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Evening star., 1947-10-20
Wake Forest, 80; G. W., :.


The Colonials had a standout ball.
player in defeat Saturday in 225-
pound Carl Butkus, the left tackle
from Scranton, Pa, who might keep
Ia close look on the mailbox this
week as he was watched closely by
several pro scouts. Butkus is a
senior, "a years old, and Is 6-foot-1.
The improvement in G. WIS play
in the first half over its performances
the two previous weeks against
V. M. I. and Washington and Lee
was q pleasant surprise. But with
out competent reserves in the op-
|pressive heat and against one of
the best clubs in the South, the
Colonials could not make a ball
game of it in the second half.
The Colonials still are suckers
for deep passes and on the offense
lack that certain spark. They went
to the air for % passes against the
Deacons, however, more than they
threw the past two games. They're
going to win some yet. M. w.
Randolph Macon, IS; Catholic u, 0.
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Burrows, Whiteford ,
Col. Magee Capture
Club Golf Crowns

Ted Burrows at Indian Spring
Roger Whiteford at Burning Tree
and Col. M. M. Magee at Army Navy
added their names to list of gol1
club champions yesterday, leaving
only the Washington Golf anc
Country Club title to be decided.
Burrows defeated the surprise
finalist' William Summers, II and II
with even par golf for the 26 holes Of
the match. 1T was Burrows first
club title although he has been one
of the city's top amateurs for years
and won several public links crowns
The results of other flights:
Second night-Dick schattman defeated
cfsrnes1 Meyers ap daiessed II 3e nSss goss
Hess He 49,, and nd a Fourth fightIFTank ga5
ertson, / up. Sixth fiight-Tom Meany
fsBp Pr oxeSS g. ds}ed y9s up
8 and 5. Eighth fiight--W. F. Patterson
defeated sYdo; Harry Cohen. 1 up Ninth fligh
and dsfeated william HI DosteT
week. Eleventh fiight-John Feeney de-
feated Charles Silverman, 2 and /. Twelfth
tlight-Bob Miller defeated Comdr r. A
Simon defeated Ray Greenberg. 4 and 8
Col. Magee at Army Navy became
the fifth champion to defend his
title when he defeated Capt. j. L
McCue, 2 and l, in the final.
Other flights:
Second flight. s. Phillips defeated
E .o, g. Smith. l up. Third fight-5R: J
flight--H.. D. Fangboner defeated W. W
played this week. sixth fight--E: "
Seventh flight-D;; D. Darrow defeated
W. I. Brady. 4 and 8.
Roger Whiteford, the Middle At.
lantic senior champion, won his first
Burning Tree championship since
l941 by defeating John Brookes,
and 8, in the final. Whiteford had q
rs for the round. 8 over par.
Three semifnal berths were
filled at Washington Golf and
Country Club, with Claude Rippy
forced to play two-under-par golf
to defeat A. G. Dezendorf, 3 and 2
in the top match. Rippy will play
the winner between Ed Steptoe
and D. R. Monsees.
In the other semifinal, Bill
McCabe, 5-and-4 victor over F. T
Gradoville, will meet Harold Hair
who won, 3 and 2, over DR.. w. R
McLister.
The tWo-man team title was de-
cided at Washington, with Charles
Wade and E. x. Murphy winning
2 up, over c, G. Kendrick and J. j.
Jones.
The Congressional Club mixed
scotch foursome was won by Mrs
c. j. Mathews and Frank Murphy
with a 96-30-66. Mrs. H. M. Chap
man and G. G. Fitton won low gross
with an 80.
One of the best alternate shot
rounds of the season in a mixec
Scotch foursome tournament, a z
by Mrs. Landra Platt and Johr
Brawner. accounted for honors al
Chevy Chase as they deducted 6
three handicap for a net SO. Mr.
and Mrs. r. w. Wilson finished sec.
ond with 39-17-72.
In the only quarterfinal match
played in the Woodmont club han.
dicap championship, Milton Harris
defeated Ed Workman Z and S.
DR.. R. A. Cole won the Anacostis
Club title over Sandy Spearmar
afer trailing 4 down at the end 81
the first nine holes of the 36-hole
final. DR.. Cole played the second
nine in 81 to square the match al
the halfway mark but Spearmar
went 2 up on the first six holes
of the third nine. DR.. Cole wor
three holes in a row at this point
and then added to his lead.
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Rangers Win, 60

The Carmody Hill Rangers won
"a 130-pound football clash from
Kenilworth A. c. yesterday, 6AO.
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Campbell Pin Classic
Ends With Miciofo,
BIakeney in Tie
By Ben McAlwee

The first roll-off ever to decide a
Howard Campbell Classic bowling
championship will be necessary be.
tween Ed Blakeney and Bob Mici.
otto. The two crack Washington
pinmen yesterday finished the 22no
annual running of the country's
oldest major duckpin tournament ir
a history making tie with 2,o11
scores.
November has been set for the
roll-off at either Hyattsville Recre-
alton, Lafayette or Colonial Village
the three pin plants that staged the
15-game event. The victor will re-
ceive a diamond medal. Their first
place deadlock was worth $500 te
each.
So far as Miciotto was concerned
Blakeney held the upperhano
throughout the stirring battle until
the final game at Colonial Village
when Miciotto, in climaxing the
tournaments top set of 713 with 153
held the lead momentarily with
Blakeney five frames to go.
Blakeney Keen in Clutch.
With the pressure on, Blakeney
after a heart-breaking 7-9 split on a
seemingly perfect hit in the eighth
box came back with two eight-pin
spare counts in the final two frames
for 1872 to knot the contest.
Tbair ccproS.
Evening star., 1947-10-20

Kingston A. c. Victor
Kingston A. G. defeated the North
east Mohawks, 26-0, yesterday on
the Armory field.
Evening star., 1947-10-20

Randolph Macon, IS; Catholic u, 0,
Fumbles. blocked punts and pass
interceptions marred the Cardinals
Evening star., 1947-10-20

Roger Whiteford, the Middle At
lantic senior champion, won his first
Burning Tree championship since
1941 by defeating John Brookes,
and 8, in the final. Whiteford had a
IS for the round, 8 over par.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Canned Goods to Pack Your Pantry!

Supplies Of canned goods all but bursting the shelves
Of A&P Super Markets. You when A&P gets a-shp
ment Of canned foods really gets few don't
triekle In at time whole slew Of em arrive. And
A&P doesn't limit the quantity you take either You
can buy to your hearts delight (And a lot
do for they know values when they e!) So in
today! Take home all you need to repensh pantry!
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Burroughs Citizens Told
OF Need Of More Police

The need of additional traffic
police here in the District, as cited
by Maj. Harvey G. Callahan, super
intendent Of Metropolitan police,
was stressed by George R. Hammond,
Of the safety division, American
Automobile Association, before the
Burroughs Citizens Association last
night.
Mr.. Hammond cited instances in
which only eight or nine foot patrol
men were on duty during peak hours
directing traffic in areas where there
are many schools. Such conditions,
he pointed out, mean that some
schools must go out without the
aid of traffic policeman.
The group was opposed to the
proposed sale of ice cream by weight
but favored an investigation con-
cerning minimum standards to
assure purchasers they will get high
quality. Ford Young, representing
the ice cream manufacturers, and
DR.. Benjamin Striner of the Fed
Grafton of Businessmen Associa-
tions, addressed the group.
The association announced its
annual banquet will be held in the
cafeteria of the Taft Junior High
School on May 81.
The meeting was held in the Taft
School, with Bernard T. Dodder
presiding.
Alexander Graham Bell, inventor
OF the telephone, produced a tele-
phone in 1880 that operated on
beam of light.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Child S Father Faces
Murder Charge After
Arrest al Funeral
BY the Associated Press

POINT PLEASANT, w. Va, Mar.
27.-Prosecutor william H. Rardin
said he would file murder charge
today against Orlando Patterson,
who was taken into custody from q
funeral procession for a 2-year-old
boy yesterday.
Velma Crawford, 2S. was arrested
with the 27-year-old farmland and
both were held on 81 900 bonds on
charges of unlawful cohabitation.
Mr.. Rardin, who said the couple
were the unmarried parents Of the
boy. added that the funeral pro-
cession for the child was halted
after the receipt of a report by Cor
oner r. w. Eshenaur that the child
had been beaten.
The father admitted, said the
prosecutor, only that he had slapped
the child in an effort to break it of
nursing, that he felt it was old
enough to be bottle-fed.
Sheriff Ernest Hesson said Pat
terson and Miss Crawford told him
the boy, Lewis Patterson. died last
Friday of "convulsions" after falling
out of bed.
DR.. Eshenaur, however, returned
a verdict of death from external
force" adding the child apparently
had been slapped on the side of the
head, causing severe bruises and
conclusion of the brain which
brought on hemorrhages.
The coroner also said the skin on
the child's legs was broken in more
than $50 places, apparently from
beatings.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11

njej tudi sama pomagala gra-
diti. Ponovni prosnji tega bitja;
XII je kot plamen gorelo pred
MO zelji, da jo spremi do VIA
ka, Sc Mira nj mogla vec upi-
rati. Obcutki, XII so jo napolni-
Ii oh tenn kratkem srecanju so
jo gnalie da je kot pod mocnim
vplivom tega otroka, segla VI
memo memo rocico in, sta .kakor
zmagovalki brez strahu stopili
mimo straze ma peron. Tam so
ze> stall vagoni, okraseni z ze-
lenjem in napisi kakrsne zmo-
re samo mladina. Mladinci in
n1ladinke so Sc kretali pred va
goni svecano, ponosno in res
no. Prav tako svecano je sto-
pala tudi mladinka poleg Mi
re. Svesti 81 image sta stopili
do prvega komandanta, XII je'
ravno urejal skupine po vago-.
nih in je razufnevajoce sprejel
tudi drobno srecno bite, Sc ,je
Mira stiskala 'drobno roko, kot
bi hotela, da Sc "Trip njenega
srca uravna z utripom move
znanke, kateri je radost vlazno
iskrila oceh.
Pred kolodvorom je Mira po-5
iskala svoje ljudi. Prihitela je
med ME resna in zamisljena.,
Mislili so, da je nejevoljna. Me-
to nj bila nejevolja, to je bill po-
vsem nov izraz ma Mirinem Ii
Gu.
Exam 81 pref tako hitela 5
tisto mladinko? jo je 'vprasal
nekdo. Kakor da ga nj cula, je
begala oemi cd enega do dru-
gega, kakor zbegana zivalica,
XII instinktivno isce nekoga, ka-
teremu bi Sc lahko zaupala. Po-
stale j je jasno, da so il vsi
enako blizu, cato je brez pri-
drzka planilo il ME: "Videla
sem ,peliko sreco v oeeh malega
cloveka!"
! Cd tedaj Mira veckrat izpra-
suje: ''Kdaj DO zopet udarniska
nedelja?"
=, SANS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11
Nekaj o podkvi

Kdaj Sc je pri mas uvedlo pod
kovanje konj, nam nj znano,
kajti tudi "a druge pokrajine
Europe je to Sc neugotovljeno.
Negotovo je tudi, ali so. ze start
Grki in Rimljani poznali pod
kew. Najstarejsi kulturni naro-
di Asirci in Egipcani SO uporab-
ljali konje brez podlsev, IL &C.
sar sklepanso, da jih MISC po-
mali. Toda riInski zgodovinarji
pripovedujejo v svojih spisih,
da SO najstarejM narodi upo.
rablni posehna obuvala, v ka-
|;tere so naravnost .oblekli ko.
pita konj, mezgov in drugih Ii.
vail, XII SO jih Nporabljnli "a
voznjo ali jezo. Ia obuyala SC
bila spletena il lit1a ali naprav.
Iljena il usnja in SO bin tore.
neke vrste prlye saadale, v la
Itere so obuvali zivalim noge
roda VISA Ia obuvaia, katerif
! namen je bill varovati Avalin
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11

kspita, MISC zaogla trajati dol
30. Ma drugi strani pa Sc je tu-
III jermenje, s katerim SO bila
oA41vala pritrjena zivalim ma
nage, ujedlo v kozo, tako da so
zivai se bolj trpele kot brez
NTH. Zato so scasoma priceli
uporabljati zelezna obuvala ali
zgolj zelezne plosce, XII so jih ma
razlicne nacine pritrjevali ziva-
lim ma noge.
Kdaj in kje 50 iznasli podkve
danasnje oblike, XII jih z zeblji
pribijemo ma kopita zivali, toe.
no ne veno. Najbolj verjetne
je, da SO jih prvi upprabljali
Keki, XII so bill prvotni prebi.
valci danasnje Francije. v il.
kopaninah keltskega mesta Ale
zije, XII so jo leta So pr. Kr. "a
well Rimljani, SO namrec mash
veeje stevilo podkev z luknji.
cami, XII so tudi po obliki zelc
podobne danasnjim. Zanimive
je, da danes ma Kitajskem upo'
rabljajo podkve, XII SO skoro po.
po1noma take kot keltske, Cd
nash, danasnjih Sc razlikujejc
le po tenn, da so bolj ozke ir
tanke.
Brez dvoma je, da so tud
vzhodni narodi, XII so bill no
madski narod in so zato v glav
mem uporabljali konje, poznal
podkve "a podkovanje konj ir
to mnogo pref kot v Evropi. c
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11

TEN namree citamo tudi v Ko-
ranu, mohamedanskem sv. pi-
ssnu. v Evropi pa Sc je podko-
vanje 'konj udomacilo sele v
srednjem veku, ko je cvetelo
vitestvo. Seveda je bill nacin
podkovanja BE enostaven in Sc
lie sredi preteklega stoletja je
tel stroki nastal preobrat. Nj
izkljuceno, da so tudi krizarji
il vzhodnih dezel zanesli upo-
rabo podkev in sploh nacin pod
kovanja v Evropo.
Kako je prislo do tega, da
podkev velja "a prinasalko sre-
&c, nj pojasnjeno. To prazno-
yerje je razsirjeno pri mnogih
narodih ze cd najstarejsih ca
SOW. Anglezi so jo obesali mad
hisna brata, da bi jih varovala
zlih duhov. Isto delajo tudi XII
tajci, to pa cato, ker je podkev
zavita in podobna kacam, XII
so pri MIN posebno v casti kot
preganjalke hudobnih duhov.
Tudi pri Rush je bila podkev
mocno v casti in enako pri Tur-
kin. (Verjetno cato, ker je po-
dobna obozevanemu polmese-
cu.) Tudi pri mas velja podkev
"a prinasalko srece in marsika-
teri preprost clovek Sc danes
pobere ma cesti podkev in jo do
ma kan obesi. Toda vse to je
lie ostanek starih vraz brez vsa-
ke osnove.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11

Your Uncle Sam is indebted to 4
newspaper editorial for pointing out
one Of the most vital qualities Of
United States Savings Bonds. Under
the caption iNDESTRUCT1BLE
BONDS, this editorial declares:
"A resident of the suburbs report
ed the Disappearance Of $12, 900 in
cash and 81 600 in United States Sav-
ings Bonds from his home. II he
should never see the cash OF bonds
again, he would be cut $12 600 not
SIS, 900. For the bonds will be Of no
value to the thief, and On applica-
ten viii be reissued to the owner.
The misfortune that befell the sub
ufbanite is timely reminder that
surplus cash can be put to work with
security, and with assured availabfl-
ity to the owner in time Of need, by
using it for the, purchase of United
States Savings Bonds"
u. S. Treasury Department
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11
sirca MaricA Volkova:
y
Dive rlIadinki

-
Pravzaprav Mira do nedav-
mega nj bila mladinka. Nj bila
mladinka v pravem pomenu be-
sede in oni, XII so jo poznali je
tudi nikdar MISC tako imenova-
H. Bila je le mlada Slovenka, XII
pa o mladinski organizaciji nj
vedela prav nicesar. Made ro-
Ike, XII so tam nekje v Bosni VIZ,
tale tunele id CRADLE nasipe "a
progo so j bile tako dalec; da-
lee so bila zanjo srca, XII so vr-
tala skozi temo pot k svetlobi.
Sc mnogo die j je bila misel,
da bi tudi ona morala zaziveti
po worth te move, sijajne MIA
dine. Ostala je po dveh letih
svobode med tistimi osamlj jeni-
mi bitji, XII so brezmocno grabi-
la po praznem upu, da Sc bo le
dalo ostati oh strani. Teh moz-
nosti je bilo z dneva v dan
mani. Prislo je tako dalec, da
il je nekega dne cello njen Hans
dejal: "Ne DO slo vec dolgo ta-
ko, morala bos tudi tt kmalu
prijeti "a kaksno delo". Pogle-
dala ga lie zacudeno in skoro IL
tegnila vrat proti MENU, kajti
Hans il doslej nj nikdar govo-
ril tako. PRAY kakor Mira, je
bill tudi on razvajeho mescan-
sko bite, vzdrzevan cd bogate-
ga oceta in dobrih stricev, Ii
vec le v skrbi "a zlikane hlace
in move kavarniske slagerje. z
Miro sta. 81 bila v tenn pogledu
popolnoma skladna, lie, da Han
su poleg della tudi studij nj di-
Sal. Kako neki! Casa je bilo
vedno~ dovolj "a postajanje po
ulicnih kriziscih. Tam sredi me-
sta, kjer Sc prieenja promena-
da, tam Sc je zbiralo toliko
njjegovih znancev, je bilo tako
prijetno cele ure ogledovati mi
moidoce, vec ali mani elegant
ma dekleta, XII so sc isto tako
rada motala tam okrog.
LIE zakaj vseh teh ljudi Sc
daj nj vec po promenadah %
Mira je obzalujoce stisnila ust-
nice, siroko ra6maknila komol-
ce, v zatilniku podprla glavo z
levo roko in razmisljala: "Pa
sal Sc je pred vojno prav tako
zivelo, ali Sc bolje, ceprav smo
Sc mi vozili okrog, hodili ma
plese in uzivali v sportu. Kaj
vendar mislijo ljudje, ko vsi ta-
ko norijo z delom, da kar pre-
ko noci grade proge in tovar-
ne? Ne razumem, da Sc cello
sami zaganjajo "a delom. In
mladina! Boze mill, tam pra-
hu in vrocini. Delati, drzati v
rokah lopato, upogibati hrbet
in zuliti dlani! Delo, delo!
Zadnji dive lett sta j polglas-
no zdrknili preko mehkih, vlaz'
nih ustnic in zdelo Sc j je, kot
da bi jih prvic 'izgovorila. V
istem trenutku Sc je spomnila
neke lutkove >predstave. Cudno!
Cd takrat je minilo prav goto'
vo vee kot petnajst let. Bila je
Sc cisto majhna deklica. Sku
paj. mamico sta gledali igro
Samoten gozd je bill poln leplh
velikih dreves. Drvarii SO 81
mucili in zagai najdebelejs'
drevo. Utrujeni SO bill. Sedli SO
Minae je privozila krasna kra
ljeva kocija. Sam kralj je sto
pill IL ME in vprasal: "Kd'
ste?" Odgovorili SO mu: "Dr
varji smo, tn imamo mnogo de
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11

| la. Sedaj Sc zacudi kralj: DE.
10 innate. Kaj je to delo?" Dr.
varji so sc zacudili. Bill so uza.
ljeni, spoznali so, da njihov
kralj me pozna della. Peijai SO
ga do debla in zagal je z Mi.
mi. Bill je ze star a ko je pre-
nehal delom je vzkliknil: -
''Dobro, da sem prisel med vas
tako mlad in svez Sc Re dolgc
nisem poeutil. Velel je poklicatj
dvorjanika in ga ostro vprasal
Zakaj mi do danes niste polka.
zali della? Ostal bi zdrav in mo.
can kot tt ljudje tn. Pokazal je
ma drvarje. Obrnjen proti dvor.
janom je trdo dejal: "Povem
vam, da odslej ne bo nihce ve6
brez dela". Drvarji so bill vese.
Ii. Peljali SO ga do svojega in
mu ponudili: "zelite mas kral:.
z nami vecerjati malo zelja?"
"Kaj, zelje, kaj je to - ze'
lie" Sc je zopet cudil kralj.
I'm malo polente," SO NADIA
ljevali mozje.
"Kaj, polenta, kaj je to, po'
lenta?" O, poizkusil bom'.
Kralj je jedel in jedel. Take
v slast mu ze dolgo nj sla no.
bena jed. Drvarjem je bio do
bro pri srcu. Kralj je velel po'
klicati dvornega kuharja in ga
ostro prijel: "Kako, da ste skri.
vail pred menoj najslajso jec
ma svetu, zelje in polento? Mar
sem vas zato tako drago pla.
ceval, da sem danes yes bolan
cd vasih nicvrednih kuharij
Ukazal je, da pride drvarski
kuhar kuhati ma dyor zelje in
polento.
Prior sc je menda Sc NADIA.
ljeva1. Takrat pred petnajstim
lett ga Mira nj mogla razume.
tt; LIE kako, da j je prisel prav
sedaj tako 1.-Two zopet v spomin
Kako smesna je bila lutka kra
liza, kako betezno je izgledal '
svoji nevednosti o delu; toda
ali nj tudi ona skoro tako be-
tezna in nevedna kakor tist
kralj? "Ah, ne!' Hotela Sc j
izmakniti tel zoprni, vsiljivi mi
llsli; MED delavci res nisem ra
da hodila, toda, sal oni tegs
niti MISC pricakovali. Da bi tu
di JAZZ delala? Zakaj neki!? Bile
je dololj ljudi, XII so prosili zs
delo v nasi tovarni. In nj Sc IL
kplacalo. Mar nj bilo bolje hodi
tt okrog in zdaj tn zdaj tan
uzivati ia svet, ko je zivljenj'
takO kratkO?
:, "Parazit!" il je nekoc "a
brusil mlad fant, ko je ravnt
stopala v avto, on pa je nape
tin misic vlekel tezek vozicek
njihovo tovarno. "Parazit, pa
razit", il je potem Sc neka
dni udarjalo v usesih, jez'
sc je spominjala predrzneg'
fanta in razgovarjala Sc ten
z ocetom. Drugi dan je strazni]
odvedel fanta tovarne. GoVo
: rili so, da je nevaren politicel
ptic, Miri je bio nekoliko za]
a priznala 81 nj krivde nikdar
ker takrat nj mogla ali nj no
, tela razumeti, da je ona re
: "parazit".
'Paraziti ali zajedalci'' je ne
:, kaj let "a tenn razlagal profe
sor $50 zivali, XII live ma racu
drugih zivali. Imamo tudi ras
. tlinske zajedalce. Ii so: "Hott
: je nadalievati, a takrat Sc
oglasil nekdo v razredu: "Ims
' mo tudi cloveske zajedalce!
: Bill je Student Dule, simpatice
: fant, XII ga pa Mira vsled mn<
...I1.1.E1.E -
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lgih ocitkov nj mogla trpeti. v
razredu so nekateri vedeli, da
! je revolucionar. Glasno ga tako
Iimenovati nj upal nihce. Bese.
da revolucionar je pornenila ta-
krat nekaj strasnega. Danes je
Dule vazna in priljubljena ose-
ba, upostevan cd vseh. Ko sta
Sc pred nedavnim srecala, jo je
prijazno ogovoril: mo, Mira,
kako kaj teboj: imas mnogo
della? "Prav nobenega", mu
je odgovorila. Postal je skoro
otozen in resno dejal: "Bos ven-
dar nekaj pametnega pricela,
sal vidis, da cas- danes zmelje
vsakega kdor ne dela:" Pove-
dal il je to kot otroku, XII ga
plasi, da pride bav, bav. Cd
teraj je pricela Mira resno raz-
misljati o zaposlenju. Oh stra-
nj stati sc nj dalo vec. Tezko :;
kot da sc j lusci trda skorja
okrog srca Sc je sprijaznila z
mislijo, da je delo njen edini
izhod.
Sal ie bila vendar hcerka in
dustrijalca; ona, vajena udobja
in komoditete, prostosti, voznje
v avtomobilu in sluzincadi, XII
j je stregla cd jutra do vece-
ra. Prislo je zanjo nepricako-
vano, da je padla med delovne
ljudi kot mirnotekoca voda med
mlinska kolesa. Vojna, XII je We
della zanjo le IL pripovedova-
MIA, je nj prav mic pripravila ma
cas-, kateri jo je sedaj nujno po-
grabil "a seboj. Ko so tujci "a
pustili dezelo je opazovala oce-
ia, XII je mrkogledo pricakoval,
da mu nova ljudska oblast po-
drzavi tovarno. z istim oceto-
vim pogledom je tudi Mira mo-
trila vse, kar Sc je odslej do
gajalo krog ME.
zivljenje jo je privedlo med
mas.
"'Uradnica! boze mill, kako
je moglo vse to priti?" Mira je
strmela v pisalno mizo pred Sc
boj in sedla, kot bi Sc hotela
prepricati, &c jo DO stol sploh
zdrzal. Pred MO je lezalo delo.
Ponujalo Sc j je v visokih skla-
din registrov in map, 'ponujalo
Sc il je v debelih uradnih knji-
gah. Gledala je v belle liste pred
seboj in jih skoro zasovrazila
Da, to mi DO sedaj jemalo vso
mojo prostost. Delo yes dopol-
dan, v letu nekaj tednov dopu-
sta. V delu sc nj mogla zamoti.
= ii. Misli SO il vendar uhajale
ven, ma cesto; preko streh je
zrla v dalje in mislila: lie kdc
, Sc DO sedaj zabaval v nasem le'
toviscu ma Bledu, ma morju, '
planinah? ?" Sama sebi sc je smi
= lila, pocutila Sc je kot ujets
pticka, krivicno prikrajsana '
:, svojem zivljenju. 'Toda, sal m
4 nj preostalo drugega", Sc je to
\ lazila. Koncno bi tudi donna nt
( imela kaj poceti. Meme znan
: ke so bile ze davno pred njt
1 zaposlene. Promenade je bill:
j., prazna. Dule j je pravil o ca
}, su, XII jo bo zmlel, &c ne DO de
. lala. Cello nen Hans j je cd
s locno svetoval ia korak. Ia hil
Sc je umirila, segla po prvi ma
pi in urno belezila rubriko z;
rubriko.
n Radi smo jo opazovali in ca
J. kali dneva, ko bo izginila z ME
i mega obraza trmasta uzalje
e most, ko j ne DO glas vec tax
J. nestrpen, ko DO izginila senca
" njenih oci. Dnevi so tekli.. Mir
n je obdrzala svoj lagodni kora
J. in nekoliko nezaupljiv poglee
. Tega il nismo zamerili, sal S
: vsi ostai maxi kazali, da S
vendar vdaja novemu okolj,
Samo z besedo bi Miro nihce n