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Evening star., 1945-12-23

that, all along. Her eyes met his and saw that
seeing her had given him jolt too. Well,
here they were again. Pix and Scott
Hello" he said Isn't this where came
in?" He did not tell her that it had been
long time, or that she was looking well, or any
of the conventional things. He wouldn't,
being Scott
Hello" she said Eyes, this is where you
came in - just before began to look around
for some blunt instruments.
Quite fight we had, wasn't it?''
Quite fight"
'Pix, come sit down with me somewhere
here and talk to me for a minute. You're not
busy right now, are you?"
Il never was the indispensable type" she
said. II can come" She let him lead her over
to an alcove where there were comfortable
chairs. So here they were, again. He'd always
told her to do things and she'd always done
them. He'd always managed to make her
little angry, somehow; he was doing that
again. Everything was the same. That was
just the trouble, she thought miserably; it
would always be the same - hopelessly, in
evitably the same.
well, Pix" he said. PIX" She realized
that Scott was flustered, which was surprising,
as he did not f1uster easily. What have you
been doing with yourself, Pkg"
Having fun" she smiled.
He waited, courteously. until she'd seated
herself, before he settled down into chair.
Both of them were being much too polite, like
people who have not seen each other since
violent quarrel; it would take some time to
break through that reserve.
Say - you've got something caught in
your hair" He leaned forward making a
quick, brushing motion with his hand.
Its supposed to be there" she said
quickly. Its pin, new kind. l always liked
new shiny, glittering things - remember?
You used to comment often on it,
"Pix -"
Il liked the superficial; liked sparkle.
Evening star., 1945-12-23

'Sure. Oh, sure - after telling me that
you loved me in spite of the fact that was
a pixillated little frou-frou. After telling me
that I must change, that couldn't be
play girl any longer, l must learn to be SEN
sible. Good old Scott. You had to be truthful
with me, didn't you, Scott?''
There was war on, and you didn't even
seem to know about it, he said heavily. II
was only trying to point out some things to
know that now
"BECAUsE you see, if you d only been patient
with me, if you'd only had little faith in
me, might have well, might have been
all right" she told him earnestly. Maybe
l was just play girl. After all, there hadn't
been too much for me to do but play, up until
that moment. And it wasn't as though I'd
ever done anything so terrible, as though
was complete, utter nitwit. never was that,
Scott, but you made me feel was, simply by
not expecting anything from me-"
II hurt you pretty badly, didn't l, !" he said.
His face was set and he was looking down at
his pipe.
eyes" Pix told him. "You hurt me-"
II had some tough moments myself When
/ had time to think, it was always about you.
You ought to see the letters wrote you and
never mailed. was in a hospital for while
with pneumonia. and they say talked about
you all the time when l was the sickest.
Just like the movies" He gave her quick
grin and looked down again. "And l could
never listen to the fellows when they would
tell about their wives and show snapshots of
their kids. couldn't take it,
The girl moved uneasily in her chair. She
hadn't thought about it being bad for him,
that way. All she'd known was the hurt, and
not seeing him, and letters never coming.
II was fool" He turned to her. lust
because you liked to dance, because you liked
to see stag line in action. because you liked
Continued on page 13
Evening star., 1945-12-23
Something had happened since
she'd last seen Scott. But he
must not know about it yet
A Short Story


TlHE girl with the butterfly pin in her hair
Il was the best dancer at the Canteen. She
seemed to be having such good time herself
that she was easily able to do certain amount
of arranging among the servicemen and girls;
she somehow turned hesitant individuals into
couples, and couples into two people having
a good time together; she made things Co.
The shaded lights of the Canteen - it was
one of the better ones, in section of the city
which could afford such things - Furnished
the girls dark hair, touched her gay pin with
brightness, and softened the lines of her face.
Although pert and pretty, there was certain
quality of strain about her. You'd have
noticed that the curve of her lips was too per-
feet; that her hair was almost too we'll
brushed. Only her eyes, large and watchful
and luminous, kept her face from looking like
mask
The music stopped and the girl left the
group and went over to the counter where
women were serving coffee. MAY do any
thing to help?" she asked. Her voice was low
andhada controlled quietness running through
it. Thanks, not a thing, Pix" one said She
was careful and kind We'll let you know,
if there is"
She turned away, slowly, leaning against
the counter and looking around the long room.
This was good night. They were busy but
not too crowded, and there was the right kind
of feeling in the air; party feeling.
lr WAS while she was standing there idle,
watching the soldiers and girls, that the boy
came in He was tall and compactly built,
and he looked easily around as he entered,
holding his pipe in his hand, his teeth fash
ing suddenly as he smiled in greeting at
someone he recognized. He did not pause as
he walked, but went straight forward.
The girl saw him and at first couldn't
believe it. This couldn't be Scott it must be
someone who looked like him, it couldn't
possibly be Scott She was remembering all
the times she'd been in place like this and
someone had walked into room and she'd
turned, slowly and casually, thinking II might
be Scott. 1t just might be. Only, of course, it
never had been 1t wouldn't be now.
Shove the coffee pot this way, will you,
Pix?" asked one of the women.
Surely" she said. The music had started
and she couldn't hear her own voice; or maybe
it wasn't the music that was drowning it out;
maybe it was her own excitement, drumming
insanely in her ears She pushed the coffee pot
toward the back of the counter, looked up -
and there was Scott, coming toward her. So 1t
reallv had been he. She must have known
The midland journal., 1945-09-21

Dick Powell Is running true to type.
That means that he has variety in the
type of films in which he appears. In
his latest he will be bank clerk By
day and a killer by night.
The midland journal., 1945-09-21

Major Allen "Dry" Martini, whose
plane was credited with S8 enemy
planes, has turned down acting offers
and returned to R.-K.-O. as assistant
in production management department
The midland journal., 1945-09-21
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After a short silence, Nell said,
"Neither do I. It just seems un-
likely. somehow, that he'll pan
out.''
"Shall we take Skippy to the auc-
ton with us?" yelled Howard, busi-
ly brushing and grooming Sultan,
the big blood-bay who, his father
said, was worth a good five hun
dred dollars to anyone that wanted
a well-trained heavy hunter.
II should say mott" yelled Rob
from the other corral where he was
giving Injun the workout he had
promised Nell the horse should have
every day. "Do you want to dis
grace me? What sort of horse-breed-
er would raise an animal like that?"
There was the sound of galloping.
Three beautiful sorrel mares, Taffy,
A-Honey, and Russet came canter-
ing down the pasture toward the
corral with Ken, mounted on Thun-
derhead, behind them.
Howard hastened to open the
gates, the mares trotted in, and Ken
slid off his horse.
"That's all, dad," he yelled.
''They're all here. Thirteen of 'em."
"All right. Unsaddle your horse.
You can wipe him off, but don't
take all day. I want you to help
Howard groom those others"
The gate of the corral where Rob
was exercising Injun was carefully
opened. Nell entered and stood
watching. She was dressed in a
summer suit of light blue linen and
a tan straw hat with a round brim
that curved off her face. It was
nearly the color of the tawny bang
that cleaned on her forehead. With
her hands thrust into the pockets
of her jacket and her small feet in
their sturdy fiat shoes planted in
The midland journal., 1945-09-21

THE STORY THUS FART Thunder.
head, commonly known as the Goblin, 10
the only white horse ever foaled on the
Goose Bar ranch In wyoming. He re.
sembies his great grandsire, . wild stall
lion known as the Albino. One day Cob.
Lin wanders into mountain valley and
barely escapes death from his grand
sire's slashing hoofs. When his wounds
heal, his 12-year-old owner, Ken Me.
Laughlin, begins to train him. Although
difficult to handle, Goblin can run with
astonishing speed and endurance. In .
trial he covers . half mile In ~ seconds.
He escapes gelding BY an accident.
Charley Sargent, millionaire horse breed
er, is enthusiastic about Goblin's pos.
sibilities.
The midland journal., 1945-09-21
eve have to have that eight hum
dred by September the tenth.'

eve have to have that eight hum
dred by September the TENTH"
the loose soil, she had her little
girl look.
You're taking Sultan?" she
asked.
Sand Smoky and Blue" She no.
ticed them in the string that How
ard and Ken were grooming. They
were blue roans--a pair of beauties,
with sweeping tails and gentle eyes,
just too small for Army or polo,
but well broken and beautifully
matched. Nell had always thought
Of them as belonging to two little
girls, sisters, who would love them
and saddle and groom them them
selves.
Sand Taffy, and A-Honey and Rus
Set" said Rob, turning Injun and
riding him down along the fence
again.
Nell's question was answered.
Rob was going to do the thing he
had always vowed he would never
do-throw away some Of his best
stuff to meet an urgent need Of the
moment.
Injun turned and came back.
Rob's face was hard as nails. Nell
hated to look at it. She could see
the real suffering underneath.
"I'd have saved Sultan for the
army sale-he'd have been certain
for a hundred and eighty-five dol
lars-except for that scar on his
chest. Damn the barbed wireI"
AS il Injun felt the passion and
violence Of his master he began to
crouch and lunge. Rob turned him
sharply away from Nell and forced
him to resume his measured pacing
up and down the corral fence. When
he reached Nell again he paused
and said more calmly, "You don't
often see such horses as these in
this country
81 know you DON'T" said Nell sad
y.
'There won't be anything at the
auction to touch theml"
81 don't doubt it."
'Motherl" yelled Howard from
the other corral, 'Don't you think
we ought to take Skippy to the auc-
ton and sell herr"
"Sell herl" scoffed Rob, ''sell
Skippyl The boy must be out of his
mindl"
Nell laughed. Someone might
buy her. A child could ride her."
The thirteen horses were ready
for loading, crowded into the small
corral which opened into the chute.
Il was always a difficult business.
The midland journal., 1945-09-21
leased By Western Newspaper Union.
BY MARY DICKSON

sy MARY DICKSON
General Eisenhower 10 authority fo
the statement that 1.-THE Story of G
Joe," the much-acclaimed Ernie Pyl
film, is the most impressive war film
ever made"
Former movie stars now In the
service may have been left behind.
Hollywood never did produce
enough features to star all Of them.
New stars have been developed.
Some Of the older ones have been
almost forgotten. There ls no doubt
That many of these movie people,
heroes Of this war, will have to
take back seat when they return.
Some will produce, some will retire
and some will enter business.
The new stars include Van John.
son, Eddie Braeken, Cornell Wilde,
Robert Walker and dozens more.
Tough-guy Edward g. Robinson viii
play the part of a warm-hearted farmer
In M.-G.-M.'s "Our Vines Have Tender
Grapes" Robinson plays the part Of
the typical farmer as If he was born
to the part, even better than some OF
the tough-guy movie roles he has had.
Xavier Cugat will appear with his
orchestra In Metro Goldwyn Mayors
"Holiday In Mexico"
'.Back to Bataan," R.-K.-O. drama
Of warfare In the Philippines, has met
with the approval Of heroes Of Bataan.
The cast includes John Wayne, An
thony Quinn, Beulah Bondi, Fely Fran
Quelli and Leonard Strong. Edward
Dmytryk outdid himself az director.
After q six-year absence, Leonore
Ulrich is returning to the screen to
portray a character role In the Lucille
Ball-John Kodiak picture, "Time for
Two"
Carole Lands has been named by
Twentieth Century-Fox to be starred
in the musical, "Girl In the Moon"
The film, in Teehnicolor, will be pro-
duced by George Jessel, with Holly
wood background and deal with search
for new movie talent.
One-picture-a-year program has been
adopted by Olivia De Havilland, at
least for the next three years. She
has Just signed a contract with Para
mount calling for one feature role
year for three years.
Paramount viii produce Elmer Rice's
new play, "Dream Girl" in New York
City, with Betty Field in the starring
role >. Stephen Laird, magazine cor
respondent, will try his luck as q Co
lumbia producer.
II London has lts way, Il will be-
The midland journal., 1945-09-21

General Eisenhower is authority fo
the statement that "The Story of G
joe" the much-acclaimed Ernie Pyl
film. 10 the most impressive war film
ever made"
The midland journal., 1945-09-21

Records are being smashed BY
Van johnson and Esther WlIHams
On the screen. Their pictures are
always In demand and held over In
most cities.
The midland journal., 1945-09-21

MIscELLANY WIN Bing Crosby
return to the airi That is the $6
question. He is still up In the ali
about the answer. "Song to Remem
ber," in Technicolor, still packing then
In. Chopin's music the feature, sharet
with Paul NUM-. Billy Rose believe
he can repeat success Of his ''Diamon,
Horseshoe" In London, with entertain
ers of yesterday, after which he will eyl
the screen for a similar feature. Ange
line Orr, radio actress, has been signe'
by Columbia Pictures. Elizabeth Drowl
won her divorce and $4,000 annually
The midland journal., 1945-09-21

John Carroll was picked for the sing.
ing lead in ~Ths Kissing Bandit
Carroll's voice has developed and
shown considerable Improvement and
he is slated for big things in singing
roles.
The midland journal., 1945-09-21

" London has lts way, Il will be-
come the Hollywood Of Europe, or,
II The truth were known, they plan
to become the Hollywood of the
world. Tempting offers have been
made from the English capital to
have Ronald colman 90 there to
play opposite Anna NeagIe In "Ple-
cadilly, 1945."
The midland journal., 1945-09-21

Paramount win produce Elmer Rice's
new play, "Dream Girl" in New York
City, with Betty Field in the starring
role -. Stephen Laird, magazine cor
respondent, will try his luck as a Co
lumbia producer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-24

zajamcena le &c bono Neeijo dell prvi vst po go
spodarskh nacelh XII morao seveda temeljiti tudi ma
politicnih in kulturnih vpostevanjih. ~"~.-~-
Osnovno nacelo pri deltvi Nemcije mora biti skrb
da nemskemu narodu enrat vsee prepreci posta-
ii ponovna vojaska siba bozja evropskih narodov.
.Vzhodno Prusijo bo Nencija gotovim drugimi
korekturami vzhodu takoj po premirju odstoplla
Polski Ostala Nemcja bo razdelena tri locene drza
ve katerih meje bodo dolocene prvi vrs po kutur-
nih, zgodovinskih in gospodarskh nacelh
l. Juzna Nemcija, XII DO obsegaa stare suverene ma
rode Bavarske, Wuertenberske, Badenske in Hesse-
Damsadt tel skupni DO prikljuceno Porenje in Sarr
ska oblas IL nase skice je asno razvdno, da tvoo
Juzni Nemciji xe6ino katocani.
g. Zahodna Nemcija obsega nekdanje nemske drza
vice. Zgornjo Hesko, Thuernsko Vestfalsko, Hanover
Oldenburg in Hamburg
g. VzhOdna Nemca pa obsega MecklemburSkO in
Saksonsko Brandenbursko, Pomeranijo in Slezijo
zadnjih dveh d1zavah vidimo, da je prebivalstvo
povecni protestantske vsak cd treh novih dr.
zav so bile ohranene tako zgodovnske, kakor tudi
ske in kuturne posebnosti XII so prejsnjh stoletjh
ustyarjale uetji rajh.
tako deitvijo b bilo ustvarjeno gospodarsko raw
notaz3 tako poljedelstVu kakor tudi industrj po
glaynin gospOdarsllh ciniteh, Xxi h Ozeme kOt tako
predstavlja. Pc vojni upamo da bodo odpadle vsaj
glavnem najmocnejse carinske preglaje notranjost
Europe in da DO prislo do evropske carnske une tako
da bi tud t move nemske drzave bile delezne eh ugod
nosti.
Moznosi gospoda1skega razvojaH vsaki izmed pred
laganih dlzav so skora neomejene kar bo Zgnilo to
so mogocn trusti XII bi zopet ahko postal sredstvo
aSke peneracije nestVa sOsedne drzaVe MIC nj takO
progresno kakor misel da bill vsemogocni karte
Iobhodna pOtreba nemskega narodnega gospodarstva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-24
Lozki furmani so furali.

nj ga bilo 'vecjega veselja
L0zanOv in furmanov IL Lozle
doiine lot sedcti visoko gori IA
vozu nalozenim lesom, ko 50
furai ma Rakek ter zopet ma
zaj vsakovrstnim blagom ma
loZen voz.
Najraje pa so vozili vino,
kajti pozlalo Sc jim je ma obra-
zi-2-in tudi zelodec je vedel "a
to. Ampak pravo veselje je bi-
L. gajzla ali bic dolgim smi-
cc1n na koncu, S katerim SO
Z,-u.i pokati, kot bi pri fari po-
a3.@"ali 70 kaksne vellke praz-
ri:.o. Pcse6no je bilo glasno po-
E@HJc, no so pripeljali bliz u
Lola all skozi Loz, kajti ma O.
beh koncih mesta je bill vellk
napi3, da je pokanje z bicem
skozi Loz prepovedano in kdor
bi Sc pregresil proti tel odred'
oi, zapade kazni pet kron ali "a
ur zapora. Pri TEN je odlocalo
media to, kakor je kdo znal po'
XII. apis je bill v dveh jezi.
! XIII - 81 lT1nsko in nemsko, po.
zneje pa cloyensko in srbsko.
Slavni obcinSki mozje SO We
deli, da hodijo Lozanje po kup.
cijah tudi tia "cez' ter Sc mi.
slili, da znajo tudi konji diva je,
zika. AYnpak kdo Sc je pa zme'
nil "a par kronic kazni ali ma.
llo riceta, samo, da je slavne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-24
Poziv Zarje ma vajo

Cleveland, Ohio. - Vsi pew
ci in pevke zbora "Zarja' Sc po-
zivajo, da Sc vdelezijo redne pew
ske vaje V cetrtek oh 8. uri I'VE
Ger, da Sc pripravijo "a nastop
priredbe, katero priredi odbor
farme clevelandske federacije
SNPJ V avditoriju Slovenske
ga narodnega donna ma st. Clair
Ave. V nedeljo oh 3. uri popol-
dne.
Zato je potrebno, d. ste vs.
navzoci, da S tenn pripomoremo
federaciji do boljsega uspeha
Vabi Sc tud; vse nase obcin
stvo ma to priredbo, da podpre,
mo gnotno in moralno to nase
skupno podjetje.
xOdbor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-24
gJREDNlKOVA POSTA

Lozane ter oroznike drazil po-
kanjem, posebno V zgodnjih ju.
tranjih urah, ko so orozniki Sc
spali, mescanje pa tudi Sc VISTA
Ii MISC. &c je pa furman podne-
vi pokal z bicem po Lou, 50
pa konji ze sami Cd sebe vedel
da znajo bolj nitro teci kot loz
XII zandarji in kako pokoncu 50
sli :.
Sala gori ali doll, res je kar
sem zapisal, zato je pa te m
hujse danes, ko Sc clovek spo-
minja nazaj ter cita danasnja
zalostna poroeila il Lozke do
line ter sploh il vse Slovenije,
Nekaj strasnega je, kar Sc da-
mes tam dogaja. Prav lepa hva-
la br. Telicu, XII je ma TAX na-
Gin predstaVil trplJenje naslh
ljudi ameriski javnosti, da bo
vsaj svet vedel, kaj Sc sedaj
dogaja V prelepi Lozki dolini.
Prav mic cudnega nj, &c je slo
venskemu narodu zavrela krl,
ko jih pa porivajo iz enc vlade
" drugo, kot izmecek clovestva
Sal mas narod noce mic druge-
ga kot posteno in mirno zivlje.
ME "a svoje trdo delo.
Potreba bo velikanska, ka-
dar bo tenn nesrecnikom mogo-
&c pomagati, enkrat gotovo in
"a takrat moramo biti priprav-
ljeni skupno ter posamezno.
Drustvo "Lozka dolina' DO sto.
rilo svojo dolznost kot jo je s.
zmerom, pa maj DO kjer koli..
Da pa okrepinlo blagajno, S
katero bono potem lazje 20,
magai, V ia a m n drustvo
prireja plesno veselico na pust.
no soboto vecer, 10. februar-
ia V Slovenskem domu ma Hol,
mes Ave, kjer smo tudi delni-
6arji tega donna. Veselice nase,
ga drustva "Lozka dolina' Sc
znane in cato jih ne bonn opiso'
val, ozirorna SO jih ze drugi.
Pripravljalni odbor Sc vsele.
potrudi, da pripravi yse potreb.
no. No, sal imamo m d clan.
tudi farmarje, to sta bra ta
Mauko v Madisonu in Sc neka.
drugih. Sal 81 lahko mislimo, da
nista sla nasa clana John zni
darsic IL Schaefer Ave. in Franz
\ lZnidarsic il CollinWooda on
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boj. Oci so Sc j ovlazile. Mu-
ella Sc ie 2 mislijo in z voljo.
zunaj je medtem bobnelo in
odmevi SO plesali po cerkvi.
Tedaj Sc je sklonil Gospod il
votlini k njej. Cuj, velik grom
je pretresel vse zidovje. Po
cerkvi je, vse v belih blestecih
lucih. Angel po slikah SO OH
veil in zaplavali okrog.
"se Lisko darujem, Sc Lisko
in darovano DO vse in Gospod
bo sklenil vecno zavezo me-
moi"
Napol v onnotici je stekla il
cerkve in stopila v zvonik. Mad
MO je prasketalo, krog nje je
re prasketalo, VISA cerkev je BIZ
Ia kot solnce. Ogenj! Udarila je
strela. Cerkev je gorela.
"Vso faro sklicem ma dari-
tev."
Obesila Sc je z rokami ma vrv.
Kladivo je udarilo plat zvona.
Vstajala je in Sc pripogibala. V
zvoniku pa so jecali med pla-
meni zvonovi in vabili ljudstvo,
XII je >drlo proti goreei cerkvi.
K njej pa so dospeli angeli in
peli z zvonovi pesem resenja v
stolpu. Plameni so j o3jeli kri-
10. Min rdeca barva Sc ja, ze-
nacila z ognjeno.
"Darovala sem diva sina, da-
rovala bonn Lisko, uarovala bonn
vse in Gospod DO sklenil vecno
zvezo z menoj."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-24
DARITEV
Spisal Bogomir Maga ina

srisal Bogomir Magajna
Ko SO sIi ljudje po siroki po-
ii IL cerkve domov, je koraka-
la mimo njih in zamahovala z
dolgo sibo po zraku.
"Lej-seb, Liska! Lei seb,
Liska!" 4
Velika glava razkustrani-
mi lasmi il je visela na stran,
usta SO j bila lahno odprta, vo-
dene oei SO plaho strmele pred
Sc in Sc umikale pogledom lju-
di, rdeee krilo j je V vetru f.
fotalo krog laenega, sestrada-
mega telesa:
'Lej-seb, Liska! Ukradejo
ter
v zvoniku pa je zvonilo pol
dne. .a
Padel j je prvi sin Y yoJnI
prenesla je. Padel il je drug
sin, glava Sc j je poyesila na
stran, a molcala je. Vojaki So
il ulsradli Lisko, zacela je jo'
kati, un1ikati Sc ljudem. < o !
strta je hodila po cestah, da Sc
Sc plasili otroci, zbujeni il iger
Videli 50 10, kako " zamahova'
Ia po zraku In neprestano ii
kala Lisko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-24

dan samo "a kratek cas- ma far
me v TAKEN vremenu. Vse tako
izgleda, da sno z vsem prav do
bro preskrbljeni. Slisal sem, da
sta cello puspan in subrat pri-
peljala farm, da yam ne bo
treba cigaret zvijat ali jih cello
prosit Nekaj DO ze. a
Vsi prijatelji in posebno pa
vsi clani ste prav prijazno vab.
ljeni, da Sc udelezite veselice
drustva Lozka dolina, ne bo
vam zal. Ma svidenje.
Lozan