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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30
North Carolina Acquires
First Drastic Milk Bill

vile, said, and urged that the
group wait until the revised code
was finished next month. Will Rog
ers of Varina, representative of the
State Farm Bureau offered the
same opinion.
However, George Watts Hill, Dur
ham producer and distributor, said
Its time to call a spade, q
spade; I personally can see no rea'
son for holding up ten weeks, si>
months, or ten years. 1 don't think
the people of North Carolina will
stand for a policy of putting of
and waiting. The premium on the
bad practices of both distributors
and producers ought to be remov'
led"
The new statewide regulations
define milk and fluid milk prod
Iucts; establish grades; detail the
sanitary conditions under which the
various grades may be produced
and processed; require that recon.
stituted, reconstructed, or recon-.
bined milk shall be labeled, ere
combined Grade c. Pasteurized
milk" prohibits the sale of Grade
C raw milk in urban areas and per-
NIT its sale in villages or rural
areas only when there is not an
adequate supply of milk, and then
only under six-month permits; and
provides for the proper labelling OF
milk and milk products.
Milk is defined as a product con
tanning not less than 8.5 per cent
milk solids not-fat, and 3.25 per
cent of butterfat.
The sanitary rules for milk pro-
duction and processing n pattern
ed closely after the standard milk
ordinance recommended by the U.
S. Public Health Service.
A system of checking out-of-state
milk and dairy products which are
imported will be set up and all
purchasers, professors, and distrib-
utors will be required to make 3
monthly report of all receipts and
sales.
Chocolate milk is defined as a
product made of ''whole milk
containing not less than 3.25 per
cent butterfat, the label to show
the grade of milk used.
A definition of "creamed but
termilk," requested by the North
Carolina Dairy Products Associa-
ton. is included in the regulations.
The association requested two per
cent butterfat content: However,
was changed to 3.25 per cent: or
that required for whole milk
Enforcement of the new regula-
tons will remain where it has al
ways been, with the local health Of
ficers. However, a working agree
ment for enforcement has been
drawn by the Department of Agri-
culture, the State Board of Health,
and the local health officers. Both
the state and local health officers
have pledged their utmost coopera-
ton.
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AXE
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five room cottage discovered the
bodies of Mrs. Jennie Murcho, As,
John Murcko, Jr., 49,, Jennie Muir
cko, %, and John Murcko, ST., As.
The threats of the first three had
been slashed. Alongside the elder
Murcko's burned body, police
said, was an X and a pair OF
scissors.
The police reported Murcko's
body also bore slashes but. State
Police Captain William Schatz-
man said, an autopsy performed
by Medical Examiner Stanton
Smith showed that this was in.
correct and that suffocation
caused his death.
The state police captain said
there were "a lot of other things
to- be investigated and "certair
analyses" to be made. but that il
was "pretty definite" Murcko hac
slain his family and fired the
cottage.
Police could not tell wha.
caused the tragedy, they said.
The victims lay unidentified fo,
an hour until the Rev. Stepha.
Bitka of Holy Cross church, theil
pastor, viewed the bodies.
Murcko, employed by the Gen
eral Electric company at Bridge.
pot, had no other family. Hi
VIE mad a brother and sister il
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SUGAR

WASHINGTON, May %. -(P-
The Agriculture Department an.
nounced today it has allotted ci.
villains enough sugar to assure con-
sumner a ration of IS pounds - and
maybe more - this year. The ra.
ton last year was Is pounds. The
department slid that if recent i'm.
provements in the supply continue
a moderate increase" above IS
pounds may be authorized later.
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e

LAKE SUCCESS, May %. -P)-
Abdul Rahman Azzam Pasha, sec
rotary general of the Arab league,
told a news conference today he
believed the Arab countries would
cooperate with the United Nations
Palestine inquiry commission but
that final policy would be deter
mined by the Leagues political
committee, meeting in Cairo next
week.
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ARCHIBALD

WHITEVILLE, May 20. - Arch.
ibald Stallings, 66, died at the Co.
lumbus county hospital Thursday
at S a. m. after a brief illness.
Funeral services will be held Fri
day afternoon at three o'clock from
the Mishop Springs Baptist church.
The Rev. L.. D. Hayman will Of
ficiate and interment will follow
m the Chadbourn cemetery.
He is survived by one brother;
F. R.. Stallings of Fayetteville, and
two sisters: Mrs. Estella S. Will
liams, Durham and Miss Matte
Stallings Of Whiteville.
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RESIGNS

GASTONIA, May % - U.D - H.
E. Hamilton, director of Castor
county hospital for the past Ia
months, has resigned to join the
North Carolina Medical Care Com.
mission, the hospital directors
announced today. Hamilton viii
serve as consulting hospital ad-
ministrator with the commission
beginning June /.
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FLAG DAY

WASHINGTON, May 20. -(Pe
President Truman today d~esignat-
ed June IA as Flag Day, in ac-
cordance with custom. In a proc
lamation, he directed federal Of
%tlclals, requested state and local
officials, and urged the American
people to fly the American flag
from buildings and homes on that
date.
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N PROTECTION

BALBAO, Canal Zone, May %.
-(P)E The Panama Cara al soon will
be protected by P-80 shooting
Star" jet-propelled fighter planes,
Brig. Gen. Morris Nelson, COM
mander of the Army's Sixth Fight
err wing, said today. The first of
the new craft are expected to ar
rive in the Canal Zone in about
three months,
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CANDIDATES

CHARLOTTE, May % - up -
Mrs. Susan Leyson of Ely, New,
and Mrs. Gladys Carter of Omaha,
Neb., were nominated as candi-
dates for supreme president of the
Benevolent and Protective Order
Of Does, Auxiliary to the Elks, al
today's session of the 25th annual
convention here. Delegates will
choose between them in an cleo
ton tomorrow. The winner will
succeed Mrs. Tia Yule Of Cody,
Wyo.
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DIES

DUNN, May 20 - up - Lynn
Glass, 38, of Sanford, who was
seriously burned two weeks ago
while working on a power line
here. died today in the Harnett
county hospital. r. 7. Arthur, 45,
Of Roanoke, Va, who pulled Glass
from a broken live wire, is still
recovering in the hospital.
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HOTELMEN MEET

ATLANTIC BEACH, May 20 =
up - Social activities, including
yacht trips and a dance, today
were on the program of the an.
nual convention OF the North Car.
DINA Hotelmen's Association. Bus
mess sessions will be held tomor
row and Saturday. More than Isl
delegates are expected to an
sWer the call to order here tomor,
row Of President Haywood Duke
of Greensboro.
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MRS. GoERING ARRESTED

MUNICH, Germany, May 20. -
.(P)- DR.. Alfred Loritz, Bavariap
Disqualification Minister, announc-
ed today the arrest of Mrs. Her.
mann Goering to face trial as a
Nazl party member. He said he
would demand ten years in jail for
the former actress.
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Bill
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and secondary boycotts. The NLRB
is authorized to obtain injunctions
against them.
Makes unions liable to unfair
labor practices, as employers are
now, and subjects unions to suit
for breach OF contract.
Outlaws unionycontrolled health
and welfare funds created since
Jan. 1. 1916.
New Mediation Agency
Creates a new federal mediation
agency.
Denies a union collective bar
gaining rights if any of its Of
ficers could reasonably be re-
garded as Communists.
Prohibits unions from charging
excessive Or discriminatory
limitations fees and dues. The
NLRB would be the judge.
Guarantees employers freedom
OF speech in dealing with their
workers SO long as their state
ments are not coercive or theat-
ening.
Duck may be barbecued like any
other poultry,
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r. r. GALLIMORE

TOWNSVILLE, May 29-U.H-
Funeral services were scheduled
today for a 16-year-old boy who
died of a heart attack, Coroner
|Dermot Lohr reported.
Richard Ray Baltimore was
found dead in bed less than a week
after he took office as vice-presi-
dent of his high school student
council. He was the son of Numa
R. Baltimore, furniture factory
foreman.
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DISMISSED

RALEIGH, May % up -
Superior Judge Henry A Grady
dismissed today a temporary in
junction granted W. E. Motley Of
Raleigh prohibiting the state
barber examining board from
granting licenses to war veterans
with three years experience with
out first taking an examination.
The temporary injunction was
granted by Judge Leo Carr.
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GREAT

MONTREAL, May %. ~ r,
M. Fowler, president of the Ca.
madam Pulp and Paper association,
said in a statement today that be.
cause OF adverse weather condi.
lions this spring Canadian pulr
and paper mills, particularly news.
print mills, are experiencing
greater difficulty in. maintaining
their output"
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MAY LOSE JOBS

WASHINGTON. May 20. -GP-
Several thousand agriculture de
partment employees in Washington
and in the field received notices to-
day that they will lose their jobs
July l if the House-approved de-
partment appropriations bill is &C
cepted by the Senate.
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FOUND DEAD

UNION, May % - Up - The
body of D.. M. Rickenbaker, 81
year old Union contractor, was
found in his parked automobile
about one mile from the city
limits this morning about 6 O'Clock
with a bullet wound in his right
temple. Investigating authorities
stated that a pistol lay on the
front seat of the car beside the
body.
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THE NEWS
STATE WORLD
IN BRIEF
LOAN RATIFIED

PARIS, May 20. ~ Accept.
ance of the $3.50, 900, 900 loan grant
ed to France by the international
Bank was ratified unanimously to.
day by the Council of the Re.
public, upper house of the French
National Assembly.
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LOADED
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continued from rake Ouc)
lIy lacerated and he suffered burns
about the neck.
At least so students took part il
the rescue work.
1t was not known Immediately
how the six persons escaped death
The figures, along with those fol
the total of crew and passengers
were reported by police.
The plane took off at 1907 P. M
(EST), and crashed a few mo.
ments later near Grand Central
Parkway, a trunk highway from
Manhattan across Log Island
which skirts La Guardia field.
Police cars, ambulances and fire
fighting vehicles quickly raced to
the scene.
Crew Members Listed
The co-pilot aboard was listed
as r. E. Sands of Bayside, N. Y;
and two stewardesses as Miss Mar
|jorie Oldson, Barbizon Plaza, Los
Angeles, Calf, and Miss Helena
Klein, Jackson Heights, N. Y.
.Baldwin's address was listed as
jackson Heights, N. Y.
Names of the passengers and
crew were not Immediately avail
able.
The greatest loss Of life hereto
fore in commercial aircraft crash
es in this country was or May 16,
1915, when q died in the crash OF
a plane near Richmond, Va, and
on March 3, 1916, when the same
number was killed when an air
liner struck a California mountain.
Elsewhere in the world. how
ever, SO died in each of two diff
ferent crashes-both in Colombia,
South America. The first was in
1888, when a plane crashed into
a crowd at Bogota, and the sec
ond was last Feb. Is when another
craft struck a mountain Forty
nine were killed in a Moscow ac-
cident in 1885, and 43 died last
Jan. 5 in the crash of a Chinese
a%irliner at Tsingtao, China.
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BOARD ACTION QUESTIONED

RALEIGH, May ?3.-P-Acti-
yities Of the Board Of Awards Of
the division Of Purchase and Con-
tract in purchasing heavy road
building equipment was the sub
jet of discussion by the State
Highway Commission at a meeting
here yesterday. Commissioners T.
Max Watson Of Spindale and Ben
E.. Douglas of Charlotte question
ed Director w. z. Belts why an or.
der for 20 tractors was split even
ly between the E. F. Craven Com.
pany Of Greensboro and the N. c.
Equipment Company Of Raleigh.
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COST HIGH

LAKE SUCCESS, May %. -(PJ
- The General Assembly's recent
l8-day special session on Palestine
cost the United Nations approx
mately 5000, 600, it was learned to-
day.
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SHIP AFIRE

NEW YORK, May 20. -(P1 The
Coast Guard reported tonight that
the 7,176-ton freighter Barbara
Frietchie was afire at pier is in
South Philadelphia, but had no
other details.
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U. S. COURT CLERK DIES

ASHEVILLE, May % - R -
j. Y. Jordan, 81, SO. clerk of the
U. S. Court for the Western North
Carolina district the past 20 years,
died at his home here yesterday.
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TOWN ATTACKED

ATHENS, May 20. -(P)- The
Ministry of Public Order said q
large force of Greek guerrillas at.
tackled the town of Florina. less
than eight miles from the Yugo-
slav frontier, early today, killing
10 civilians and two soldiers.
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that has been worked out between
the board OF education ana various
companies and firms whereby suit,
dents may obtain a portion oil
their credits by working as ar
employe at one OF the various
concerns. That applies only to the
senior year.
PAROCHIAL SCH OOLS -
There are two parochial SCHOOLS
in Wilmington. They Offer eight
years Of elementary study and
four years of high school educa-
ton. In addition, are one private
school offering grammar and high
school education. and three bust
mes colleges and one law school.
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j. j. WOOD

ROxBORO, May 20 - U.O - Flu
neral arrangements were being
completed today for James Jen-
nings (Cick) Woody, 46, funeral di-
rector and president of the Rox-
boro Chamber of Commerce.
Woody died of a cerebral hemor-
rhage afters being i'll several
months.
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CROPS DAMAGED

ROME, May 20. -(P)- Dispatch
es from Verona tonight said rain.
wind and hail storms had devastat-
ed a large area of Pc Valley farm
land, causing crop damage esti-
mated at more than 81, 900, 900.
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MRS. VERONICA SrEGORIE

& ST. HELENA, May 20 - Funeral
services for Mrs. Veronica Stego-
RE, rs, of st. Helena, who died at
her home Wednesday at Ii o'clock
after a short illness, will be held
Saturday at II am. from the st.
Helena Catholic church. Father
Roland Cross will be in charge
and interment will follow in the
church cemetery.
She is survived by her husband;
Julius Stegorie. of St. Helena.
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Nitrogen mustard war gases
were tested recently as possible
remedies for some kinds of can
cer-like diseases. Patients with
Hodgkin's disease temporary i'm
moved after treatment.
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The Weather.

m rafe ana IN rainfall for a 'f boIr. Of tsno..,
areaz m and the principal D cott. .ndins,,S
Station e: stoEi,,
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The mother Of Alexander the
Great was Oympias. consort of
Phlllp, king of Macedon. Alexan-
DER himself, however, insisted
mat his father was the god Zeus.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-30

For the bridal shower add a
ring holder to go on the window
ledge over the kitchen sink. Re-
mind the bride to pop her dia-
mond in that before washing
IieLar
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SABLE THOUGHT IT WAS oIl'RlOn'

Duck may be barbecued like any
other poultry.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-24

Il tovarne do vas-Prihranfte 5O%
ma vsemu pohiStvu. Tudi nanovo
tapetiramo in popravimo pohistvo.
Damo $25 popusta "a stare pohi-
stvo. Mordus Furniture. 1920 St.
Clair Ave.
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je vse skupaj bio spet zlozeno
v zelezni skatli, je Bajnant zme.
demo pogledal svojega prijate.
liza, potem pa vzdihnil:
'Dovganoc, zdaj ko 81 naen.
krat obogatel, bos gotovo poza'
bill ma mas Hama y"
TIE besede so Dovganoca "a.
bolele in skoraj hlastno je cd.
govoril:
"Motis Sc, Bajnant, nikdar
vas ne bonn pozabil. Jaz nisem
tax -"
Bajnant pa nj hotel verjeti.
'Ha-ha-ma - bos, bos, sai
vem, kaj so bogatinci ="
Dovganoe je napravil teti do
stolen pogreb. Najprej je kupi]
pri Tumpezu sod mosta "a kro'
pilce, XII so v velikih truman
hodili Alto kropit z vodo, XII jo
je Dovganoc natocil v loncek IL
bliznjega studenca, ker pri baj-
tt Oh Ajtini smrti nj nasel bla-
goslovljene. Naroeil je pri Ro-
pratu lepo rakev, a pri zupniku
Vireju veliko opravilo. Ma po-
greb je povabil vse jamniske te-
SAGE in Sc mnogo drugih pro-
stih ljudi, svojih nekdanjih to-
varisev in prijateljev, "a kate
re je pri Lukacu narocil mastno
sedmino, rekoc:
maj Jamnica We, kdaj je Al
ia umrla."
(Dalje prihodmjic)
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kel dalje, da> >mu je ohlapni pred.
pasnik kar mahal v vetru. In
povsod, kamor je prisel, k Dvor.
niku, k Lozekarju, k Zabevu, je
vpil:
"Denar smo nasli :"
zvonjenje jamniskih zvonov
je re potihnilo, ko je Peter pri.
tekel do Tumpeza. Farani So 90
zvonjenju takoj sodili, da je
umrla Alta. Razen beracem nj.
so nikomur zvonili tako kratko.
Ko je Peter yes zasopel pri.
dirjal v vas, je ma sejmiscu "a
gledal meznarico Trezo, XII Sc je
cez potok razgovarjala z Ruda-
fico. ze cd dalec je zacel krica-
tt:
"Treza, zvoniti, zvoniti, nasli
smo denar Zvoniti moras
cello uro!"
Ali komaj il je Peter dopove.
dal, kaj Sc je zgodilo, je Treza
takoj poklicala nekoliko otroA
z bliznjih dvorise in kmalu Sc je
il jamniskih lin razlegalo ubra.
no petite farnih zvonov. Odzva.
njalo je cello uro; ljudje so po.
stajali po dvoriscih in po poljih
in Sc cudili, kaj Sc je pripetilo
da so spet zaceli zvoniti vse.
mi zvonovi. Nepouceni so bill
prepricani, da je spet umrla ne.
ka zenska, cudno pa Sc Jim je
zdelo, ker nj bill nihce bolan. To.
da Sc tisti popoldan je novica,
da so nasli Attn skrivni "a.
klad, prodrla do zadnjega jam.
niskega praga in Sc mnogo da.
lie po okolici ter razvozlala
uganko tako cudnega odzvaja-
MIA.
Pc Petrovem odhodu sta Dow
ganoc in Bajnant prestela maj
deni denar. V papirju sta nasla
nekaj mad dvajset tisoc dinar-
jew in med mimi tudi tisti Sop
bankovcev, XII jih je Ajti da]
Secnjak. V zlatu in srebru pa
sta nasla Sc vecje bogastvo, vsaj
"a oci. Do svetovne vojne je Al
ia zbirala ter dajala ma stran
lie zlatnike in srebrne tolarie.
Vrednosti zlatnine in srebrnine
sicer nista mogla preceniti, toda
bilo je tega toliko, da jima je
jemalo vid. Ko sta koncala in
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litev. Ceravno je bill Dovganoe
Sc vedno globoko zamisljen, so
sc mu roke vendar kar same
cd sebe sklenile in zacel je mo-
liti tudi on.
z zvonom vred je utihnila tu-
di molitev. Mozje so Sc spogle-
dali in Dovganoc sc je dvignil; !;
zdelo sc mu je, da ga bolijo no.
ge in da ga tlaci neko doslej ne
poznano breme. Tezka utruje-
most ga je "a nekaj trenutkov
prikovala ma prag. Tedaj pa je
v Jamnici spet zazvonilo. To pot
pa je zvonilo rajni Ajti. Najprej
Sc je oglasil najmanjsi, ze sto-
letja start zvon svojim cistim
glasom; sele ko je ia oznanil So
seski, da je novi mrlic zenska,
so zazvonili tudi drugi zvonovi.
Mrtvasko zvonjenje je Dow
ganoca spet priklenilo ma ia
svet. Oh prisluskovanju zvonov
sc je spomnil, da bodo zvonili
Att lie kratko, kakor zvonijo
navadno beracem, morda samo
pet minut. Obcina stiska ma vseh
koncih in krajih. Polastilo sc ga
ie veliko custvo hvaleznosti, z
MIN pa Sc je oglasil tudi doslej
neznani mu ponos. Zastrmel je
v pare, potem pa Sc magic obr-
nil k tovarisema.
peter, YES kaj, ali ne bi te-
kel v Jamnico in narocil, n a j
mrlicu zvonijo dolgo, kakor Sc
spodobi? - Cello uro maj zvoni-
jo, da bo tako, kakor bi umrl
kak Dvornik ali Munk. Sedaj
imam denar in ne DO treba OBJ
cini placati pogreba. Teci, Peter,
teci, kar sc da Ne DO tt "a
stonj :"
Peter mu je prikimal in sc
takoj spustil dir proti gozdu
in dale v dolino. Tekel je isto
divjo naglico kakor pred dnevi
Moskoplet. Do fare je bilo do
bro uro hoda; &c je hotel, da
bodo Att zvonili Sc opoldne, ka-
kor je to Dovganoc zelel, Sc je
moral podvizati. Razen tega pa
ga je priganjalo Sc odkritje
skrivnega Ajtinega zaklada, XII
ga je hotel on prvi razglasiti po
Jamnici. Pri Tumpezu, mimo ka-
terega je vodila pot, je nasel ma
gorici druzino, XII Sc je sprav-
[jala h kosilu.
"Denar smo nasli!!' je zavpil
ze cd dalec in dirjal dalje mimo
zacudenih ljudi.
Cd Tumpeza do Munka je po-
,reboval polovico mani kakor
"Denar smo nasli!" je zavpil
oroti staremu Munku, XII Sc je
ored bajto grel ma solncu, in te-
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MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE or mar
ried veteran to work in nearby
summer resort in exchange for
room and board. Small salary
given. Must be an all-around man.
Steady work all year. Call Elk
62l2.
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PosIuga

Concrete kontraktorji
Izvrsimo kompletna konkretna della
ma dovozih. trotoarju in podih.
81 N N E M A
CONCRETE CONTRACTORS
AC 4el4-Berea 52O6
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POPRAV1TE vpuscajoco streho.
Vsakovrstne strehe popravimo
ali pa napravimo move. Tudi kle-
parsko delo. - Leon Robbins. FA
7572.
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(NadaljeVamje)

Dovganoceva glava pa je bils
Sc vedno sklonjena mad skatlo,
zdelo Sc je cello, da Sc vedno nj
re sklanja mad edprtino. Pred
Dovganoeevimi ocmi Sc je sme-
jal kup denarja. Ma vrhu so le-
zali pisani papirji stotakov in
tisocakov. Dolgo je strmel va
ME, preden so njegovi prsti Sc
gil v pisane papirje in jih ma
enem koncu privzdignili. Izpod
papirjev Sc je zabliskalo zlato
in srebro.
Dovganoe je bill tako prese-
necen, da je le tezavo mogel
dvigniti glavo; cez njegove oci
Sc je potegnila blesceca megla
in, ko je pogledal predse, nj vi
del nicesar. Dolgo je sedel ka-
kor kip. Tisina v vstajah in okrog
njih je postala Sc globlja in
skoraj je bilo cuti hrstajoci pla-
mencek v mali lescerbi, XII je
namesto svece brlela cd mrtvas-
KEN odru. Podoba je bila nena-
vadna: "a siroko odprtim Who
dom je bill nick mrtvaski oder
z belim prtom, v katerem so bill
vtisnjeni obrisi mrlica, komaj
dober korak pred odrom je ma
pragu sedel Dovganoc S siroko
razkrecenimi koleni, pred MIN
pa sta stala diva tesaca S siro-
kima, smolnatima, usnjenima
predpasnikoma in rezece strme-
la v sedecega moza. V tenn tre-
nutku nj bio tel trojici mic bolj
tuje kakor smrt
Tisino je presekal skoraj tt
hi glas Coflovega Petra:
"Dovganoc, zdaj 81 bogat clo-
vek ."
Tesac ma pragu Sc je vzdra-
mil IL svoje otopelosti. 9 blaze
MIN nasmehom je pogledal tova-
risa, potem pa Sc je sklonil k
skatli. z levico je vel IL ME
pest ~papirjev, z desnico pa je
segel ma memo dino, kamor so Sc
mu pocasi >>zarili okorni prsti,
-zaceli broditi po blesceci vsebi-
nj, jo dvigati in spuscati :.
Bill so zlatniki in srebrniki Sc
IL avstrijskih casov. Tisino je
napolnilo ra hlo, zvenece roz-
ljanje denarja. Bilo je, ko da bi
il trde skale curljali biseri cud-
mega, neznanega studenca !
IL zamaknjenosti jih je vzdra-
mil jamniski veliki zvon, XII je
zazvonil poldan. Njegov mogoc-
nj glas je. pocasi priplaval do
gore, Sc oprijel zleba in ga ma
polnil z lepim, mocnim odme-
vom. Coflov Peter je mahoma
snel svoj pokveceni klobuk in
zacel ma glas moliti kratko mo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-24

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Popravimo stroje vseh izdelkov.-
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-24

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