davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-01-23

NOTICE 10 HOLDERS OF 4hx FIRST
SINKING FUND I0-YEAR
BONDS OF THE TERMINAL KEFRIGER-
ATING AND WAREHOUS1NG CORPO-
ALTON. DATED APRIL I. 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the National
Savings and Trust Company OF the Dis
trict of Columbia, Trustee under Indenture,
dated April /, 1898. made BY the Terminal
RefrigeraIing and Warehousing Corpora
ton Of Washington. District Of Columbia
has. in accordance with the sinking .fund
provisions of said Indenture. called BY lot
Tor redemption at pal, plus accrued intel. .
the Trustee the following described 4N9s
First Mortgage Sinking Fund 10-YeaT
Bonds of the Terminal Refrigerating and
Warehousing Corporation, dated April 1.
1928, secured by said Indenture.
$1,000 bonds Nos. MAO, so. 81, go, 93
534. 592. 81S, $40, 725. TAI. 76i. 770
$500 bonds Nos D29 and 70.
Bonds enumerated herein are called for
the purpose of the sinking fund and the
interest on said bonds will cease on Feb
ruary l. 1916.
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY. Trustee.
BY Bruce Baird, President.
Attest: NELSON J. FOSTER. Secretary.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
NOTICE REDEMPTION
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE g. GUARANTY
CORPORATION
CLASS "a COMMON STOCK (PAR VALUE So

SLFoo
NOTICE is HEREBY Real Estate Mortgage g. Guar
Delaware corporation has elected
will redeem March H. l946 shares of Class
Common Stock par value s5 and that redemption
VIII become Que and payable each of
opr value 50 be redeemed at the Office of Real
mortgage Guaranty Corporation 1910
c. the REDEMPTION price thereof specified the Articles
OF the corporation amended
senng SAID shares namely IS share all
redemption
the Glass "A Common
ration twice the
So
unpaid dividends the 500
corporation said
redeemed December &c. thereon
transfer Of stock certificates value
So made by the corporation subject
dividends all shares Of Glass Common Stock
cease to accrue and all rights OF the holders said
holders in the corporation except the right receive
and declared unpaid dividends
Of the certificates representing the Glass Common Stock
value So called redemption shall
OF the said Glass "A Common Stock value 50
surrender the certificates therefor redemption payment
March
corporation redemption anyone other
than the registered holder the transfer tax
instruments of assignment transfer.
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE g. GUARANTY CORPORATION
BY RALPH D. QUINTER President.
Dated. II,
Evening star., 1946-01-23

ASNSSA "a SAAS AAtA
tional organiza-
ton, when the
complete pro-
gram for the
spring term will
be outlined at a
dinner meeting
at Hotel 2400. Mr..
Lewis has a bril-
liant educational
record and is an
unusually good
speaker.
MFe than 100
W a S h ! gto n
Chapter leaders
will attend the
meeting. iuclud-
ing officers, fac
Evening star., 1946-01-23
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Jan. 23 kPl.-The cotton
market advanced into nae seasonal hish
traitor Bowles that no finSl decision has
yet been reached on the question of a
1946 cotton crop ceiling and that growers
would be consulted in determining any
maximum price.
Following firm opening the market
slumped 25 cents q bale from the best
levels of the day, but Subsequently rallied
to new high.
The doubling OF margin requirements on
futures trading. announced by the board
Of managers OF the New York Cotton Ex-
change had little effect on the market and
IT was not believed this action would mate
rally anect the volume OF trading.
bale lower to so cents higher. March,
24.97; May. 24.96, and July, 2397.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
N. Y. Bond Market
sELECTED LiST 81 iHsnEa.

ICcSL 81 81 a lo2A
Int Grt No 6s 81 STA i
Int GIN LIST 6S52 o2h |
Int Hyd II 6s44 9SA
Int T&T 4hs52 lo2
Int T&T IS b5 lo5iA |
|LehVi HT 5s54 65M |
|Leh VI 4hss2003 65N
|Leh v Is zoos 62M |
MSPSSM As 81. 0oN |
MKT 5s 90 A 100
MKT adj 5s67 lila
MKT lst4s 90 -
Mo Pac 6hs 40 ALA
MO Pac IS n p 1ooiA
MO Pac IS 81 / looilz
mo Pac en 4s75 so
lMor&E3 hs2000 -
NYC RI 5s 2013 1o1h
lNYC 4hs2ol3A 96M
.lNYC&SL3As75 1864
IN Y nn2Hss751 1o4
my Law 4tas73 100
lNYNHvHt Is 48 0oM
INYNHH 4hss 81 .7oM
INYNH&H Is 81 A1h
,INYO&W RI 4ss2 ASA
lNYOW gn As 55 1Ah
lNYWB 4has 46 AoN
i INorPa Pac4Has20471o6iA
Nor Pac 41as 76 1c6
! iPac- 0&E IS IA 1o
IlPac G&E IS 10 11oM
llPac T&T 2szss5 1o6
PenRR g 4AsS1 l2oih
] PennRR 3Ks52 1904
IPCCSL 3Ms rs 100
, Pitt C c. 3Has65 lo2A
I5tLSnFr 4hs7S 81
j IStLSnFr As 90 A II
|, ISea AirL c 6s45 77lh
! So Pac 41as 6S- 1904
So Pac 4Has 60 1o4
ISo Pac 27ss 81 1o2iA
, So Ry en- 5s "a B9
Std Oil NJ 1851 1o3A
Third Ave 5s 30 55ih
Third Ave As so 6oA
!, Virgin Ry 3s 95 1o9N
!, wabash As 81 1o1
West Md As So 1904
, West Un 5s 81 1904
West Un SIS so 1o5h
l'Wisc Cent As 40 e7h
Evening star., 1946-01-23
NEW YORK CITY

TREASURY. ZOO
os 54-52 Dec 1oA 23 /
2As 62-59 Dec 1o2 s j
2has 1851 Dec 1o3 2
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Chicuqo Grain

CHICAGO. Jan. % Up,,-Grain futures
advanced sharply today in active buying
with May rye passing 50 a bushel for the
first time in % years and May oats reach
ing the Sl-cent ceiling.
May rye occasionally was UP around the
scent daily limit, while wheat and oats
climbed more than a cent at times.
Bullish influences included strong de-
mand and tight supply of cash grains
traders belief that ceiling levels now af-
fect!ng everything but May rye might be
raised, and reports that Belgium is in the
market for about $4,000 bushels of do
mestic oats. Some buying also was to OBJ
tain some deliveries of grain before they
hit ceiling levels. traders said.
Rye closed unchanged to 3h cent:
higher than the previous finish; May
2.00hSs; wheat was unchanged TO "a UP
May. 1904; corn was unchanged a.
Lisa, ceilings oats were ahead " tt
%; May, 81, and barley was unchanged
TO "a higher: May, l % u.
Evening star., 1946-01-23

ulty members, conSuls, governors
and the educational committee, with
Thomas j. Norris presiding. -
Richard A. Norris, second vice
president of the District Bankers
Association, and Kenneth o. Hulse,
the chapters educational chairman,
will speak briefly.
Beach Heads Credit Men.
Harry L. Beach, regional auditor
and Washington and Baltimore
credit manager of the General Elec-
Evening star., 1946-01-23
National Alb Official
To Address Dinner
OF D. {. Chapter
By EDWARD 6. STONE.

Washington Chapter, American
Institute of Banking, will be hon
ored tonight with an address by Le-
roy Lewis, assistant educational di-
Evening star., 1946-01-23
ZENITH RADIs Ala Al Ala + IA
Zonite Pred ias l1zs 1l5s ll5a

Hourly Sales on the Exchange To-day:
HOO am. 460oou l2.ua noon 500 COO
ZOO pm. ! 22o COO 200 Pm 4ao 600
Unit OF trading 10 shares; sales printed
being reorsanized unoer Bankruptcy Act.
or securities assumed by such COMPANIES.
Rates of dividend in the foregoing table
are annual disbursement based on the last
quarterly or semi.annual declaration un-
less otherwise noted special o.. extra divi-
dendS are not included. Elk dividend
xr Ex rights Also extra or extras. Plus
stock dividend. q Cash or stock. De-
clared or paid 30 far this year. Payable
in stock. 9 Paid last year. Payable In
Canadian funds. Accumulated dividends
paid or declared this year. New issue.
Evening star., 1946-01-23

trlc supply Corp,
was reelected
president of the
Washington As
S o C i a tion Of
Credit Men, Inc,
at the annual
meeting, John j.
G e i 6 e r, Secre-
tary, announced
today.
N or m a n E.
Estes of the John
P. Agnew Co.,
was elected vice
president. Direc-
tors elected for
two-year terms
were S. K. Cart
xr,rio},t pf 7 q
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Washington Exchange
IST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED ERlM PREVIOUS CLOSE
SALES.

oarhnckel sh. nid,.ia at 27':.
AFTER CALL.
2ss... at 2e1.., 10 at asls, At 2sa.,
2s1s. 100 at aaNs. 2 at ashs
Riggs Fractional Shares-l f3 at 135. 1t3
at l35, 2L3 at 135.
Washington Gas 81 25 pfd.-20 at 10TH.
Potomac Electric Power 81 pfd.-5 at
l1035.
Garfinckel So pfd-10 at 81. 100 at %
WASHINGTON Gas common---1o5 at al;
Washington Gas $3.50 pfd.-l at 1924.
/ at 109I2. .-
Capital Transit Colo at 35la. at
35I2.
wa shington Railway g. Elec pfd-15 at
Evening star., 1946-01-23

Ey dividend. fPlus extras. Paid so
far this year. e2G extra f3T extra
h $500 extra. K 1Oc extra. pPaid in
1945. $4,000 extra.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-15

locally in meeting the increased de-
mands upon the Army, the increase
in the cost of living. and added funds
needed to broaden its re9iliouS and
especially its you;a-trainins program
in Henderson and vicinity.
Heretofore these service have been
denied the personal supervision OF
the Corps officers due To the amount
of time required in making out-of-
town tamborine collections which had
to be done in order for the corps to
operate on its previous budget. In cur
failing collection in out-of-town
communities, substantial loss in
revenue is anticipated. and order to
offset this revenue loss. the increase
in the amount of funds received from
the Vance County Community Chest
budget is necessary.
Since crime among the youth Of
our country is paramount at this
time" Afford continued, land per-
sonal supervision and training of the
youth in our county was never need
ed more, the Salvation Army advisory
board intellectually approves this
increase in the Community Chest
budget and asks the citizens of
Vance county TO be rs liberal as
possible in aiding this worthy
cause"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-15
VA WILL GET SOON
ANOTHER HOSPITAL

Washington. Nov. l5.-tP,-The
Veterans Administration announced
today President Truman's approval
of the temporary transfer to it of
the army's Moore General Hospital
at Swannanoa. N. c.
This means. officials said. that
Moore will open formally Novem-
bcr l6 as Il l,000-bed tuberculosis
hospital for veterans.
The transfer will include assign
ment OF IS army doctors and 80
army nurses for temporary duty
until complete staff can be as
sembled by the Veterans Admins
tration.
Officials explained temporary
transfer means the hospital will
be used until a permanent hospital
construction program. for that area
Of the country can be completed.
all buildings at Moore being of ten.-
porary construction"
Moore will be operated as an
annex 10 Oteen Hospital six miles
away. Approximately 800 patients
will be transferred from other army
hospitals to bring the total to 1000,
officials stated.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-15
Benefits Of 81 Bin
Largely Continuing

Raleigh. Nov. l5-lst 1t. l.. V.
Corbett, USMC, officer in charge of
the Marine recruiting service for
Eastern North Carolina. announced
today that a recent decision render
ed by General Omar Bradley. head
of the Veterans Administration. and
Brigadier General Riley of Head
quarters, U. S. Marine Corps, clari-
flies the G. l. Bill of Rights as APP
plies to men now entering the ser
vice. That the bill did not expire en-
tirely on October S, 1916, but only
in part. The decision stated that
benefits of the G.. I. Bill as originally
defined will still be granted in part
to all men joining the Marine Corps
now, in that any man who enliSts
before the official termination of the
war will be, upon honorable dis
charge, eligible for one year of edu-
cation at Government expense, plus
one month of education for each
month of active service before the
official declaration of the end of
World War II. A man must serve
80 days active service prior to dis
charge, however. 10 be eligible.
In view of this educational oppor-
tunity. plus other veterans rights
still offered men entering the Marine
Corps. 1t. CCrbett urges men be-
tween the ages of Il and 80 seriously
to consider the matter Immediately.
before the end of the war is declared
and they find themselves unavailcd
of this opportunity. Further de-
tails can be obtained from any /Ir-
inc Recruiting office III the State or
by contracting 1t. Corbett at Room
80, Post Office Building III Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-15
HIT-AND-RUN MISHAP
FATAL TO MARTIN BOY

WIIIIamSton, Nov. IS - MCKINLEY
Jones, l3-year-old youth. was killed
Tuesday when he was run down by a
truck driver on Highway l25 about
IL miles ives, of Oak City.
walter Gardner. the boys grand
father, did not see the boy run down.
but he heard the crash from where
ne was working IS feet away and
looked up in time to see the vehicle
and describe it TO investigating Off
GERS. Coroner S. r. Biggs investi-
gated the death, but no formal in
quest was considered necessary
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-15
COAST GUARD RESCUE
YACHT OFF COAST

NoEIoIk, va, NOV. l4--iIl-COast
guardmen have been busy this week
along the North Carolina coast.
Three yachts which went aground
in Carolina waters were pulled free
yesterday, search and rescue head
quarters here reported A small craft
from the Fl. Macon Lifcboat Station.
rescued the schooner Comanche,
aground at the entrance Of Cove
creek, and the auxiliary schooner
traveller. aground at Morehcad City.
A boat from the SwanS6oro Life
BOAT Station assisted the yatch Luau.
aground off Cedar Point.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-15

lures OF the l9i7 Chest budget.)
The principal item in the l947
Vance County Community Chest bud
get. which is currently being raised in
the annual Chest drive. will be the
Salvation Army. This religious and
humanitarian agency will receive a
total of $500 from the l947 Chest
budget OF Sl2.750. compared with So
600 received this year from budget
which totalcd $1,000.
Thus it will bc noted that the Sal
Walton Army'S participation in the
Vance County Community Chest ac-
tivities will be increased by $4,000.
However. this increase will hardly
absorb the costs Oh expanding Sal
Walton Army work and youth-build-
ing work. despite the fact that rev.
enue from a portion of the Army's
previous work will not be available
during the Forthcoming calendar year.
In explaining the proposed work
OF the Salvation Army during the
coming year, Sam Afford. chairman
OF the organizations advisory board
in Vance county, explained that in the
future the Salvation Army proposes
To concentrate large majority OF its
work in Henderson.
In the past, Afford explained. the
Salvation Army has received por-
ton of lis operating funds from tam
borlnc collections in nearby towns,
including Warrcnton. Oxford. Louis
burg. Roanoke Rapids and other COM
munitieS. However,. il is proposed to
discontinue these regular tamborine
collections III some of the towns far
ther away from Henderson. so that
Salvation Army workers. including
Capt. Arthur kinlaw. corps officer
here. might have more time to con-
centraic on religious and HUMANE
tartan work III Henderson and the i'm
mediate vicinity.
Inc increase III the Salvation
Army budget for 1877" Afford said,
rs caused principally because of the
urgent need of its officers services
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-15
RICHMOND MEETING

Charlotte, Nov. l5.-,P,-Thc re-
Gently formed North Carolina-Vir-
glnla Section OF the Institute of Radio
Engineers will hold its first business
meeting IN Richmond. aV.. Novem-
per y. 1t was announced here bv 1.
L;Caudle. Jr., OF radio station WSOC
Charlotte.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-15
Sunday Night Program

mere Will be musical program
by the Silver Star quartet. Melody
klng quartet, of kittrcll. al the New
Bethel Holy church at GrcyStone on
sunday evening al 80 o'clock. !,
was reported today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-15
FIRE STARTS IN QUILTS

kannapolis. Nov l5-Firc that
started in a pile OF quilts caused $500
damage 20 the Clarence Simmons
home here. Fire Chief J. c. Taylor.
reported.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-15
Salvation Army
Shares Most In
Chests Budget
Quote is Almost
Doubled In 1917;
Work Is Enlorqed g,

Editors Note: This is the third
in a series of articles explaining
the activities of the Vance Coun-
~ Community Chest. and out
lining the proposed eXpendi-
lures of the l947 Chest budget.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16

"Da, to je Lucija!" je duhov-
mix preseneceno vzkliknil. "Sre-
cal sem jo ze v jetnisnici v Hin
delbanku,' je pojasnjeval mia
demu mozu. "Pred lett! Pred
mnogimi leti!, - Tako, tukaj
ste zdaj?" je vprasal zeno.
"Da, gospod zupnik. Pri Te-
rezi sem, in Anamarija je tudi
tukaj."
"Kako pa to-"
"Tereza je spolnila, kar je
obljubila. Rekla je, da DO skr-
bella "a naju, ko bova prisla IL
:jece. Meme so spustili pet let
pref kakor MO in, cd takrat sem
ostala ma ravni poti. Tereza je
spolnila svojo obljubo."
cali je gospa Mullerjeva do
ma" je povprasal duhovnik.
Mladi MOI je memo strmel
predse in cuden svet je drse]
mimo njegovih misli. Ustavil sc
je v MEM. "Gospa Mullerjeva!
Tereza! Moja NATL" in custvo
strahovite sladkosti ga je pre-
plavilo.
In Lucia, zena, XII je bila kri-
va otrokove smrti, je menda ne
madonna ugotovila cudovito po'
dobnost mladenica, zakrilila je
z rokama in izginila brez sape
in pretresena v hiso.
'Tereza" je kricala po stop
micah, medtem ko sta stopala
obiskovalca po visokem, S ka.
menjem tlakovanem hodniku. v
pritlicju je prisla il sobe sta.
rejsa zena. Bila je zastavna, de-
bella, bleda, skoraj brez zivlje.
MIA. Bila je Anamarija.
Duhovnik Sc je nj vec spomi.
>njal, vendar Sc mu je zdelo, ka
kor bi odkril v njenih temnif
oceh, XII so nesrecno strmele il
globokih jam "a vedno zamrle
ga oblicja, mucno svidenje i;
hindelbanske jetnisnice.
Anamarija je lahno zaihtela
Potem je govorila S skrhanim il
grenkim glasom stare zene
"Devica Maria, Bog nebeski
To je njen fant'' Obstala je ka
kor vkopana. "Kako il je po
doben! Kako il je 'podoben!"
Lucia Sc je povrnila.
"V' veliki sobi je!' je deiala
cali gresta oba z menoj?'
Stopala sta po stopnicah ma
vzgor. MUM okovani cevlji 81
rus:ali sledove ma lcpi perzijsk
preprcgi. Lucia je odpr1a vra
ia. Pred NINA je bila dvoran
podobna soba. V kaminu je 60
rel velik ogenj, njegova luc 81
je odrazala ma lepih stolih, sta
rib mizah in omarah, ma fla
tin okvirih st tarih mojstrov
Mladenic je potisnil duhovniks
predse. Ma drugem koncu. dvo
rane sta zagledala zeno, XII Sc j;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16
TEREZA .ETIENNE
(NaddljeUGnje)
JOHN KNITTED.

| (NadaTeuanje)
/ "In zdaj, preden bova sla v
hiso, ii moran Sc marsikaj po-
vedati," je dejal duhovnik. 'Da,
/ tn zivita, tvoja roditelja. Ca
kaj, lie cakaj! Maj tt pojasnim
! nekatere stvari, XII jih Sc ne YES.
Mum zagovornik, pravi MOI in
/ posten clovek, XII uziva danes
zelo visok polozaj, moz velike
vrednosti, je po nakljucju od-
kril to poslopje, ko je pred mno-
gimi lett prisel ledenika tod
mimo. Ko sta bila v jeci, ju nj
Won Breitenwyl nikoli pozabil -
in, upam, da smem reci, tudi JAZZ
ju nisem pozabil. To YES in tega
ne bonn ponavljal. Won Breiten-
wyl je torej tukaj ustvaril "a
nju dom, kakor ga jima je bilo
treba. On sam je z obeudova-
MIA vredno pozrtvovalnostjo
upravljal njuno premozenje.
Zdaj zivita tel hisi in sta bo-
gaia cloveka! Zelo bogata sta"'
"Mene ne briga niti mrvica
njunega premozenja," je izjavil
mladenic.
"Prenagljeno govoris. /Kar je
njunega, DO nekoc tvoje. Tako
je zapisano in listina Sc nahaja
v rokah njunega zagovornika.
All! Mnogo sem premisljal, pre-
den sem te vel seboj ma to
romanje. Kaj isceva oba tukaj ?
Ali je najina dolznost, da isee-
va vstopa v zivljenje dvoje lju-
di, XII ne uzivata drzavljanskih
pravic, XII sta neizreceno gresi-
la, XII ju veze zlocin? Pac sc
smeva tako vprasati! Kje sc
ostala moja nacela, &c obsojam
zloein in obiskujem zlocinca :
Ne, ne! Cemu solze? Ali te nj.
sem svaril, preden sem te pri'
vedel semkaj? Sc je cas-, Sc sc
lahko obrneva. Ali maj greva
in 81 raje ne. prizadevajva, da
bi Sc jima vsilila ?"
"Ne bojim Sc ju,' je deja:
mladenic. "Nikdar ne pozabiva
pokorila sta Sc! - Vstopiva."
Sla sta do vras in pozvonila
z velikim zvoncem. Dolgo sta
stala in cakala. Poten1 so Sc
vrata nalahno odprla. Ma pragu
Sc ie pojavila zena. Bila je veil
ka, shujsana, bleda, imela je
temne obrvi. Oblecena je bila '
motnomodro obleko in bel pred
pasnik. Meme oci, XII so nekolikc
skilile, so Sc trdno uprle v pri'
sleca. Y njenem pogledu Sc j:
skrivala obsedenost, neozdrav'
ljiv strah pred zivljenjem. Njer
pogled je bill kakor pogled duse
XII nj sposobna "a zivljenje. Na
njenih ustnicah sc nj pojavi
smehljaj.
"Dober dan, gospod zupnik'
In ponudila mu je magic suho
ozko roko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-16

HIdVhc 5ssAvA6AA0 ~ AA0A SAAsAA
skega s.ola, z nlirno kretnjo po-
.lozila lkljigo vstran in obstala
v prvem presenecenju. j
Dvoje velikih in zarecih ocit|
'je gledalo, prezrle so duhovni-
ka in so Sc radovedno uprle v!
mladenica. Cd strani je padala
.luc ma memo oblicje, njeno tenn
no obleko in ma njen nakit. Mia
'denic Sc je opogumnil. Pribli-
zal Sc j je. Radovedno 10 je1
ogledoval in Sc nasmejal. Poda-
la mu je roko, XII jo je takoj sti-|
snil. Skoraj strogo mu je odteg-I
Mia svojo roko.
"Frido,' je dejala z globokim,
utrujenim glasom, "sedi."
Duhc-:--::ik je dejal, da hi rad
govoril Gottfriedom.
~ svoji delavnici je. Lucia,
|pelji gospoda zupnika k ME-
mu!" je dejala stroga DANA.
Lucia je peljala duhovnika
po obokanih hodnikih. Nato sta
stopala po zavitih stopnicah in
dospela do nekih vrat. Lucia
jih je odprla in videla sta velik
prostor, v katerem je vladala
popolna tisina. Sredi nestevil-
nih skladovnic desk, obdan cd
redkih vrst lesa, skobelnika, We
likih polio, XII so bile oblozene
z mizarskim orodjem, raznimi
nczi, oblici, svedri in pilani,
lonci, XII so bill polni terpenti-
ma, firneza, voska in kleja, je
skljuceno sedel plesast MOI.
Vneto Sc je sklanjal naprej in.
rezljal klado temnega lesa.
"Dober dan, Gottfried!" je "a
klical duhovnik.
MOI Sc je zdrznil in vstal.
Obrnil Sc je in 81 obrisal roki OBJ
debeli predpasnik. Nekaj casa je
pozorno obstal kakor avtomat.
Nato Sc je nasmehnil zalostno,
toda neskoncno dobrotno.
'"Dober dan, Teo" je dejal.
Niti strahu niti presenecenja nj
bilov njegovem glasu. z odprti-
ma rokama je pozdravil svoje-
ga starega prijatelja.
"Da, da," je dejal Teo, "dve
lett sta minui, odkar sem te
-zadnjic videl. Vsak dan Sc "a
hvaljujem Bogu, da je vse mi
nulo."
Ia trenutek je strmel Gott-
fried izgubljeno precise, potem
Sc je nasmehnil in vprasal vi
sokim, tenkim glasom.:
"Saj bos ostal nekaj dni pri
mas? Veselilo naju bo."
"Bojim Sc, da ne bonn mogel
posebno dolgo ostati. Toda, ali
81 zdaj sreeen?"
"Eh! zadovoljen semi" je
zavzdihnil Gottfried. "Boljsega
zivljenja 81 ne zelim."
Teo je pogledal svojemu pri-
jatelju globoko V oci. Zmajal je
z glavo. Sal skoraj nj mogel
verjeti. Bill je isti moz, .da, kaz-
njenec, XII 81 je obiskaval v
Thorbergu. Bill je kaznjenec
Gottfried Sixtus, popolnoma ne
spremenjen.
. (Dalje prihodnji6)
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-08-02
Morticion Posses
Arkansas Boord

James r. Johnson of Warren,
and recent graduate of Gupton-
Jones College of M ortuary
Science, of Nashville, Tenn, was
notified this week that he sue
cessfully passed the Arkansas
State Board of Embalmers. Mr..
johnson, who heads the Citizens
Funeral Home and Citizens Bur-
ial Assn, has considerable exper-
fence in the mortuary field. His
first employment was with An
drews Und. Co. of Camden. Later
he spent a number of years with
Haywood Funeral Home of Mar
shall, Texas; and assisted in or
ganizing and managered the first
colored establishment to open in
Kilgore, Texas.
While at Gupton-J ones, Mr..
johnson was vice-president of his
class of twenty-nine, and was
awarded a medal by the school
for interest in its activities.