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Sfondord, f., Union
Renew Contract
Negotiations
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ter the plant despite paid adver-
tisements and editorials carried
in the reactionary Port Clinton
Herald, a Republican weekly
newspaper.
Submit New Contract
When negotiations were re-
sumed today, the S t a n d r d
Products Co. was represented by
a new negotiator, Attorney 5.
D. L. Jackson, Cleveland, being
employed for that purpose. The
union was represented by the
plant executive m m t e e
headed by Tom Kenny and
James Crowley, assistant to Re-
gional Director Gosser and How
ard Seren, international union
representative.
Following today's talks, the
union said it would submit a
new contract and wage sched-
ules to the company manage
ment inasmuch as the old con-
tract was terminated by Claud
Coon three weeks ago.
Negotiations will be resumed
May 7. Today's meeting was ar.
ranged by Harold Campbell, De-
troit, of the u. S Cancellation
Service who participated in the
talk.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-03
Farmers Support Demand
Health Programs Bill
Farmers Union Head
Answers ANA Objections

WASHINGTON April 29 (LPA = Senators hearing
the pros and of National Health Bill last week were
given evidence of the strong support for federal health
insurance program from the farmers of the country
Asst Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-03
Patton Cites Figures

The shocking figures of health
conditions in rural America is of
concern to every American, the
Farmers Union head pointed
out, because farms and small
towns in rural areas are the
seed bed of our national popula-
tion, the reservoir of our great
ness as a people. Every year
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-03
Citizenship
is LiberoIixed

I HING TON (LPA)-
Non -combatants as we'll as sol
diers defend and support the
U. S., the Supreme Court de-
cided last week, and conscien-
tious objector alien who seeks
citizenship here, if otherwise
qualified, may not be barred
from citizenship because of his
refusal to bear arms. In the test
case of Canadian-born James
Girouard, member of pacifist
religious sect, the Court reversed
several earlier decisions.
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Seno+e Holds
IOPA Price
Control Fate
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the nation would be strong
enough to control their own rep
resentatives in Congress was ex-
pressed by Economic Stabilizer
Bowles and OPA head Paul
Porter. THE American people, ;"
said Bowles, "have just begun to
fight"
Both the Natl. Association of
Manufacturers and the U. S.
Chamber of Commerce appeared
before the Senate committee to
attack tn Price Control Act this
week. Following them were CIO,
AFL and consumer spokesmen
supporting price control. Hear
ings will continue at least
through May 8, the committee
announced this week.
The admitted expenditure of
1895, $50 by the Natl. Association
of Manufacturers to kill OPA
outright was attacked by Sen.
Hugh B. Mitchell ID. Wash }
"The average consumer who
wants price held down couldn't
hope to duplicate that amount. "
Mitchell pointed out.
NAM President Wason called
the OPA just about every name
in the book, charged it with
creating the black market, said
price control is not preventing
Initiation and "is trying to fool
Congress and the American peo-
pie" He said 1T is time to stop
being bluffed by the phoney fig
ures and the misleading claims
put out by OPA."
Meanwhile, it was reported
that OPA had asked the Civilian
Production Administration to
take steps to strengthen and ex-
tend it's inventory limitations
Reports were current here that
manufacturers, an t ic p ing
juicy profits in case price con-
troll was crippled on July 1
were starting to store goods
away until that date.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-03
Ed Lynch Runs,
For Court Of /
Appeals /

Edwin Lynch has Heen g
lifelong citizen of ToledD
Following his graduation from
the University of Notre3 Dame
he was adruitted to the practice
of law in hnth the StaW of In.
diana and "a the bar q Ohio
and since 1aa0 has nracticeo
law continuou usly in ToAdo.
When he was % yeafs old, he
was elected Slate Sena aor from
Lucas County, Mr.. LHnch also
served as Cla ins Refefee in the
Toledo Distri6t for DE Indus
trial Commiss5cn.
Mr.. Lynch, RithoW a doubt
has one of the most Impressive
records as a Champion of labor,
compiled by one ran. He has
represented labor b many OF
It's history-nalrMR Episodes and
has been srbitrasprs between en-
ployer and en1Nlokee on CON
troversial matters for the past
quarter OF a cettkWry. His fair
ness in such col1toverses has
won for him the aspect of both
enploye and en loyer
Mr.. Lynch heH led win for
labor, one of II most coveted
rights in the cas- of The La
France Electrice Construction
4 and Supply ComnAny VS.. Inter
national Brothkth1od of Elec-
trical Workers, Ldkal o. 8. This
case establishing tIet an iniunc-
ton does not AGAINST peaceful
picketing, and killed the yellow
dog contract.
He has beSbn assktant prose
cutting attorney forS Lucas Coun-
ty; United Safes Ntodney, and
Assistant Attorney General OF
Ohio. M
He is a cehdidatekt the demo
cratic priHaries Mas 7, 1916,
and has TIE endorsement of the
Lucas Connty Democratic Exc
cutive Committee. 8His name
will appear on the ballot in
eight counties: Luc&, Williams,
Fulton, Ottawa, we'd. Sandu-
sky, Erie and Huror
James J. Henahan,
Chairman, Lynch for
Judge Committee
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Bornhurf
IS Elected
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to be significant of a greater
participation in the affairs of
the organization by the Toledo
lAuto-Lite Unit. Recent success
fuI national negotiations are be-
lieved to have had considerable
Influence in naming the new
president so the Toledo Unit
could play a more important
part in shaping the policies and
program of the Intracorporation
group.
Elected to the vice presidency
was Walter Barrick, Local 571,
Niagara Falls, N. Y. succeeding
Erwin Ratke, Bay City, Mich.
Grace Johnson, Springfield,
Ohio, was reelected secretary
treasurer.
Syracuse, N Y, was selected
by the delegates Off their next
national conference.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-03
GuiIdsmen Don't Slant

NEW YORK (LPA)-Straight-
forward news reporting of
American Newspaper Guild-CIO
members was commended last
week at meeting of editors
here. Publishers who once fear
ed that unionziation of newsmen
would lead to "slanted" writing
have learned by experience that,
as one editor phrased it, his
paper had had a contract with
the Guild for nine years." and
that the specter of prejudiced
writing had never been raised
by the Guildsmen.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-03
Nazi TO Pay $III,000

W A S H IN G 7 Q N (LPA)-
American industries whose car
tel arrangements with German
and Japanese concerns were in
vestigated by the Antitrust Di-
vision of the Justice Dept. last
week were ordered to pay fines
amounting to Sill, 900. Attorney
General Tom c. Clark listed the
duPonts, Allied Chemical & Dye
Corp, and General Dyestuff
Corp. among the ID defedants
who admitted their guilt by
pleading "nolo contenders" (no
'conteSt)
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-03
Study Compensation

CHICAGO, Ill. (LPA)-Pool-
ing the legal skills of pro-labor
lawyers and the practical ex-
periences of union leaders, a spe-
cial course on Workmen's Com
pensation is beginning here this
week under the auspices of the
CIO Community Services Com
mittee.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-03
AN-0Uf" Special Features
Amazing New sOhiOfOne
Exclusive at Sohio Stations

Actually, nothing short of an expensive overhaul
or a complete tune-up may do so much good for
your cars performance as Sohios popular "AllOut"
Special, featuring the NEW SOHIOTONE
Even Sohio engineers who developed it said "Wow!"
when they first tested this new, power-boostng NEW
SOHIOTONE in some of Ohio's most-punished cars.
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by sludge, varnish and caked carbon cleaned out
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sion improved as much as 1850!
Now, for the first time pep-restoring NEW SOHIO-
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just part of this years "All-Out" SpecialI
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-05-03

WASHINGTON (LPA) = The
headlines would be screaming
Strike Coming If a union had
done this, but, since no union is
involved, little attention Is beng
paid to the warning" of the
dairy indusry in N. Y. State that
a general Strike of milk pro-
ducers" is imminent because
they want more money.
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pearing for his Department,
asserted, Il am convinced
that it has the backing of the
farmers of America"
Urging prompt favorable ac-
ton, Natl. Farmers Union Presi-
dent James Patton told the Sena-
tors, 1T is a frightful response
bility that is upon us. We have in
S. 1906 he means to save literal
ly thousands of people in the
next few years who otherwise
will die. In face of such re-
sponsibility, let us have done
with legal quibbling and pass
the bill"
Labels ANA "Quibbling"
Referring to charges by the
American Medical Assn. that
"the bill may restrict the free
dom of choice of patients in
choosing their doctors, or of doc
tors in choosing whether to stay
in or out of the program, Pat
ton called them ''quibbling." The
bill has been carefully drawn to
protect these rights, he said, add
ing, Il ask, what choice does a
farmer have now in the hun
dreds of counties where there Is
no doctor at all? His only choice
is made for him. He must die
or get we'll without benefit OF
choice"
CIO President Philip Murray
will add his organizations sup
port to the measure in testimony
this week, as will Martin Miller,
legislative representative OF the
Brotherhood of Railway Train
men. The AFL's vigorous ad-
vocacy of the bill has already
been expressed in testimony by
President William Green.
Brannan, appearing for the
Dept of Agriculture, expressed
special support of the sections of
the bill providing federal aid for
local public health services, ma
ternal and child health activi-
ties, and training of more doc
tors and ether medical person
mel.
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Lubor Candidates.
Seek Support
In Primaries
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large share of the labor vote
due to his better than average
labor record.
In the Republican primary,
the only contest is that of State
Representative with 10 candi-
dates seeking five place. Alec
LaPenis. a member of the Spi-
Ger Unit of Local II is the only
labor candidate of the ten.
ONLY contest in the local
Democratic primary is that be-
tween Frank w. Mohn, Morton
Neipp and Earl Ordway for
state senatorial nominations,
Two are to be chosen. Both
Mohn and Ordway are members
of Spicer Unit of Local IL with
bets favoring Mohn because OF
the active support and backing
given him by Tom Burke who
is chairman of the Mohn for
Senate Committee.
Others In Race
Other CIO candidates running
include Mike Damas and Jack
Thompson for state representa-
tives on the Democratic ticket
Both are members of Local II
Thomas j. Herbert, Cleveland,
Is believed to be certain to win
the ralbernatorial election or
the Elepublican ticket facing op-
position from Albert F, Payne
Of Springfield.
In 1o43. the last off-year pri-
mary, 34,ie2 votes were cast
Election Board officials say that
they do not believe more thar
10000 out Of the county's i60.-
600 voters wfll participate ir
next Tuesdays voting.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18
sas DEL a@

plascu, Tri odlikovanja mu kra-
sijo prsi. Nalahno sepa.
IL globine stanovanja sc sill
Sijo zvoki; nekdo Sc ma klavirju
prizadevno uci popularno otro-
Sko pesem. Nato zvoki klaviria
naenkrat utihnejo. Slisim me-
hak zenski glas:
'SaSenka, sinko, zaigraj Sc
enkrat, sal ne znaS Sc proved
dobro."
Ko je Ana Svidorovna 1--WE
della, da sem priSla, je vstopila V
predsobo. Ia njenim hrbtom "a
gledam radovedno licece pobi-
ca. Naenkrat je izginil in cez
minute zopet sliSim igranje kla-
virja.
Enega "a drugim obredem
vseh dvanajst naslovov. Vsi
OtrOci SO bodri, zdravi in veseli.
Alocka, XII SO 10 pripeljali izpod
Lvova, je pred kratkim izpolni-
Ia peto leto. Vsak dan prezivi
osem ur V otroSkem vrtcu, med
tenn ko seSteva njena mama V
rudniSki pisarni tone premoga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18
PRoLErAREc

Zvecer gre mama sama 20 Alo-
cko; deklico ogrne preko plaSca
S topic volneno ruto in 10 pelje
domov, v rudnisko naselje. Oh
mcclellan pa Sc skupaj sankata:
mama jih vlece, Alocka pa trd-
no oprijemajoc Sc naslanjala
sank, klepece in vriska cd We
selja.
V eni cd dvanajstih his sem
naletela ma hudo clovesko gorje.
Mos Ekatarine Fedorovne, uslu-
zbenec mestne bolnisnice, XII je
vel pred trent lett dive lett sta
70 Tomocko IL Dnjepropetrov-
ska, je ubit borbah Ia osvobo-
ditev Rige.
mi videl hcerkice," govori
potihoma Ekatarina Fedorovna,
"fotografijo sem mu poslala, re
10 Sc je veselil -"
Ia trenotek Sc ustavi in Sc
bolj tho konca:
"Ce ne bi imela hcerke, ne
VEN, kako bi prenesla njegovo
smrt. Ne VEN A Tomocka
reSuje -"
ODE dolgo molciva. Vendar SO
maine misli verjetno iste. Misli-
va ma male sirote, XII MISC veG
sirote, in O sreci, XII SO 10 prime
sic svojim novim druzinam.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18

Rus (sarkasticno): TakSne de-
mokracije, kakrsno ste prinesli
Grkom - pa trzaSkim in gori-
skim Slovencem - ma konicah
bajonetov?
Amerikanec (pobozno upira
oci V strop): Kadar mala ljud-
silva ne vedo, kaj je dobro "a
ME, jih je treba o tenn ma en- ali
drug nacin prepricati -. Vsem
ljudem pa ipak nikdar ne ustre-
zete.
Rus Qokavo): Sal to je tisto,
kar VAN skuSam zabiti V glavo:
da je namrec treba tenn liudem
neprestano zabicevati, kaj je do
bro zanje in kaj nj. Ali nj ne
spametno, da Sc mi veliki, XII
imamo dejansko moo V svojih
rokah prickamo med seboj ma
veselje tie sodrge, ko Sc V jedru
vendar strinjamo V svojih "a
htevah? Mar bi Sc lepo med sa-
DO pomenili in sporazumeli:
tVoja roka seze do tn, moja do
tia in - mirna Bosnia!
Anglez (posluSa Z veliko po-
zornostio; zasepeta American
Gu ma uho): Ne posluSaj izkuS-
njavca, bratec! Vrag je poln sle-
parije. Ne pozabi, da moramo
~Anglo-Amerikanci drzati sku-
paj, sicer mas DO rdeci zlodej
pOhrustal S kostmi in dlako
Vred
Amerikanec (prikima Angle
zu; ostro pogleda Rusa): No
soap, mister vi zahtevate ore
Vec Sc rece, vi ste re proved po-
basali V sVojo brezdanjo bisago.
Anglez (se obrne k Rusu; To-
kavo): Well, morda hi Sc dalo
govoriti O tenn. SIEVE, &c ste pri-
praVljeni ma poster kompromis.
DVignite ma primer tisti svoj ze-
lezni castor med Stettinom in
Jadranom, nehajte vtikati svoi
nos V zadeve Bliznjega vzhoda,
XII so pc vseh postavah izkljucno
naSe zadeve, izrocite Donavo
svobodnemu prometu in -
Rus (ga porogljivo prekine):
Da bi lahko pc starih receptih
nemoteno izkoriscali podonav-
ske narode in jim pill kri, kai-
ne?
Anglez (cinicno): Sal ne "a
hteVamo nicesar zastonj. Yam
Sc cede slime pc Trstu in Darda-
nelah: odprite nam Podonavie,
pa YAM bono dali koncesiie v
Trstu in Dardanelah. Roka roko
umiva -.
Rus (odlocno odkima): Nice
vo. Sovjetska zveza ne trguje S
cloVeSkim mesom. Mi zahteva-
me samo pravico - "a Jugoslo-
vane, "a Romunce, "a Bolgare
in naposled Ease. Podonavski
narodi so Sc zatekli pod naSe
Varstvo in mi ma barantamo "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18
UZ ruSCine.)

10 Je bio pred trent lett V
Sibiriji, V meStu Kemeron. V
dvajsetih dneh je odSlo IL NEST
mega decjega donna "a drobcene
sirote 20 otrok.
Malcki so OdSli k novim dru-
Imam. PreproSti rudarji in vi
soko kvalificirani specialist,
kolhozniki IL bliznjih vasi in So
trudniki drzavnih ustanov so
p~osinjavali otroke, XII so V do
movinski vojni izgubili svoje
starSe.
V decjem domu posvecajo
otrokom ganljiVo pozornost in
skrbnost. Vsega imajo dovolj
zivijo mirnO in ma toplem. In
vendar gleda vsak odrasel s po-
Sebnim sOcutjem ma te malcke.
raZumeVajoC, ola ne uzivajO ro-
diteljske dobrote.
Vprav cato Sc je tudi zacelo
to cudovito, prelepo, blagorodno
gibanje med drzavljani Soviet
ske zveze, NajrazlicnejSi ljudje
pc SVOjem z~naCaju, nagnenjih,
poklicu, nacinu zivljenja, so "a
cell pO%sinavljati male sirote, Xxi
jih je dala vojna.
Nikdar ne bono pozabili pr
vega otroka, XII je Zapustil Re
merOnski deGji dom, modrooke-
ga triletnega AljoSo. Vsi so ga
ljubili, tega neugnanega S~aljiv-
ca. Kot burja je divjal 20 pro-
Stornih sobah deGjcga doma, IL
m~iSljajoc 81 - "a stare liudi -
nepojmljive, fantasticne igre.
Vcasih pa, V vrtincu svojega
bujnega veselja, je naenkrat
utihnil, njegovo 1.-Two licece je
Gudno okamenelo, rocice so Sc
mu brez moci povesile, - spo-
minjal Sc je tega, kar je prezi-
vel, ma mater, XII so jo ubili ia
SiSti.
Sergej Jevstignejev, strugar
IL tovarne "a streliVO, XII nj incl
otrok, je prisel skupaj S svoio
zeno V decji dom, da bi 81 izbral
Sina.
Zelo tezko JIG izbirati sina. Vsi
malcki te gledajo Z zaupanjem
in prijazno, vsi imajo svetle oCi
in prifrknjene noske in Vsakega
bi rad vel. A naenkrat Sc ii "a
cenja dozdevati, da je prav ia,
svetlOlasi Z jasnimi OCmi - tiSti
edini, XII ga pogreSaS V svoii hiSi.
Jevstignejevim Sc je zazdelo,
da je tax edini AIjoSa. V tel mai
vaznejSi minuti svojega zivIje-
MIA je fantek, zapihan in zasop-
lien tlacil V igracko - tovarni-
ski tOvOrni avtO - Starega, le-
mega macka Vasko, XII Sc ie
brezskrbno redil V detdomski
kuhinji.
- Tu je tVoja mama, - SO
mu rekli in pokazali ma Jcvstig-
nejevo zeno.
AljoSa je resno pogIedal ma
zensko, XII je staIa pred MIN.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-18

Madzar CpatetiCno): VpraSam
vas, gospoda, kakSna pravica je
to, da mora biti Madzarska SITS
njena V tako ozke meje? Re pref
nismo mogli dihati, zdaj mas pa
obsolutno dust! In kakor da bi
mera kriVic Sc ne bila polna,
hocejo zdaj Cehoslovaki pogna-
ii preko svojih mel nadaljnje tt
sOce Madzarov, ceS, da MISC bill
zvesti drzavljani. Gospodje,
kan bono z mimi, ko Sc "a mas
nj prostora? 10 bi nam vsaj W.
Mill Transilvanijo pa Backo in
Banat, pOtem -
Romunec (zbadljivo): Sal, pa
Sc HrVaSko in SlOvaSko "a po-
vrh - "a nagrado, ker ste tako
verno sluzili Hitlerju, kajne?
Da 81 lie upate odpreti gobec pc
vsem hudem, kar ste prizadejali
svojim sosedom. VaSa predrz-
most -
Madzar (zavije oci kot da bi
ga V trebuhu 5cipalo): Prosim,
JAZZ imam besedo, Mi ne zahte-
VamO drugega razen pravice -
navadne cloveSke pravice, XII -
Romunec (besno): Ki je vi
Madzari niste nikdar poznali "a
druge! Z vami je bio vedno ia
ko, da Sc VAN je vedno videlo
Vse V redu, dokler ste kakor
macka cepeli drugim "a vratom
ter jih grill in praskali; elm pa
Vam kdO stopi ma rep pa cvi-
lite kO -
CehosIovak Cdvinge roko):
PrOsim predsednika, da mi do
wolf odgovor ma izvajanja "a
stOpnika Madzarske. Cehoslova-
Ska je cetrt stoletja gojila gade
ma sVojih prSih, toda poslej ne
maramO Vec tuje svojati V svo-
jih mejah. Cehoslovaska zem-
liza pripada Cehom in Slovakom.
Amen.
Madzar Cogorceno): Kaj, svo-
jat mas imenujete? Sramota.
ROmuncc (porogljivo): Ali re-
lite, da Vas imenujemo angel
Cke?
Predsednik (tolce S svoiim
kladiVcem pc mizD: Prosim, 60
spoda, Brzdajte svoje "strasti! To
sc vendar ne spodobi ma tenn
mestu. Ali smo mirovna konfe-
renca ali babji semenj?
Rus Use obrne k Amerikancu;
posmehljivo): Vidite? SliSite?
Kakor paglavci Sc prickajo in
zmerjajo! A vi vzlic temu W.
trajate, da jim je treba dovoliti
vec sVobode . Palice, palice.
Amerikanec (pogleda Rusa IL
pod celia; zbadljivo): &c hi bila
palica V vasih rokah, kajne?
Ampak IL tie moke ne DO kruha,
prijatelj, Mi nismo zrtvovali sto-
tisOCev mladih fantov in Stirih
sto milijard dolarjev cato, da bi
vi pobasali Evropo V svojo NAL
no! Mi smo "a demokracijo. Kar
Europa potrebuie. ie vec demo-
kraciie
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Moio mdmo Sc ie vrniIo

SamO sluzbeno pot sem imela in
izgubila sva Sc. Sedaj sem Sc
Vrnila.
- Moja mamica Sc je vrnila!
- je pc kratkem premoru una
goslavno zavriskal decko in OBJ
visel ma vratu zene, XII je to mi
nuto postala njegova edna pra-
va matt.
-. Tri leta so pretekla. Zopet
je januar. Zopet metejo snezni
Viharji. Pc razciSceni stezi, XII
pelje med zameti preko vrta Sc
priblizujem k mocno osvetlieni
HIST Jevstignejevih. Ma mole tr-
kanje Sc OdzOVe zVOnki deSki
glaS. KakO je zrasel, kako Sc ie
pOpraVil pObalin! &c ne bi bilo
teh modrih oCi, bi V tenn rdeCe-
liCnem, mocnem fantu, XII stoji
pred menOj, ne mogla spoznati
majhnO SirOto, XII ie takrat V
moi naVzocnosti zapustila decii
dom.
Ponovno Sc seznanjava. Pre-
VidnO pravim otrOku, da sem ga
Videla pred trent lett.
- All, to je bilO takrat, ko
sva Sc zgubila Z mamo in me je
ona potem naSla? -. izpraSuje
on nitro in raVnoduSno.
- Sc spominjaS?
- Ne, - odgovarja deGek
mirno, - mama je pripovedo-
Vala.
Pelje me V topic zakurjene
sobe. V jedilnici stoji ma omari
pOsOda z mandarinami.
- Hocete? - mi gostoljubno
ponuja mali gospodar, - to je
prinesel papa "a noVo leto.
V kotu sObe stoji ogromna, da
stropa segajoca okinGana smre-
ka. Velik pliSast medved udob-
no sedi Oh njenem vznozju.
- Tvoj?
- Aha. Babuska ga je poda-
rila. 10 vi ne poznate? Midva z
babuSko gospodariva, a papa in
mama delata. Tudi MILO sem re
pripravil.
Ozrem Sc ma MILO, XII je po-
grnjena "a pet ljudi in nehote
vpraSam: Mama, papa, babuSka.
ii e. Kdo pa je pri vas peti?
- NataSa, sestra.
Gotovo bere ma mojem obra-
zu iskrenO nerazumevanje in
mOlci nekaj trenotkov. Potem
stopi na prste in mi Sepece V
uhO:
- Nj Sc dolgo pr mas, samo
tri tedne. SirOta je, il detdoma
Cdecjega doma) smo 10 well. Sa-
nc noCemo, da bi vedela, da nj
naSa.
Cd Jevstignejevih grem k
inzenirju Sviridovu. Tudi on ie
vel takrat, ko sem bila Sc JAZZ V
decjem domu "a svojega Stiri-
letnega Belorusa SaSo. Ia cello
zivljenje SO Sc mi vtisnile V spo-
min besede tega priletnega clio
Veka:
- Seveda, oba Z zeno nisva
Vec mlada, r~ojstno leto imava
isti - 1888. Imava re velike 81
move, in vsi trije SO sedaj V ar
madi. V Hist je postalo tako tho
-. Date nam Sc enega sina.
Svidorovi imajo stanovanje V
noVi lepo urejeni hist. Vrata mi
Odpre mlad Clovek V oficirskem