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Evening star., 1947-01-03

Theory, w II c II uaEoiu ~. AcAes.
never was tenable one, that the
liberal movement can live, breathe
and have its being only in the
noxious exhalations from the Demo-
cratic machine.
Weakness, Not Strength.
I would be the last man IN the
country to speak disparagingly of
any liberal movement that had any
chance of success. But as I con-
template the tea leaves in the cup,
I cannot see any future for the SO
fulsomely dominated Progressive
Citizens of America" What was
needed was an exchange of new
faces for old"
One newspaper put this enthusi-
astic headline over its story of the
proceedings: Liberals Launch Grass
Roots Organization" But there are
no grass roots" to the "critter"
unless it was the grass roots up
turned by the pillow and left prey
to early destruction. There were
the same names and the same
faces that, under ever changing
labels, have offered themselves, time
without number, as volunteer lead
ers of the liberals.
The appointment of two co-chair-
men, supported by all of 30 vice.
Evening star., 1947-01-03

Since Eugene Talmadge was car
ried away by the angels (to height
of 10000 feet and then dropped,
imagine), Georgia hasn't known
what to do for a Governor. You see
Eugene Talmadge was the Governor
elect, having been elected by o
queer Georgia quirk which gives the
high Office to the man with the
least number of votes.
Casts Vote for Herman.
But before he could be inaugu-
rated, and move into the Governors
mansion, he upped and died. Who
was to succeed him? Those in au-
thority naturally turned to the State
constitution, but were dismayed to
find that it had been drawn up ir
the back of a bouncing buggy, ano
contained no provision for such an
untimely act as was committed by
Mr.. Talmadge.
The man who was Governor at
the time of Mr.. Talmadge's release
to the Great Beyond, Ellis Arnall
gracefully and sensibly refused te
try for another term of Office. He
withdrew. But before he had with
drawn II PAGES, candidates came
dashing from the scrub pines, the
black oaks and the red hills.
Leading them all, wearing the
robes of craftsmanship with all the
grace of worldly armadillo, was
Herman Talmadge, son of the late
Eugene.
now cast my absentee vote for
Herman. He should be the next
Governor.
Any State which would elect a
Talmadge, should get Talmadge
No one but a Talmadge is worthy
to have the mantle of a Talmadge
fall on his shoulders.
Record Is Blank Page.
If you doubt me, look up Herman's
record as an administrator, coun-
selor, director or statesman. I know
that throughout Georgia am rec
ognized as a man who opposed
Eugene Talmadge and lifted my
feeble typewriter against him. But
I do not hold grudges. I am that
big. have made a study of Herman
Talmadge and cannot find one
blessed thing against him.
Has he ever done anything? No
Has he ever tried anything? No
Has he ever been a failure? No
Has he ever been success? No
Has any one ever been frightened
by Herman? No. Has Herman ever
helped any one? No. Has Herman
ever meddled in the Balkan prob
lem? No. Does he know anything
about the Balkan problem? No
SO letDus rally to Hern1an's stand
ard. Let us men load his shotgun
for midnight forays. Let you wom-
enfolk crochet the pillowcases fol-
Herman's midnight trips OF kind
ness and turn the hens OF the sheets
his followers will wear when they
follow him to the shrine Of the
fiery cross.
On, Herman--on, Georgia
Oh, to have Herman as Governor
How I want to be asked back tc
Georgia. by the chief executive, FOL
a real Georgia breakfast Of diamond
back venom and cracking bread.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate Incl
Evening star., 1947-01-03

chairmen count themD, and ma
tional board of directors of 200, gives
an impression of weakness and not
of strength. Any army is not i'm
pressive that has more generals
than priyates.
Moreover, no liberal movement
can prosper that, from its very
start, will be called upon to defend
against the charge Of communiStic
taint. The cornerstone of the or
ganization should have been stern
Injunction that no Communist or
sympathizer with Communism would
be admitted to membership. A
strong buttress would have been a
statement that If a Communist
slipped in through the back door, he
would be promptly expelled. The
rest of a progressive platform could
have been taken for granted,
especially since it is already more
than a twice-told tale.
Playing With Words.
DR.. Frank Kingdom, one OF the CO.
chairmen, attempted to meet the
issue of communism, according to
the newspapers, few weeks ago.
He announced in advance that the
new organization would not defend
on this question, because If it did,
it would then be called upon to
defend on other "minorities." In
saying this, Dr.. Kingdom was merely
playing with words, without his
usual dexterity. In the first place,
necessarily he. and his organiza-
ton will have to defend on any
issue that may legitimately be
raised. And the necessity for a
vigorous defense will be in proper
Evening star., 1947-01-03
By THE HASKIN SERVICE.

@. Have the salaries of the Vice
President and the Speaker of the
House of Representatives been in
creased?-W. D. j.
A. The salaries of both Vice
President and Speaker have been
increased to $4,000 year.
@. What color can be seen most
readily by the human eye?-F. G.
A. The human eye is most sensi-
tive to yellow, i.e., when all the
colors Of the spectrum are Of equal
intensity, yellow looks the brightest
to the human eye.
@. When was the Geneva Con-
vention, relating to the treatment
of prisoners of war, ratified by the
United States Senate?-W. r. j.
A. It was ratified on January Z,
1882, and proclaimed to the world
by the President of the United
States on August 4 Of that year.
@. How long was the first Sue
cessful Atlantic cable in operation?
What caused its failure?--C. B. D.
A. The cable was in operation
from August 16 to October 20, 1858,
during which time 1872 messages
were transmitted. Failure of the
cable is attributed to the high volt
ages used in the first week.
@. What saint is believed to have
the power to restore lost articles?-
r. K.
A. Saint Anthony of Padua, who
lived from 1195 to 1881. Aims given
to obtain his intercession is known
as st. Anthony's bread.
@. Is ozone healthful?-I. B. N.
A. Ozone is of no known benefit to
health. In high concentrations it is
harmful.
@. It has been stated that the
Battle of Gettysburg was an acci-
dent. Please explain what happened.
r. c. L.
A. Gen. Lee had intended to con-
centrate his forces at Cashtown and
although Gen. Meade had troops at
Gettysburg, he did not intend to
hold the town. However, when a
Confederate brigade was sent to
Gettysburg to obtain a supply Of
shoes, the two opposing forces came
into contact.
@. What were Committees of
Safety muskets?-E. S.
A. This term is applied to military
arms made in this country and au-
thorized by the various committees
of the various American Colonies.
Gunsmiths were given contracts in
ITS and 1776.
Evening star., 1947-01-03

little new about this organization
except the substitution Of a fresh
title for two stale ones.
However, among those prominently
Evening star., 1947-01-03

the approval of the majority of
American workers, or even of labor
union members themselves"
1t would seem that facts such as
these would impress members of
Congress more deeply than either
the accusation that they are out to
'break the unions" or that any really
restrictive law will dangerously pro-
mote Communism. If either the
President or the Republicans let
stuff like that affect them, they will
deserve little, indeed, from the coun-
fry
Evening star., 1947-01-03

tion to the public's conviction that
any charge Is . well u-fotlnded one.
Communism is not minority"
| in the same sense as q racial or q
religious minority. Communism is
| a nonassimilable political theology.
A Negro. a Jew, or Catholic has
an unquestioned right to affiliate
himself with any political group,
regardless Of race or religious faith.
He might properly join political
group to work for its objectives. He
would be assimilable. But Com
munist would seek to join this old
organization of the lifted face not
because he believed in its principles
and wanted to advance them, but
for the sole purpose of causing con-
fusion, with futility resulting.
At an earlier conference. Mr.. Phil
Murray, president Of the CIO, made
it perfectly clear that PAC wanted
to retain its labor identity. The
retention Of particular identity in
the social field, especially when it
represents only one. although a
strong, faction of labor, may be con-
sistent with cooperation but not
with amaIgamation. Here we have
another contradiction in terms |
which is an obstacle to the attain
ment of the advertised object.
There will be held In Washington
tomorrow, under the auspices of the |
Union for Democratic Action, an
other liberal conference, which has
clearly seen and recognized that a
true progressive movement has no.
chance Of success unless it rigidly
excludes Communists. This con-
ference will not wilfully close its
eyes to the danger Of communism
Moreover, this is an organization
of itself and not an attempted
amalgamation Of various groups. I
It is high time that the progress
sives Of America organized them
selves independently of either Of the
two major parties for the purpose
of supporting those candidates and
Evening star., 1947-01-03
THE EVENING STAR. washington, D. G.
FRbAY, JANUARY s.

policies which are truly liberal both
Ia scope and intent. This Is the
only true road for progressive feet
to tread at this time. The un-
fortunate false start that was made
In New York, makes it more than
ever necessary that q note OF real
progressivism be sounded at the
conference.
Copyright, 1947),
Evening star., 1947-01-03

present was Mr..
Henry A. Wal
lace, who, when
last heard from,
had been pro-
claiming t h a t
the only sure
road to liberal
ism lay through
the corrupt city
machines a n d
poll-tax States
of the Demo-
cratic P a r y .
Apparently, Mr..
w a ii a C e has
abandoned the
Evening star., 1947-01-03

natural LIldu IOT
m e to W r / t e
about Georgia? /?
Nothing. So
today's ssa y
will deal with
the present po-
litical u nre S t
existing in the
S t a t e founded
by Oglethorpe,
lifted to fame by
Bob Jones and
Charlie Trippi.
and thrown into
turmoil by the
deeply lanented
death of Eugene
Evening star., 1947-01-03

PowerbuiIt small toble rodio; un-
rivoIed for bie-set performance
ard tone quolity.
Modern 5-tube complement, in
eludino duol-purpose tubes.
. BuIt-in Loop Aerial :. no ex-
trc wires needed.
Evening star., 1947-01-03
Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer 10 any
question Of fact BY writing The Evening
Star Information Bureau, 316 ! streat
close 8 cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1947-01-03

the labor bosses
and to which
they will not
parttc ul a rly
object. This, OF
course, is a good
trick if you can
do it. But the
arguments that
are being used
certainly are not
very convincing
and some are
downright silly.
For example,
there Is the
Communist ar
x,,,,oo~& ronoif1o
Evening star., 1947-01-03
.kcLemore
Coils on Hermun
To Rule Georgia
b. Henry McLen ore

MOBILE, Alas a citizen OF
the United States, resident Of
Florida, and, at the moment, a visi-
tor of Alabama, what could be more
Evening star., 1947-01-03
Harold Z. Ickes
to Man
Progressive Citizens of America
Held New Title for Two Stale Names

"ibera" simuacrum display last week end at
which fuonely baptized
Progressive Citizens those sponsoring
founding already familiar to the American people as
Independent Citizens Com
short there was
Evening star., 1947-01-03
Frank r. Kent
The Great GaneOfP Politics
CIO Tries Communism Scare to Block
Drastic Legislation Curbing Labor
Frank r. Kent

The character OF the campaign to avert effective labor egs
on the coming session of Congress- recently revealed the
oupourig of various pokesmen of the tue liberalism not
without Its amusing side. Certainly its transparency
pee feeble minded child should have difficulty in seeing
through it.
The basic idea to scare the incoming Congress away from
Evening star., 1947-01-03

TeaI acaOf, COuIIIle lC 70 ClIE eIldCC-
lnent of innocuous amendments to
existing labor laws which will not
appreciably diminish the power of
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
IL UREDN|SKE MIZE
(Nadaljevanje z 2. strani)

Mrces je postal naravnost
strasen clovekov sovraznik. In
siri sc velikansko naglico. Ia
ko smo v pogovoru z nekim 60
stom IL starega kraja zvedele,
da imajo ze tudi tam krompir-
jevega ali "Co1oradskega hro-
Sea-. Zanesli so ga IL Nemcije,
kjer so ga dobili il Francije, ka-
NOR je bill zanesen il Amerike.
Tako je treba cimdalje vec
skropiti in posipati raznimi
strupi vso zelenjavo in sadie,
kar koncem konca, tudi "a clo-
yeski zelodec nj proved dobro.
IL vsega tega vidimo, da ina
mo ljudje ma rokah vedno move
probleme in tezkoce. Ma eni
strani Sc otresemo tezkega fl
zicnega della, ma drugi pa Sc po-
javljajo tezkoce in problemi, XII
zahtevajo zopet novih umskih
naporov in novih iznajdb. In ia
process gre neprestano naprej.
Oh tenn pisanju Sc nimamo
uradnega porocila, kako stoji
'Kampanja nash zena'. Vemo
sicer, da je tekma med krozki
zivahna, toda prihodnjic upamo
da prejmemo natancen seznam
novih clanic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
tans No. SIG SNPJ-Ples '

tans No. SIG SNPJ-Ples v
avditoriju SIND.
FL. decembra, nedelja - Pies
zenskega odseka v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
rs. decembra, cetrtek -- Pie s
Soc. kluba st. 40 JSZ v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
%. decembra, nedelja - Pie S
Podr. Stew. Al SzZ v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
81. decembra, sreda - Silve-
strova zabava zbora "Jadran''
v Slovenskem delavskem do
mu ma Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08

stik, tai. in blag.:: Mary Vidrich,
1918 Greenwood Ave., zapis-
nikarica: Frances Wolf. Nadzor-
nj odbor: Preds. Anna Brencic.
Amalia Terbizan, Marion Bash
ell. .Prosvetni odbor: Josephine
Levstik, Frances Wolf, Eva Coff
in Mary Tomsic. Porocevalki
Mary Vidrich in Frances Wolf.
Zastupnice "a SANS: A. Terbi-
IAN, Mary Ogrinc, Theresa Cor.
jane in Angela Kalin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
Krozek st. 2.
Delokrog - st. Clair Ave

Mesecne seize: Vsako tretjo
sredo v mesecu v Slovenskem
narodnem domu ma 6417 St.
Clair Ave. Cas-: oh 7:3O zvecer.
Predsednica Cecilia Subelj,
podpredsednica Frances Legat,
tai. blag. Mary Zakrajsek, ;,
1893 St. Clair Ave. Henderson
$3.50, zapisnikarica Frances Cor
She. Nadzornice: Mary Somrak,
Helen Mikus in Jennie Poklar'
Prosvetni odbor: Nj porocano.
Porocevalka: Nj porocano. Ia
stopnice "a SANS: Nj porocano.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
DruStveni kOledar
SEPTEMBRA

IL. septembra petek. - Com
rades No. 566 SNPJ. - Pies
v avditoriju SIND.
13. septembra, sobota. - Dru-
stvo Sv. Janeza Krstnika st.
81 ABB. - Pies v avditoriju
SIND.
IA. septembra, nedelja - Pie S
Memorial kluba v SID ma
Waterloo Rd.
10. septembra, petek. - SNIP
farmski odbor - Pies v av-
ditoriju SIND.
20. septembra, sobota. - Car
niola Hive No. 493 T. M. Pies
v avditoriju SIND.
21. septembra, nedelja - Pie S
drustva st. 4276 TWO v SID
ma Waterloo Rd.
21. septembra, nedelja. -- Prva
plesna veselica novega pev-
skega zbora "Triglav" v Do
mu zapadnih Slovencev, 6818
Denison Ave.
26. septembra, petek. - Honor
Guards SDZ. - Pies v avdi-
toriju SIND.
n. septembra, sobota. - Pies
drustva Naprej st. 5 SNPJ v
SLOW. mar. domu ma st. Clair
Ave.
%. septembra, nedelja - Kon-
cert pevskega zbora Slavulj
v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
OKTOBRA
3. oktobra, petek. - Veterans
Blaskovic Post 5275 - Pies
v avditoriju SIND.
4. oktobra, sobota. - Svobodo-
miselne Slovenke st. 2 SDZ.
Pies v avditoriju SIND.
5. oktobra, nedelja. - Creation
Fraternal Day - Prireditev
v avditoriju SND.
5. oktobra, nedelja - Prireditev
podr. st. 48 SANSa v SID
ma Waterloo Rd.
5. oktobra, nedelja. - Igra in
pies krozka st. 3 Prog. Slo-
venk " SLOW. drust. domu ma
Recher Ave.
10. Oktobra, petek. - Sharpey
Club - Pies v avditoriju
SIND.
II. Oktobra, sobota. - Pies DIR.
Slovenske Sokolice Stew. Az
SNPJ v SLOW. mar. domu, ma
St. Clair Ave.
IL. oktobra, nedelja. - Young
Clevelanders Club 49, Pies '
avditoriju SIND.
IL. oktobra, nedelja-Ples dru'
stva Zdruzene Slovenke Stew
% SDZ v SID ma Waterloo
Road
II. oktobra, petek. - Indepen-
dent Veterans Club - Pies v
avditoriju SIND.
18. Oktobra, sObota. - Cleve-
landski Slovenci sa. II Piles
v avditoriju SND.
10. oktobra, nedelja - Plesna
veselica drustva Washington
ZSZ v SID ma Waterloo Rd
"a. oktobra, petek. - Commun'
ity Welfare Club - Pies '
v avditoriju SIND.
rs. Oktobra, sObOta. - Carniols
Tent No 1888 T. M - Pies
v avditoriju SIND.
26. oktobra, nedelja. - Dram
zbor "Ivan Cankar" - Prize
ditev v avditoriju SIND.
26. oktobra, nedelja - Plesns
veselica drustva Betsy Ross
ABB v SID ma Waterloo Rd
26. oktobra, nedelja - Koncer
pew. zbora "Planina" v Slov
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Telefonski pogovor z zeno

Ravnatelj: ''Kaj "a vraga, pa
stojite tako dolgo pri te1efonu
in mic ne govorite""
Uradnik: "Oprostite, gospod
SET, govorim svojo zeno /"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08

podpredsednica Frances Julajli-
ia, tai. blag. Mary Ster, "a
pisnikarica Gusti Zupancic. Mad
zornice Mary Medvesek, preds.,
F. Zajc in A. Zupaneic. Poroce-
valki: Gusti Zupancic in Mary
Medvesek. Prosvetni odbor: Sc
nj porocano. Zastopnice "a SA-
MS se nj porocano.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08

Davno bi ze bill pobegnil. To-
da ma zalost mi tega nihee ne
brani. Uzivam polno svobodo.
Mixer kljueavnice, zapaha,
zvonca Stopim IL belega
donna, pobozam levje grive,
grem po kamenitih stopnicah,
tia do zelezne ograje. Visoka je,
sulicasta, kakor da dreza v
oblake. Prislanjam lice. Ko me
zmrazi oh hladnem dotiku z
mrzlim zelezjem, porinem gla-
vo med lalice. Toda sram me je
tistih oxen "a menoj. Komun-
ci so prilepili svoje nosove k
oknom in opazujejo sleherni
moi glib.
Grem vzdolz ograje, kakor
da Sc sprehajam, oni pa prihi-
te il hise, Sc igrajo in Sc kepa-
jo. Tudi k meni pritece XII
decko, Wis ok in mrsav, moi
sobni tovaris, XII ga klicejo "a
Borisa. Snega mi vrze v oci. JAZZ
pa mu vrzem kepo v zobe, da
pri prici zacvete ma snegu rdeci
max. A on, mrcina, sc ne dere,
marvec hiti k svoji druzbi in Sc
smeje:
- Majhna kepa, daj vecjo!
Pritekla je decad .. me po-
drla, zasula S snegom, me po-
tegnila svoj krog in, lejte, re
tecem z mimi. Koliko smeha in
vpitja! Nisem vzdrzal, zasmejal
sem Sc tudi JAZZ. Odtlej sva z
Borisom prijatelja. On je mai
starejsi v komuni, on me je ma
ucil citati. Zdaj re znam pre-
brati pozlaceni napis mad vra-
tt: "Komuna bivsih brezdom-
cev". Vsako jutro mi pomaga
urediti posteljo, vrti Sc okrog
meme kakor vrtavka, vedno je
zaposlen. V telovadni uri sc po-
maxine v mojo vrsto in mi S
svetlimi zobmi in ocmi kaze,
da sem napak postavil nogo. On
me je zvabil tudi v strualnico.
Komuno so upravljali zelez-
nicarji. Oni so ustanovili de-
lavnico. Vanjo so postavili Sc
dem struznic, ma njih so stru-
.zili dele lokomotiv. Boris je tn
delal ze drugo leto. Bill je zado-
voljen. JAZZ pa sem tn ze diva te-
dina in ne vidim mic drugega.
Loteva Sc me Sc hujse dolgo-
casje. Motorji brencijo kakor
konjske muhe in jermeni -
hlop hlop Grejem 81 hrbet
oh dinamu, vrtam v nos in po-
zabljam ma svojo struznico. Ia
je najmanjsa in grbasts, pozab-
LENA v kotu delavnice. Memo
sedlo je razpokano, zamazano
z nafto, zapraseno. Sama rdeca
tablica ma njej Sc sveti S sve-
zim napisom: "Gospodar struz-
nice Aleksander " Kaksen
gospodar sem neki JAZZ, ko Sc je
dotaknem komaj enkrat ma te'
den!
Mad mojo glavo je napisano
z belimi crkami, XII so ocem
prijetne: "Ako 81 truden, pojd
v rdeci koticek, posed v ma
slanjacu, precitaj kaj, odpoci..
se."
Pameten, kdor 81 je to izmi
sill.
Stojim' oh struznici in S
umisljam, da mi DO pocil hrbet
Konica svedra rije globoko il
meni Sc zdi, da mi reze mozeg
En- sam pogled ma pravila, S
en- glib motorja in vse sc ustavl
Obrisem 81 roke S cunjo, uni
jem jih pod pipo in hitim X IL
hodu. Ceprav je vse po predpi
sih in kakor treba, me je sran
pred tovarisi.
JAZZ odhajam, oni so Sc we'd
no sklonjeni mad struznican
, in kakor da me ne opazijo. La
zejo. spoznam po njihovih re
, kah, XII Sc tresejo, da jim j
moi odhod ma mar.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
(Nadaljevanje)

VZslo Je sonce, jarkO, da tez-
ko gledam v svetlobo. Tanci-
sta zavesa pada v neslisnih
valovih. Kakor da je pravkar
prisla il tkalnice. Ma mizici pri
zglavju Sc blesti posoda kakor
srebro. Ma svezem kruhu je
zlata skorja, topic mleko sc
memo kadi.
Tia, stoli in posteljnina disc
kakor razcvele macice ma vrb-
ju.
IL usnjatega naslonjaca
vstane clovek. Premeri soho 2
velikimi koraki, kolenom od'
rine stolec, poln casnikov, ir
mi da roko:
- Zdravo, decko! ST sc zbu'
dill? Dobro 81 storil. ze smo bill
pripravljeni, da te zbrisemo il
spiska.
Bolece dvignem glavo.
Clovek je oblecen v tezko
suknjo, obliva ga sonce in to-
liksna svetloba me scemi. On
pa sede ma rob postelje, polozi
mi roko ma box in tho vprasa
- Kako je S tvojimi rama
mi? Hui, okrevaj brz, visa ko-
muna te caka!
Toplina njegove roke mi gre
je zebra. Svezina in snaga So
be me upijanja. Bojim Sc gani-
ii z obrvmi, da ne bi pregnal
te blazenosti.
- Vstani cimprej! Oblecemo
te vkozje krzno, nataknes smu-
ci ma noge pa bos tovarisi
smucal, tekal, dirkal in spo-
znaval razne kraje. Gozd je ne
prehoden, tajga zelena tam
so veverice, lisice, zajci
- Lepo 80.
- Kako sc imenujes? - me
vprasa.
Pocemu mu bo mole ime?
Namah mi je strasno hudo. Do
mislim Sc: ia clovek, ia soba,
sonce, smeh zmotili so sc v
meni. Ne vedo, kdo sem. Sna-
ga in svezina nista meni name
njeni. Pozabim bolecino v zati-
lju in zelodcu. Vzpnem Sc in
vpijem temu cloveku v uho in
v oci:
- JAZZ sem potepuh, vlomi-
- Vem. Nasi smucarji so te
nasli v gozdu "a bolnisnico.
Pomolcal je. Nato je tho pri-
stavil:
- Imenuj me Antona Fjodo-
rovica ali pa kakor vsi, - An
tonica.
Cd blizu vidim njegove lie.
nice, ozgane cd vetra, rad bi
Sc Jim priblizal, ma njih vidim
nekaj kakor modro zivalco S
tankim repckom, iztegnem ro-
ko, rad bi tisto zivalco snel, ona
pa Sc je vtisnila globoko v ko'
70. Antonio sc smeje.
- Lei, ko sem bill Sc strugal
" Guzonovi tovarni v Moskvi
me je tn sem vsekala razbelje
ma iver. Tega je Re petnajst lei
in sc Sc drzi >.
Tri in dvajseto poglavje
Zalosten sem. Navelical SEN
sc te marmornate belle hise
levi vrh kamenitih stopnic, pret
visokimi vrati il orehovine. Ma
velical sem sc tega reda.
Zjutraj, ko ma vejah smre]
Sc visi noe, me prebudi medeni
nasta tromba. Ne utegnem s.
niti nazehati, ne meti oci,
moi tovarisi so ze ma nogah
prezracili so postelje, vse pc
sprawl, in re z brisaco cez ra
me smehom in krikom hite
umivalnico. JAZZ sc komaj UNI
jem, ko so oni ze koncali svc
je jutranje vaje in gredo
obednico. Izpocetka nisem kas
nil, vse mi je bilo Sc novo, tod
to Sc nadaljuje dan ma dan: -
vstajanje, telovadba, zajtrA
ucilnica, vecerja - in vse tax