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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-16

naju ne zapazijo, ali pa da mama
pridejo prepozno ma pomoc.
ceprav nj incl dosti upanja,
je vendar odtrgal kos padala in
zaeel z MIN mahati. Oh enem
je vee strelov izpalil il svojega
browninga, skratka, uporabil je
vse make, XII so v TAKEN prime
ru obicajni.
To je bio v onem trenutku,
ko ju je opazil kapetan Rattle
snake.
Med tenn Sc je voda polago-
ma dvigala v notranjosti colna
in dosegla ze skoraj polovico.
Lionel je obupno mahal, NOR
maria sta pri veslanju napenja-
la vse svoje sile, toda voda .je
magic narascala in teza obeh
ljudi je porivala ladjo proti
dnu.
Naola je bila ze do pasu v
vodi.
- Utopiva Sc, predno pride
jo do naju, je rekla zalostno,
udana v svojo usodo.
Ne, il je odvrnil Lionel.
Plavala bova toliko casa, dokler
ne dospe coin do naju. Ne boj
Sc, JAZZ tie bonn drzal mad vodo
Naposled Sc je pod njuno te.
70 coin udal. Lionel je prijel z
emo roko Naolo in zacal plavati
Cutil Sc je dovolj mocnega, da
vzdrA do prihoda mornarjev
toda naenkrat Sc mu je zdelo
da vidi v valovju temne, svetli.
kajoce Sc hrbte somov, XII jit
kar mrgoi onih krajev. &c b
ju lie eden napadel, bi bila izgub
LENA.
K sreci pa je bila njegova bo
jazen neopravicena in deset mi
nut pozneje sta ze sedela v col
nu, XII ju je pripeljal ma "Vese
10 Dolly, kjer ju je sprejel ka
petan Rattlesnake.
Med tenn ko sta sc mu prisre
no zahvaljevala, Sc je start gu
sar ma them spraseval, kdo b
pac bill ia parcek in odkod pri.
haja.
- Kapetan, je dejal Lionel
dovolite mi najprej, da Sc van
prav iskreno zahvalim. Dodat
vam pa moran, da ia zahvala ne
bo ohstojala samo IL praznif
besed.
- S kom imam cast govori.
ii? je vprasal kapetan Rattle.
snake kar najprijaznejse.
JAZZ sem Lionel Brady il
San Francisco.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-16

Pihal je mocan jugo-zapaden
veter in ''Vesela Dolly je hitela
z vsemi jadri v smeri proti San
Francisco. Lionel in Naola sta
sedela drug poleg drugega in 2
zanimanjem gledala define, XII
SO Sc premetavali po vodni gla-
DIM in sledili ladji.
Gin bolj SO Sc priblizevali
ameriski obali, tembolj je po-
stajala mladenka nemirna.
~ stopim v svet, XII ga ne po-
znam, je dejala pogosto. Kako
me hos predstavil svojim prija-
teljem? Tisockrat Sc osmesim s
svojim vedenjem, in velike da-
me tvoje prijateljice, Sc bodo
norcevale il uboge Indijanke!
- Ne imej skrbi radi tega, je
odvrnil zivahno; ii 81 lepsa in
elegantnejsa in Sc znas bolje
vesti, kot vecina teh velikih
dam. Navadim te nekaterih obi
cajev, XII jih Sc ne poznas, in ko
bos imela obleke, kakor sc spo-
dobijo "a tvojo lepoto in stall
See v druzbi, XII ga zavzames,
bodo vsi saloni v Frisku ponos-
nj, da stejejo soprogo Lionela
Bradyja med svoje obiskoval-
ke.
Kapetan Rattlesnake je bill
zelo diskreten in sc je redko me-
Sal v pogovor zarocencev. ST.
Ger je pa ma vse naeine prav po-
zorno skrbel zanju in ju skusal
zabavati..
Da razveseli Naolo, je prize.
dill low ma letece ribe, drugic pa
je dal ujeti morskega soma.
Ia low dekletu nj ugajal in je
napravil ma MO strasen utis. Kc
je videla, da somovo srce ma
krovu bije Sc emo uro po smrti
zivai, Sc je spomnila strasnik
daritev, XII jim je diva ali trikrat
prisostvovala v svoji mladosti
in bila je yes dan zalostna.
Potovanje Sc je srecno konca'
10 in teden dni po njiju cudez
mem begu sta Lionel in Naols
stopila ma pomol v San Franci
sku. Bio je krasno solneno jul
tro. Poslovila sta Sc Cd postene
ga kapetana Rattlesnaka, XII gs
je Lionel kraljevsko obdaril "a
uslugo.
| Cetrto poglavje
/ "Vila srece"
i V nekaj tednih Sc je Naolins
zunanjost precej spremenil;
Nihee ne bi bill spoznal v ele
i gantni, a skromno obleceni mia
di dami bivso svecenico Solnca
odeto v rdeeo halo in kronant
z diademom pestro barvanil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-16
G etrto pogla v je
"ViIa srece"

V nekaJ tednlh Sc Je NaoIma
zunanjost precej spremenila
Nihee ne bi bill spoznal v ele-
gantni, a skromno obleceni mia
di dami bivso svecenico Solnca,
odeto v rdeeo halo in kronano
z diademom pestro barvanih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-16
- Znameniti yachman? je do
dal kapetan -spostljivo.

- Znameniti yachman? je do
dal kapetan spostljivo.
- Da. 4
- Dovolite mi, da Sc YAM tudi
JAZZ predstavim: Kapetan Geor-
die Borrow, bolj znan pod ime-
nom Rattlesnake.
- Imeniten slucaj! Smatraj-
te naju, mojo zarocenko in me-
ne, "a placujoca potnika. Razen
tega vam, ko pridemo v San
Francisco, izrocim vsoto tisoc
dolarjev, XII jo radcliffe mostvu,
in posebno nagrado "a mornar-
ia, XII sta prisla S colnom.
Rattlesnake nj vedel, kaj hi
pocel cd veselja: sreca mu je
prinesla diva plaeujoca costa in
razen tega je resil Bradyja, XII
je bill Clan najboljse druzbe v
San Francisco, kar da njegove-
mu omajanemu slovesu spet nov
sijaj.
Radi lepsega Sc je nekoliko
branil, ces da je njegova nava-
da, da cd ponesreeencev nikoli
ne zahteva niti pare, koncno pa
je sprejel vse, kar mu je Lionel
obljubljal.
Znano je citateljem, da je bill
kapetan Rattlesnake stalen gost
v "zelezni hisi' in clan tajnega
udruzenja Mygalov, toda "a Mi
sterijini skrivnosti nj vedel in
nj mu bio znano, da sta 81 Mi
sterija in Lionel nasprotnika.
Misterija bi Sc bila silno "a
cudila, ako bi bila zvedela, da
je Bradyja resil ravno eden cla-
nov njenega udruzenja.
Kapetan Sc je hotel pokazati
CHM najuljudnejsega napram ta-
ko bogati in znani osebi, kakr-
sen je bill yachtman, in dial je
obema ponesreeencema ma raz-
polago svojo kabino. Preskrbei
jima je vse, kar sta potrebova-
la: sveze perilo, obleko in hra-
no.
Lionel je slekel svoj premo-
ceni jopic in Sc oblekel v NOR
maria. z zadovoljstvom je zapa-
zil, da nj izgubil svojih listin in
da je Sc vedno v posesti cudne-
ga hieroglifskega papirja, XII ga
je bill ugrabil Misteriji. Pravza-
prav nj vedel, kaj. maj pocne Z
MIN, a ko ga je dal posusiti, ga
je skrbno sprawl v listnico.
Med tenn, ko je tako urejeval
svoje stvari, Sc je bila Naola
vlegla v kabini v posteljo in ia.
koj zaspala.
Naslednji dan Sc je bila ze
cisto popravila cd prestaniE
strasnih dogodkov. Kapet a r
Rattlesnake je nasel ma svoj
ladji zaboj, poln zenskih oblel
in tako Sc je lahko Naola do.
stojno oblekla in vrgla proc
svojo skrlatno halo.
Odeta v crno obleko sc je zde.
la Sc lepsa kot v sveceniski ha'
! iii. Lionel sc je vedno bolj cudi
njeni skromnosti in njenemu fl
nemu vedenju ter bill vedno Dol.
zadovoljen.
- Odpotoval sem, da poiseen
zaklad, je dejal smejoe Sc Ma
oil, in v resnici sc vracam z "a.
kladom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-16
ZakOnski par

srednjih let s enim otrokom,
zeli dobiti v najem stanovanje
S 3 ali A sobami. Kdor ina "a od-
dati maj pokliee GIL 0461.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-16
NAPRODAJ JE

zidano poslopje; ina dvoje sta
novanj in dive .trgovini. Istotam
Sc proda preso 81 tone, ma zob-
casta kolesa gears in 8 rjuh,
5-6"x5'-6". Poizve Sc podrobno-
sti ma 5O6 E. 152 St., zgoraj.
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joint Council Begins
Study Of School Pay

The Joint Legislative Council of
Education Organizations has started
studies into the need for revising
District teachers salary schedules.
The Board of Education has as
signed the council to investigate the
entire salary structure with a view
to removing inequities. Findings
will be submitted to the Congress,
which requested the inquiry orig
inally.
A 10-Member Steering Committee
was appointed by the council at a
meeting yesterday to consider the
recommendation on salaries that
are being submitted by the 46 organ
izations represented on the council
The Steering Committee is headed
by the councils new president, Miss
Myrtle Moore, teacher at the Paul
Junior High School, who was chosen
at the annual election yesterday.
Miss Carolyn Manns, teacher at
Mott School, was elected secretary
treasurer.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
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Amply employment oftice, 4th floor, LANs-
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ARLINGTON INVESTMENT CO., INC
Real opportunity for highly ambitious young
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Church Council Urges
Tolerance for Russia,
Rigid Convictions
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-1The Fed
eral Council Of the Churches of
Christ In America today urged the
United States to take the lead in
applying a formula of tolerance"
to obtain an enduring peace, and
said war with Russia "can be
avoided and must be avoided with
out compromise of basic convic-
tions."
In a statement on Soviet-Ameri-
can relations submitted to its Com
mission on a just and Durable
Peace the council said:
'It must be made clear that our
Nation utterly renounces for itself
the use internationally of the
method of intolerance. ''' 1t must
be made equally clear that persist
ence internationally by the Soviet
government or the Soviet Commu-
mist Party in methods of intolerance
will not in fact make their
faith prevail and will jeopardize the
peace"
Fears Destruction of Both.
The statement, issued yesterday,
declared in discussion of tensions"
between the Soviet Union and the
United States, the present arma-
ment race" between the two nations
will, if continued, probably lead to
the destruction of both"
It described Soviet leadership as
dynamic" while holding that the
United States has been for about so
years "a status quo power" The
statement contended the American
people need to get over the idea
that peace is a static condition."
adding that change is the law Of
life"
Factors Other Than Military.
Asserting that mo nation should
allow its action to be determined by
military factors alone" the state
ment added:
1.-THE United States should set an
example by renouncing the acqui-
sition of new military bases so far
distant from the continental United
States and so close to the Soviet
Union that the offensive threat is
both disproportionate to the defense
value to the United States and also
incompatible with policy designed
to dissipate distrust and to increase
good will. The principle applies to
all nations"
Such new military bases" were
not identified in the statement, but
newsmen were informed that Ice
land was in mind because of its
closeness to the Baltic ports, and
Okinawa because it might dominate
Vladivostok. A spokesman said the
Council did not contemplate urging
giving up prewar bases such as in
Hawaii and the Philippines.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
Mrs. Marian Harris
Leaves CONGRESS Library

After % years or service at the
Library of Congress, Mrs. Marian
Sands Harris retired yesterday to
become assistant librarian at I'M
maculata Seminary.
Mrs. Harris, who lives at 4811
Forty third place NV, was given
farewell party by her fellow
employees yesterday in the Whittall
Pavilion of the Library.
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annd Carrie F. Cunningham. 20. 1908
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and Lorraine Y. Weiter, 20. 1896 Wis
consin ave. NV.
snd MasqSask l. 81 asde a. ss SIS
Adams ST., Arlington, Va;
poares GaErss sss 2s Yfs ssS st.
and Ethel N. Petzold, 20, $50 Edsewood
Mary J. Nethercott, 26. 1445 Otis pl
Gerald J. o'Day. 4s, II Massac achusetts
ave. NV, and Charlotte L. O'Day, 270O
Wisconsin ave. NV.
Bernard H. Parisky. 80, and Tillie Ruben
stein, 80, both of 1445 Ogden ST. NV
Leonard A. Romagna. 20, Port Washing
ton, N. Y, and Barbara C. Thornell, 25,
Harold L. Lawrence, %, 1919 North vath
Wssthser VII AanS'G 9s, ss$ ssfh ss Nn0is ST. South
Lester E. ormsbee. "a. 1884 Wisconsin
ave. NV. and Mary H Kavcsak 81. 917
Richard 3. Moore, %. 1873 Massachusetts
ave. NV, and Kathleen L. Doan, 10,
1877 B st. ne.
John p. Micks: 33. and Rachel L. Conner,
% both of Falls Church. Va
George F. Dappert, "a, New York City.
and Jane E. Bradbury, "a, 1908 Crit
Michael Feddock. 20. carteret. N. j.. and
Julia e. Barber, -, 222 33rd st. ne.
and Marion A. Storms. "a, 607 22nd st.
Robert E. jackson. 27, 422 Canal st. se..
and Frances Kerry, 81, 32S L st. sw.
william E. Brawner, 33, 1908 Delaware
ave. sw, and Earlean Mon Minor, 20
y kSth ave. ne.
Evening star., 1946-10-19

sell furniture and appliances In store: good
salary and commission: high earnipgs;
Present sales stan are aware o. TINS aq
and our expansion program. ATLAS, SzA
q st. NV. -4s
Evening star., 1946-10-19
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. la10S, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tDait three tuH days and
receipe the, license ON the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-10
French Police Detain
Lily Pons For Checking

PARIS, April 9-P-The Paris
Evening Press said Tuesday night
Lily Pons, the French born
American opera star, had been
held at the suburban LIE Vesinet
police station for nearly an hour
yesterday for certification of her
identity papers.
The newspaper said Miss Pons
was lunching with friends, includ-
ing the well-known artist Maurice
Utrillo, and his wife. The number
of automobiles in front attracted
the police who took the whole
party to headquarters for identi-
fication checks. ALI were released
afterwards.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-10
STATE COP READY
FOR CONVENTION
Platform Committee Starts
Work On Document;
Stassen Will Sneak

WINSTON-SALEM, April 9-P)-
North Carolina Republicans. pre-
pairing for their state convention
here Wednesday night began writ
ing a platform and list of pro-
posed changes in organization, one
of which, it was learned, would
reduce the number of delegates
for some large counties and in
crease the number for some small
ones.
A prominent party member said
the proposed organization change
would affect large counties which
almost always vote overwhelming
Democratic and not Republican
Special committees on the plat.
form, organization resolutions me-
following a dinner which featured