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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
NEW WAR WEAPON
SAID DEVELOPED
Bio-Physicist Tells What
1T Is
Not

CINCINNATI, June IA -P-"As
awesome in its effects as the
atomic bomb" said bio-physicls1
James Marion Snodgrass today in
referrin~ to a secret Anglo-Amefl-
can wal weapon he aided a group
Of scientists in developing.
snodgrass, 3%9-year-old chief en-
sineer of the motion picture dlvl-
sion Of the Dayton-Acme Co.. On
einnati consultant engineering
firm, was reluctant to discuss the
weapon but persistent newsmen IN
An interview extracted this adol-
tional information:
/. 1t is not connected IN any
vav with the atomic bomb.
:. 1t is not a biological war
fare weapon.
5. Development Of the weapon,
started during the war, was not
. completed until after hostllltles
were ended.
4. Snodgrass vas a civilian at
tached to the National Defense
Research council when he joined
British and New Zealand sclen-
lists in development of the Wea-
pom.
5. The weapon was conceived by
the British and although United
States naval officers were not en-
+husiastic. the British pressed the
project. first on an obscure Paclf-
ic island and later in New Zea-
land.
6. The U. S. Navy received re-
ports during development.
Snodgrass, former teacher Of
psychology at Oberlir iO.) Col
lsge, kept mum when asked
whether the weapon was for use
against humans, aircraft or naval
vessels.
Existence of the new weapon
was disclosed when Prof. T. D. j..
Leech Of New Zealand was men
toned in the birthday honors list
Of King George vi in London.
Later, a dispatch quoted Leech as
saying he received the honor for
his work in connection with a Sc
sret weapon that was an effective
alternate to the atomic bomb.
Asked to comment on Leech's
statement, Snodgrass said:
First reports are substantially
true but perhaps they were ex-
aggerated."
The Cincinnati scientist gave
only one hint as to the nature of
the weapon.
As he disclosed development of
the weapon started shortly after
the American landing on Tarawa
Island, he turned to a reporter
and said, "you remember there
was heavy loss OF life"
Ibid the weapon have anything
70 do with casualties or some mill
tary problem encountered on
Tarawa?" the newsman asked.
Snodgrass replied: could be-"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Three Injured
When n, Auto Skid,
Near Wright,,;n

Three persons were naive.
non seriously injured ' Iat. 5>
waen their automobile ts MAJ
wei pavement on The w Sniddsd i
tree. NaShed IN, J
The injured. given .re,,
James Walker Memorial '[aen' 4
and released, we're H. D S9o'pt]
lana. of Magnolia. who ,,, souths|
tour;lnch cut on The iors sSu1ie1et |
oTotner' Linden Southerl591ssd \
OF Magnolia, Who s1tta.o, u
prulses and GU finger. d
Horn OF Beaulersv Ia. r., ana Cd
ed a five-inch cash On "t r5. suit
State highway patro1ns,
investigated, reported tbs sn' v
demolished. "s car Vi
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
BIG INVASION
OF CAROLINA BEACH
AWAITS FIRST GUN
Continued From Page One)

the Pacific and the Anzlo and
Normandy %invasiors.
Planes, ships, paratroopers and
helicopters will al, combine to
make the show lone to remem-
her," its promoters said.
On the eve of the invasion last
night, members of a committee in
charge Of arrangements predicted
$4,000 persons would join with the
$4,000 visiting veteran delegates to
watch the show.
Hess said cloudy skies would
probably prevail as the ships start
"softening up with their shelling."
Five naval ships will participate
in the manuevers. They r the
Burdo, APD 1873, flagship of the
fiotilla; K1einsmith. APD 1874;
Schmidt APD 70 and LISTS 391
and Ism 1893.
The ships, under the command
of Capt. Stamps Howard, COM
mander of Navy Transport Divi-
sion 125, will lie off shore and
engage in preliminary Smelling of
the beach before the landing
starts.
Marines under the command of
1t. Col. D. W. Silvey, command
er End Marine division, will also
participate.
Commanding the landing forces
as they go in to take the beach
head will be Capt. c. L.
Robichaud.
The thousands OF spectators are
expected to line the 300-yard strip
of beach which the Marines will
capture. Others have indicated
they will lie offshore in small par
ty craft to watch the manuevers.
After the beach has been soften
ed, Marines will make an amphib-
ious landing and mop up"
Airborne troops will be para
chuted onto the beach to bolster
the attacking forces after which
first aid men will be landed to
care for the wounded. Wounded
will be removed by helicopters.
Advance reports Of the invasion
ta cites indicate a touch of realism
will be portrayed as bombs ex-
plode and shells burst while mem
bers of the attacking party wade
through the surf onto the beach.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Leading Medical Men Plan
Symposium At Beach Aug: 70

WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, June
14-Leaders in The world Of medi-
cine from distant points ill gath
er here August az to participate
in a medical symposium, a fea-
ture of which will be the presenta-
ton of five papers, each by a ma
tionally known ma In his own
field.
Those to be heard are DR.. Isaac
A. Bigger, professor Of surgery OF
the Medical college Of Virginia,
R / c h m O n d; DR.. Hobart A.
Reimann Magee, professor Of prin-
cipals and practices Of medicine,
Jefferson Medical college, Phila-
delphia; DR.. John r. Williams, as
sistant professor Of gynecology,
Harvard university, Boston; DR..
Carl H. Smith, assistant professor
Of clinical pediatrics, Cornell uni
versity, New York and DR.. Fred
M. Hodges, clinical professor OF
radiology, Medical college OF Viz
ginia, Richmond.
The program will be conducted
in LMmina pavilion. Headquarters
will be maintained at the Ocean
Terrace hotel. The program will
be conducted from 10 am. until
10 p. m. Luncheon and dinner as
scheduled.
The doctors will fish and swim
after the symposium is concluded.
The committee chairmen are:
DR.. Robert M. Fales, program;
DR.. Donald B. Koonce, entertain
ment; DR.. j. Watts Farthing, pub
Ilclty, assisted by DR.. James B.
Lounsbury and DR.. H. M. 'Pickard;
Dr. 5. e.. Warshauer, finance and
Dr. Charles P. Graham, housing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Back In '16 Boys Glide
Vets OF Latest War
Continued From Page One)

lighter than expected yesterday,
but this was in part attributed to
floods in the northern section of
the state where the main high
ways are blocked, according to
the Associated Press. However, q
report from Carolina Beach late
last night indicated Legionnaires
were arriving in increasing num-
bers, despite the drizzle.
Wilmington weatherman Paul
Hess last night said the rain
would slacken Sunday and pro-
badly stop around noon. The skies,
he said, would continue to be
cloudy but would clear by Mon
day.
Meanwhile Legionnaires we're
making the most of their vacation.
The general attitude was summed
up by one EXCL who said:
"This is the happiest bunch of
people I've ever seen, and I don't
think a little rain will keep them
from having fun. In the army we
thrived on foul weather"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Sailor Killed
When AirpIane
Crashes, Burns

BOGART, Ca, June "A -W.D-
Sailor H. E. Lord, Of Winder, Ga,
was instantly killed when his sin
gle-engine LIZ Taylorcraft crashed
and burned. near here today.
Lord was home on leave and re-
portedly had taken a "joy ride"
before preparing to return for duty
at Jacksonville, Fla, tomorrow.
His body, burned almost beyond
recognition, was taken 10 nearby
Athens for hentifica alton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

land. It existed until June 1941
when the Germans turned upon
Russia.
Russell testified that VIRTUALLY
all of the original documents"
of the Nazi foreign office in Ber-
lin were moved into Southern Ger
many where they wer captured by
American troops.
He added that apparently the
Nazis had moved the documents
into the path of American troops
because they preferred not to
have tn Russians get them"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Bill Will
Bar A Free Pres,
Sen. 0'Mabonev s,
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'oon'lnued From Page Ono,
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or expenditure in connection aa'
any election at which nrss; WY
sna wee presidential elector, !
a Senator or Representst,''S y
congress are to be voted tor \
IN connection with anv =
election or political conveptiau l''
caucus held to select Candida. y
Tor any of the foregoing offi.s.a
Violations may be punjsnpd :.
a fine of $1,000 against tho Nv y
grafton and 1000 or > vo. WY
prison against any officer Or \ !
rector of the corporation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Nazi Leader Gets
Transferred, No
Information Given

FRANKFURT, Germany, June IA
Schacht, Nazi IL
nancial wizard sentenced to eight
years in prison by a denazification
court, has been moved by Amer.
can officials from an internmen'
camp at Ludwigsburg to an IN
disclosed plack for Especial ques-
tioning," German prison authorl-
ties said today. American OFFICIALS
refused to comment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

Klvets are now available which
can be sealed into place by a
sfnall explosive charge in spaces
loo small to permit mechanical
rivet1ng devices to reach thu other
EA0e q h maaa3iA2
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
APPOINTMENT QUESTIONED

APPOINTMENT QUESTIONED
LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, June IA
big power delegations to the
United Nations did considerable
eyebrow-lifting today at the ap-
pointment of an American propa-
gandist, Wilder Foote, to head an
important news press bureau at
UN. .
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

The process of melting glass in
a ceramic container is compared
by engineers to obtaining pure
water by applying heat to ice in
a container made of sugar.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

Mr. and Mrs. David Howes
have left for Atlantic City
where they will attend the Mas
sachusets Mutual Life hsaf-
anes company .eonxenSAon
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

The feverfew, a favorite plant
in the Pilgrims gardens at Ply
mouth, was believed to have the
power to drie away fever.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

The Chinese sometimes equip
their wheelbarrows with sails.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

quered Jake La Motta in the
ring, has agreed to show in next
Wednesday nights boxing show
at Central Armory.
Stanley revealed that he was
on the trail Of signing John
Flash" Sebastian, the Filipino
champion who last week fought
Ray Sugar Robinson in Madison
Square Garden. If Stanley is
successful the Hudson-Sebasti-
an match will be the main 60 in
SPORSCADE's Wednesday eve-
ming, October 9th show featur-
ing 38 rounds of boxing.
Tickets for these matches are
on sale at Richman's ticket Of
flee, 1856 Euclid Avenue.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
40. poglavj je

Prepoznam ravnateljev avto-
mobil. Odprem vrata. N glo
stopijo v izho ravnatelj tovar-
ne, nacelnik plavzarskega od-
delka Garbuz in plavzar Kra-
marenko.
Nacelnik Garbuz pobliskuje
Il zlatimi zobmi in ljubeznivo
rece.
- SAM, plavzi re diva dni po-
civajo, rude nj.
Ravnatelj ga prekine:
- Poledica je ustavila pre-
voze. Pc vcerajsnji nesreci brz'
cas- noben strojevodja ne DO vec
maral voziti po klancu. Prav
imajo. Toda plavzi stole.
Ravnatelj nestrpno bobna
prsti po mizi. Ampak JAZZ mu
ne morem pri pricl odgovorltl.
Spominjam Sc vcerajsnjega tre-
ska. Samemu Bogatirjevu sc je
primerilo.
Nj ustavil vlaka. Iztiril je
poledenele proge. Zaletel Sc je
v vagone ma postal in nagrma-
dill kup rusevin. Nj mu poma'
gallo niti trideset let, XII jih je
prezivel ma lokomotivi. Boga'
tirjeva samega so nasli kakih
dvajset metrov dale Cd kraja
nesrece, nezavestnega, obneme'
lega, vendar zivega.
Bogatirjeva so bill sinoci po'
slali ma pot. Nihce' izmed mas
rnlajjsih strojevodij nj bill pr
volii voditi vlak V taksnih raz-
nerah, vsi bi sc bill radi nauclll
in smo nemirno pricakovali, ka..
bo. In lei, zdaj Sc je BogatirjeV
vrnil v resevalnem vagonu.
Stopil sem k njemu ma dom
Pogledal me je, vzdihnil, zaml'
zal in Sc skusal obrniti, pa j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

samo zajeeal Cd bolecine. Sram
ga je bilo pogledati me, pogle-
dati cloveka, XII je brezmejno
veroval vanj.
Ravnatelj in inzenir zdaj ze-
lita, maj stopim JAZZ ma Boga-
tirjevo mesto.
z nohti brskam po stem, Ste
:jem madeze muh in pocasi od-
kimavam. V sobi vsiljivo skrip-
lie usnje Garbuzovega suknji-
ca, ravnateljeve ustne pa emo
kajo sesljajo pipo.
Kramarenko, XII je YES cas-
molcal, Sc prstom dotakne
mojih prsi in rece:
- Povej naravnost! Podpisal
81 pogodbo, da odgovarjas "a
obratovanje plavzev. NJ, brat,
odgovori, daj nam rude!
Ne MAIDEN v sebi moci, da
bi sc obrazom obrnil h 60
stom.
Spomnim Sc svojih sanj .
Magic sezem ravnatelju v
roko in mu domala kriknem
da pristajam, ker hocem dat
zgled. Poprosim samo, maj me
"a trenutek odpeljejo k stroJe'
vodji Bogatirjevu.
Kar spotoma Sc oblecem.
Bogatirjev nj spal. Tho sem
pristopil k postelji pa nisem
vedel, kako maj pricnem. Nj Sc
obrnil, oblezal je z ocmi uprtl-
mi vame in je potrpezljivo ca
kal mojih besed.
Sklonil sem glavo in rekel:
Stricek Misa, grem po'
tegniti vlak Rudne gore.
(Ddlje prdhodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

of Atlanta, Ga, and Stranger
Bob Wagner Of Portland, Ore,
in the best two of three falls
with an hour and a half time
limit.
In support of the team match,
Ganson has arranged a mystery
semi-final in which an unknown
''Mr. X" will meet Frank Taylor,
the colored boy of wrestling, for
a one fall, Commute time limit
match.
Notre Danes football mar
vel, Jumpin' Joe Savoldi will
make an attempted comeback
from last weeks defeat at the
hands of Whipper Billy Watson
when next week he faces Man
hattan's Bobby Becker.
In the opening bout, Ken Ken
meth, the New Zealand champion
who appeared in Cleveland last
spring will return to take on
Fred Bozik in a one fall, 3O-min-
ute time limit match.
Tickets are on sale at Rich
mans ticket office, 736 Euclid
Avenue.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
WRESTLING

Promoter Jack Ganson will
present wrestling history's first
major tag team match in Cleve-
land when next Tuesday night,
Oct. 7th, in SPORSCADE's
third wrestling bill Brothers
Ban and Mike Shapr of London,
England, will meet Jack Moore
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

Pretrese me zategel kirk av-
tomobilske sirene.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

Aganjesovija bcz:1icl, Sc dviga
Dom prosvcte z roznatilni i,
belir1i marmornatilni, vstric
MEGA pa je Dvorec sovjetov in
solska cetrt.
Nedalec odtod je nekoc bila
Gnila globel, Ma dnu globeli so
Sc zbirale pomije in smeti me-
sta, ma njenih pobocjih pa SO Sc
stiskale kolibe kljucavnicarjev,
plavzarjev, rudarjev in valjar-
jew. Kakih deset kilometrov
Cd mesta Jane je tekla neizko-
riscena Severjanka. Izkopali
smo prekop, dovedli vodo vGni-
10 globel in jo krstili "a Sinjo re-
ko, ker je dala vsemu sociali-
sticnemu mestu cisto in sveze
lice.
Grem dalje in dale po mlecni
poti oh bregu. Tam stoji kakor
prekletstvo preteklosti mu-
zej. Pc sklepu mestnega sveta
so samem pricetku izgradnje
socialisticnega mesta pustili ko-
libo prvega prebivalca Chile
globeli, Nikanorja, docela nedo-
taknJeno.
Stopim v kolibo. Zadah po
Pasji vasi me omoti in mi "a
lostjo zalije srce. Kolikokrat
sem bill tel kolibi! Pogosto-
krat sem sedel z Ostapom Gla-
dom "a tole majavo mizo. Zdaj
je ma mizi tablica napisom:
INA tel mizi nikoli nj bilo ne
mesa ne mleka, redkokdaj kruh
in krompir in slane ribe.'
Pocrnele deske strle IL lezi-
sea, ma katerem je Nikanor do
polnil svoje zivljenje. Ma ostru-
gani deski je zapisano: "Tukaj
je kopac Nikanor dozivel prvi
udarec zaradi napornega della
v iami. Tu je prisel oh pamet,
zakrknil in umrl.'
Ma zolti umazani stem visi
raztrgana odeja in ma njej Ii
site:
EN- sam kos, katerim Sc je
odevala visa Nikanorjeva druzi-
na."
V mracnem kotu stoji sajasta
ruska pee. Mad memo odprtino
90 S crnimi crkami zapisane "a
lostne besede:
"V te;; luknji SO spali in do
rascal Nikanorjevi vnuki. Ne
kega jutra so otroke premrle
izvlekli il peci.'
Ma redeem traku, pricvrsce-
mem z zvezdami, visi Kozmova
cepica, oskropljena S krvjo.
"Kozma je spuntal Gnilo glo-
bel in jo povedel proti Plavi
;etrti delnicarjev. Zgrudil Sc je
pod kozaskimi sulicami.'
In slednjic sem videl oblede-
10 fotografijo z dolgo razlago.
Samo tole sem mogel prebrati:
poslednji potomec pro-
letarskega rodu, XII so ga delni-
carji virgil ma cesto. Postal je
lopov in je brzcas nekje padel
pod nozem svojih pajdasev ali
pa so ga ubili pri zlocinu.'
Nisem die vzdrzal kolibi.
Kri mi je S lila v glavo, moja
roka je neho.e zgrablla tczKl
valjar, S katerinl je svojc1s
Ostapova zena tepia Nikanorja.
Na.jrajsi bi podrl, razdejal in
pokoncal to bajto, meme po-
grade, ikone, pee in mizo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

Millions of my nieces and nephews
are increasing their take:home pay
by the simple, automatic Payroll
Savings Plan. Let's take one exam
pie. Suppose you tell your employer
that you want to take $6.25 Of your
weekly pay in Bonds. In three weeks
the accumulation of $18.75 will buy
one SIS Savings Bond. Merely by
holding these bonds to maturity in
10 years you are raising your take.
home income $2.08 every week. 1t
is obvious that the sO-called deduc-
ton for Savings Bonds is not a de-
duction but a way for you to store
up and increase your earnings Tor
your future use.
U. S. Treasury Department
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
(Nadaljevonje)

-. Odtod je zrasel sklep ma
Sc partijske celice.
Izpocetka smo sc "a to rec
vneli trije: Bogatirjev, Boris in
JAZZ. Pripravili smo ilovjco, ap-
no, ceber in potrebno orodje.
Pridruzil Sc nam je zilkin, XII je
privedel tudi svoje tovarise.
Bogatirjev lie z ostro lopato
ostrugal zid, namenoma je do
bro pritiskal, da nj ostal ne ko-
Seek ometa ma zidu. Ko smo
priceli ometati malto, Sc je ilo-
vica VISA krotovicila in skoraj
docela odpadla.
Maria Grigorjevna nj
strpela. Prisla je il sobe v start
half z zavihanimi rokavi in je
jezno kriknila:
- E, vi nerode. Mar Sc tako
ometava?
Jela mas je uciti in do vecera
nj odnehala.
>. Ko smo popravili naso
barako, SO prisle k nam neka-
tere gospodinje il sosednjega
poslopja. Menece, da smo po-
klicni zidarji, so mas naprosile,
maj njihova bivalisca zapisemo
pri popravilih ma prvo mesto.
Bogatirjev jih je napotil k Ma
riji Grigorjevni. Zacudena je
sprejela prosilke, re Sc je hote-
la ujeziti, 'toda bio il je ven
darle vsec, da jo je prislo kar
cello odposlanstvo prosit pomo-
ti; cato Sc je odobrovoljila in
spregovorila:
- Leite, zenske! Dolgo bi
morale cakati ma prave zidar-
je. Zasukajte rokave in pricnite
same!
sla je mimi in Jim organi-
zirala delo. In brz je vse zelez-
nicarsko naselje Magnitostroja
zvedelo "a Mario Grigorjevno.
Vlekli so 10 cd barake do ba-
rake. Rajonski casnik je prina-
Sal polne stolpce porocil O ME
mem delu.
.. In zdaj so jo povabili ma
sejo predsednistva mestnega
sveta, brzcas zato, da DO raz-
lozila svoje izkusnje.
Oblekel sem Sc in jo pospre-
mil do mestnega sveta, do pred
sednikovega kabineta, kjer je
bila seja predsednistva, nato
sem Sc postavil k vratom in
prisluskoval. Debela usnjena
obloga ma lesenih vratih je du-
sila besede. Kolikor pa sem ujel
ma uho, sem spoznal, da je pred
sednistvo po porocilu Marie
Grigorjevne Bogatirjeve skleni-
10, da imenuje Mario Grigorjev-
no "a zastopnico vodstva zen
skega odseka mestnem svetu.
Po treh dneh so me nagradili
S sobo nekem poslopju mali
haste barve v socialisticnem
mestu. Boris in JAZZ sva Sc pre-
selila ma novo stanovanje.
80. poglavje
Mocan, znan glas il crnega
zvocnika je pregnal il mole
spalnice noe in spanec:
- Dobro jutro, tovarisi! Ka-
ko ste spali? Menda Sc niste
znojili v snu. Mar vas je tlacila
mora? Ako ste slabo prebili
noe, v prvo nadstropje in sc
zglasite pri zdravniku!
Ne, ne potrebujem zdravni-
ka, zdrav sem, vrazje zdrav in
veder. z golega telesa vrzem
snezno belo odejo in planem il
postelje.
V parketna tia mole spalni-
ce so vdelane cvetne aleje, ka-
krsnih Sc nisem videl. V zgor-
MEM delu so goste veje in ven-
ci cvetja. Razpeljane so vzdolz
sten in obkrozajo posteljo
mladim parkom. Ma okenski po-
lici stole akvariji il debelega
brusenega stekla. v njih reze-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
CECIL HUDSON TO BOX

Tom Stanley, boxing promo
ter for Jack Ganson's "Sports-
cade," today announced that Ce-
Gil Hudson, who recently con-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
A. AVDEJENKO
LJUBIM
Poslovenil: D. RAVLJEN


sinji.
Kadar lezem k pocitku, sunni
ma oknu, XII je visoko kakor ste.
ma, tezka svilena zavesa, XII "a.
kriva nocno temo. Prizgem noe.
no svetilko, sinje sence krasijo
spalnico, kjer Sc ma nebu sve.
tlikajo daljne zvezde. V akva.
riju poeivajo temnozlate ribice
Zdi Sc mi, da SPIN ma orjaskem
hribu, kjer oh znozju udarja
morje oh skalovje, koder Sc 81
rio park in cvetni nasadi. Mao
menoj pa JUNO nebo in pro.
stranstvo.
V misicah in srcu live viso
Ike gore, sila morja in sirina ne
ba. S takim obcutkom sc prebu.
jam.
Sleherni dan takO. SinOci ka'
kor tudi danes
Ugasil sem nocno svetilko
! dvignil zaveso, spustil sonce '
soho, stisnil posteljo v kot in
pohitel pod prho.
Otrl sem Sc S kOsmatO bri.
saco, posusil lase z elektricnim
aparatom in lagodno odsel v
telovadnico, kjer telovadimo OF
radijskih poveljih moskovskih
voditeljev. Okrog meme je sama
mladina, menda imam JAZZ edini
posivele lase .Toda ne cutim
svojih let. Osta1a so v daljnj
preteklosti.
V obednici cujemo po radiu
glas sluzbujocega zdravnika IL
zavoda "a dijetno prehrano:
- Kaksno hrano ste imeli
zadnje dni? Kaj ste jedi wee
raj? Ne pozabite, da je skod-
1.-Two jesti vsak dan meso. Zju-
traj pijte najrajsi mleko ali gost
kakoa. Zelo zdrava so meh-
ko kuhana jajca! Jejte vec sad
ia! Njegov sok daje vasemu
organizmu koristno hrano.
Predvsem pa Sc varujte zapra-
viii dober tex. Po zajtrku ne
pozabite narociti obed po svo-
jem okusu in ustreznimi kalo-
rijami.
Ko sem pozajtrkoval, sem Sc
spustil z dvigalom v prostore,
kjer ustrezem potrebam dru-
zabnosti. Obrijem Sc, pomerim
novo obleka, precitam najno-
vejse casnike, narocim vstopni-
co "a gledalisce, nakar stopim
ma ulico.
Do Belgijskega gozda, XII smo
ga zdai spremenili park, Sc
vlece ravna costa opranim
asfaltom in obdana zelenim
drevoredom. Ma desni sc dviga-
jo poslopja socialisticnega me-
sta, okrog njih in med mimi so
mladi sadovnjaki, oranzejije in
sportna igrisca. Ma levi Sc,
uklenjeni med granitna nabrez-
ia, poigravajo cisti valovi Sinje
reke.
To je moi rojstni kraj. ze
sem Sc ga navadil, uzivel sem
Sc vanj. Moi sin DO prvenec te-
ga novega mesta. JAZZ pa niko-
Ii ne pozabim, kaj je bilo v tenn
kraju do nedavno, Sc prav ne
davnO.
Do pricetka della v to-
varni imam Sc celo uro casa.
Odrecem sc modernemu avtobu-
su, grem pes v mesto in obujam
spomine.
Ma visokem gricu je tovar-
niska turbina il armiranega be-
tona. Njena okna so podobna
jezerom. Tu je nekoc bila klav-
MICA. Njeni odvodni kanali so
zalivali stene bait v Pasji vasi.
A tam, onkraj kopalisca in
stadiona, stoji bolnisnica, VISA
blesceco bella. Nekje nedalec cd
tod - ne spominjam Sc, kje
(natancneje ne poznam vec ten
krajev) 49, je zivela Bandura,
padarica Chile globeli, XII je
zdravila spolne bolezni in od-
pravljala.