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Evening star., 1947-10-18
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

ALTERATIONS and dressmaking: very
rsaa reasonable. 1907 e st. ne. Tel, GE.
AITERAr1oNs. DREssMAK1NG, de- deco
sTE hye cos4s turned goats o ond sSa sg epsd
e1sssTa5y afsSs job cs al ST. s5t"usas 55
COLLEGE GRADUATE. English mai major.
6RAFTsWoMAS, AN good mech, desires po-
s,tion aero and ship drafting. exp. IA
DREssMAKING. design, remod.. altera-
hHkT sso Ens Aes desire, AP }u ss
= m: LU. zoos. w i9. .
GIRL. eolored experienced, reliable, neat
GRADUATE HOME NURSE desires case,
elderly people desired. OR. 4723. -19
NJ NATURE daa WIDOW. no ,dependants,. small
light l9h duties 1.n for room and meals. Box
NURSE. practical; any case considered;
night nj or day; 20 yrs experience. Ho.
NURSE. practical, desires employment in
office of dentist or physician: qualiied
H1R typisti sr excel als refs Box I'LL Star -.
chi eharge gs Of patient and home; good driver.
NURSE AIDE. colored, wishes work, hos
Psa PkacTfcAk Nurse Sc sSo e9ioed bosnts
e&per.; available for maternity or other
gases; eases will take booking for future. NO.
NURSE tcoloredo, several
years experience; highly recommended,
desires case of any kind or taking care
Of children; next wk,, available. AT.
PROXY MOTHER, nurse, while you shop
75c hr. GoOGINS, DI. O32s. 19s
RESEARCH, ghost writer, typist: familiar
ib of Cong; Far East spec. HO. 1867
after Z pm, Box 219-L, Star 20s
experienced. eficient, neat,
courteous, ability to meet public, desires
responsible position; $500. Chestnut sE,7
sECY.- -STENO.. commercial exp. centrally
located, 5 day only. S40-S5O. CO S346
or Box 1901, Star. 20s
STENOGRAPHER with fifteen years di-
versi1ed industry. desires position; MOD
Tying DONE At HoME-will pick up
WAITREss, experienced serving food and
drinks in District; also capable typist
ana nc boo5keeper; S steady reliable worker.
WOMAN, colored, intelligent, steady work
er. wants work ss nurse. attendant at
hospital or rest home; some experience
IA sl63 all day Sun; weekdays. after
WOMAN, middle-aeed. white with excel
Lent sasres refeFsHees aeE a1d health esTtats
GRMG GIRL bEs1KEs 81 RES JOB as dental assistant: i2I
4 yrs. exper. as office clerk cH. o666.
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PERSONAL tconf.l

SLIP COVERS. DRAPERIEs-co $500. 3.
day delivery. Your fabric or ours. DAIG-
$ou AfE & SztP LOAN
kESpEsS Sg.SSxE NC; ,y4 zaqt ds0Fsis aye; u,
nnserwave, ,5oc.. No APPOINTMENTS: All
Flynn lA ' BEAGTY coEGEGE, is1o s.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home, n.. or
& CO.. DI. 4254. RE. 1888.
BABY slTTERs REGIsTRY---Mothers, bs
ssh1aperons; s1a onvI LICENSED. bonded service:
s@HSss fS% Sa5 sGot
faHsSh faHSTlNa. i splaArERHANcrso. exclusive II. l
NAYLoR ROAD NURSERY. a4os S'f Nayior Sio
Nnrsesv M Ss IR 6fI4 5fl4 or call Anacostia Pay
sEWiNG AND AITERArIoNs, men, xom.
en-, children, 900 Ellsworth dr. Apt, 20l.
naMMeSp lis5 SSh6Hs organ "a S4i srup,o, POPULAR
caS CLASSICAL music practice hours ARRANGED.
ean1SRrSs eiIi SRi S2;4. CLOTHES for .ees mss
through 10. You provide pattern and
material price for making. $3.50. MRS.
KARL GRASHO. RA. 0905.
hoist cry and rugs rugs, or have have they n 'Us become me
solled from use?, Let us show you how
beautifully We clean and demoth them
without injury to the finest fabrics. Call
Jc MES INTERIOR DECORATORS, 1905
10Th st. NV. at Dupont Circle 10
MAKE YOUR HOME inviting and attrac-
tive for the long winter days ahead. We
help you plan and choose the correct ma
terlals for upholstering,. draperies. slip
order, enabling you to, have the style
JONES INTERIOR DEcoRAToRs. 1908
18th st NV. at Dupont Circle. MI. 1851;
eyes; eyes; and holidays, no, 1895. ,-l9
DAY DAY CARE wanted for ayr .-old boy; VII
Ga1Hity en- o Of 9TH and Franklin st. ne. Phone
HOUSE MOTHER wanted for private home,
Iatner In and tWo School-ase girls, end l6.
INTERIOR DEcoRArlNG-Homes. busi-
nesses' r az apartments Offices, rumpus rooms.
BEAUTIFUL reversible chenille broadloom
rugs made from your old rugs Prompt
service. Phone GE SO55. 34s
WE ARE INTERESTED in a young male
puppy, suitable for a birthday gift for our
9eysaf-9,d 9gsEe son What What do you have to
tACANCY-Nursing care and tray Serv-
zee; one block from bus and carline: reas.
Hillside 64lU. 22s
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE sCHooL-Day
and boarding; nursery through 9th grade:
accredited teachers excellent care; daily
:rained nurse, 94Ol Georgia ave, SH
1914
LEA ENGEL, DRESSMAKER, formerly Of
9th ave. n. Y, will transform your pres
ent wardrobe to current styles. Studio cen-
trally located; equipped for prompt service:
Loew's Columbia TheaterJ, Room 90,
phone EX. 1903.
Evening star., 1947-10-18
HELP DOMESTIC

entious: help with i child; 81 day; days; Tito to
Z; recent references required. UN 2so1.
COOK AND G.H.w., live In no laundry,
no heavy cleaning; convenient location
local references required: excellent salary
s1as 70 competent ana experienced person. De
COOK, white. dependable; take charge of
sl1ehen plain po0 cooking I6K live in or out
cooK 4. AND ~. Civ, expsrienced and
eDofE a5ys s2pe1ensed ss5 Tts EN- tor family
ADULTS; must be reliable live in; good liv-
Ing conditions; refs. req; good pay. CHI
COOK. G.HW., live in: fond of children;
other help city refs. required. Call WI.
CoUPLE-,wife to do cooking and up
gardening and driving: must be expert
sncaed enced and trustworthy and have good
5xPsR 5;x Err LAuNRKEssTues: nspsEI perm. Ben
ExPER. MAID-Hrs, 1913 pm; must
ssos, 1857 18th ST. st. NV. a~u 'a''"' -1s A
G.HW., colored, live in. nice room and
ps po5sa nss Ssad like soeG ddEsn .snry mGar RA e
G.H.w. COOK. live in. Thurs. afternoon
onns n 'nsa sI ehd4en sas
week; references required. Call EN-. 1857.
sIRL. siIRa eSpsrienced nnirs ghy care house in
excel. salary, 5ka-day wk, stay 9 nights.
sfS Gfk b. 6fatR Wo%aS sa,s v Ga s 5S9a
ss a D E0SS Alex S7s Ra es
HSoTsEkEERERR:n S'' m white for nsx home; 2
stand isnn and enjoy caring for child. Live in.
MAID. experienced, with references, for
Ss sorority wi hcgse gSes on University Of Md cam
MAID, eolored, live in; . adults. / child
resp6n9bs a 6nns sqsa ho%s No fGE s5ed
room. to care for children, g.h.w. Ben
dix; dix, local references; good salary. IA.
MAID D-GH.w.-settled colored woman: .
adults in family; good references and
health card: live in; 5-day wk. GE. 6727.
AID-G.H.w-Plain cooking; sa5; live
IN: 2 adults; references required. GE
SgRS' NgRSE. , Xhiss, care care s-mo; ;lold baby, 2
ployed; references necessary. EN-. s4a.
NURsE-GovERNEss for 1e-mo. healthy,
normal boy to assume full responsibility
WAITRESS MAID. coIored, in high class
WHITE HoUsEKEEPER. part time, few
afternoons a week; god cleaner and one
table and clean @ up W aftepwards; rival % small Si. psi.
vate family. Please write details and ref
erenceS. Box 1881 Star. l9*
WOMAN, white, live in; help mother with
baby and apt: plain type desired; no laun-
dry Mr.. Abelson, SUGARS DRUG STORE.
DU. $500. 10
WOMAN, housework and cook dinner;
AsI3!1a Monday through ghz Friday, 2:3o-5:ao: $40
WOMAN, colored, middle aged; very light
housekeeping; live in: rm. and board and
salary. Call UN 1894. is
TWO SETTLED WOMEN. one cook, serve.
downstairs h.w.; bther nurse for 3 chill
dren, g.h.w.: both live in: rm.. pvt. bath
ca; 500 mo. ca; local refs. Chevy
Chase section. WI. S535.. "a
COLORED GIRL, 25 to 80, from country,
city or South; good cook; quiet, sober
habits. kind and obliging: seneral house
Phone n, MRS. M1RIcK 3so1 $50 Macomb cE Est. St.
NV. WO. 1855. -l9
Evening star., 1947-10-18
PERSONAL.

DENTAL TECHNICIAN. JOS. RICE. 6O5
14th st. NV, RIM. 502, 14th at F. Ma.
0773.
on all ladies' garments;
prompt and efficient service: open eyes,
s19e M9PLE 14tn .SE & Nj NTRsiSG GS HOME specaz
ing in hospital care of bed and ambulatory
patients. BY trained day and night nurses;
home owned and operated BY Wasnington
WAVES, So: shampoo and
finger wave. soc; no appointment needed.
All work done by advanced students
ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CUL-
TURE. 8 Dupont Circle NV, above
RsSP1sys; FSRRy CRAFT CLASSES for handicapped
children: limited enrolment: occupational
therapist in charge. Phone EN-. 5039.
8 to pm. 22s
Evening star., 1947-10-18
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC,

DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or month
We. protect your home by selecting the
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 634 S ST. NV,
AD: 49S2, 8 am. to 6:30 pm 22'
RuPHERS' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
waiting with references, So, carfare and
lunch, mothers helpers, cooks, cleaners,
laundress,. general houseworkers; go home
nights. etc no lIo1
Evening star., 1947-10-18
MOTOR TRAVEL,

MIAMI, FLORIDA, or points between; leav-
ing Sun. night; take several; cheap. Phone
AK 424S. 10
Los ANGELES, Nov. 1st; 1947 Lincoln
would like or =, help drive. share
expense, references. Call SH. 5553 -l9
Evening star., 1947-10-18

HOTEL CLERK. experience not necessary:
Is. Apply in person, 7se 18th St. NV.
IANIToR, colored, middle aged; must be
sobsr and reliable tifIhgrade enginsefTs
lRVEsT}GXxr6Rs. RVEsT}RRXxr insn insnrsnce an Work: must
type 35 words per minute MI J minimHm " ia and q
aaENc9 aeAs gar GOOD future Telephone alter
LABoRERs-Appiyo construction Job, WASH
n MAfNTESHNcE hSn!SHSii MAN MAN, thoroughly exper,-
snced with building maintenance, includ-
asa!ers; e esesllens WoTEins faeiiitles a in
Rep by ster aaa afans ass es
riy. 1. :. STEWART NC. Ala9''Flta' i9ao St
x axS Wssa ssoat 81 g. y with practical mechanical
lise small factory operation, eventually to
;eply should give details, educ. and exper.
NAN. Experienced, to install window glass
+ soTe PsT dIsb. sRq 0s s1ds hGmes full or
NAN. white. experienced In furniture stor-
ss sRs hss with Mr. fRna Raskat
aAH MaSHEp NlssSEi aye for stock clerk to basae
yood pay P. J. NEE's WAREHOUSE.
t7t1 johnson ave. NV. lie
MAN, colored, work in DGS grocery; ref
trences.. Apply in person, s34 3rd st. sw
MAN, single, wanted on dairy farm; room
and board, good wages. WA. 1895, MR..
sTRAKER. is
NAN, experienced cashier. some knowledge
pf auto sales dept; good salary; good work.
ing conditions and good chance for ad-
ANCE CO., TIA o st. NV, DE. 47OO. go
MAN to repair appliances; must have op-
frator,s permit. SLATTERY RADIO CO,
MECHANICAL ENGINEER-Capable of de-
,igning devices. improving products. in
/ natural gadgeteer with a college educa-
don and some knowledge of electrical
applications and refrigeration. Excellent
@oening for right man with well-estab-
ished company. Within committing dis
Snce of WASHINGTON, D. c. Write. giving
81 details. education and experience. Box
BAD, Star. 10
Evening star., 1947-10-18

sibility of handling all ONCE detail and
correspondence. Prefer a woman of middle
age; starting salary $40 wkly. Phone GE
sEcRETARY. .s1TENioGRApHER - Perna-
nent position with local branch office
pleasant working conditions; 5-day, 4o-hr
week, no, Saturdays. Write, stating, age
qualifications and experience. Box 164, x
SILK sPoTTER-we are looking for a
top-notch silk spotter; must be sober and
reliable with good record of attendance;
hone Mr. Reed aaf v9kp
BANNER LAUNDRY. 9O1 oronoco st..
soDn s3sband5Is bispENsERs. KS white, PM 10 to 1a
Salary, st tssoe-ssS. 50. Room s6s. Union
ssa61Sn soDa FOUNTAIN CLERK, experienced;
515o. 81 et tMoSNTGioMERY Hills PHAR:
SOD SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL, experienced. good
bRua hGS5e asa sToRE. psf sa5i @ 4sh % St. ne, near
SODA soHae isans HELP, White woman, part time,
srookland section. Cali MRS. aLADDiSd'
sTEEiNto5GGtkAPHER, Ei o5GGtkAPHER interesting motion ptes;
ture work; 40;hr.. 5-day wk.; salary, $40 $40
PrUkrs yk Ago!y ses Eye N &C. na Rko KAo
sTENOGRAPHER with life INSURANCE com
pany; permanent position: short 35.hour,
5-day week; pleasant working conditions.
Apply. RIM. 40S, between and Pm,
sfssoeRAfHEk s1s 9ash Fl hs fire and casualty insur-
ance experience preferred; 5-day week:
hospitalization and life insurance proyided
MUTUAL INSURANCE. AGENCY, 1901 Il
st. NV Call Mrs. Stout. MA. 5000. 30
sTENoGRAPHERS, Szoe experienced; 5h,say
sTENoGRAPHER, knowledge of switch
board; 5h-daayy dayyo wk' pleasant surround-
sTENoGKAPHER, legal; long established
law office requires services OF experienced
stenographer; pleasant surroundings; per-
manent position; favorable hours; replies
sTENSGRApHER. law nTm, sls5 monthly
STENOGRAPHER-C CASHIER - Exceptional
opportunity for girl, 21-25. with outstand-
ing personality; pleasant working condi-
tions. Sgs.day week; salary open. Call Cali
STENOGRA PIER CLERK. courteous, to
work in onice and be able, to meet the
public, in a well-known jewelry store:
Perm. position. sales exper. helpful. state
previous exper. and age. Box 199-E, Star.
-10
Evening star., 1947-10-18

YARD FOREMAN to
wrecking contractor;
must be able to tall
Give experience, refe,
sired in first letter. B,
YOUNG MAN, over
monthly accounts:
good pay; car needed
Evening star., 1947-10-18


commissions, bonus arrangement: protected
territory; excellent earnings possible. Write
fuE Details for iy immediate interview. Boy
SALESMAN, top-notch, age 24-35. Does
500 weekly interest you? Follow definite
contacts; must have sales personality, neat
ground: this is lifetime opport. to Join
one. of the largest organizations in its
field; complete training given; car essen
siai ssi write rte, giving age and exper. to Box
sAIEsMsS ssat to close direct leads for as beauty
must or mora have sa ean esra s,9S
OF BEAUTY CULTURE, Dupont cire-e.
sHLEsMEN es>, with car; no eanyassing;
sarninss; permanent ABBY 'iSfa'i' MRS. kISa' hlsH
for
future possibilities m and saSfd are Wins to to study
To5e to our should
commercial accounting: high caliber, men
tally al alert ana Of exceptional character
ps rannE appg At ssrnns IN psreon
phone. MI. Murphy. NATIONAL CASH CAS-
: sEGIsTER TER CO; lsI5 ; < St: n: v: ,., -
dept fop in
able men, who have had experience in good
quality mems wear. Opportunities to earn
from "a: 5000 to $4,000 annually: 4 happy
who have feeling for mems wear and who
have innate ability to meet and serve the
public Apply office, THE YOUNG MEMS
statesmen. veterans preferred-several
OF our young veterans, who had never
sold anything before joining our organi-
zation. are earning over $1,000 per mo-,
hsuseieum space Sefo9s fs fsser' aeed oVer sna
100000 people visit our beautiful grounds
each year. We sell more space than all
other Washington cemeteries combined
We train you quickly and thoroughly
We help you in every respect. You must
have car and have good references.
Drop in any morning for a personal
interview. Do not phone. FORT LINCOLN
CEMETERY, 1901 Bladensbure I'd. ne.
SALESMAN-opening for man with car,
on easy terms. These orders have already
been taken by our route meT Attrac sal
ary, commission. plus car expenses. Phone
SE 53S3 for appointment. 10
SALESMEN, young men, 1892, for adding
machine sales training; must have ac-
counting and successful sellins exper.; high
callber, good character. mentally alert and
willing to study and work to learn our bust
ness: salary while training. Apply in per-
son SATURDAY morning only. Mr.. Shaw.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., 1917 K
st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-10-18

LEARN TRIPLESPEED ABC shorthand in
few weeks, day or night. Begin Oct. 16
CRY COLLEGE. NE. 4aa7. ~ A Is. ~
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
Evening star., 1947-10-18

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
CITY'S POLICE
CONDUCT PARTY
Annual Christmas Event
Held With 225 In
Attendance

Approximately 225 persons at
tended the annual Christmas
party off the Wilmington police
department Friday night in the
reception room, Police Chief
Hubert Hayes said yesterday.
Santa Claus distributed pres
ents to everyone there, and
Chief Hayes introduced the
guests.
The Rev. W. J. Stephenson
gave the invocation. and Wilbur
R. Dosher, Wilmington post
master, was the master of cere-
monies. Two solos were sung by
Miss Ross Naples, and the en-
tire party participated in h e
singing of Christmas carols.
All excess food and presents
were given to the county home
after the party, and on Christ
mas Eve the polio department.
distributed food baskets to 80
needy families in Wilmington.
The Christmas committee.
which planned the annual party
and the donations of food to the
needy, consisted of c. E. Viii
son, Jr., S. T. Rhodes, Earl Wll-
hanson. R. W. Roper. W. N.
Leitch and J. H. Carter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
sAuntie C0wlady'
Aids British Lads

lady, contributed money to pay
the family's way to Texas.
The boys parents, Fred
Payne, 81, and Mary, 81 who
earns SO week scrubbing
floors, were bewildered by the
invitation, but they accepted inn
mediately. The family now is
waiting passage to the United
States.
The three excited boys, who
know more about the sound OF
bombs than the clatter of horses
hooves, are determined to pro-
Itect "Auntie Cowlady" from all
those desperadoes out west.
"The first thing I'm going to
dc in Texas" Leonard said.
is to Jump on horse and
catch crooks like Roy Rogers
does"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
nNDON Dec 27.-W.P)-

LONDON, Dec. 27.-O.D- A
woman wife and their thr e
Young sons packed shabby be-
iongings today for a fabulous
Journey to the great wild west
where a random letter address
sed to ga cowboy on a ranch IN
tire U.S.A." had reached a town
with a heart as big as Texas.
They are going to Lamarque
Tex. to live on their own piece
of land donated by Mrs. olga
Weber. owner Of the "Doodlebug
Ranch" Passage will be paid
for bv the townspeople of La
mai que.
Fred, II, Leonard, 8, and Den
mis- Payne 6, who sought escape
from their dingy, bcmb-battered
surroundings in neighbcrhood
movies yrote a letter weeks ago
addressed simply:
"a cowboy on a rancn IN the
U.s.A. any ranch, please post
master"
"We would like to hear all
about YOU" they wrote. 1--WE
like to see cowboys in pictures.
Please write to us. We hope you
are safe and there are TO crooks
there
Somehow their letter found its
way to the newspaper "Main-
land Times" in Lamarque- a
town of 1000 population, Mrs.
Weber 32. mother of three chill
dren. read the letter.
She answered it right away.
She sent the brothers cowboy
suits and invited thena-and
their parents-to come to her
ranch and see for themselves
how cowboys live; She offered
the family land on hlch to
build a house, and signed her
self "Auntje Cowlady.'
Neighbors of "Auntie Cow
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
@lSE ON THE AIR SUNDAY
TODAY

TODAY
7:30-Church of Jesus Christ
8:OO-Church of God
8:30HPentecostal Church
9:00-Free Will Baptist Church
9:3O-Music for Moderns
1O:OO-Voice of Prophecy
11:Oo-st Paul Episcopal Church
12:oo-News Summary
12:15-The Three Suns
IL :S0-Smiling Thru
12:45-Noon Day Musical
1:O0-George Barne Trio
1:15-Raymond Swing
1:30-Voice of Wilmington
1:55-Facts or Fiction
4:3o-Pro Football Game
4;45-I.assie Sugar Bowl Track Meet
5:OO-Adventures of Bill Lance
5:30-Counterspy
6:OO-Drew Pearson
6:15-Monday Morning Headlines
6:30-Greatest Story Ever Told
7:00--Child's World
7:30-Music Hall of Fame
7:45-Chapel by the Side of the Roa'
8:0C-A Dream Set to Music
9:OO-Walter WincheH
9:l5-Louella Parsons
9:30--Theater Guild of the Air
1O:3O-Music for Sunday
1O:45--Reryl by Candlelight
11:00ENews of Tomorrow
11:15-Vera Massey Sings
II :3S-Hotel Essex Orchestra
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
DEFIES NO. 13 JINX

DENISON, Ia. W.HF. N. Orly,
Superintendent of schools, isn't
superstitious. He has had No. 13
as a car license number for 81
years and his car has been involv-
ed in only one slight accident.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
Burley Leaf Sales
Post Holiday Issue
Now Thought Sett'ed

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 81
|P-Post-holiday tobacco auc-
tions in the eight state Burley
belt will resume Jan. 7 with
sales to be held three hours daily,
the hurley sales committee de-
cided today.
The re-opening date was a
compromise agreement, said
William Clay, Jr.. counsel for the
'Burley Auction Warehouse asso-
citation. Buyer interests on the
committee had asked the open
ing be delayed until Jan. II. .
The war year 1943 found the
United States using about S K
times as much electric power as
if used in 1918.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
OVER THE NETWORKS
TODAY
Morning

Morning
9:co-The Story Shop-NBC
Tommy Bartlett Hour-ABC
9:15-Songs For You-CBs
9:3O-Coffee With Congress-NBC
10 :0o-Frank Merriwell Drama-NBC
U. S. Navy Band ABC
10 :3O-Archie Andrews Drama-NBC
Mary Lee Taylor's Talk-NBC
Piano Playhouse-ABC
sChady Valley Folks-MBS
11:CO-Meet the Meeks-NBC
News: Let's Pretend-CBS
Abbott & Costeilo-ABC
II :3O-Smiling Ed McConnell-NBC o.
The Adventures Cub-CBs
Land of the Lost-ABC
Say It With Music-MBS
Afternoon
fRx; FTEIIhETAOIN W EFT Ell Ell
u :CO-Theater of Today-CBS
Junior Junction-ABC
12:30-The Home Program-NBC
Stars Over Hollywood-CBS
American Farmer-ABC
Flight Into the Past-MBS
1:CO-Farm and Home-NBC
Grand Central Drama-CBS
UN Assembly Recordings-ABC
Luncheon Interviews-MBS
1.o0-Veterans Series; News-NBC
County Fair Quiz-CS
Our Town Speaks-ABC
Guest Band Show-MBS
1:45-News of Overseas-NBC
2:O0-Vincent Lopez Band-NBC
Give and Take Quiz-CBS
metropolitan Opera 3. hrs.-ABC
Dance Half Hour-MBS
2:3o-To Be Announced-NBC
The Country Journal--CBS
To Be Announced-MBS
2:45-Blue-G Gray Football - MBS
3OO-Orchestras of Nation-NBC
To Be Announced-CBS
3:30-Cross Section U. S. A.-CBS
4:0o-Doctors Today-NBC
4:15-Boys Town Choir-CBS
Guest Band Stand-CBS
4:30-Musicana of Chicago-NBC
st. Louis Matinee-CBS
5:O0--Tomlinson Comment-NBC
Philadelphia Orchestra Hour-CBS
Tea and Crumpets-ABC
5:15-Chicago Orchestra-NBC
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To Be Announced-MBS
5:45--The King Cole Trio-NBC
Weeklv Commentary ARC
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-02
N0DNIMN1NNANNNNNNNNDNNNIM

vo in kaj malega popravim. Vo-
jakom prinasam vode, kadar le-
ze polnagi poleg strojnice. Xii
cejo me Sanja in kadar hocejo
biti nezni z menoj, mi reko:
"Dete Sanja, pojdi semi"
Naucil sem Sc smejati. Ma
moi zeleni cepici sc sveti jekle-
ma zvezda, XII zavzema vso siri-
no celia. Sanjam sablji. Gar
buz je rekel:
"Cim premagamo Poljake, do
bis sabljo!"
Danes Sc bono gotovo bill S
Poljaki.
Govore, da bo bitka, strasna
bitka. Oklepni vlak Sc nj Sc nj
koli tako pripravljal, nj Sc niko-
Ii tako dirjal.
Grem skozi vagone. Noe. No.
beden ne spi. Nasi borci so v
polni opravi polegli poleg stroj-
mic. Oh njihovih nogah Sc vi
jejo polni pasovi nabojev liki
kace. Topo Sc blescijo v mraku
Soparno je. Vse line so tesnc
zaprte. Kotlici strojnicnih cevj
so zaliti S hladno vodo. Lezem
poleg strojnicnega traka. vi.
dim, kako omoci vojak roko v
vedru, 81 mokro dlanjo osve.
zuje cello in odpenja ovratnik
- Vroce? - ga vprasam.
| - Vroce! - odgovori vojak
| - Pusto je cakati!
| - Oh, Sc kako pusto, dolg
cas- do smrti. Poljak je lokav
kakor da sc k necemu priprav
liza, rece vojak.
| - Lokav?
- Lokav je, vrag; govori Sc
Ipetaje, lokavo, vse sam psa
psa. Pa mas bo sepetaje tud
bratsko tolkel!
| Suho in zateglo zazvehi zvo
nee v oddelku in takoj nate
jekne povelje, izgovorjeno s
hripavim glasom:
- Pocasi ustavljaj stoj
Pri-prav-lje-ni!
Borci Sc razgibajo oh stroj
nih puskah. Pohitim ma loko.
motive. Sumece sc ustavlja s
protiparo. Kakor da sem stopi
v razbeljen kotel; moja srajcs
je takoj mokra. Bogatirjevu "a
liva znoj oei. Pravkar je odpr
| jekleni scitec linice in sc zastr'
mel v temo.
Pred oknom je vse tho. Sa'
mo v bliznjem mocvirju reglja'
jo zabe. V peel sunni ogenj in
polka premog. Morda pa sc To-
milo veje pod nogami kaksne
zasede tam v gozdu?
Sluzbujoci komisar Sc je pri'
slonil k odprtini, poslusa pove'
senih oci in, ne da bi dihal, ca
ka, kaj porece gozd. Nato sto-
pi k telefonu, pozvoni pa Sc
ustrasi zvoka in pricne skoraj
sepetaje govoriti poveljnikom
oklepnega vlaka, Garbuzom
Tho je, mic sumljivega,
Mislifn, da smo sovrazniku ze
ma sledi. Presli smo dvakrat vec