davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-09-18
GI0ceS

GIOceS
81 orig. l.5o Womsn's Febrie
Gloves, royon and cotton. Assort-
ed styles, sizes and colors. Slightly
soiIed 94e
81 orig. 100 Wemen's Doeskin
Gloves. Novelty ond slipon styles.
'Irreos. Broken sizes ---l9e
IT orig. 100 Women's Fobrie
Gloves, royon ond cotton. Block.
brown ond colors. Broken sizes. 6se
III orig. 4se Fobrie Gloves. royon
and mesh, seconds. Broken sizes
Zoe
Street Floor
Goats and Suits
10 orig. 2s.s5-3s.s5 Women's
Light Weight coots. navy and
black. Sizes 38-44 -2z.0o
; orig. 1895 Women's Light Blue
Toppers. Sizes SO, 40 ---21.oo
Z orig. 1895 Tropical Worsted
Suits, sizes l8, 40 --S.S8
s orig. 1850 Gobardine OF Satin
Roineoats. Sizes II to 20 400
z orig. s.s5 UnIined Topper. Sizes
II, IA -4.o 400
Z orig. 1875 Women's UnIined
Teppers. Size "A ----7.oo
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Summer Furniture

Summer Furniture
IS orig. 1873 Beck Rests ---7se
6 orig. S.9S and s.s5 Wrought
Iron Chairs, slip scots --6.74
IA orig. 8.95 Porch Rockers with
high back 4.s9
3 orig. 1913 Rustic Leg Tobles.
As is ---2.88
J orig. l4.s5 CoektoiI Tobies,
gloss. top missing ----5.74
Z orig. 1898 Bunting Steel Spring
Choirs, loose cushions -----l 3.88
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Toys

Toys.
Z orig. $3.50 Aluminium Auto
ROGERS -------lS.44
] orig. 1923 MetoI Sand Box 6.33
z orig. 1898 Wooden Gym Sets
7.49
s orig. 5.9S Pup Tents 3.66
8 orig. 3.39 Bunk Beds-----2.44
23 orig. 2.5s coIIopsibIs Toy
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Notions

8 orig. 5ee Sewing Boxes 49e
IS orig. 39e Accessory Boxes, l5e
100 orig. z.59 Shower Curtains,
1.74
IS orig. 100 Sonitory BIoomers,
5ee
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RUG
CLEAR

! Orig SO. 90 9xlo' Administer, as $500
| Orig 1895 6x9' nster-------------2oo
I Orig. e95 9><l2' Jute Oriental 1875
| Orig 49, IS 9x13' Beige Vevet---------47.o
I Orig 1926 $500 Axminster-----26.5O
Orig. 9.95 27x36" Carpet SompIes--------45O
| Oriq. 1850 83xl5' WiIton------65.9O 80
Orig. 34o5 9x12| Reversible Rugs
Orig. 3l.95 83x1o6", Reversible Rues---16e5
Orig. 5000 l2>18' Reversible ChenIe---
| Orig. 1900 l2xl5' Reversible Chenille 90
IS Orig 3.4e 4ex9' Felt Bose Rugs Seconds, 2.79
Orig. 1900 8xll' Cotton OrientoIs
5 Orig 1906 9x12' Rev. Chenille IS
10 Orig. 1896 ASKS" Rev. Ruos--------lOo5
20 Orig. 295 3x5' Pressed Jute, scotter------98c
10 Orig. 3e5 24x3o" Cotton shoes------1.o
10 Orig. 595 24x48" Cotton shoes--------2e7
10 Orig. 1880 4xo Cotton Onentos-------14.5O
Orig. 1850 8.6xl2' Velvet so
Orig $3.50 exl2'
Orig 90 90 9x12' Loop Pile Cotton------63.O
20 Orig 7.e5 7exe' Felt Bose, reects-------4.o5
IS Orig 3,49 6x9' Felt Bose, rejects
Orq 1895 5xe' Green Axninster------1O.o5
Rugs-Thtd Floor
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Mems Clothing

- orig. l.s7 Mems Wosh Sioeks,
sonforized. Sizes 2o-3O----Sse
Is orig. 3.s7 Royon Serge sleeks,
ton. Sizes 28-3l----2.4
10 orig. s.e7 All Wool Leisure
jackets. Size small ---6.44
5 orig. l2.77 All Wool Sport Jack
cts, Size "a 500
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Lamps and Mirrors


4 orig. le.4s Chino TobIe Lomps
with shades, metal footed bose
1855
Z orig. 1898 Larss AIobaster
Toble Lomps, complete with shode
l4.44
4 orig. $40 Cord TobIes. wood
frone composition top. As is 99e
z orig. 24.s8 Club Lomps. One
green, one brown. Matching shades
1888
4 orig. 1898 American Chino
Table Lamps. fringe trimmed
shades -----l3,SS
Fourth Floor
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Lingerie

40 orig. 2.4e Cotton Print Gowns,
require no ironing. Small sizes,
1.79
10 orig. 2.4e Cotton Gowns, red
and blue check, embroidery trim
l.69
20 orig. 1.19 Royon Crepe Slips,
Ioce trimmed and tailored. Small
sizes orc
8 orig. l.ls one piece Shor+ie Pc
iomas, sheer floral print. Small
sizes
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Handkerchief and
NeCktCe0r
50 orig. 3.ss Peasant blouses.
rovon sheer with red broid trim.
Sizes 32-38. z for ----l LOO
so orig. 1.1e Diekies, royon sheers
ond crepes. Assorted styles and
coIors -----------------97e
80 orig. 2.ee BIouses, fine royon
crepe. Jewel neckline. cop sleeves.
Sizes 32-38 ------ll4
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TOiIefries

$50 orig. I5e Assorted ToiIetries.
20 orig. 100 Twirl Shampoe, 3se
s orig. LOO Murine Shempoo soc
s orig. l.5o ALL Dry Shompoo
lse
u orig. $50 New Mown Hay
Toilet Sets .0o%
20 orig. 55e Assorted Toleums
lSe"
2s orig. 100 Eesy Do Hair
Stroishtener ---79e"
~ orig. $50 Le'Dandy Soehets
79eS
Plus tar
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WOrsse1a'S s and
Teens, 2.SJ
PLAY
CASUALS
g
Curtains and
UphOISferu
Shoes, Street Floor

Z orig. 1898 BenseIine Spreads
700
z orig. 1898 BenseIins vonity
4 orig. s.25 EversIo1e chintz
Drqpes s-----------------Z.50
l orig. 6.ss EversIo1e Vanity
Skirt ---------- Z.oo
40 yords orig. 1873 PIastie Deco
rotor Motsriols 90 yd.
70 orig. 2.99 cretonne Choir Cow
erettes LIT
us yd.. orig. sse-l.ls yd., 3e"
Novelty Plain Drepery Materials
soc yd.
7 orig. sse cIopoy Poper cottose
Sefs -----------Zo
lsl orig. ese cretonne Novelty
Squares 39e
3 orig. 4.9s PIein Morquisette Ruf-
fled curtoins ---2.94
4 orig. 1873 Tailored KoroseoI
Curtains ZOO
So orig. sse Odd. and End. of
Window Shades SOC
20 orig. 2.es Hommersd Iron
Drope,y Rods. with brockets --7se
s orig. 3.e9 Aluminium Venetion
Blinds, os ZOO
Third Floor
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All Sales Final
Mems Furnishings

"tU , EUFUtSU1styS
IS orig. 3.ss Whit. BreedeIoth
Shirts. Broken sizes, soiIed from
disploy zoo
5 orig. 5.es Short Sleeve Sport
Shirts, white royon. Size medium.
Slightly soiIed ----2.lO
10 orig. 2.s5 Swim Trunks, wool,
royon or eobordine. Small sizes 29e
10 orig. 2.s5 Men. Sleeping
Goats. Perfects; S.M.L.----S9e
s orig. 1913 Wesh Robes. Blazer
stripes. Slight ,irrees. ---2.4o
l3 orig. 5.ss Long Sleeve Sport
Shirts. Solid coIors ond pIoids. lr-
regulars 80
z orig. 5.es PopIin Slack Suits,
blue. Small size -----2.0o
6 orig. s.ss All Wool puIIover
Sweaters, soiled from dispIoy.
S, IA, l lo 90
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Stationery
~ eris. 5ee Air MoiI Stationery
3 for I 90
Il orig. 100 Fancy Picture Notes
Use
Is orig. 1913 Style Pens-7se
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street Floor
Fabrics

$50 yds. orig. l.ls WeshobIe
Royon Crepe, light, medium and
dark coIors -----------SSe yd.
200 yds. orig. 5se Striped Outing
Flannel, rose ond blue ----44e yd.
$50 yds. orig. CSC Printed Spun
Royon yon-74e yd.
800 yds. orig. 7se TO 1913 Royon
ond Cotton RemRonts
3ee to l.49 yd.
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Girls, Teens, and
Infants,

9 orig. 3.ss-5.ss loo% Wool
Skirts, novy, grey and powder blue
Sizes 7 to lO----1.o 90
5 orig. 2.9s Cotton Print Dresses.
Sizes ! to l2--l.5 so
3 orig. 3.1o Red Polka-dot Cotton
Dresses, white background. Sizes
7-lO so
Z orig. 3.s9 Royon Dresses, pin
checks. Sizes 7, 8 100
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Linens and
DOmseSficS

IA orig. l.es Washable PIostie
TobIe Cloths, 54"x54" 90
$50 yds. orig. 44e Common Novelty
ToweIins ---------Zse
~ orig. 1.3s 2-pe. Chenille Nat
7 orig. s.s5 Cannon Towel Git
Sets -5.e9
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Downstairs Store
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-07-09

Washington campus, with two Uni
versity theatres, the Showboat and
the Penthouse. No. 4. Montlake.
bus. and st. James Cathedral on
First Hill. No. IL. East Cherry,
bus.
Both the Sightseer Boat and bus
tours operate during the summer.
The boat leaves Leschi Park every
morning at 1O:30 o'clock, going
through the Lake Washington
Canal, Lake Union. the Ballard
Locks into the Sound, and docks
at Pier 81. The afternoon tour is
reversed.
Nocturnal Choices Many
For evening entertainment, the
visitor may choose among score
of cafes with international atmos-
phere. ranging from Scandinavian
and Oriental, to French, Russian
and italian. Two which offer ex-'
cellent views of the city are the
new Cloud Room atop the Camlin
Hotel and the Aero-Marine cock
tail lounge atop the Sorrento Hotel.
Among private clubs with housing
facilities are the Rainier Club, the
Washington Athletic Club, the
College Club and the University
Club and the Women's University
Club.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-07-09

Room q bedrooms. Quick Sale
$500 = $1,000 down. Call East
1929 - Prospect o7e4 or PR
1884.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-07-09
MORE ABOUT
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Prentis expects to return to
Seattle via Detroit, Chicago and
other eastern cities.
seattleites are preparing a scroll
and personal invitation to Mr..
Thomas Henry to come back to
his home in Seattle.
Some of his girl friends vow
when he does return. they are
going to give him such an eye
full he will have become a full
fledged citizen of Seattle by the
time he thinks he has seen the
Queen City of the West.
Because Seattle is city of hills
and lakes and waterways. 1t also
Is a city Of bridges. Unusual is the
Lake Washington Floating Bridge,
a magnificent picture by day or
night, which can be reached from
downtown by the No. ~ Yesler
Way bus marked Lake Bridge.
For the convenience Of visitors,
here is a list Of other interesting
Seattle sights, with the numbers
of the busses to take to reach
them: The government locks in
Ballard (second in size only to
those in Panama). No. II. Sunset
Hill. bus; Volunteer Park and the
Seattle Art Museum, No. 10, Capt.
tol Hill bus; Woodland Park. with
its Fairgrounds. rose gardens and
zoo, NO. s, Phinney bus; Seward
Park on Lake Washington, No. 10.
Mount Baker, bus and transfer
to Seward Park bus. No. 80; Geen
Lake Ga favorits bicycle ride is
around the lake), No. s, Stone
Way, >or No. 16, Meridian; Coleman
saltwater swimming pool, No. is
Fauntleroy, bus. marked Lincoln
Park; the famous University of
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-07-09
SPECIALS
FOR SALE

5 Room House 2 bed rooms. full
basement oil furnace, garage. =
$500, = $500 down.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-07-09
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NEGRO PLAY AT
METROPOLITAN

Continued from Front Page)
human frailties. 1t sparkles with
laughter but it also develops a
climax of moving and compelling
drama.
The coming of a young man
from the south with a bankroll
of $500 excites the cupidity of
certain members of the Lucast
family and to relieve him of the
money they plan to marry him
to an outcast daughter Real rom
ance upsets their plans and has
near-tragic consequences.
The performance is rich in char
acter studies and the cast of four
teen players is of uniform excel
lence. A more satisfying and tai
ented group has not been seen on
the stage of the Metropolitan dur
ing the past season. Outstanding
portrayals are those of Yvonne
Machen, as the scarlet Anna,
who is regenerated through love;
Warren Coleman, as the burly
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-07-09

son-in- law, Frank, who is the
brains and Drawn of the schemers;
Ossie Davis as the visitor, and
Laura Bowman. the mother. But
for that matter. here are several
others equally as deserving of
high praise = Claire Jay, Betty
Haynes, Frank Wilson, Roy Allen,
Edith Whiteman, Randolph Ed
wards, Lance Taylor and Kenneth
Freeman. The play is well staged
and moves with accelerated tempo
through its three acts and six
scenes.
Seattle Times.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-07-09
Mel Anderson Will
Manage Milo Savage

Milo Savage again begins an
other lap in his ring career when
he swaps blows with Jack Snap,
at the Civic Auditorium, July Is.
Savage again places ring career
in the hands of a former manager,
Mel Anderson, who handled him
in the Walker and Taylor bouts.
Jack Snap has won many fans
whe believe his future in the rings
is no longer a conjecture. Manager
Anderson says: Regardless of
what the fans think, Savage
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-07-09

Veterans filing applications for
hospital or domiciliary care con-
tinue to total around 10000
monthly, the Veterans Administra-
ton said.
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should not have too much trouble
with any of the middleweights
in this neck of the woods. Fur
Their think there is only one
middleweight who could give him
tough fight and that is AL
Hostak. Milo is in good shape
right now and by the time he
enters the ring with Jack Snap,
he is going to be in top shape"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-19
ENAKoPRAvNosT

"Akc te. veseli -. zakaj ne?
Samo JAZZ ne bonn vee vodil ma
Cimone. della Pala!"
vedela je, kaj ,hoce reci. Mic
romant'ke! Kako krasno je vo-I
dill tisti dan! Ona ga je malone
obozevala. Kaksna slepota!
Kaksna slepota! Kaksna zablo-
da! Ali je to res isti MOI, XII sto-
j tam $ terni svetlimi, nezaup-
mimi ocn1i, z lasmi, XII gredo ze
ma sivo? Da;; romantike je ko-
nee! In ssedela je tho in gleda-
la ma cessto -- tisto ozko stare
cesto, na- katero je gledala dan
in noe. Tam zunaj je sla mimo
postava. prisla je do vrat in
pozvonita.
Tho, je rekla: mark Len
nan je prisel!"
Zacutila je, da so Sc mozu oei
"a hip pomudile ma Mi, vedela
je, da sc :sje obrnil, in slisala,
kako je zamrmral: "Ah, angelj
med jurckiH' In cisto tho je ca
kala, da SO Sc vrata odprla. Evo
ii decka S. tisto ljubo crno gla-
vo, svojo plaho, milo resnobo,
in svojim sestavkom v roki.
'No, Lehman, kako pa start
Cromwell? zenijalen hinavec,
a? Kar zaenite, da ga odpravi-
MOI"
Nepremicno je sedela pri ok
nu in gledala tedve postavi "a
mizo. - Fanta, XII je bral S svo-
Jim cudnin, zametnim basom; !;
in svojega moza, XII Sc je nasla-
! njal nazaj, stikal konce prstov,
drzal glavo malo postrani S IT,
stim lahnim satiricnim nasme-
hom, XII mu nj nikdar dosegel
oci. Da, dremal je, zaspal; in
FAINT, XII ga nj videl, je nadalje-
val. Nato je koncal in Sc ozrl
kvisku. To je pogledal! Drugi
fantje bi Sc bill smejali, on pa
je gledal skoraj zalostno. Slisa-
la je, kako sje zamrmral: '"Opro-
site, sir"
"A, Lehman, ujeli ste me! No
da, zadnji tecaj me je res izmu-
Gil. Ma gore pojdemo. Ali ste
bill kedaj ma gorah? Kaj - nj
koli ne? Ne bi sli z nami, e?
Kaj pravis, Ana? Ali ne mislis,
da bi moral It'll ia mladi MOI z
mama
Vstala je in strmela v oba.
Ali je cula prav?
| Nato je odgovorila - zelo
resno:
"Da, mislim, d."
"Dobro; in on DO vodil ma Ci-
none della Pala!' r
! (Dalje prihodnjiC)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-19

val, k ak Q, je pregibala svojo
zvedavo glavico, in 10 YES cas-
'otipaval S kratkimi, sirokimi pr
sti, kakor da hoce natanko do
gnati, kako je ustvarjena. Hr-
bet j je bill silno trd! Nj euda,
da je prislo ubogemu staren,u
Ajshilu malo slabo, ko mu je
padla ma glavo! Starim je nosi-
la svet - nemara svet poln ma
likov, ljudi, zivali in dreves, po-
doben tisti rezbariji ma kitajski
skrinji njegovega varuha. Kitaj-
ci so vpodabljali zabavne zivali
in drevesa, kot da SO verjeli, da
imajo vse stvari duso, in da nj
so samo zato ma svetu, da bi jih
ljudje jedli, vpregali ali zidali
hise IL njih. &c bi mu lie umet-
nostne Sole dale modelirati stva-
ri "po svoje', namestu tega vec-
mega in vecnega kopiranja -
prav kakor da Sc Jim zdi nevar-
no, &c hi ii dovolili, da bi kaj
sam izumil!
Drzal je zeljvo oh telovnik,
da mu je LEILA po MEM, ko pa je
opazil, da gloje ogel njegovega
rokopisa, jo je sprawl spet v
Yep. Kaj bi naredil njegov pro-
fesor, &c bi vedel, da ina zeljvo
v zepu? , Glavo bi nagnil malo
ma emo stran in bi dejal: "Ah,
vec je stvari, Lehman, kot 81
! jih sanja mole modrijanstvo!"
Da, marsikaj je bilo, kar sc nj
sanjalo staremu Stormerju, XII
Sc je tako strasno bal vsega,
kar nj bilo obicajno; XII Sc ii je
vedno smejal il strahu, da Sc ne
bi ii MENU smejal. V Oxfordu
je bilo sploh vse polno takih
ljudi. To je bilo bedasto. Sal
nisi mogel mic postenega stori-
tt, &c 81 Sc moral bati, da Sc tt
bodo smejali! Mrs. Stormer nj
bila TAXA; ona je storila kaj -
ker il je sinilo v glavo. Pa seve,
ona nj bila Anglezinja, temvec
Avstrijka in toliko mlajsa cd
starega stormerja. 49,.
In ko je prisel pred hiso svo-
jega nadzornika, je pozvonil {.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-19
PRVI DEL
p O m l a d
Prvo poglavje

Prvo poglavje
Tisto popoldne zacetkom ju-'
Mia je korakal po Holywellu;
kratka halja mu je padala pre-
ko rok, in ma gostih, temnih la
sch nj incl pokrivala. Mladic
srednje visokosti in take rasti,
kakor da izhaja il dveh prav
razlicnih rodov, enega trsatega,
drugega zilavega in lahkega.
Tudi njegov obraz je bill cudna
mesanica, zakaj eeprav je bill
krepko oblikovan, mu je bill IL
raz precej mil in otozen. Oci -
temnosive, a svetlo Sc utrinja-
joce jako crnimi vejicami -
so gledale nekako preko tega,
kar so videle, da Sc tt je zdelo,
da nj vedno cisto prisoten; a
prebegaval ga je nagel smeh-
ljaj, XII je razkrival zamorsko
belle zobe in dajal njegovemu Ii
Gu posebno zivahnost. Ljudje so
nekoliko strmeli vanj, ko je Sci
mimo njih - zakaj leta osem-
najstoosemdesetega je bill pred
svojim casom, ker nj nosil kape.
Zlasti zenske so bile pozorne
opazile so, da Sc ne meni zanje,
kakor da gleda v daljavo in sam
pri sebi nekaj snuje.
Ali je sam vedel kaj misli
Ali 81 je bill sploh O Gem ma JAS
mem v tel dobi svojega zivlje-
MIA, ko je bio vse, zlasti pa kar
je presegalo njegovo neposred-
no obzorje, tako zagonetno in
zanimivo? - kar je hotel vide
ii in storiti zdaj, ko je incl "a
sabo Oxford, kjer so bill vsi
proti MENU tako "strasno do
stojni" in seveda, "kakor Sc spo-
dobi'', a ne kdovekaj zanimivi.
Bill je ma poti k svojemu pro-
fesorju, da bi mu eital sestavek
Oliveru Cromwellu; in pod
starim zidom, XII je nekdaj okle-
pal mesto, je potegnil IL zepa
neko zival. Bila je majhna zelj-
va, in YES zamaknjen je opazo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-19
KATOLISKI SAMOSTANI
v SOVJETSKI RUSIJI

MOSKVA, IS. maja - "Mos-
kovske novice" so danes priobci-
lie vest, da Sc v Sovjetski zvezi
nahaja 81 samostanov, XII pripa-
dajo raznim redom in organiza-
cijam katoliske cerkve. Med nil
mi Sc nahajajo jezuitski, fran
ciskanskir silezanski, MARIAN
ski, bernardinski in kapucinski
samostani.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-19

Strabane, Pa Cecilia Mar
tincic, zena Franka Martincica
Sc je podala V Cleveland v Uni
verzitetno bolnisnico, kjer Sc DO
morala podyreci operaciji. Boil
ma je ze vec mesecev. Il bolnis-
nice Canonsburg sta Sc vrnili
Ami Britz in Josephine Moze.
Obe sta prestali operacijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-19

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, 18.
maja-Zedinjene drzave bodo
zacele pritiskati v Varnostnem
svetu, da Sc takoj zacne obrav-
navati vprasanje ustanovljenja
svetovne policijske sile. TIE dis
kuzije so "a enkrat bile odlozene,
ko so ospredje prisla vprasa-
MIA v zvezi Palestine in Grcijo.
Prvo porocilo posebnega voja-
skega odbora, XII sc nanasa ma
mednarodno armada je bilo
predlozeno pred Varnostni svet
1. maja. Sovjetska zveza ne So
glasa porocilom ma najmanj
tri cetrtine took.
Do sedaj so Zedinjene drzave
smatrale, da bi Varnostni svet
moral obrniti pozornost ma me-
sane seize in, &c potrebno, ma gr-
sko vprasanje in ma vojasko po-
rocilo.
Pricakuje sc, da bo ma prihod-
Mi seji, XII sc bo vrsila v torek,
|sirijski delegat Faris Ell Khoury
svetoval, da sc debate v zvezi z
Balkanom prekinejo, dokler:
Vanostni svet ne dobi porocila
|preiskovalne komisije.
Ostala vprasanja, XII sc Sc
vedno nahajajo v >Varnostnem
svetu so:
Vprasanje governerja Trsta.
Zedinjene drzave in Anglia se
vedno cakata, da Sovjetska we
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-19
Drugo poglavje.

Drugo poglavje
Ana Stormerje je stopila "
knjiznico in je videla, kako sto-I
j njen MOI pri oknu in drz
glavo malo po strani = velika
dolgopeta postava v lepi sukne-
nj obleki, z nizkim oyratnikom
v dive CUBE (kar takrat nj bilo
obicajno), z modro svileno pent-
ljo, XII jo je bila ona splela, pre-
taknjeno skozi obroeek. Brun-
dal je in S skrbno gojenimi noh-
ii nalahno trgal po sipi. ceprav
je bill zaradi mnozine svojega
della slaven, ga lie nj nikdar uje-
la pri opravku donna, v tel njuni
hisi, XII sta 81 jo izbrala, ker je
bila mad pol mile oddaljena cd
kolegija, kjer so stanovali "lju-
bi mladi jurcki", kakor je de-
jail dijakom, XII Jim je bill profe-
sOr.
Nj sc obrnil, ker sploh nj bila
njegova navada, da bi Sc bill me-
nil "a kaj, &c nj bilo neobhodno
potrebno - vendar je cutila, da
jo je opazil. Stopila je k oknu in
sela. Nato Sc je ozrl in rekel:
"Aw
Ia zamrmrana beseda je IL
razala. skoraj obcudovanje; ne
kaj redkega pri MEM, XII je, IL
vzemsi nekaj NEST il klasikov,
iztezka kaj obcudoval. Ona pa
je vedela, da 81 je izbrala maj
ugodnejsi sedez: njena res lepa
postava je bila v pravem raw
novesju, ko j je sonce sijalo ma
rjave lase in v globoke, ledeno-
zelene oci, da so sc il lesketale
pod crnimi trepalnicami. Kedaj
pa kedaj il je bilo veliko zado'
Scenic, da je stala tako lepa,
Bilo bi il Sc mucneje, ako bi bi'
la cutila, da vznemirja izbirc.
most svojega soproga. ze take
so bile "a njegov okus meme lic'
ne kosti proved poudarjene, sim
boil necesa v njenem znacaju
kar Sc nj strinjalo z njegovim
|-kanca drzkosti, silovitosti, po'
manjkanja tiste angleske raw
novesnosti, kar ga je nepresta'
no drazilo.
"Harold!" - nikoli j MISC 81
ri gladko z jezika - "letos b
sla rada v gore.'
Gore! Nj jih videla cd tiste
ga letovanja v San Martini d
Castrozza pred dvanajstimi lett
XII Sc je zakljucilo njuno poro
ko.
"Nostalgija!"
''Ne vem, kaj to pomeni -
tozi sc mi po domu. Ali lahke
greva?"
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Zed. drzzave bodo izvajale
pritisk "a svetovno armada

"a pojasni svoje stalisce zvezi
S pol ducata kandidatov.
Vprasanje kaj storiti S pros
MO, XII jo je predlozila Madzar-
ska "a pristop k organizaciji
Zdruzenih narodov.
Obtozbe, XII jih je dvignil
Egypt proti Angliji.
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INVOICE KLERKINJA

prednost ina dekle nekoliko IL
kusnjo pri delu avtomobilskimi
kosi. Tudi dekle "a splosno pisar-
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correspondence. 5R dni tedensko.
Tedenska plaza, prijetne delovne
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DVOJICA srednjih let ali ozenjen
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Mora biti zmozen splosnega della.
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tor Ss Meth;rH s ,S Security It's 18th the kind
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confidence at the ability to meet sud-
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United States Savings Bonds are
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For $18.75 you can buy SIS worth Of
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ter way is there for you to express
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Kronisti trde o francoskem
kralju Ludviku XIV, da Sc je
bolj zanimal "a sestavo svojih
majonez (omak), kakor "a Sc
istavo svojega ministrstva.