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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-10-09
Teachers Institute To Feature Talks
By Educational and Science Noiables

Inez Peterson, Miss Martha Shuu
and by DR.. Robert Nice loskey, who
will explain how teachers can
utilize community resources. Mrs
Pearl A. Wannamakes, Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, will
speak at both the afternoon and
evening sessions.
Mrs. Edith O'Brien, Mrs. Ruth
c.. Anderson and Joe Chandler at.
tend as institute guests.
General interest sessions wilt be
supervised by Henry Graham
president of the ProSSer Educa.
tional Association; Arthur Lind
president of the Richand Educa.
tional Association; and by Rober,
Anderson of Benton City, presi-
dent of the Benton County Educa.
tional Association.
The Richland high school chorus
under the direction of Charles
Bird; the Kennewick high school
uuartette; Miss Patricia Wood;
Miss Marguerite Hansen; and
Robert Hunsley will contribute
to the musical program.
Presiding Chairman Merritt Des
Voignes of Connell, president OF
the Franklin County Educational
Association, will open the after
noon session at 2:45 o'clock. Aft
er a short intermission, at 4 o..
clock, the meeting will continue
Superintendent E. S. Black, Of
Kennewick, will act as presiding
host at a dinner, to be held in the
elementary school cafeteria at GAS
and sessions will be renewed at
7:45 in the high school auditorium
The Reverend J. B. Coan OF the
Kennewick Methodist church Will
give the opening invocation. The
institute will be presented under
the general craftsmanship OF Lena
McCamish.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-10-09

CIVIC groups, SO that JFleIf
efforts can be kept impair
tial and so that existing
organizations can be drawn
into the program as needed.
"Unless more housing can be
provided" Mayor Pratt declared,
Health and sanitary conditions
i'm the city will sink below the
safety minimum"
Furthermore, he proceeded, a
lack of housing is interrupting es-
sential activities of the commun-
ity, because essential workers can
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-10-09
Legion Building
Plan To Be Topic
AT Public Dinner

The program of the American
Legion TO build and expand its
facilities in Kennewick i'm the in
terests of establishing an active,
vigilant service group will be ex-
planned in full at an open dinner
meeting in the Park View recrea-
ton hall on the evening of October
IA, Commander Dick Clute an
nounced today.
The banquet will start at eight
o'clock, Clute said, and tickets
must be secured in advance. Le-
gionnaire of the Robert w. Ely
Post No. 33 will begin ticket sales
at once. Any non-Legiaonnaires,
who have not been approached TO
buy tickets, may obtain them a.
the office of the secretary of the
chamber of commerce.
State Department Commander
Ted Cooper, of Colfax, will be q
featured speaker. on the program
which is to be broadcast over "a.
dio station KPKW.
Other invitations are being ex.
tended to notable figures of the
area, who will speak during the
evening. .... s...
Noting the constructive force
of strong American Legion pos,
in the community, Clute recalled
| that the Pasco post recently con.
tributed $4,000 toward the build.
ing of a public swimming pool in
the city. This, he said, is only
one example of the many public
needs that have received the full
support of the Legion Throughout
the nation.
Legionnaires of Pasco and Rich.
land will attend the dinner meet.
ing, Clute said.
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Mailing down the story OF
Kennewick's housing need, is
the result of the cify's unofficial
census. completed just a week
ago. From a 1910 population Of
1918, the record rooms sky-ward
10 a present tofa of 5.8l3 within
the city limits. The survey was
condulfed under the supervision
of Frank Beste. The indication
is plain - more people than
houses. H##
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-10-09
PEG DELEGATES

Mrs. Norman Robbins and
Mrs. T. C.. Brown left Friday to
attend the 1947 Supreme Chapter
convention of PEG which is in
session in Los Angeles Oct. 5th
through the 9Th. Following in
San Diego. Mrs. Robbins expects
to join a party for q tour OF
Mexico which will include Next
co City.
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Citizens Committee to
Study Housing Needs

Formation of a Citizens Committee To work toward
the goal thousand homes in Kennewck in the next
years will once, Mayor J. c. Pratt revealed
today.
Committee members to be appointed Immediately,
Pratt said that of accommodating the needed data
begin without delay Insofar possible he continued the
committee is to be made completely independent of other
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-10-09
OAR TO MEET

The Daughters of the American
Revolution will hold their first
fall meeting at the home of Mrs.
Rueben Gest Monday night Oct.
Is at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Phil Heffelfinger enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Settler,
the occasion being Mrs. Settlers
birthday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-10-09
ANSWER SIX CALLS

,n Ss.ennewick's fire department
m,nts sreo SIX calls during the
loss 'n OF September. A total fire
il tn ~ $1,000 was accounted for
otbs TWO tires with no loss in the
81 The losses were sustain
m a. tne LaCount Trailer camp
TrASe 9th and at the K and F
uer camp on the 9th.
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The Sidewalk
REP0R TER
souAwK CLUB
by The
vENNEWICK COURIER .

When bunch of women move
!. ~ take over a meeting, the reg
NJ Nv - attendants find themselves
ua.am n taken over. That was
. .Sa experience of the communlty's
sso u in meeting assembled
.S;s week when the Housewives
a u Riddles Protective association
s snde their brooms into the assem-
NV hall and started some clean
UOma.eenine. Chief complaint CEN
ssred around the matter of disap-
earring milk bottles. There
puehta be a law!" screamed one
~ the more irate homemakers.
.Swhat's more the law oughta be
enforced. What is this country
coming to when you can't even
safelv nut a milk bottle on your
norch in the good old American
Tradition without having some
sneakthief creep up and snatch
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-10-09
ToASTMIsTREssES

TOASTMISTRESSES
The Kennewick Toastmistress
club held a breakfast meeting
Wednesday at $50 at the Angus
Grill. Mrs. Lee Frakes a vice
president of Toastmistress Inter
national, priest River, Idaho was
present.
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STORY OF THE WEEK

! o. - Is reported that an undertake
~ q certain over-crowded COM
r.l greets mortuary visitors
6kS.a. me question: care you rea-
4 81 friends or are you seeking
n ak Ae over the lease on the home
NE deceased?"
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REASON

UkkS9SSe -.
There is an obvious reason for
milk bottles disappearing. With
= casl1-in value of eight cents per
hottie. new high in inflated valu-
atoms. it is apparent that collec-
ton Of say 100 bottles would net
the collector eight bucks. Not
bad for an early morning foray.
AT the same time one bottle will
purchase candy bar with little
left over even after paying the
token. Put it another way and
YOU discover that the simple col
lection of ten bottles would pro-
vide wastrel with pleasant
evening in tavern with sufficient
funds for eight beers.
wHo7
= It is assumed by most victims
that the culprits are kids seeking
y little spending dough. Such may
not be the fact. There might even
be an organized ring of high-jack-
ers working on a big scale. In
cidentally, in several cases the
stolen bottles also contained milk
tickets.
SOLUTION
An obvious soution is to quit
using bottles and put all milk In
the new paper containers. Another
is troublesome one for the house
wife. That is to meet the milk
man at the door. A third and
probably the most effective one is
for an alert police officer to catch
one of the culprits red-handed and
mete out severe penalty.
HOUSING
Still one of Kennewick's tough
est problems is the matter of pro-
vldlng adequate housing to meet
the demands of a rapidly growing
population. Every coffee-club SEES
sion, every sidewalk discussion,
every iving-room gathering SOON
AG or later arrives at the topic and
Usually winds up in an impasse
IT'S toughie. An attempt to
@Eeach some unanimity of opinion
and action is being attempted this
week. A meeting of interested in
uVduals is being called to face
ne problem and work for solu-
ton.
PRE.cuTs =
one attempt that is meeting with
sumo success in combating high
.osts OF construction is the utiliza-
uon OF pre-fabrication. One such
: group, the Ford Factory Built
homes, now has a representative
~ hennewick. This firm offers
acmes from four to nine rooms
y. WIN or without easements. Get
Sas away from the stereotyped
SSears-Roebuck. type of pre-cut
uouse, the company has wide
isafiety OF floor plans and exter-
W. syies. The plan may prove to
ID az least a partial solution, es-
s.ially IN the lower priced brack-
STORY OF THE WEEK
:. = IS reported that an undertak-
~ N Certain ovar-cro1,,dod coro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-19

POLISHERS
RoSno in avtomatiSno
Stalno; dobra prilika "a mocnega
moskega, XII Sc zeli nauciti della z
visoko place ma uro ali cd komada
40 ur tedensko; pocitnice, zavaro-
valnina, it'd.
MONARCH ALUMINIUM CO.
1901 Detroit Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-19

kraju, komaj je sonce pogleda-
10 skozi okna.
Pri vsem tenn navajeni "a
molkli glas:
Ej nu, lepotice, 1.-Two, ej
nu, mladenke, brze!
Nasta zene samokolnico. Le-
seno kolo udarja oh tracnice,
suce Sc, tece. Samokolnica je
prepolna sipkega peska. Pesek
je teak in temen. Nasta tece
"a samokolnico. Visoko, do ko-
len drzi rocice samokolnice, 81
roko zastavlja noge, cd njih 3D.
skakuje krilce, ma MEM plesejo
rumeni cvetovi. Nasta prihiti
do gomile, pogumno vrze rocice
samokolnice pokonci, samokol-
MICA Sc prevrne vznak, pesek Sc
izsuje.
Samokolnica "a samokolnico,
venomer v teku poleg dobro ma
mazanit tracnic, naprej in ma
zaj - tako teka Nasta. Njena
zdrava, rdeca polt bledi. Ruta
je padla glave, ona je ne po.
ravna. Ma rob krilca sc je pri.
lepila glina. Konice ceveljckov
so ogrebljene, toda lepotica te-
ga ne opazi.
Naravnost v uho sc vrta vsi'
1.-Two, znano, ostro:
- Ell nu, lepotice, 1.-Two! E.
nu, mladenke, brze!
:. V odmoru med kosilon
so Sc razveseljevala pasjevasks
dekleta. Preganjale so drugs
drugo, hitele k susilnici peska
katera DO pref nasla prostora
da 81 spece krompircke? Jedle
so ga belega, krhkega, solile sc
ga in sc oblizovale. Goltale sc
rumenkasti, diseci kruh in ga
zalivale z malinovim cajem.
Po kosilu sc je lopata v Var.
kinih rokah vedno pogosteje
ustavljala, vedno cesce in cesce
sc je morala Varka vzravnati
Ko je sirena trudno in zate.
glo oznanila konec della, Sc je
Varka domala zgrudila ma pc
SEX. Nekaj trenutkov je pose
della, nj sc ganila ne mislila.
Ko Sc je obrnila, je opazila
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da so Sc prav tako kakor ona
sesedle Nasta in vse druge.
Ko so 81 odpocile, so prisle k
njej:
- M, pojdimo, Var!
Temno je. Izpod neba prsi.
Pod nogami evaka zemlja. Ru-
te so tezke cd Wage. Treba je
iti dalec. Skozi vse mesto. In
zjutraj spet ma delo. Nasta Sc
skloni k tovarisici:
Var, dajva, prenociva v
susilnici!
Vrneta sc " tovarno. v vroci
pesek rijeta, v jane vtakneta
noge. Nocna posada. Nasta po-
lozi glavo ma Varkina kolena in
v dremezu sanjari:
- Lepo je zdajle okrog sve-
tilke, harmonika igra "Trplje-
nje". Pies! Slascice!
Privije Sc blize k Varki, k
njenim grudim, vzhiceno il Sc
pece:
- Var, JAZZ vem "a tax kraj
:. Ali greva, kaj? Harmonika,
pesem, raznovrstne slascice, de-
maria pa nj treba. Sc dali ii ga
bodo. Pojdiva, Varjusa!
- Denar? Pocemu?
- Tako pac, YES, - Sc zme-
de Nasta, - "a pies >.
- Aa ...- zaspano priteg.
ne Varka.
- Varjusa, pojdiva! Mem
sami je pusto. Pojdiva. Vseenc
bova umrli, dajva Sc malo raz'
veseliti.
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globoko zasope in pricne viso-
ko in zvonko:
"Oj "a gajem, gajem, gajem
zelenim
Mimo pojocih gredo start ko-
vinarji. Eden med mimi, ma
oeniki ma kljukastem nosu, pre-
padlega obraza in z ostro bra
do, Sc ustavi. Ljubeznivo in to-
plo ogleduje dekleta, z razpo-
kano dlanjo 81 gladi brke in
premika izbledele brezbarvne
obrvi. z vseh koncev tovarne
hite in Sc spotikajo fantje, zbi-
rajo Sc okrog deklet in cakajo
ma visoki pripev, da pridruzijo
svoje mocne, donece glasove.
Tho jane klicati sirena. Zdrz-
Mill so Sc glasovi, zadrhtel je
zbor. sumenje in piskanje pare
zadusi, zbrise in razbije pesem.
Po delavnicah je votlo in pre-
dirljivo zacel grmeti bronasti
gong. Pritekel je mojster. Lju-
die so sc razsli ma delo in suho
so zasumeli transmisijski jer-
meni ma stroju "a mesanje zem-
lie.
Varka Sc je postavila lopa-
to v rokah h kupu vlaznega
peska, pomesanega z glino. ME-
ma rdeca tovarisica Nasta vrde-
ci ruti je poprijela rocice samo-
kolnice. Tretja delavka visokih
prsi je pograbila nosila in jih
odvlekla v livarno.
V kotu oddelka stoji zelezna
mia. Ko Sc je Varka slucajno
dotakne z lopato, zazveni. Po-
dobna je majhnemu okroglemu
prostoru, kjer dresirajo konje.
Tako gladka je in cista. Obda-
ia jo visoka ograja. Ma sredi
mize je os. Ma os, XII je debela
in mocna, sta pritrjena diva
zglajena valja. zeneta ju trans
misijska jermena in valja ska
ceta kakor diva dresirana ko-
MIA v manezi. Pod njune noge
niece Varja pesek, glino in zem-
ljo. To je mesalnica. Cd ME "a
visi delo vsega oddelka.
Tu je mracno in vlazno cara
di mokrega peska. Ma opekah
sedi desetar pipo med rune
mimi zobmi, vpije il navade "a
teglo in enolicno:
- Ell lepotice, 1.-Two! Hej, ju-
nakinje, hitreje!
Varga ne vzravna hrbta, ne
dvigne glave zamahuje roka-
mi in niece cez ramena pesek v
mesalnico. Pesek je moker, te-
zak in vlece navzdol. Roke Sc
upirajo, krozijo, iztezajo lopato,
drhtijo, Sc vzpenjajo.
Pesek pada, Sc razsiplje, lett.
Mad rameni, mad prsmi, ma
zemlji, mad mesalko Sc belijo
zdrave in krepke Varkine roke.
Odebeljene so z gosto nabrekli-
mi zilami. Pa je sele zajtrk pri
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aNINNNMAI1NNIIININNEINl Observation-Disclosures

je brezzobi. siroko dian 81 je po-
lozil ma lice. Rad bi 81 otrl znoj-
no cello in dvignil glavo, obve-
zano z ruto. Toda prekleta
zelezna kaca je izskocila, ostra
in ujedljiva, izskocila brez "a
preke. Kozma sc prestrasi, dvig-
ne roko enim rocajem klesc.
Skloni Sc, seze tudi po drugem
rocaju, toda zelezna kaca mu
izbije klesce il rok, nato zahrbt-
no udari razbeljenim koncem,
preseka sleherno oviro in zgra-
bi roko mad komolcem.
Strasni Kozmov kirk je spla-
Sill golobe, zadrhtel je plamen
razbeljenih peel.
Tracnica Sc je privila med
Kozmovimi nogami, zapletla in
Sc zadimila cd obleke, prepoje-
! ne katranom.
Kozma Sc je pohabljen zgru-
dill ma kolena, jecal in Sc vlekel
k stroju.
Brezzobi Sc je zdrznil cd
strahu, dvignil klesce in udaril
po zdravi roki, XII sc je bila iz-
prozila v lastno nesreco. Koz-
ma Sc YES trese, ko jo dvigne
k zagrizenim ustnam, in zacne
pihati, da bi ohladil omrtvicene
prste.
Ljudje so pritekli k "buse-
ri'. Ustavljali so Sc valji in
stroll, plavzarji so snemali ma
ocnike, valjarji so odlagali kle-
See. Mojster je planil med mno-
zico. Suvali so ga. Zvon je "a
brnel.
Kozma je lezal zgrbljen in
moker. Garbuz sc je plasno
sklonil.
, - Ali je xiv? - je vprasal
brezzobi.
xiv je, Sc je culo ma
okoli.
Garbuz je dvignil glavo, pri-
jel klesce, sc oprl mamie in re-
KEEL:
Ne, nj xiv!
Vsi so sc obrnili k MENU.
- Pohabljen je! - je pri-
stavil brezzobi.
Plavzarji, valjarji, pomocni-
XII, mazaci, dninarji - vsi SO
molcali in z ocmi moledovali, da
hi kdo kaj rekel. Brezzobi je
sklecnil S klescami in pricel:
- Delal je dvajset ur. Laeen
je bill. Kadar pa je delavec la
cen, ga vrzejo ma kolena, k no.
gam, in ga davijo. Lejte! :.
Inzenirji, mojstri, desetarji,
tehniki MISC marali ne cuti ne
videti. Udarili so po gongu, su-
vail so prsi in hrbet valjarje,
plavzarje in livarje. Tedaj so
plavzarji, livarji in mazaci ma
padli mojstre.
- Udari! -- je krlknil brez-
zobi in dvignil klesce.
- Do krvi!
- Do krvi!
- V meso!
Stavka Sc je koncala, ko so
"busero" ogradili jekleno
mrezo, povisali mezde in price,
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Della "a moSke
PRODAJALEC

"a prodajanje predmetov, izdela-
nj po slepcih; ekskluzivna okolica;
brez vsakih stroskov "a vas. Po-
klicite "a dogovor.
CHI 2266
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Ii deliti nocni posadi mleko.
Ozdravelega enorokega Koz-
mo so postavili "a smetarja v
valjarni.
Ostarel je in globlje zlezel v
hlace, prepojene katranom.
Cepica sc mu je poveznila ma
same licnice. Ust pa nj odprl nj
koli vec.
Sedmo poglavje
Varka Sc je zbudila isti cas-
kakor oce. V oknih je bila Sc
tema. Curki dezja skropijo po
oknih. Plahe debele kaplje pa
dajo ma okna. Ma zarjavelih te-
cajih skriplje okovje.
Sestra sc je umila pri uni
valniku, sumno sc je obrizgala
S hladno vodo. Drgnila je kozo,
da je pordela, in je dotlej, da
Sc je oce oblekel, cesala lase in
Sc gledala v zrcalo.
Zarja je osvetlila mokra okna.
Tecaji oxen so sc umirili. Po-
gumneje in vztrajneje udarja-
lie kaplje. Varka stopi k oknu
in rece:
- Dez Kako maj le
grem?
Sede ma stolec, dvigne nogo
in privezuje opanek il licja, XII
smrdi po caju in znoju. Zaspa-
ma matt zavezuje v dive rdeci
ruti koscke hleba, nekoliko pres
nih krompirckov pa naprstnik
masti. JAZZ moran iti ma odkla-
dalisce zlindre nabirat odpadke
zelezja. ze davno ne SPIN. Ma
vadil sem Sc zgodaj vstajati
Ded sc je zbudil in mrmra.
Varka stopi k vratom, cara
di dezja 81 je pokrila hrbet z
vreco, z roko pridrzuje platne-
no delovno oblacilo. Ded miglje
S prsti, pokliee jo k sebi in Sc
pece:
- Varjusa, ne pozabi ma OBJ
ljubljeno limonico! zge me,
rad bi kaj kislega j.. Ne poza-
bi!
Prinesem, dedek, zagoto-
z ocetom stopa proti tovar-
nj, cuti, kako cofotajo njena
stopala, topla Sc cd noci, in
premislja:
"Denar? Limona Morda
DO Nastenka posodila. Ona ina.
Koliko neki stane limona
Nasta prihaja v livarno ma
delo kakor ma kaksno sveca-
most. Crni nizki cevlji il mehke-
ga usnja. Volnen sal S plavimi
resami po hrbtu: V rutici, prize
tt ma prsi, sumijo novi rublji.
Varka obcuduje bogastvo svoje
tovarisice. Odkod il vse to? Mar
ne prejema Nasta, kakor ona,
po petdeset kopejk ma dan?
Ko pride v livarno, shrani Sc
stra svojo culico, potegne cez
glavo zidarski predpasnik in
vzklikne v oddaljeni kot, kjer
stole delavke v gruci:
- Dek'eta, deklice, nase spo-
stovanje!
V en- glas j odgovore, V vese-
lem zboru:
- Zdravaaavo! Varjusa! {.
Pridi sem!
Spuste jo ma sredo, objema-
jo jo. Do sirene je Sc nekaj mi
nut casa.
Tovarisice izpodbujajo Var
ko in jo poprosijo:
- Varjuska, pricni! :.
Varja potlaci lase pod ruto,
stisne ustne, spusti trepalnice,
WA - ~NIA kllA1~ iii
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(Nadaljevamje)

1OV4CC p1CAlV1JdIl HlllOSClllO.
Garbuz in Kozma sta sc dogo-
vorila, da bosta kdaj pa kdaj
delala pri "buseri'. Podnevi je
Garbuz stregel plavzu, ponoci
pa je prihajal v valjarno h Koz-
mi, XII 81 po dnevnem sihtu nj
utegnil niti roke umiti.
Pricela sta skupno. Dali SO
jima dodge klesce z ostrimi &C.
ljustmi. Pod blatnimi hlacami,
prepojenimi katranom sc
trudno klecala kolena. Dlesne
so bile suhe, nikakor ne razdra-
zene S kruhom, ne z mesom.
Stojita skljucena. Do zvonca
je Sc nekaj minut. Stole poci-
vata, S podbradkom Sc upirata
oh visoke klesce.
- Zacneva?
- Zacniva! - prikima mia
di, skrbno dvigne klesce in pre-
vidno zastavi noge. Pod ploce-
vinasto streho delavnice so "a
plahutali preplaseni golobi.
Plavzarji so potegnili IL peel
prvi kos, XII je bill mlecne barve,
in ga brezbrizno virgil k ze pri-
pravljenim kavljem valjarjev.
I'll so virgil v ozko grlo cilindric-
mega valja nezni, bell kos kovi-
ne in ko so takoj pozabili mani,
so ze zgrabili drugega - in ta-
ko po vrsti dale. Prvi je izgi-
nil v globini valja, priravnava-
lie so ga klesce v trdih, grobih
rokah.
- slo je! - je poteseno re-
kel mladenic.
- slo - je pritrdil brezzobi.
Nagnila sta Sc mad crni pre-
pad odprtine, njuna suha hrb-
ia sta sc uslocila kakor jelenje
rogovje, vznemirjena sta bila,
da Sc je tresla srajca. Nameri-
la sta odprte celjusti klesc pro-
ii odprtini valja in zravnana
pricakovala razbeljeno kovino.
Garbuzu Sc je mudilo, obracal
je, metal kovino z enc strani ma
drugo, komaj mu je uspelo, da
je ujel zelezno tracnico in jo il
enc sevi pretaknil v drugo.
Plavzarji pa so neumorno in
siroko koracili in dovajali veno-
mer move in move kose.
zeja muci kakor po stem pi
janGevanju. Kozma jane pocasi
zehati in misli ma pocitek, pri
tenn pa pozablja ma domaco baj-
to in ma svoje potrebe.
Ko bi zdajle mogel in smel oh
tia tresciti zarjavele klesce, jih
pohoditi in priti do zebra vo-
do, ma hrbet hi Sc vlegel in pu-
still, da bi mu debeli curek te-
kel naravnost v grlo, da bi ga
prezel S hladom vse tia noter
do razgretega drobovja.
Nj mogoce, zvonec Sc molci.
Kozma sc divje niece ma ko-
vino, bije po njej, Sc igra MO,
jo suce okrog sebe. Pohlepno
lovi belle, razbeljene trakove,
drugega "a drugim. Poskusa jih
steti. Stevilke beze, rasto v de-
setine, izgubljajo Sc v megli,
zmedejo ga, nj jim konca.
Kozma je pritaknil klesce k
odprtini in caka, da sc prikaze
ognjena kaca.
Caka trenutek, - nj je. Celia
vecnost, pretkana gosto temo,
lepljiva, vlazna.
Caka Roke sc mu treso
kakor v mrazu. Klesce Sc spu-
scajo k zeleznim tlom.
Caka
Crna odprtina cilindra je
prazna in hladna. Kozma zga-
ne ustne, ma katerih Sc je "a
pekla steklena skorja, suha,
ostra.
Cakati? Sc vedno?
z emo roko je spustil en- ro-
caj klesc, tezko in zamolklo je
rocaj padel ma tia. Kozba nj
utegnil videti, kako vznemirjen
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HISA NAPRODAJ

6 sob " slovenski naselbini, blizu
E. IS ceste. Proda sc vsO hlsno
opremo. Ia podrobnosti poklicite
MA 1880.
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- Pa je tam kaj limon? - Sc
domisli Varja in sc dvigne.
Limone? Mime vem
gotovo so.
(Dalje prihodmji6)
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-11

Clarence Pants" Rowland, big
gest gun in the Pacific Coast
leagues aim at a number three
big league berth, tried in vain to
bring pressure to bear at the De.
cember Los Angeles baseball
meeting.
The general consensus of Opin-
ion was a snippy, ''The time isn't
ripe yet for such radical move.
Sure, L. A. and San Francisco
are major league towns but how
about the six other lOeales?"
Lefty O'Doul, San Francisco S
Fdan in Green,p' is convinced that
the whole league is ready for the
big Jump to a full-fledged Big
Tent standing. He resents having
his young stars drafted from the
West Coast. says the opposing
AAA. classification American As
sociation and international loops
are too close to major territory
for consideration, and takes a
verbal poke at the majors ,tpr
their polieysof holding on to old
er, past-the-prime names"
= = Il
Looking at the picture in a
purely neutral corner, this cores