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Room, Moflse,s /
Plan May Day !
Festival May {

The room mothers of the Di-
vision Street School will sponsor
a May Day Festival on the school
grounds on Friday, May 2, for
the benefit of the Parent Teachers
Association.
Children Of various grades
will participate in the program,
which will be announced later.
! The king and queen, also the
attendants, will be selected. by
the school children and will be
chosen from the graduating class
Ies. Refreshments of all kinds
will be sold on the grounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-05

Word be- 80 waived here
shas Thomas Luther 0wicegood,
14year-old srandaon Of T. Luther
pinder. s0s South Street. has been
awarded first prize In the St.
Prs<sxburg Advertising club es.
s.y contest. Swicegood Is q cadet
u Admiral rarragut Academy,
-. prsersburg.
Suicesocd will receive q prize
~ e1s contributed by The Times
oad The Independent. Sc. Peters
huxx newspapers. His essay will
- srnt On 10 the national COM
prsisian. National first prize is
$50 In cash and an all-expense
erig, - the American Federation
e Advertising Convention In
nsmon in May.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-05

background which has included
singing leads in Shubert Produc-
tons, season in big-time vaude-
vile and five years with the Ma
tional Broadcasting Company in
New York, during which time she
appeared with the Marx Broth
ers, Jimmy Melton, Lanny Ross,
Jack Pearl, Ginger Rogers, Nell
son Eddy, Eddy Bowling and 9TH
err well-known performers. At
the request of the late President
Roosevelt, she sang recital at
the White House. She was born
in New York City, educated in
Italy, studied voice with Herbert
Witherspoon in New York, and
toured Russia before the war in
la concert series. She came to
Key West as the assistant direc-
tor of the jackson Square US.O.
Emily's first appearance with the
Players was an excellent por-
trayal of the housekeeper in
"Angel Street.. She was .co-di.
rector of 'The Night of January
10th" 81
MRS. ROBERT POLLOCK
(LEE POLLOCK). Lee has made
a place for herself with thef Key
West Players by her outsta4di
performance as Karen Anhre",
the lead in 1.-THE Night of 1anu-
airy 18TH, presented during Feb
ruary. She was born in Ladbnia,
N. H., and while in high skhoo1
there was active in amateurs the.
atricals. She studied drama al
the Chamberlain School for Girls
in Boston, Mass. $3.50
| GEORGE MILLS WHITE, sex..
secutive director of The Housing
Authority in Key West. Born in
lGloucester, Mass, he studied 1n,t.
sic in Boston and sang eNte1-
sively as tenor soloist in chlrcll
and concert throughout New Eng
land. He came to Key West in
1885, sang the lead in "The. Ri-
rates of Penzance", fell in love
with Key West (Janice) and de-
cided to stay. Later George
founded the Key West Light OPP
|era Company and directed two
Gilbert and Sullivan operettas,
"The Pirates of Penzance" and
INNS. Pinafore", which We're
presented twice in Miami as well
as in this city. George has given
of his ability and talents to build
the Players into the organization
it is; he has been president, di-
rector and actor. He played leads
in Broken Dishes" 'The Vine
gac Tree, arsenic and Old
Lace" and other productions of
the Players. Z.
MRS. N. H. PEPPER HOR-
RAINE REESE PEPPER). Lor-
raine plays her first role with'the
Players as IAN usher" and is a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-05

0t0E8 cara OlnA s4m1k1m0 - .l3an
horse il 4 -; 49, n ;sss2 - ~ 49, ~
m 'ra y, ~ ~. y Syas.
Of Mr.. Hriscoe. the caftle 81 m ~ ~
called out 4 greeting and W,as re
t0nished 70 - tears IL de ~ 81
mans a0es lgRhau h. tsrnaG +
around. >
Mr.. BriscQel What = II?
Something wrGnR?' Fs 81,
"SOn, Tn on nv way TO- commit
maNhemS n Is
THERE was ma dnsshkins 4 xha
meaning 81 his wor6s OLs
BriscoeN lace was whtfe ,s;3T
fury ana grief. Sea noted I ihe
bulky outline Of q shoulder hol-
ster beneath his coat. ist
Whats happened?s.
The other GGldina. lha hall
brother to this os1e-s0nneone
drove by last evening &C s0ndovn
s snS put TIA, bullet !1ls. into himl They
i'll had to Pit him away my
sell
HriscQe:S lips tremhled and
tears slid down his Weathered
cheeks.
my God. jeff II ras che hard.
est job I've ever Ind Is an"
Jeffs blood seemed 70 turn 70
for money was s one NH thi;oe ul s,5d
there was no condoninr 81 ~
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CQulter's. You didn't think Coyl-
ter did his own dirty work, did
your He's too slick for that.
Its ~ stlae same 20 me.
determined LIGHT came into
briscQe's, red-rimMed eyes he
felt his Shouider holster and
started to move away. JEFF
ciusched his elbow IN Z restrain
Ing grip. III
Wait sir. ! must talk with
AYpu can't stop me son.-rye
been hearin, these stories about
Coulter for the past year. but Il
toek aonethipg personal "a wake
me up to what's been goin' on.
I'm an older man and I've got
nothin 70 lose. a man Of Coul-
ter's caHbre has no right 70 20
S foik! Iy aTe. cH me'sin' Up other
!! got your stock farm TO
the. Rocking 3 Ranch and all it
stands tor. with it's reputation for
preceding me animals like Star
here"
1Star?S
That's right.-Star chieftain
after his SIRE"
Briscoe's eyes grew moist. he
gentled the horses muzzle. then
suddenly his body stiffened. his
hand fell to his side. "By Cod.
when I think of that other
JEFF stalled Tor time. seeking
desperately for some, way Of
stopping the old man.
You've got to listen to me.
SIR. he insisted.
MY mind is made I'D, son. I've
had all night to think about it."
Mr.. Briscoe. In all justice to
me and to yourself you've got to
hear my story first. You don't
know what this means to me.s
He was pleading now. for Bris-
Goes life, only the old gentleman
didn't realize II. After q curious
glance at Jeff.s face he permitted
himself to be led reluctantly to
the sun-drenched little plaza in
the towns center: they found a
deserted bench where jeff told
him his whole story.
Just give me q week., he
begged. "before you take the law
into your own hands," With re-,
lief he watched Briscoe nod in
mute acquiescence.
! CTs % centlnneO
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-05
Hicks l,asiaHed
~ lied Rler
OF Key est ELlcs

New exalted rla&ef pf Kay Vest
Lodge Of Elks. J. Stewart Hicks,
was installed at q meeting last
night in the Elks Home in .DuYal
Street. 9s
Installation ceremonies were in
charge of p. ]. Ross, past exalted
ruler. Other officers installed last
night were:
Frank Bentley. esteemed lead
ing knight; William. ". sAibury,
esteemed Royal knight 2. Sher,
esteemed lectnring knight: John
H. Richardson, secretary; John
Blackwell. u, 4reasuser; Charles
Falk, tilE; Robert Saunders,
esquire; william r. Warren, Jr.,
outer guard; Alfred Rorrensen,
trustee: Earl Adams, president Of
the board Of directors; Hunter
Harden, william PioWman, Clyde
Baker and George Skies, mem
beers Of the board.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-05

The teacher was explaining to
the class the meaning of the word
''recuperate." 'Now, Tommy" she
said to a small boy, when your
father has worked hard all day,
he is tired and worn out, isn't
he?"
yes, ma'am."
'"Then, when night comes and
his work is over for the day,
what does he do?"
That's what mother Wants to
know" Tommy exclaimed quick
".
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KEY WEST AND CUBA
(Contlna,ed from Page One)

AOSAO41AN2&S
morrow when they will produce {
parade proceeding from the Flor
ida National Bank south on DIVA
lstreet. The theme will be Marti'!
liberation of Cuba. Cuba, as al
lenslaved nation, freed as the re.
|sult of Marti's inspiring efforts
will be portrayed in a pagean
conducted concurrent with thu
parade. Groups of Slaves" will
be part of the procession ano
Eventually will be freed of their
chains as the pageant progresses
and Marti's democratic doctrines
become effective.
The parade will include
American and Cuban naval
units. three hands. Cuban and
American Boy Scouts and many
other colorful detachments.
Vance c. Stirrup Is grand mar
shall Of. the parade and will be
assisted by ]. J. Dslgado and
George A. Warren. All parade
units will psss the reviewing
stand q the San Carlos Build.
ing at half step and at parade
attention. Following the parade
street dancing will be held in
front Of the Cuban Club on
south Dpyal street.
All units of the parade will
form at $40 pm. at the Florida
National Bank, Duval and Front
streets. The parade order will be
as follows:
First Section
Motorcycle escort, Key West
police. s
High School band.
Baton twirlers and booster
girls.
Massed colors and color
guards.
u. S. Navy unit.
Second Section
Cuban Marine Band.
Cuban Naval unit tentative
automobiles of dignitaries. st.
Mary's Liberty Pageant Float
with queen and aides. honor
airy guard for float to be made
1 up of members of Key West
Guard of HONOR.
Third Section
Cuban Boy Scout Band.
Cuban Boy Scouts.
American Boy Scouts.
Girl Scouts.
Athletes of Havana Uni
versity.
Members of Cuban Club.
Dorooicoc dolohiac a.aI NH ala,
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Chapter 70 iss 4
- lsttss from Whitley Evan,
q - daso two days later. 10
oooe - ~ NE NcCloud post-
- - PICK y W and when IS
- through reading 4 there
- whits hnes = saser around
issr jsa,- II ran. -you v.r.
49, though I doubt e Il win
~ you much satisfaction "a
49, - 1he u,odical' renorf an
nro1oe )1noe came In. Except Tor
- tQgooGs ct old are he was ~
nn111 - Z. nut. There were IA
o{gr1n0 On the revolver, Il
- ooon wtpe4 clean. I quizzed
- Indian family down the road
- Ne ehack; they swore they
- sedan, ]
11petca-drye into Larabee's
- eeerpoqn before we
- him. but could 1--we no fur
- eoD4 We Examined the
Oound 5or tire markings but the
49,. uaoge have beer. worn and
~ - pattern ~
eLnrnbee must have had some
0E7Ao uos Indebted to no ozIe
XnDas Int there isn't . .troce
R pooey n his shack. Someone
80 ! . 1horouGh going
1919 care Of yourself, fella,
80 - . hand Just 1T
r now. Your, Whiteyt
- - ~ Wade out 2 money
AG.1[4y 1l14erol e1b1nsos. He
uol11 s. wilk a acto1nponyinf
~ sussSIns. '0ui 'n'0 ne
- mas careful 70 stay on the
- . The street away from
Cou1oos1 trucking o1lce. The Bit
oeg1em tl,ot roe up In him was
g - en11tpg point; he realized
- 4 ~ came face . face with
couloor o. enc q his hirelinRe
Ermloeg must Be made TO pay for
- eyimoes hut 3 would be small
onol10nGo1on % JED II he, had %
- - aeconpt o. Il from . jail
uooj0e! there was Gentry %
= v AZ s,o~,y; pull.ne
60 - brim q hls Stetson
- - dare n man leaned
. - h1ochina ran fou1lins
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-05

Hasts4&
Dauahter 70 'velises

Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Veliz to-
day .announced the birth Of a
daughter on April 3 inltheir home
at SIS Louisa street. The new
conner weighed six' and Qne-quar-
ter pounds, and was named Edna
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Knowles, 500 Whitehead Street,
announced today the birth of a
son on April 2. The new arrival,
weighing eight and one-halt
pounds, was named William Rich
ard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-05

The current record : breaking
us. orange crop was nearly
twice as large as the prewar aver
age. .s @gsr sEsssss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-05

An 500 ins 'cu''qln cdii y aoe
Earlier this season, the Players
presented angel Street" and
1.-THE Night Of January 18TH. In
presenting 1.-THE Guardsman", the
Players add to their highly sue
cessful season of distinctly pro-
fessional productions.
The cast of seven has been care
fully chosen by the director, Mrs.
MAZDA Lazorivici, from the large
! membership of the non-profit
group which is open to perman-
ent city residents and winter visi-
tors alike. The cast has been re-
lhearsing for the past five weeks.
The play was first produced by
1.-THE New York Theater Guild in
1924 with Lynn Fontanne and Al
fred Lunt in the leading roles and
! was spectacular success.
Abrief profile of each,the men,
hers Of the cast and the director
follows: 81
THE CAST
1T. COMMANDER JACK NO
LIEN, commanding officer, Blimp
Squadron 2, Detachment 6, Boca
Chica. Born in Haskell, Texas.
Jacks theatrical experience in
cludes productions at the Pasa-
dena Playhouse and ST. James
Repertory Theater, Carmel, Calf
He was with the Globe Players OF
San Diego, playing, among other
roles. "Oberon", opposite Faye
Emerson Roosevelt as "Titania. y
The recent production of "Angel
Street" was Jacks first appear
ance with the Players. He gave
1 a memorable performance in the
leading role of "Mr. Manning
1 ham,"
MRS. GEORGE MILLS WHITE
! (JANICE WHITE). An actress
with experience in many varied
roles, Janice brings to the Key
West Players the benefit of hel
versatile ability Besides playing
the lead in many of the produc-
tons, she served as president fol
two years. Her lovely singing
INoice is well known to Key West
audiences; her performance as
iA.Mahel" in ''The Pirates Of Pen.
zance" and Josephine" in
"H.M.S. Pinafore", will long be
Remembered. Janice is native
of Key West, daughter of the late
DR.. John B. Maloney, one-time
mayor of this city. Janice has al.
SO been active in civic affairs
having helped found the Humane
Society. At present she is also
serving as a vice-president of the
Key West WOman's Club.
T. JOSEPH LAZAROVICI, civilian
manager of BOO. and Echoasis
at the Fleet Sonar School. Joe
was born in Pittsburgh, Pa, and
graduated from the Carnegie
Tech School of Drama. His pro-
fessional experience included
work with the Boston Repertory
Company and the Goodman Thea
ter, Chicago, He has played in
i productions of Jed Harris, and
the New York Theatre Guild
which produced The Guardsman'
in this country in 1924. Also with
Bette Davis in Broken Dishes,
which is another of the plays pre-
sented by the Key West Players.
He toured in Shakespearean rep
ertory with Fritz Lieber. Since
being with the Players, Joe has
acted, directed, built scenery,
painted and contributed geratly to
the success of the group.
MRS. LEE H. GODDARD GEM
lily WOOLLEY GODDARD). A
cousin of Monty Woolley, we'll
known stage and screen star, En-
lily comes to the Players with an
enviable musical and dramatic
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-05

Porpoises, dolphins and whales
are, according to science, land
animals that have given up their
original habitat for the ocean.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-05

81 sfYbsp Eptsstp ipet, A1ziFs srs
\ The Trio afatamcfos and theh'
star dancer, Santa Reyes, arrived
here yesterday from HaVana Tor
tie 5pse Mart Week fesavities.
The talented visitors will sing and
rdapce to- Cuban music as enter
,tainment durins the fiesta,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-05

DE-. Deppe Wsacsped AAak n
Dr. Julio DePoo, former city
councilman here. who left Key
West three years ago to live in
Evening star., 1947-03-13
VFW Meeting Is Told
Insidious Communism
Now at Work in j. ).

District Veterans of Foreign Wars
last night heard four anti -Commun-
list leaders warn Of this insidious
force now at work in America"
Meeting in the Commerce Depart
ment auditorium, the more than 500
veterans and guests were told by
Senator Revercomb, Republican, OF
West Virginia, that he was thank
full that the VFW Is beginning to
organize to rid the United States OF
Communism.
There are among those who seek
entrance here" he said, persons
who cannot accept and will not ac-
cept American life and who take
advantage Of the freedom given
them here to destroy their benefac-
tors. They have been the principal
preachers Of Communism IN this
country and some have been the
prime actors in its growth.
Communism "An Enemy"
I'VE must, and will answer the
call of distress anywhere, but Is 1t
not better that we aid them to re-
establish themselves where they are
or near their own native lands,
rather than to take them into our
own?"
s Representative McDonough, Re-
publican, of California, author OF
House Bill to outlaw Communism
here. asserted Communism denies
all freedoms, and should be classed
a an enemy Of the United States
and should be dealt with according
w."
Referring to President Trumans
request to Congress yesterday Tor
authorization of $400, ,0O0,O 600 loan
to Greece and Turkey to prevent the
imposition of "totalitarian regimes,
Representative McDonough said ut
would be worth 10 times this amount
to rid America of Communism"
Avoids Appeasement.
"But spending money is not neces-
sary," he added, with audiences and
organizations like this to do It,"
Representative Coudert, Repubh-
can, of New York, warned that I'VE
must hold our ground and show
strength and determination-as the
. road to real peace. Il
This road is not by appeasement,"
he said.
Classifying Communists as "the
most effective conspiracy OF perjur-
ers that the world has ever known"
he praised President Truman for
Throwing down the gauntlet against
Communistic Russia
Mai. Gen. Amos A. Fries, q. S. A,
warned of the infiltration OF Com
munists into many activities, 1nclud-
ing churches, political organizations,
labor unions, fraternities, and
especially schools and colleges, he
said.
Charles M. O'Malley, District
vFW commander, charged that
America must now take leadership
or civilization will crumble into
chaos"
Evening star., 1947-03-13
l.. J. OMAR Nominated
For Indian Claims Post
By the Associated Press

President Truman yesterday nomi-
mated Louis j. OMAR of wyoming
to be an associate member OF the
Indian Claims Commission.
Mr.. O'Marr's nomination was sent
to the Senate simultaneously with
the withdrawal OF the nomination
of Charles F. Brannon Of Colorado
for the position.
Charles G. Ross, the Presidents
press secretary, said Mr.. Brannon's
nomination was withdrawn at his
own request.
Evening star., 1947-03-13

WeII-boned front clasp, front lace
eorsets by "Proper Posture" Spoon
steel form cIosp. Lovely brocode or
heavy cotton twill. Roised bone back
for support. Sizes 2e-4o. Lengths
l3-l7".
Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-03-13

1OO% oII-wooI suede shoHies with
fuII-flored back beautifully tolored
A dramatic coat for dramatic
new Spring! Cardigan neck. Huge
decorative buttons. Lush Spring
shades. Sizes 1918.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-03-13

Just orrived-thess fascinating clos
sic Cordieon style suits. With fully
lined jocket and pleoted skirt. Navy
red or powder blue with white piping
down the front Of the jacket. Sizes
TIA.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-03-13

Styled in l0o% oII-wooI fIonneI for
Spring. Fully lined coat In fuchsio,
lime, powder blue and melon. They're
weII-syIed double breasted models
with velvet collars to pIeose your
small daughter. Boys coat in coral,
red or powder. Sizes IA.
Second Floor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25

pripovedujem O redeem Nika-
norju, o Pasji vasi.
- LIE brz okrevaj, delo te
klice! r..
Kmalu nato je Sci in me pu-
still samega s hudobnim dec
kom. Luna prisede ma rob SIAM
MACE in me prav prijateljsko
vprasa:
Koliko 81 star?
- Enajst let, - odgovorim
yes vessel, ker Sc je tako iznena-
da izpremenil.
- Tudi JAZZ jih menda imam
toliko; samo pri Krilatem Ii
vim re leto dni.
A kdo je ia Krilati?
Decek me spet pogleda ne
zaupljivo in hudobno:
- Ne yes? Ia crni moz
Nato sc nagne k meni in mi
sepne:
Yes, JAZZ hodim z MIN ma
"dirke" (tatvine). Niti enkrat
naju Sc MISC zasacili. Tudi tebe
bo izucil. Je spreten vodnik.
Krilati je hudo, nestrpno ca
kal, kdaj bonn zdrav. Nakani]
je napraviti il meme svojega
redniKa. Nekaj tednov pref mu
je bill ubegnil dobro izurjen po-
mocnik.
Nisem Sc mogel cvrsto stati
ma nogah, omahoval sem Sc pc
sobi, ko je Krilati prinesel ste'
klenico zganja, dive vrecici RE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25

ne moke, kumarice in gobice.
- Danes bono imeli "sejem"
(pijancevanje) - treba je "a
liti tvoje rojstvo. -
zganje je pill IL velike case.
Luna Sc je po prvem pozirku
zgrudil in oblezal nezavesten
pod posteljo. Krilati mi je dal v
roke steklenico in ljubeznivo
ponudil:
PHI mali, kolikor mores,
lie brz sc navadi!
Objemal je z dolgimi rokami
moja ramena, sc sklanjal k mo-
jemu usesu in mi sepetal:
- Eth, tepcek, liz tebe napra-
vim moza. Maj bonn CAD, &c ne
STORM! Ii bos prvovrsten moi.
ster!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25

Videl sem kako je brat padel.
Bezal sem il Chile globeli, ne
da bi pomisljal, kan me neso
noge. Vedel sem, da ne kaze
ostati ma razvalinah Paste va
81.
Nihce me nj opazil. Tekel sem
in povsod iskal Garbuza. Zdaj
nisem incl nikogar .razen ME-
ga. Mega edinega -.
Trinajsto poglavje
Tiste dni so bile zelezniske
postoje polne beguncev, voja-
kov, ubeznikov, spekulantov.
Postaja je bila nekoliko mesecev
mole skrivalisce. Ko sem bill ne
koc lacen, Sc prikradem k Glove
ku, XII je nesel vreco prosa in jo
polozil k vagonu-cisterni.
Prerezem njegovo trojno vre-
co in pristavim Yep, v katerega
Sc je vsipalo prose-, iskrece Sc
kakor zlate zvezdice. !
spekulant razpre oci, me po-
grabi "a roko in sklice svoje
tovarise, XII so me ma to z dva-
najstero pestmi pretepli tako,
da sem mahoma zamrl. Nisem
utegnil obzalovati, da ne bonn
cutil, kako Sc prileplja brona-
sto ernie k mojim zobem in OBJ
liva dlesne z mlecnim sokom.
spekulanti Sc MISC upali pu-
stiti truplo ma progi, zato so me
zavlekli ma gmajno in me virgil
med plevel.
Toda bill sem zilav, splazim
Sc drugam, zaprem oci in zaje-
cim.
Tedaj sem Sc spoznal "Kri-
latim".
Krilati me je nasel med pie
velom in koprivami "a postajo,
ko je tjakaj prinesel teak, po-
licen kovceg. ze je udaril ko-
som zeleza po ponikljani klju-
cavnici, ko je tu, tik sebe, "a
cul mole tho jecanje. Previdno
je odlozil zelezo, skril kovceg,
sc obrnil in nasel meme, lezece-
ga ma zemlji.
Zagledam mad seboj cigansko
brado, zacutim, kako mi tuja
roka obzirno dvigne glavo in
mi da pitt IL cutarice.
Nato me je prenesel svojo
sobo. Otrl je vse mole posinele
podplute, me napojil mlekom,
mi polozil obkladke in dodge ure
posedel oh mojem zglavju.
Oh MEM ugledam decka svo-
jih let, XII naprej sklonjeno
glavo gleda vame hudobnimi
ocmi in molci. Crni MOI ga xii
&c S smesnim imenom Luna"
Obrnem sc stran cd hudobnega
pogleda k mozu4s kodrasto bra
do. Ia polozi :roko ma mole raz-
greto cello in me vprasa, kdo
sem, odkod sem in kako sc ime-
nujem.
Zaprem oci in koncem ust