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The Nome nugget., 1947-05-21

WASHINGTON, (P) Legisla- ton to provide an $8,OOO, ,OOO pub lie airport in Alaska, and a $5,- 000,000 airport for Fairbanks, were introduced Monday by Rep. Howell Ull0.
 The measures would direct the civil aeronautics administrator to construct both fields. The first one would be operated by the CAA, which could locate it wher- ever it thinks desirable, and the second would be turned over to the City of Fairbanks when com- pleted.
 For the Fairbanks field, the CAA would build any highways and bridges necessary to reach it from the city.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-21

WINDSOR, Ont. (P)-Three u. s. army air force officers and two enlisted men were plunged to their deaths in a rain-soaked wheat field near here last night when their twin-engined GAS army transport plane went down during severe electrical storm.
 The five flyers were bound from Wright Field, near Dayton. Ohio, to Selfridge Field, Mich, and were only a few minutes from their destination at the time of the crash.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-21
RITA TAVIS LEAVES FOR HONOLULU

Rita Tavis, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. J. O'Leary, who has been with the Pan American here, left last Monday evening enroute to Honolulu where she has been transferred. With her was her son Michael, aged seven, who is mak- ing his first big air trip.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-21

NEW YORK, R-Mayor Will liam O'Dwyer,- learning that the city has been paying more than $500 month since December to house relief family in a midtown hotel suite and provide it's food and clothing, has directed the well fare department to re-house such cases "as quickly and humanely as possible"
 The status of the family came to light yesterday when the 35- year-old unemployed father was called into court to explain the truancy of one of his five children.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-21

MILWAUKEE, R-Municipal judge Herbert Steffes today or dered Dr. John Lewis, pastor of fire-swept Calvary Presbyterian church to stand trial June 9 on charges of arson, after three alien ists had testified that the prom inent clergyman was sane.
 The state charges Dr. Lewis started a $150,00O fire at his church last January.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-21
NEWS IN BRIEF

MUNICH, R)--A Jewish syna- gogue wrecked by the Nazis in 1888 was returned to the serv.ce of the Jewish people of Munich at dedication ceremonies Tuesday. It is the first synagogue to be re- opened here since the end of the war.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-21

ARRAH, Wash. R)-The lure of the north has called William Graham, a school teacher here, and his wife.
 They will sail for Alaska the last of August to open a school at Anchor Point, Is miles from Homer, on Cook Inlet. He has been scout master here of a troop of 40 boys and his wife plans to con- duct religious work among the children in their Alaska commun- ity The village has about 20 white families.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-21

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (R- William Greenwood, 73, retired business representative of News paper Enterprise association and former editor and publisher, call- ed his wife to his bedside Sunday and dictated:
 Retired by death, William Greenwood Naylor, known as the bard of Skaneateles, for the last 20 years a devotee of Horticulture, died at his home today" He died yesterday. He was a former man. aging editor of the magazine Puck.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-21

ABINGDON, Burma, (P The anti-Fascist Peoples Freedom League presented to a general convention Tuesday a draft form of Burma's new constitution pro- posing that the British dependency become an independent sovereign republic"
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-21
NOTICE

All male and female persons be- tween the ages of 21 and 55, who are employed within the legal boundaries of the Territory of Alaska must pay school tax of five dollars per person, in com pliance with Chapter 38, Session Laws of Alaska of 1943. 1947 tax is now payable at the office of the United States Commissioner of Nome, Alaska.
 JAMES ADAMS,
 United States Commissioner
 Deputy Tax Collector 61-3t for the Second Division
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-21

The Egyptians made perfumes lasting 5000 years, but the modern kinds help girls land their man at 5000 yards.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-21
Classified Ads

FOR SALE-Anyone interested in buying the property known as the Old Barber Shop (next to former Bon Marche), please see Stanley F. Thompson at the Snack Shack at once. Gilt FOUND-Ladies bracelet. Call at Nugget.
 FOR SALE-New Frigidaire, 2 cubic feet, D-1-7. Price $245.00. Call Main IA. 61-1tp FOR SALE-Lot 50 x 7o with B. room house partly furnished. Tall Main 62. 49-tf FOR SALE-1 Chil1's Stroller. $10. Contact Wien Airlines. 61-3t FOR SALE-1934 Plymouth Se- dan, completely overhauled. New engine. Inquire Glue Pot. 61-3t
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-21

World peace requires fewer mill itary inventions and interventions.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-21
ATTENTION PIONEERS

Meeting Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. Bob Baldwin. SecY.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-21

FOR SALE Chil1's Stroller
 $10. Contact Wien Airlines. 61-3t
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28
DeViIhiss Union
Asks For Street
Continued from Page

Continued from Page L
their homes in the Lagrange st.
district.
Want Through Street
Both Mr.. Burke and Mr.. Ga
iewski expressed the opinion
that since the trade of land was
made for the convenience of the
IDeVilbiss Company that the
convenience of thousands of To-
.ledo factory employees shoulS
also be considered and the
street cut through from Detroit
to Lagrange.
Employees of the DeVilbiss
Co, are emphatic in their de-
mands that the city proceed at
the earliest possible time to do
the paving job and that steps be
taken to see that city property
does not 90 to the DeVilbiss Co.
by default on the part of the
citv
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28
CWA Is Planning
Political Action

WAS HIN G. TON, Nov. &c
(LPA) - Legislative directors
from Communication Workers
of America 33 divisions will con-
vene here on Dec. / to develop
plans for political action.
Issuing the call for the con-
ference, CWA President Joseph
Beirne said, "We are in a period
of reaction as was witnessed by
the actions of the Both Congress.
Acts of omission by the Congress
were as important as their acts
of commission.
estate legislatures in most
instances were as vicious as
Congress-" Beirne said. '"The
small sprinkling of social legis-
lation cannot be compared to
deluge of reactionary laws Un-
less everyday working men and
women like ourselves take a
strong hand in the affairs of
government the cycle will con-
tinue."
CWA has called on Congress
to take necessary action to bring
prices under control. Other pro-
posed legislation that will be
considered by the conference
will include the pending hous-
ing measures and the Murray
Wagner-Dingell health bill.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28
USO Rejects tn
Law AmidoVi+S

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 26 (LPA)
The Altman executive board
board of the United Steelwork-
ers-CIO voted unanimously last
week to confirm the unions pol
icy of refusal to sign Taft-Hart-
ley anti-Communist affidavits.
CIO President Philip Murray
summoned the CLOS nine vice
presidents to a special meeting
in Washington on Dec. 2 to dis
cuss the CLOS position on Presi-
dent Truman's message to Con-
gress and his domestic and for
eign program.
In restating their rejection OF
the anti-C Communist affidavits
the USA board members pointed
out that the original resolution
last July said, "We denounce the
new Taft-Hartley Act and the
new labor board as instruments
clearly d desig n d to Cypress
unions to destroy the living
standards of American workers.
The USA board, after a thor
ough discussion of Truman
program, recommended to Muir
ray that he call the meeting OF
the vice-president to d c d c
what the CIO stand will be on
implementing the Marshall Plan
as Truman proposed.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28
Conodd to Accept
European DPS

NEW YORK (LPA) - Re-
porting that there was a vast
reservoir of talent to be drawn
upon in the DIP camps of Ger
many and Austria, an employer
union delegation appointed by
the Canadian government an
nounced last week that they had
selected 1000 displaced gar
ment workers for migration tc
Canada. Another committee
chosen from the Int'l. Ladie,
Garment Workers-AFL, the
Amalgamated Clothing Work
ers-CIO, and employers in the
mems and women's clothing in
dustry in the u. S., has peti-
toned the federal government
for permission to bring 10000
garment workers into the Unit
! ed States.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28
Truman Splits
COP Bigwigs On
Europe Help
Continued from Page /

initiation program. The Senate
Banking Committee will first
take up bill by Rep. c. Doug
lass. Buck (R., DELI to restore
federal controls over consumer
credit. The Joint Committee on
the Economic Report will hear
Administration spokesmen on
the methods they propose to
carry out the 10-point plan. Sen.
Taft has shown great reluctance
to even discuss price control and
rationing before January /, and
at best puts these "at the bot
tom of the list.
The House Banking Commi-
tee, headed by Rep. Jesse VOL
colt (R., Mich.) opens hearings
on rationing and price controls
this week. Wolcott led the fight
on OPA and opposes the Tru-
man program.
Adding fuel 10 the flreS, the
Bureau of Labor Statistics last
week made public figures show
ing that wholesale prices rose
04% to a new postwar high
during the week ended Nov. Is
Primary market prices were
40.6% higher than the end ot
June 1916 when effective price
controls ended.
The cost of living in mid
September reached a new record
high and food prices broke rec.
ords the fourth consecutive
month, BIS reported. The retail
food price figures, delayed be-
cause Congress cut BIS fund;
to the bone last June, showed
that price advances for meats
dairy products and eggs were
the grea est, Market-basket
foods now are 4096 higher than
in June 1946, and 10% higher
than the peak reached after
World War l in June 1920.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28
.WoIchok Fires
2 ToIedodns
Continued from Page !

Continued from Page L
1--WE will continue our battle
against corruption in the Inter
national union. Mr.. Wolchok
might fire every person who re-
fuses to follow his dictatorial
policies, but we will still take
the matter direct to the rank
and file"
Four other union officers
were discharged in Boston re-
Gently by the union president,
Mr.. Irwin stated.
Petitions seeking a referen-
dunn on the question of holding
a convention Immediately are
being initiated here. Twenty
five per cent of the union S
members in five states must
sign the petition.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28
Freedom Troin
Hits Roce Snoq

HATTIESBURG, Miss. (LPA)
- The Freedom Train, carry
ing the Declaration of Inde-
pendence and other historical
documents, found that southern
hospitality isn't all it's made
out to be when the town of
Hattiesburg last week followed
an example set by Memphis,
Tenn, in barring the train be-
cause there could be no segre-
cation of visitors because OF
race. Mayor William Hartsfield
of Atlanta welcomed the train,
however, saying, II am willing
to stand beside any American
citizen, regardless of race or
creed, in mutual admiration
and respect for those great his
torical charters of American
freedom I"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28
Russians PIon
Marshall Fight In
.WFTU Meeting

LONDON, Nov. 26 - (LPA)
- CIO delegates to the meeting
of the executive bureau Of the
World Federation of Trade Un-
ions had their hands full in
Paris this week as Russian
WFTU delegates made it clear
that they would fight any
Marshall Plan proposal to the
death.
Tipoff to the CIO delegates,
Secretary-treasurer James Ca
rey and Frank Rosenblum, vice
president of the Amalgamated
Clothing Workers, was a state
ment in Trud, Soviet trade un-
ion publication, that Russian de-
legates to the Paris WFTU
meeting would "try to assure"
that the WITH should be
transformed into an efficient
militant organization of the in
ternational working class"
A New York Times dispatch
from Moscow reported that V.
v. Kuznetsov, chairman of the
Soviet Trade Union Council, de-
clared that WITH leadership
had some weaknesses and that
The most important shortcom-
'ng is the presence in its leader
ship of old reformist tendencies
which remained as the heritage
of the Amsterdam (the Second
SocialisD International" The
Russian delegates to the Paris
meeting, said Kuznetsov, will
now attempt to make the WITH
"free from any reformist and
Cancellation influences"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28
Congress Must
Re-lmpose
Controls
Continued from Page l


dustries have jumped from 15%
to SO per cent.
Noting that prices of some
raw materials were due in
part" to wage increases the
Outlook said that "in the raw
material industries, wages
constitute only a small part OF
the total value of the product
turned out in that industry.
Consequently, these raw mater
ial industries could absorb the
Increased costs resulting from
wage increases. But, instead OF
absorbing the small increases in
cost, they pass these higher
costs on to the professors in the
form of higher prices, prices far
higher than were necessary to
offset the wage increases in
their industry"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28
.CIO Housing
Under Way

NEW YORK (LPA) - Con-
struction was begun here last
week on the Sidney Hillman
Housing Development, an 300
family, low-cost cooperative
housing project of the Amalga-
mated Clothing Workers-CIO
The memorial will cover eight
city blocks, much of the area
being devoted to parks, play
grounds, and widened streets in
a practical effort to eliminate
slums.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28
cIO Files Race Brief

WASHINGTON (LPA) -
"The right to acquire and hold
property as home without dis
elimination because of race en-
joys at least the same protec-
ton as freedom of speech, re-
lision and the press" the CIC
asserted in a friend of the
court" brief filed with the Su-
preme Court last week during
consideration of four cases in
volving racial covenants.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28
.LcPc TO
Establish
Offices
Continued from Page /

SOhNAhAN0 AAOAA 60
tee were made by Clayton Rusch
and Ollie Pecord.
Ivo Erwin spoke for Lawrence
N. Steinberg, LCPC secretary
who was out of the city.
Charles Ballard, Region 2-B
director, represented R c h a r d
Gosser, who was called out of
the city, and urged the group to
continue their efforts to do on
the political front what they had
done at the bargaining table.
Following a discussion Of ways
an dmeans of enlarging the or
ganization, the group voted to
meet Dec. II at the Commodore
Perry Hotel at 8 p. m.
Earl Streeter, MESA vice
chairman, preside e d over the
meeting in the absence of Rich
ard Gosser.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28
Jersey TO ExPGnd
M At Rutgers u.

NEWARK, N. ]. UPA) -
Jew Jerseys 1948 legislature
viii be asked 20 appropriate
100000 to expand the new In
titute of Management g. Labor
relations at Rutgers University,
t was announced last week by
Assemblyman Lewis M Herr
nam.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-28
BRIT BoYeo+ts
tn Board

NEW YORK (LPA) - The
Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men, with more than 100000
members, will not sign the
Taft Hartley a mt i Communist
affidavits, BRIT President A.
f. Whitney declared here last
week
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23
ENAKOPRAVNOST

Ko je prisel domov, je po-
stavljala Silvia belo azalejo ma
salonsko okno; "a hrbtom Sc je
prikral k Mi in il pripel malo
ogrlico okrog vrata. Okrenila Sc
je in ga objela. cutil je, kako
je silno ginjena. In vest ga je
pekla, ker jo je S svojim polju-
bonn tidal.
Toda cello ko jo je poljubljal,
81 je srce zakrknil.
Enajsto poglavje
Ko je drugi dan omenila, da
bi mu bilo treba ma zrak, ke1
je videti utrujen, Sc je zopet pri'
jel njene besede in rekel, ds
pojde jahat, nj pa povedal, s
kom. Ko je ia njegov sklep odo.
brila, je malo pomolcala, nate
pa je vprasala:
"Zakaj ne jahas Nello?'
Tako je ze izgubil vse poste'
ME, da ga je bila komaj sram
ko je odgovoril:
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23

analfabetskem tecaju kot dopol-
dne pri transportu."
Signal il taborisca je pretrgal
najin razgovor. Prosti cas- je po-
tekel. 49,. ~*.z.<. >:
Kc Sc je brigada zbrala oh me-
sanem brigadnem pevskem zbo-
ru, XII je incl vajo v brezovem
gozdicu,-pri prostem odru, kjer
Sc je igralska skupina ucila skee
"Nova smena," ma jasi, kjer je
imela vaje folklorna skupina, XII
je studirala makedonsko kolo,
sem stopil proti velikemu hrastu
oh strani taborisca:
Oh hrast je bila naslonjena
velika solska tabla. Okrog ME
|je bill zbran analfabetski tecaj
Ucenci kar pozirajo uciteljeve
besede. Ura mine mi1nogrede.
Tedaj je prebral pred vsem te
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23

govo obupno, tajno custvo IL
prevracalo v slabo streznikove
besede, Olivin sinocnji poset
- vse. Nekaj grdega je bio to
sumnicenje! Cutil, malone vi
del je, kako tenn pritajenim
custvom dust globlje in glob-
lie pogreza. Kaj kmalu mu bo
zapisano ma obraz! A kaj kori-
sti vse vznemirjanje? Kar bo,
to DO - tako ali drugaci:
In iznenada sc je strahoma
domislil, da je prvega novem-
bra - Silvijin rojstni dan! Do
slej ga nj Sc nikdar pozabil. To
ga je tako zmedlo, da je hotel
kar iti in iztresti pred MO vso
zgodbo teh svojih custev. To hi
bilo res krasno vezilo "a rojstni
dan! Namestu tega je vel klo-
bulk in zdirjal v bliznjo cvetli-
carno. Imela jo je neka Franco
zinja.
Kaj ina naprodaj?
Kaj pa gospod zeli? "Des oil
let's rouges? J'en al de bien
beaux ce soir."
me - teh ne! Belih cvetlic!"
"Une belle azalee 20
Da, to pa ze - in poslje maj
jih neutegoma - neutegoma!
Zraven je bill dragotinar.
Pravzaprav Sc zdaj nj vedel, ali
ina Silvia dragotine rada, ker
je nekdaj mimogrede omenil, da
so dragotine nekaj preprostega.
In obcutkom, da je res glo-
Jboko padel, ko skusa nicemur-
no saro poravnati, da nj yes dan
mislil nanjo, ker je mislil ma
drugo, je Sci in kupil edini lisp,
oh katerem sc mu nj zelodec
obracal - diva hruskasta crna
bisera, vsakega ma koncu drobne
platinove verizice. Ko je sto'
pill NINA ma cesto, je opazil
ma jasnem nebu, XII Sc je magic
prelivalo v temno sinjino, tenk
rob mlade lune, kakor bi letels
svetla lastovica z nazaj upog
njenimi krili proti zemlji. Tc
pomeni lepo vreme! &c bi le bi
10 v njegovem srcu lepo vreme
In da bi il prisla Sc pref azalejs
v roke, je korakal sem in tia pe
trgu, po katerem sta hodila 81
noci z Oliverom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23
II zIVLJENJA MA
MLADINSKI PROGI
(Nadaljevanje s 3. strand

(NaQalJeVanJe s. StTaLD
"'Saj vidis,' mi je kratko od-
govoril: 'Parolo pisem.'
"Jaz pa seveda nisem bill "a
dovoljen s tenn odgovorom: Do
bro, toda kaj pises?'
"Pogledal me je.
"'Aha, ii 81 nepismen. No po-
glej, kaj pisem: Noben mladinec
ne bo odsel S proge, ne da bi Sc
naucil pisati in citati.'
""To 81 napisal? Velja to tudi
"a mene?'
"'Seveda. To je nasa zaoblj ju-
ba marsalu Titu.'
"Potem sem vso noe mislil,
kako bo to, ko sc bonn naucil v
dveh mesecih pisati in citati," je
zivahno pripovedoval naprej Di-
mitar in obraz mu je zarel cd
veselja.
"ze naslednji dan so mas po.
slali in dobili smo ucenike
Istega dne so prisle ma progo di.
jakinje il uciteljisc. Tega dine
sem zacel borbo S crkami ir
stranmi :. Verjemi mi: v "a
cetku je bilo tezie popoldne ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23
Della "a zzenske

Moski ali zenska z avtom nekoli-
kim znanjem in voljo do della,
"a prodajanje. 20 ur tedensko. $35
do $50. Poklicite Evelyn HealY. EV
Oslo med 9. in IL. zjutraj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23

cajem ucitelj pismo, XII ga je ma
pisal Dimitar svojemu ocetu:
"Dragi o6e!
'Pi5ens TT s svojo lastno roko.
Postal sem ud0rnik IN ne ven,,
cesa bi bill bolj vesel aasiva wdar-
mix ali tega, do sem Sc maaGil
|pisati in 6itati. Oce, poslW Sc
Amdjelko ma progo, da Sc bo Sc
Andjelka ,,au6ila pisati IN Gtati.
P0vej vsem oGetom IN 1aladin-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23

Dekleta, izurjena, ali &c Sc zele
nauciti knjigovezne stroke. Pla-
Ga cd ure Zanimivo delo.' Forest
City Bookbinding. 326 Caxton
Bldg.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23

Gem y vasi, da je Tvoj sin pi-
sneep.
"Pozdravlja Te Tvoj
"Dimitrije."
"Tovarisi," je dejal ucitelj,
"tisoce mladincev in mladink je
srecnih kot Dimitrije. Ma progi
so Sc naucili tudi pisati. Ma svo-
ie domove sc bodo vrnili kot
prerojeni, bogati ljudje."
Brigadirji makedonske briga-
de Sc spet sklonejo v svoje zvez-
ke, v katere pisejo:
mi gradimo progo proga
gradi mas"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23

:I:
obraz, nato je smuknila skozi
vrata tako mirno kot jake prid-
no dete Cudovito, kak in
stinkt imajo zenske, cello mia
de Niti sledu vec o vcerajs-
Mi zapeljivi moci; niti zname-
MIA, da je vceraj sploh kaj BIZ
10 - samo zaupna je bila, kot
da mu je hci. Sedela je, pripo-
vedovala mu o Irskem, kazala
mu snopic risb, XII jih je izvr-
sila "a svoje odsotnosti. Ali jih
je prinesla, ker je vedela, da jo
DO zaradi njih pomiloval? Kaj
bi moglo biti mani nevarnega,
kaj bi Sc bolj obracalo ma ME
gova zascitniska in ocetovska
custva, nego memo vedenje tt
sto jutro? Kot da sc il hoce sa-
mo tega, Cesar il ne more dati
njen oce in MEN dom - kot da
mu hoce biti samo nekaka hcer-
ka!
Odsla je skromno, kakor je
prisla, branila sc je ostati "a
kosilo, ocividno, ker Sc je hote-
la ogniti Silviji. Tedaj sele Sc
mu je zjasnilo, da je morala
citati IL napetosti v njegovem
obrazu svarilo in Sc zbati, da jo
DO postal stran; tedaj sele Sc je
zavedel, kako ga je S tenn, da Sc
je zatekla pod njegovo zascito,
lie cvrsteje zvezala in mu Sc bolj
otezkocila, da bi Sc odtrgal in
jo uzalil. In spet sc mu je zbu-
dila vrocicna bolecina - hujsa
nego kedaj -- tisti hip, ko mu
je izginila izpred oci. In bolj
nego kedaj je cutil, kako ga
uklepa nekaj, zoper kar je ME
gova moe preslaba; nekaj, kar
Sc mu bolj in bolj priblizuje, in
najde spet in spet nova sred-
stva, da mu zveze roke in noge,
pa maj sc Sc tako umika, otepa
in upira.
Popoldan mu je prinesel Dro-
morejev zaupanja vredni sluga
pismo. Mozak S povesenimi oc-
mi in lepo pleco kakor da mu je
govoril: "ze prav, gospod, le
umikajte pismo mojim ocem -
JAZZ pa lie vem, kako in kaj; hva-
la Bogu sc nj treba mic vznemir-
jati - meni sc SINE popolnoma
zaupati!'
V pismu pa je bio tole:
"Obljubili ste mi, da boste
enkrat menoj jahali - res
ste obljubii, pa niste drzali be-
sede. Prosim Vas, pridite jutri,
bova skupaj jahala; tako boste
videli, kar potrebujete "a kipec,
in ne boste imeli z MIN toliko
sitnosti. Lahko dobite ocetove-
ga konja - on je zopet odsel
v Newmarket, in JAZZ sem tako
sama! Prosim - jutri oh poll
treh - odhod cd nase hise -
Nell"
Pred temi zaupanja vredni-
mi ocmi nj bilo mogoce okleva-
ii; odlociti sc je moral "a "da"
ali "ne";; in "ne" bi pomenilo,
da bi prisla jutri spet k MENU.
Zategadelj je rekel:
"Recite kar:: "prav!"
"Dobro, sir" In Sc cd vrat:
Mr.. Dromore DO z donna do
sobote, sir"
Zakaj neki je mozak to re-
KEEL? Cudno, kako mu je to ME-
Me- ,o..x: 1l1>xohol7
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23
PosIuga

Zidarsko delo. - Strehe, dimnike,
barvanje, stopnjice, it'd. Delo
jamceno in po zmernih cenah. -
CE 6602.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23

Tedaj je prebral pred vsem te-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23

Strehe in dimnike. xlebove in drugo
" kleparsko delo po zmernih cenah.
Delo jamceno. - Graft Bros.
WO 65l4. -