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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
Scores Hurt AS Detroit
Celebrates End OF War

One woman was accidentally
shot and eight persons were in.
jured as Paradise Valley joined
with other sections OF the city in
a riotous celebration Tuesday nigh,
following official word from Pres
ident Truman that the Japs had
accepted the unconditional sur
render Of the Allies
Mrs. Eleuis Sebelle. . s. Of 20
East Euclid avenue. was shot in
the right ankle with q shotgun
accidentally discharged while
held by Ernest Baxter, of the
same address.
LAURENCE LILLE. Is. OF 1888
CandonN street suffered head in
juries in an automobile crash al
Jefferson and Hastings street. Jua-
nita Perry, S of 1922 Hastings
street suffered body bruises in an
automobile accident at Beanbien
and Piquette street
Others injured during the riot
Gus celebration are:
Hattie Jones. 80, OF 437 Eliot
street; Beulah Powell. ~. of 5o4l
Twenty-third street. Carrie Nc
Reynolds, 10. of Ala F. Warren
avenue; Shelia Smith. A.. OF 3lS
Edmund place: Stanley Donnesn.
IL. OF 425 Meldrum street. and LIZ
zie Fears. 28 5l2 Medbury avenue
ON EVERY intersection and cor
ner yelling. jubilant crowds stood
waving flass and making all types
OF noises Hastings street. Oakland
avenue. Warren avenue and Davi-
son street seemed 10 have been the
focal points from which other mi
nor celebrations on the East Side
radiated.
A fife and drum corp. followed
by about 100 children and teen
ayers. and led by a sailor with an
American nag, practically stopped
all traffic on Dawson street BY
back ana iortn in the
street.
On Warren an American Legion
band blocked all traffic az approx
imately 10 O'Clock. A din of Car
horns and ingenious devices Of all
kinds made it almost impoSSi Die
TO think. Yet no one seemed to have
been annoyed.
Over l5o,0eo Of Detroits Ne
gro population Joined in the cele-
bration which ragged on In fury
until an early hour Of the morn
Ing.
ALL DRINKING establishments
were closed al pm. Tuesday. Yet
no fervor was lost in the celebra-
ton.
On Medbury, local musicians SET
up q band stand in the middle Of
the street and played for the mill
Ing crowd
Along Hastings street crowds Of
and children smiled and
waved al motorists who answered
them bv blowing h~ns and yelling
Clipped paper OF every kind was
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

THE COMPANY. owned by Paul
Terness and Charles Baurrvic, was
doing war work for the Continent
al Motors corporation and the
Chrysler Tank Arsenal. Accord
ing 10 Fire Marshal Edward Hall.
the firm had been closed for five
days last April for not having ade-
quate fire safety apparatus. The
company was ordered at that time
to cease using infiammsble liquids
for the Decreasing process.
An unidentified witness told the
Chronicle that the de-greaser tank
exploded. having got too hot set
Ting the wax vat afire.
Witnesses told Of women hang
ing from windows screaming fsM.
help and others jumping and
breaking limbs In their falls. The
majority Of the bodies were
eharred beyond recognition.
SURVIVORS OF the blast de-
clared that the FIRE spread Instant
ly. Many were. trampled in the
ensuing panic and because Of the
of the only stairway
10 the ground floor.
Older residents Of Detroit say
that the Export Box fire took the
largest toll OF lives since a night
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
Japan has snrrendered!

Japan mas surrendered.
The official announcement OF the
acceptance Of the unconditional
surrender terms by the Japs was
made by President Truman. Tues
day. Aug. IL. al 6 o'clock Detroit
timeD.
'AT THAT HOUR. the land sea
and air forces of the United States
were ordered 10 cease action
against the laps Al the same time
similar orders were issued 10 tho
armed forces Of Russia, Great Bxi-
tian. and China. kkss'
THE CESSATION OF hosuiities
rang the curtain down on one Of
the most terrifying and pitilcss
wars in the history OF mankind. A
war in which distance and supply
problems were as difficult 10 COM
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
2 Girls Enter Pleas OF
Not Guilty OF Murders

Examination dates were set for
two girls arraigned during the past
week IN Recorders court on
charges Of first degree murder
Both arrangements were held be-
fore Judge Donald Van Zile.
Standing mute between her
defense = attorneys, l7-ycar- old
Jane hckson. Wayne university
freshman, wept softly - The
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
Dies On GuIIows
Before War Ends

FORT SILL Okla PVT lee r.
DAVIS. 20-year-old soldier convict
ed IN a court martial Of rape a
year ago. was hansed here Mon
day Davis was convicting OF rap
Ing a housewife In her home near
Camp Claiborne. Ia, and the at
tempted rape Of another. His home
VaS N Saginaw, Mieh.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

49, w A<AS osb " ~c - -
Hon collar projeci early M'1s4o
0'he men are. according 10 Uni
versity Of Chicago authorities. Ed
ward A. Russell. chemist: Noodle
Taylor chemist: Harold Delaney
chemist: Benismfn Scott. chemist
) Ernest wilkins. mathematician
md Jasper Jeffries physicist.
CAT Columbia university in New
York DR.. william ]. Knox, veteran
research chemist. headed group
a. Negro scientists who worked on
the revolutionary experiment
Unlike most such programs.
which originate on the local level
and are routed through state and
regional Offices 10 Washington, the
request for workers. for the super
bomb project was placed directly
before VINO by the Army in
Washington. according 10 the Re-
eruitment and Transportation sec
ton OF the VINO.
Workers recruited for the prof.
ect were unaware of the nature Of
the job even after they had been
employed some months, and USES
officials recruiting workers were
told merely 10 refer them 10 q
highly secret project"
OF the 10000 workers recruited.
approximately $4,000 were for the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

Southern teacher and newspaper
woman, has concluded that the
South is on the verge OF "A new
economic era There is a grow
ing feeling. she has found. that
job discrimination Is one Of the
most serious drags on the whole
economy Of the South. and that
the Federal Government should
help to eliminate that drag through
Permanent FEPC legislation.
Since Mrs. Douglas lift her
New Orleans home four months
ago 10 make this tour for the
National council. she has helped
tn establish % LEGAL CesueiIs Tor
Permanent FEPC In "a Southern
y-- ~ ------g----
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
AIDS " 0 N E n
TO ESCAPE A
BLAZING DEATH
II Killed, 50 Injured In
Box Plant Fire
Monday

A l6-year-old Negro youth.
Maurice Wash, Of 59ll 23rd street.
was the hero of the fatal fire at
the Export Box and Sealer plant
at 18th and Grand River Monday
afternoon which took the lives of
IL persons and injured 50 others.
Wash, who happened 10 have
been passing at the time Of the
tremendous blast, kicked IN .
door and entered the building
which had become n raging
inferno.
AT HIS SUGGESTION, the
women on the first floor joined
hands To make sure thai they got
out Of the building He then stood
at the door and pull u them out
;. xcs.ns ek hy J. ( Z
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

Noefe since IL tod xZce I'M h<
answered arins a the door aboul
1880 pm and was met by a
young man with Handkerchief
over his face and q German auto
matte in his hand. The bandit
forced DR.. Owen back upstairs into
a bedroom.
There the doctor took a roll of
one-dollsr bills from his poke:
aid placed them on the table for
The bandit. The youth then de-
handed that the doctor remove his
wrist watch and q diamond ring.
As he backed out Of the door with
his loot the doctor grabbed him
after the youth fired one shot
They tuSsled at the head OF the
stairs. IN the library at the time
wass Miss Gladys Harris, Is, OF
1878 Yates street. who responded
TO the doctors call for a gun which
he had there.
During the struggle the doctor
was wounded in the thigh. With :
the revolver brought by Miss
Harris. DIR. Owen fired at the
bandit, killing him rs he was
trying TO get out Of the door.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

OF I he Auto
Worker. M r.
Levinson died
Wednesday at
Woman's n o S.
pital follow
ing a cerebral
hemorrhage.
He joined the
staff of the
JAW in 1888
a er m a n y
years of news
pager W or X
While he was
labor edflor OF
Me New York
ogk Mr., Law
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
Clean BIockers'
Meeting Slated
For Friday Mite

There will be n general all
out meeting for all workers in
The Michigan Chronicles Clean
Block campaign Friday, Aug.
"a. 730 pm. al Brewster center
Plans for final inspection will
be discussed. Questions about
prizes will be answered.
All supervisors and captains
are especially urged to be pres
ent,--Miles Faison, general SUI
perAisor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

Judge, sci Sept. 9 ss the date for
her examination on charges Of
the frst degree murder Of Chris
topher Marlcwe Crawford, %
year-eld florist
UPON MOTION Of her attor-
neys, Jones and Colombo, Judge
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
BOY, Is, HERO IN EXPLOSION
DR.. III. Owen Kills Masked Bandit
Hold Funeral
Rites For CLIO
Publicity Head

Funeral rites were held Friday
at the Hamilton Chapel for Ed
ward Levinson. 43. director of pub
licity for the UAW-CIO and editor
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
South Feeling Pinch Of
Its Job Discrimination

WASHINGTON 49, Having just
completed q four-month tour OF
the South. Mrs. Belle Douglas.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

which investiEste she eoAditid =
be described. 49, -
He wrote two hooks on labor
conditions and w&s writing q his
tory Of the uAW when ne was
stricken. Mr.. Lexjnson sSns well
known among Negro groups and
close friend OF Walter White and
A. Philip Randolph. h
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
NEGROES H ELP
IN MAKING The
A TO MIC BOMB
Men Requested Directly
Of VINO By Army
In Washington

WASHINGTON - A large num-
Der of Negroes were included
among the $4,000 workers re-
cruited by the War Manpower
commission from all over the
country for the super-Secret atomic
bomb project. VINO revealed this
week.
1oeaaae Of the extreme secrecy
\ = e eiais sala Eseruitiag
\ - = :. IEcsls
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

pg- See ATOM BOMB. Page Z
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

Dw- See SCORES HURT. Page 4
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

~ See BOY HERO. Page =
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

~ See TWO GIRLS. Page 4
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

~. See suRRKNDER. Page 4
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

~ See SOUTH. Page q
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

Over 15o,0ee Of DetrOirs Ne
gro population joined in the cele-
bration which ragged on In fury
until an early hour Of the morn
Ing.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
NATIVE INSPIRATION


First, sail in daily with COM
plexion brush and soap. Then
the ritual of this fluffy-pink.
mint-cool beautifier :. coated
on, worked in with brisk mas
sage to free clogged pores. Whisk
off - behold! A limpid allure
that's apt to go to your head.
But" you protest, my skins
the dry-ish sort" To solve your
special woe - use thick-whipped
YARDtEy DRY SKIN CLEANSING
CREAM in this routine:
Dab on, work inland do in
clude your ncckl Feel Croesus-
rich oils help cleanse and lubri-
cate parched pores. Tissue off
with upward strokes. Now thin
on a light film and let it pene-
trate deep as you nuzzle your
face in a well-wrung hot cloth.
Brief moments-then a dash Of
cold clear water. Awake to a
newly found, petal-smooth look!
Whatever your type, it's head
in-the-clouds when your feet take
you to the Yardley counter of your
favored drug or department store
for the cream that's right for you.
Either of the above cleansing
creams just ST., or S. the larger
size. Plus tax.
j in England and finished in the U. 5. A.
ming imported and domestic ingredients
J., Rockefeller Center. Ns~ York 20. II 7
Evening star., 1945-09-09

England and finished in the u s. A.
and domestic ingredients
tondon Fifth Rockefeller css Ne" York TO-
Evening star., 1945-09-09

Who'd have dreamed the sarong
could be any more fetching? But
| new tropic touch turns the trick
- splashing flame-bright jungle
hues on this already bewitching
beach attire. 3
Note though that this revealing
fashion makes it a must to be
smooth-limbed all the way to the
tips of your fingers and toes. Easy,
with extra-concentrated YARDLEY
HAND CREAM, generous in sooth-
ing oils. Pleasant, too, for this is
the super (NoN-srIcKY) lotion -
petal pink, refreshingly fragrant
Just Csc.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
Miss Markley
Continued From Page B-3).

book trimmed with a shower OF
stephanotis.
Mrs. Heitmuller and Mrs. Nc
Lendon were gowned in ice blue
satin with velvet headbands trim
med with flowers matching the yel-
10y gladioluses of their bouquets.
Sergt. Buckner is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe E. Buckner Of Ashe-
vile, and his brother, Mr.. Carroll
Evening star., 1945-09-09

As for your face, ifj;ou're the
shiningskih type here's wonder
worker to turn that sheen to glow,
yAnDLEY L1ouErYING CLEANSING
CREAM.
Evening star., 1945-09-09

Clements Shores are spending q
month in Hartford.
Mrs. Edward Cryer of Palmers
has with her Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Jacobs Of Calverton, Va.
Miss Hazel Swami of Thompkins-
vile Is visiting her sister, Miss
Geneva Swami, in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magruder Thomas
of Indianhead have returned from
Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs. Bessie Merryman, who was In
Norfolk and Arlington with rela-
tives, has returned to Prince Fred
erick
Evening star., 1945-09-09
Couthern MARYLAND

LEONARDTOWN, Md.-Mr. and
rs. S., c. Wilson of Washington
Re spending the week end with the
brmer's sister, Mrs. G. Morgan
Knight. -....
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fulton Lewis, jr.,
| Washington are at Placid Harbor,
the PatuXent.
Mrs. Louis Stone and her daugh-
+, Miss Julia Stone of Dynard,
ave with them for a few weeks Mr.
ouis Stone of Washington.
kDr. and Mrs. E. G.. Peck of st.
Evening star., 1945-09-09

|Buckner, served as his best man
Mr.. William K. Markley, brother of
the bride, and Mr.. R. Jay Gardner,
kbrother-in-law of the bridegroom,
were the ushers.
After the reception in the home of
he brides parents Sergt. and Mrs.
suckner left for their wedding trip,
Ind on their return she will make
her home with her parents while he
S in the service.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
Enan,eled
Hangers
l5c ...
s for SSe

Ladies' dress hangers, spe-
ciolly notehed for your
skirts or slips. Smoothly
enomeIed in q variety OF at
troetives colors.
Evening star., 1945-09-09

An oll-purpose complexion creonn
thot's 50 cosy to use . so effective.
Keeps your skin soft and youthful.
For women OF oil ooes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
With Your Help We Will Finish the Work

vortse .geoy needed yo. Com
needed by the hossaods and
neighbohood each biotfor there houses
IN note 70 contribute the
War
rsar Aooofed
Red Feather embe of he va Ches,o theirs
Piease. dontet wait 10 10 rosrn neghborhood.
This for sml thing ASK OF youbut
big thing for do
will please the enrolment blankor call co 1900
today
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11

Some 100000 Dutch ruled and
exploited the native population Of
6S 0OO nO0
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11

Java. with an area about the
same as New York State, has a
population of 46,000,0 900.
Queen willie ina has now
promised greater measure OF
autonomy TO her subjects.
The Philippines independence
has also imbued the people OF
Indo-China with a similar ambi-
ton
They want to be free from
French rule.
Both in the Dutch East Indies
and in lndo-China, Chinese Com
munists are taking a prominent
role in sgitsting fer independence
from the rule OF Europeans. 4,
Korea probably will be granted
independence sooner or later.
Lying between Vladivostock and
Port Arthur, the new Soviet naval
base. Korea will be subject 10
much Soviet influence.
MONGOLIAN BACKING
Outer Mongolia, already affili-
ated with the Soviet Union, is GER
tain 20 confirm that in a plebi-
Scite.
Soviet Russia. in documentary
form. has assured China that she
would recognize Chinese sover-
eighty over Uuter Mongolia. as
now in the Sino-Soviet pact il has
given similar assurances OF recog-
nizing China'S sovereignty over
Manchuria.
The plebiScite for Outer Mon
golia in the new pact is merely
face-saving for Chungking. so that
II can say the Mongolians wished
10 join Soviet Russia.
/ AS regards Palestine. the Jews
are demanding this land for them
selves against the bitter opposi-
ton of the Arabs
The Jews should get bigger
state.
Tanganyika, formerly German
East Africa and now under Brit
lSh mandate. would be one solu-
tion.
Y II has excellent high land and
climate and great resources.
Tanganyika rs larger than
Texas
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
Kelly TO Revise
Works Program

LANSING, Sept. 10-Gov Kelly
said today he would call in lum-
bermen, cement supplierS and
ARCHITECTS in an effort to get
N,rted on the states 13l 900, 900
building program, which he said
had been Stymied by war-swollen
costs of labor and building ma
tesialS.
Original estimates Of the cost of
proposed public works planned
fall far short in the face OF the
changed market, the governor de-
clared.
II have been informed build
Ing costs have increased 80 per
rent and that no reduction Ia In
sight" Kelly said. Further
progress In our public works
program Is impossible unless we
revise our estimates"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
TENSENESS GROWS

King Ibn Saud Of Arabia is re-
ported 10 have told the late Pres
ident Roosevelt in Cairo that he
and his sons and thousands of
Arabs will die fighting rather
than see Palestine given TO the
Jews
The situation OF Europeans on
the fringe OF the ASiatic continent
excepting Soviet Russia which is
a part OF II, Is becoming more
precariouS every year with the
spirit for freedom famed by
Wurld War II
We may eKpeCts1hat Asia will
burn At both ends, east and west
and also IN the middle. which
would be India.
Americas defeat Of Japan and
giving the Philippines independ-
ence has been like a torch held
aloft 10 all the people of Asia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
Won Wieeand Finds:
Waking Asia Peril
To European Rule
BY KARL ii. Won WIEGAND
Dean OF American Foreign Correspondents
writteA Expressly for the Hearst Newspapers

MADRID, Spain Sept 9-The British Crown Colony
Of Hong Kong is point between China and Britain
and promises to be of much friction.
Hong Kong ceded to Britain by China 1O4 years
ago.
Legality the British side but Chinese nationaiss
question the morality of the treaty in the opium and
want Hong Kong returned to China.
Americas granting of independence to the Philippines has
given impetus to similar movement in the Dutch East
Indies the rich ..treasure troXe" Of Holland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
Kelly Defends
Chief

LANSING, Sept. 10-Gov Kelly
defended Eugene T, Dormer in a
vigorous reply today to a demand
for his removal from the director
ship Of the Michigan Unemploy-
ment Compensation Commission
voiced by r. j. Thomas. UAW-
CIO president
"Dormer IL one of the out
standing administrators and di-
rectors Of the aatioR,r the
governor declared. His APP
pOintment was made In recog-
milton OF his long years OF civil
service for tho state. He has
been with the MUCC seven
years.
There Is absolutely no pat
ronage connected with his ap-
polntment. Mr.. Thomas seems
to feel that my relationship to
Dormer and the MUCC IL
purely political, but I repeat
theer In no political patronage
there whatsoever"
Kelly said Thomas confused the
facts when he charged the MUCC
with "fumbling' the handling of
benefits in the wake OF VI cut.
backs.
The governor declared labor
and management should share
with government the problems of
reconversion, and not hold the
state alone accountable. The
MUCC reacted as promptly as
could have been expected, he in
sisted. the abrupt end Of the war
with Japan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
Werewolf Had No Pack

MUNICH, Sept. 10 (UP)-Alis
Muller. "a. admitted to American
interrogstors that he was the
Werewolf leader in the town Of
Laufen. lie also admitted he had
no one under him.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
POSLAM COOLS.
S00THES, FIGHTS
ECzEMA.ITCH FAST

Stop scratching ecsc-ns s-iteh-youH v>ahe II
vorse- Just put on Poslam. TIE hrst touch II
ths concentrated formula oook. socthes tor
tured akin. You're more eomfortable-le<s m
ritAble--hsppIer. Poslan WORKS fast bcess.s
tts renuiDe medieatiou. Its siI active u p.
Ingredients are 80 powerful. thou.ands call
PoslAm the OINTMENT WITHOUT DIS.
APPOINTMENT" Don't wait Dont scratch.
Get PoslAm today and sleep tonight. OnS
bet, drugstores. honey-beek guarantees.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11

Dante. Deleanto,- 20, OF 5277
Montclair. was seriously injured
today when he fell about 25 feet
from a ladder. He was painting
his home when the cctdent
occurred
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11

Y CAIRO. Sept 10 tUP)-Maj.
Gen b. F. Giles, u. S. commander
in the Middle East, announced to-
day that all WACs in this theater
will be returned 10 the United
States within so DAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
IHE DETROIT TIMES

You can order The Detroit
Times delivered TO your home
EVERY DAY by phonIng Cherry
1900.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
Welcome Red Feo.ner Workers
Into Your tiome-ond tieot

SOMEBODY Sooo, neiohbof o. YoUB
-weohne q Red feother--wilI ing
yow doorbell. Thoi fe1iher, emblem
OF The 1o4s Community War Chest
Campoiso. should open wide every
door. Pleose open yov,s. ond moke
rou Nsiiot welcome.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
10 the Limit Of Ow Strength "
and OF Or Poekstbooh

v we LEI eyrope 90 cold ocd
hungry. we moy lose some Of he
foundations Of order on which me
hope Tor world peoee must rest. We
must hel o 10 he limit of oW Strength.
And we will. "-Prss.derf Trr0
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23

Ko je Smrekar posvetil optic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23

nj otrl Z rokavpm, kakor pona.
vadi, tako je spremljal Strnisko,
ki je sla po polju. Ma koreniscu
Sc je ustavila in Sc pripognila.
"Skopulja," je spregovoril pol
glasno Jok. '.Zadnji korencek
kakor silo tenak, izpukne! Ne
privosci ga misim. Cal, prav Il
jer'
Tedaj je vstal in Sc prihulje.
no priplazil do hise. Strniska Sc
je sklanjala in nakladala v cal
nico, v gozdu so Sc nitro gibali
bell rokavi. Magic je potegnil il
kupa oklescek in ga prislonil
ma zaprta vrata, Sc zavrtel in
Sc splazil nazaj v borovce. Srce
mu je tolklo, da je poskakovala
listnica v zepu. Strniska ie pie
la in sc nj ozrla.
"Tako, zdaj sem pismo pri-
nesel - in ga nisem prinesel."
Skoraj po vseh stirih Sc je
nato plazil po gozdu, dokler nj
bill cisto ma varnem, potem jje
pa Sci cez hrib proti Sv. Anto.
nu, da ga je polival pot.
Dosti je premesetaril Jok, ali
tako neroden, kakor je bill to
pot pri Sv. Antonu, nj bill Sc nj
koli. Nekdo mu je v obraz po-
vedal, da je pijan.
"Naj pa bom," Sc je razhudil
Jok in jezno odsel il hleva. "Naj
le bonn, zate, &c hoces! Meseta-
ri maj ii, kdor hoce, JAZZ ne. IT.
sto kravo kozjo pa nesi stupora-
mo v semenj! LIE nesi jo. 10 bos
nazaj tudi prinesel!"
Nikamor vec nj pogledal Jok,
cello v krcmo ne, dasi je bill ze-
jen in cutara prazna.
Domov ga je gnalo in cuda
tezka' je bila njegova noga. Ko
je pri Smrekarju v temi otipal,
da Sc nj komata ma kljuki pred