Aug. z. He was on HIS
21st bombing mission.
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sYNOPsIs


TERRY ARNOLD. . young Vermont
neTspaperwoman. has written q fair
ly successful novel To gather mate
rial for q second book she has gone
to the Argentine. her subject matter
TO be the wealthy playboy set OF that
Latin-AmericAn country.
Other characters are:
BROOKS KIMBERLY, owner OF Ultlmo
Ventura. Q race horse;
coRrNNE ARTIcAS. Kimbsrly's nan-
Gee, and
RArr CARDoBA. architect and friend
OF Kimberly.
YESTERDAY; Terry gets . letter from
Titx, her New York boy friend. and
Ran leases her about Il In such way
that II 10 rather obvious that Ran IL
IN love with her. All listen TO Brooks
hrst speech and decide that II IL sx-
esllent
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Stork Calls

Son, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Russell. Is Clarence ST., Belleville.
at Boyer Hospital, Aug. 81; weight
eight pounds one and half ounces.
Daughter, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lorene
Saulhaher, Route l, Willis. a.
Boyer Hospital, Sept. /; weight
seven pounds three-quarters ounce.
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Municipal Court

Clifford J. Geesey, 800 Glenwood
Ave, pleaded guilty OF being disor-
derby and creating a disturbance,
Friday night, and was fined SIS.
Donald weber, was fined $40 for
speeding.
Total receipts Of the court, Fri
day, were s115.20.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-01

HOPE, Ark.-AP-It'll soon ID
watermelon cuttin' time in every
state capital in the nation. Cow
Ben Laney recently promised ID
present n l00-pound melon to eacf
of the other AZ governors IL Henri
stead County produced that man.
hundred-pounders in its 1945 cropI
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TO BE CANDIDATE

Lansing-Thomas Read, Of Shell
by. veteran OF many Michigan po-
litical battles, announced today he
was a candidate for the Republican
nomination for lieutenant governor.
II am going to start campaigning
right away and follow straight on
through" Read said.
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Deaths
LEE ALVIN WIGG

Ann Arbor, Sept. Funeral SER
vices for Lee Alvin Wigg, who died
Thursday, were today at the Stat
n-Hildinger Funeral Home, with
Rev. James X. Brown officiating.
He is survived by his mother.
Mrs. Mamie Wigg; a sister, and
brother. all of Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-01

Stanley Caroven left Friday for
induction into the armed service.
Mrs. Paul Jones is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jack Mcleod, Dexter.
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Ypsilanh Briefs
Dormltories Closed

Dormitories A and II, the last
to remain open at Willow Lodge,
closed Friday night. The two build
ings had been kept open after the
remainder OF the lodge was closed,
for the convenience of few single
men and women.
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Results Good

The hurriedly organized scrap
paper drive OF the local Boy Scouts,
Friday, netted. one good car load.
The exact amount OF the paper will
not be known until the car is
weighed in Detroit. The paper is
all loaded and is awaiting ship
ment. The paper was picked up by
the Scouts with .he cooperation of
the city street department.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-01

FLOWING UP NURSERY Ever
greens s1.00 and up. Dig your own.
A. A. Nursery, Island Drive by Is
land. Ann Arbor. Adv. 901S'
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Service Briefs
VETERANS BENEFITS

We EhANo BENEFITS
Scores Of special benefits are
available for war veterans,
widows, and other relatives.
Consult Bayard euchen, diree-
tor Council OF Veterans A.
fairs, American Legion Home,
III s. Huron St., YpsItsnti.
AC &C Roger D. Howard who
had spent several weeks in govern
ment hospitals in Alameda, Cal,
and Oakland. Cal. is now at the
naval hospital at Farragut, Idaho,
where the doctors have found his
Illness to be diabetic. but have not
determined II l. will mean a medi-
cal discharge.
Cpl. Thomas ]. Power has Just
arrived. home on a 30 day furlough.
Cpl. Power is a combat engineer
and has been In Germany, France.
Holland and Belgium. He has been
in service a little less than year.
having entered in March. Cpl. Pow
er received his training in Camp
Howe, Texas and in England.
Second Lieut.. Harold e. Coe
(02100657) whose parents live at
211 E. Cross St., was awarded the
Oak Leaf Cluster to Bronze Star
Medal for heroic achievement in
action on January 10, 1945, near
Sessenheim, France, when he
Third Battalion, filth Infantry met
strong resistance and fire from
self propelled, anti-tank and auto
matte weapons, order was given to
withdraw. 1t. Coe disregarding en-
envy fire left his covered position
and crawled laterally over 100
yards OF open terrain 20 each o.
his squad leaders. He covered the
withdrawal OF his men and at the
same time prevented the enemy
from reaching two gun emplace-
ments. Not until every man In his
platoon was safe did he himself
withdraw. 1t. Coe is home on a
30 day furlough after which he
will report back to Gardner Gen.
eral Hospital, Chicago, Illinois,
where he has been convalescing.
|
Lieut.. william Rowe. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Rowe. 6l5 st.
John ST., is NV stationed in Lin
coin, Nebraska. Lieut.. Rowe has
been in service since august 1913.
Cpl. Frederick Rswlinson who
recently left Fort Ord, Cal, writes
home that he is now stationed on
Okinawa. His wife and baby are
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staying with Mrs. Jean Rawllnson
for the present.
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In the Sick Room
Mrs. snas Miller is seriously Ill.

Mrs. Silas Miller is seriously Ill.
Master Robert Struble. who ,un-
derwent a tonsillectomy at st. JOS
eph's Hospital, Ann Arbor, Wed
nesday. returned home Friday.
Lester Miller who a week ago
fell from a second story porch is
still confined to his bed with back
injuries and a badly injured ankle.
NEW CEILING
Washington-An increase OF 10
cents a barrel in manufacturers
ceiling prices for cement produced
in Michigan was announced today
by the OPA. The increase is effec-
tive Sept. 5.
ROME-AP-The ministery OF
the interior said today Edda Ciano,
daughter OF the late Benito Mus
solini, had been interned on Lipari,
a grim island off Sicily where her
father once imprisoned scores OF
anti-Fascists.
NEW YORK-AP- The Tokyo
radio broadcast japanese govern
ment communique today which said
the United States oath Army
would occupy the Keiio area of
Korea on Sept. Z.
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DRIVE, WALK SAFELY

Traffic Injuries In YpsIIantI 80
Trsfhe Deaths This Year. "a
Your lies at stake with a faulty
brake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19
NOTICE SEWER ASSESSMENTS

, The Board of Commissioners of Public Works of the City of Wa terbury. at meeting held July 17th, 1945, made assessment for sewer purposes on property and against property owners on Toros Avenue, from HillWew Avenue northerly 190 feet, in the amounts set to their respective names to witt
 Westerly Side Louis Coscia $10000 Matthew Ciaverella Anna Ciaverella ) Matthew Ciavarella Anna Ciavarella 168.38 Easterly Side
 Sebastiana Musso 5000 Jenny Diana Life Use Alfonso Diana 1250O Carmela DeLuca 174.90 Exempt
 Louis Coscia 75' Sebastiana MuSso 75'
 The above assessments are due and payable at the office of the Collector of Taxes. City Hall, Wa terbury, Connecticut.
 Attest:-
 JOHN DT coRPo. T-l9-St Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19

FOR BETTER SERVICE - Can Links Waterbury Towel Supply O.. 892 East Main St. Dial 5-1377
 Coat, Apron and Towel Supplies. also Industrial Dry Cleaning Serv.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19
NOTICE SEWER ASSESSMENTS

The Board of Commissioners of Public Works of the City of Water bury, at 8 meeting held July 17th, 1945. made assessment for sewer purposes on property and against property owners on Long Hill Road, from Warner Street easterly ITO feet, in the amounts set to their respective names, to wit:- Norcherly Side
 United States of America tl15.73 Southerly Side
 Antonio DiCapua Antonio DiCapua ) 121.0S Antonio DiCapua 121 .O3 Afancy Belevetz 137.68 Lorenzo VaccarellG Elena vaccarella ) 157.6S Exempt
 United States of America 75' The above assessments are due and payable at the office of the Collector of Taxes, City Hall, Wa terbury, Connecticut.
 Attest:-
 JOHN DI ooRPo. 7-l9-3t Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19
Rooms, Board, Hotels
y Rooms and Board

BOYS CLUB-Cottage Place. Pleas.
 ant rooms. swimming pool home cooking, reception room. Modern.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19

TWO RELIABLE GIRLS WANTED TO SHARE 3-ROOM APARTMENT. CALL 4-9667 FROM 4-8 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19
SAND AND GRAVEL FOR SALE ALSO ASH REMOVING
 PHONE 3-0993

DUMPING CONSTRUCTION = Dump removal and hauling. Call 4-8258, Smalley. 311 South Main
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19
Business Seruice

51 Business Services Rendered ASHES AND RUBBISH REMOVED - Sand, gravel. cinders. filling. Phone 4-8375. Bill or Jackie or inquire Texaco Gas Station, COT. Baldwin and East Liberty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19
NOTICE SEWER ASSESSMENTS


 The Board of Commissioners of Public Works of the City of Water bury, at a meeting held July l7th. l945, made assessment for sewer purposes on property and against property owners on Columbia Boulevard, west side. from Edgehill Avenue southerly 218 feet, in the amount set to their respective names, to wit:- Westerly Side
 Evelyn Margiotta el35.OO Edward Higham Elizabeth Higham ) l2S.35 Evelyn R. Margiotta l25.10 Assessment previous paid
 on property now owned
 by
 William P. Hook ss.oR The above assessments are due and payable at the office of the Collector of Taxes. City Hall, wa. terhury, Eo5necticut.
 Attest:-
 JOHN pG ooRRo, 2 -~ ~~.t . <f<Nr rf
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19

ROOFING AND REPAIRING - Chimneys cleaned, repaired. Gut ters cleaned, renewed, painted, re- paired. Phone 4-1408.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19

3 FAMILY -i4 room house on Spark St.. just oil North Main St. Completely furnished, brings a fine return on $S.000. price acked.
 NUHN & NUHN i4i Bank St. Tel. 4-2i4s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19

14 Service Stations, Repairing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-19

6 YEAR OLD - Riding horse and saddle, $125. One pair work horses. reasonable. Watertown 56J2.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-17


, "Oni Asirci, XII so rnorali pre-
.nasati toliko preganjanja, SO BIZ
Ii oni ljudje, XII SO skozi 1000 let
,ohranili jerk, v katerem je pri-
'digal Kristus. Cisto nedavno, le-
ia 1922, so bill evangeliji preve-
deni. il tega jezika. Ia prevod je
razjasnil nekatere zmote, Xxi 50
Sc bile vtihotapile " svete tekste.
"Tako ma primer. je aramej-
ska beseda "a vrv ista kot izraz
"a kamelo, ali velbloda. 'Toda sc
je moglo pripetiti; da so Gfki, XII
MISC dobro razumelis Aramejsci-
ne, napacno prevedli Kristnsoyo
primero, ko je dejal, da bi bilo
lazje spraviti, vrv skozi uho 81
vanke kot bogatina v nebesa."
Asirski prvaki namerayajo
predloziti svoje zadeve konfe-
renci v San Franciscu, akorav-
no sc ne bo ukvarjala s teritori-
jalnimi vprasanji. Kot mnogim
drugim, pomeni tudi njim' San
Francisco svetovni forum, pred
katerim nameravajo govoriti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-17
F.S. FNzGARJEyI
ZBRANI SPI[SI
- -.
/. Sonno

raj bi bila ma glas spregovorila
ia parade"
Viktor Sc nj zmenil "a oceto,
grozeci pogled ma sibo. Vstal j
in Sc Sci v kot kujat.
Alena je vstopilo k MENU.
me jokaj! Vzemi piskot i,
jabolko! JAZZ tudi ne bonn pils
Gaia, ker te imam rada! Vidis
zaradi tebe ne!"
Viktor Sc je obrnil, oci je ime
vse zasolzene.
RES ne bos?"
"Kaj pa tices gospodieno
smrkolin!"
''Nikar, sal sem mu dovolila
da me tice. Bova Sc boil prija
telja."
"Uh, ii 81 tudi pregrob S fan
tom, kadar Sc nastavis," je "a
mrmrala zena in mu ponudils
GAIA.
"spat maj gre!"
''Pa pojdiva, Viktor! Spre
MIN te!'
Sincek je ubogal Aleno. Pa Sc
je domislil obljubljenega jabol
ka in piskota. Izmuznil je roke
il Alenine dlani, pobral klobuk
XII je lezal pod stolom, in SAN
nalozil piskotov in jabolk polnc
stulo.
ITO je prevec," je svarila uei.
teljica. 'Nikar toliko."
"Sem lacen!"
Il oci mu je gledala kljubo'
valnost.
INA, pa Sc te!
Oce je pograbil Sc tri jabolka
in mu jih vrgel v klobuk. Sin
je pa odmeknil, dasso Sc zakota-
lila po sobi, in zbezal skozi vra-
ia.
Alena Sc je kmalu vrnila il
Viktorjeve spalnice, kjer il je
odkritosrcno povedal, da Sc 81
be mic ne boji in da nj mic la.
cen, da je jokal kar tako, ma.
lasc.
Smrekar Sc je smejal sinu in
omenil Aleni:
eta DO tic, kaj?"
Alena nj mic odgovorila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-17
(Nadaljevanje)

Minka je spregovorila to s Gu.
dovito resnobo, z dvignjenim
obrvmi in zugajocim prstom. v
tel besedi, v TEN pogledu in y
tel kretnji je bio nekaj, kar j
pretreslo. To sta obcutili ODE
Alena in Mara. Umeknili sta 81
ocem Minke, pa oh istem hipl
Sc sami srecali S pogledi. In ODE
sta brali v oceh druga drug
skrivnostno tajno, kakor veliko
v bodocnost zapisano vprasanje
Tedaj je zazvonilo poldne.
V.
.Viktor, kako je bilo?"
Tako je vprasal sina oce, ke
81 je po vecerji nalival v koza'
rec terana.
"Dobro. Kajne, Alena, da sen
bill priden?"
"Je sele prvi dan, Viktorcek
Pohvalo bos moral posteno "a
sluziti. Zato danes Sc mic ne re.
GEM"
40 bonn, jo bonn, jo bom!"
Decek je poskakoval ma sto
lu in gledal v lice Aleni, XII sc
mu je smehljala in mu gladila
razkustrane lase:
LEI, Stefan, kako Sc imata
rada! Res me veseli, gospodic'
ma! Kakor nalasc ste zanj!"
Matt je nalivala caj v skode.
lice.
"Tako je prav," je prikima-
val Stefan zeni ter 81 tocil " no.
vic.
"Meni tudi caja!" je prosi]
Viktor, ko je opazil, da zanj nj
posodice ma mizi.
"Zate nj caj! III dobis piskot
in jabolko! To je "a otroke"
Viktor je pogledal oceta, XII
mu je odrekel caj, Sc namrdnil,
izbuhnil veliko sobico in zaeel
cefrati frame namiznega prta.
"Pusti!' je zagrmel oce. "Ce
ne -"
Ozrl Sc je po leskovki, XII je
ticala "a podobo ma stem. Pal
cevine so visele cd ME.
Tudi Alena Sc. je ozrla tia, "a
gledala pajcevine ma sibi in sko-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-17

Is poudarkom, ki je narekoval:
Kar Sc DO sedaj govorilo. je ma
| Be in ostane med nami.
Alena Sc je primeknila b go
spe, Cd katere je sepetaje I'VE
della, da je prislec gozdni mese-
tar Jok Masle.
"Grdun, kajne, ampak desns
roka mojega moza pri takih
kupcijah.'
Mesetar 81 je NALL parkrat '
kozarec, preden je zacel pripo-
vedovati.
"Sest tisoc je vreden Brnetov
les, vreden med brati!"
Isl prestel pravilno? Preme-
ril debla?'
Ia prmoj - :"
JOk Sc je verH IN sdusal, da Je
bilo vec kletev nego besedi.,
"Vse premeril, vse prestel. In
&c sem sam Sc zmotil "a pet
kubikov, maj me tyrag cvre se
dvajset klafter bolj globoko, kot
me bo ze tako." w. ~.
I'm Brnot?"
"Drzi "a .stiri tisoc in ne je-
MIA, dasi sem ga pestil in opija-
nil. Ne jenja.' .-..s =. -. .
"Torej diva tisocaka bi Sc le
iztesala il gozda!" ".,..y..5 .
"Dva najmanj. Pa rajsi vee
nego mani" ..t
"Ko bi ga Sc enkrat popri-
iel?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-17

Stefan je izpil zadnjo kupo
terana in 81 primeknil caj.
.Alena, nekaj pisem bi mi pi-
sail, kaj?''
''Prosim!"
''Meni Sc po vecerji ne ljubi,
pa je nujno.'
In narekoval j je dvoje kup-
cijskih pisem v jeziku, XII je bila
mesanica laskih, nemskih in slo-
venskih besedi. Kadar je Alena
prekinila in skromno vprasala,
ali bi Sc to ne zapisalo sloven-
ski, je Smrekar vselej zamah-
nil z roko. I
"Kaj tisto! Tako pisemo mi,
XII imamo kaj pametnega pisati.
Ko boste pisali fantu zaljublje-
ne reci, pisite po svoje! Sedaj
- po moje!"
Ko je pisala naslove, so Sc
vrata magic in bucno odprla.
Vstopil je clovek, da sc ga je
Alena prestrasila. Incl je mo-
zoljast obraz, porasel z scetina-
Sto, redko brado. visniev nos z
bradavico, oci cudro majekene,
zelenkaste, obleko oguljeno in
osmojeno. Vegastega klobuka
nj snel. Da. je bila Alena sama
v sobi, bi bila cd strahu zakri-
Gala, prepricana, da je prisel
nadnjo tolovaj.
Zato Sc je tenn bolj zacudila,
ko sta Smrekarja o "a hkrati
veselo pozdravila prisleca.
"No, Jok, te je vendar prime
slo! Kar nataknjen sem ze bill!
Kakor ma trnju! Sedi!"
Prislec 81 je ropotaje primek-
nil stol, sc ozrl, kakor bi necesa
iskal, potem pa pljunil kar "a
vrata in sedel.
"Pasje sem delal, Stefan! ze-
jen semi"
"Tina, stopi po pijaco!"
zena je vzela liter in odsla.
Jok pa je segel po steklenici
ruma in 81 natocil v vinski koza-
rec.
"Najprej bonn kapljo tegale,
da Sc mi dusa otaja."
Nagnil je, zamizal in zvrnil.
"Aha-ha! Ia je, ker posteno
ureze po grlu!'
z rokavom 81 je obrisal koci-
ne krog ust.
zena Sc je vrnila whom.
"Gospa, JAZZ grem, da ne bonn
motila, jeli?"
Alena je vprasala kakor stra-
homa.
lie ostanite tukaj. Morda
piseva Sc emo pismo!" Smrekar
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me boM ga! Je hudir tako
.previt, da mi je zagrozil: Sam
prestejem in premerim. Morda
je se vec vreden gozd, Be vec!''
"Torej ie kaze, da bi cakal!''
"Udari, Stefan, koj udari, Be
jutri! Diva tisocAka sta tudi
vredna, da se pripognes. Mar
ne? Zakaj povem I'll: kmet se je
zacel brihtati. Ne prodaja rad
gozdov ma cez. Ma kubike, ma
kubike!''
Mesetar je zopet nagnil koza-
rec in ga izpraznil " dusku.
"E, Stefan, s1netano smo po-
brali." I.
'sKako pa $ Strnisko? Ia Br-
notov drobiz me ne briga toliko.
Pri njej DO pa masla ma cente. !"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-17

Vkljutivsi v naprej skrcene
sportne srajce in hlacke, in pi-
sane overalls. Mere 3 do 6A.
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Starodavni asirski narod
isce pomoc ma zborovanju
Zdruzenih narodov ..>.
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