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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-28
J More QuaIify
For Fish Derby

Seven more Japanese have quail
flied for the Seattle Times Salm-
on Fishing Derby, it vas learned
today by The Northwest Times.
They are X. Yamato, B. Shimada.
Lake Hoshino, r. Hamada, F. K.
Minato, Roy Yokogawa and Tosh
kiyonaga.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-28
Nisei Girl Reheorses
For Chicago Musicale

CHICAGO, H., Ftp. i1.-Su-
zanne Tory, young Nisei singer
and dancer, is rehearsing in
"Change of Heart" an original
musicale which will be presented
soon in the Parkway Community
theater Her role is that of Rus
sian actress. Miss TORY recently
was one of ten finalists in an anna
teur contest sponsored over Ra-
do Station WGN.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-28
Employ Nisei Vet
AS Deputy Sheriff

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Feb. Is.
Stanley Uno, 24year-old vet
eran. was believed to be the first
Nisei deputy sheriff in Los An
geles County. Two other Nisei,
Richard Sato and Keiichi Naka-
mura. also We're appointed as spe-
Gil officers to patrol the Japanese
district.
Sato, a 190-pounder, is a former
boxer, and Nakamura, a 2o3-
FOUNDER, is a Judo expert.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12
Thousands Expected To See
Parade Tonight As Finale To
Jose MART Week Celebration
1000 AT STREET DANCE
NEAR LaCONCHA LAST
NIGHT IN GALA MOOD;
NEGROES TO DANCE

Police estimated at least 1000
persons attended the conga line
festivities and street dance on Du-
val street near the La Concha,
Hotel last night in celebration of
Jose MART Week.
Thousands more are expected
to line the city's main thorough
fare at Z o'clock tonight to view
the main parade Of the festival in
honor of the Cuban martyr.
The procession will contain
three bands THE famous Cuban
Marine band tDe Key west High
School Band and the Weiters
Cornet Band, an American Legion
color guard and U.s. Army. col-
or guard.
Ainumber Of organizations have
sponsored floats Including Mon
roe county officials, Chamber of
Commerce, st. Mary's Star of the
Sea Parish, Pirate Baseball Club
and the Naval Submarine Base.
Members of the University of Ha-
vana baseball and basketball
squads will carry large Cuban
flag and Key West High School:
athletes will carry large Amer
lean flag.
Army equipment will be in the
procession, Boy Scouts, High
School booster girls, drum ma
jorettes and. cheer leaders. fire
and police department vehicles
and representatives of civic Or.
CARNATIONS.
The parade will start at ZOO
o'clock at the north end of Duval
street near the Florida National
Bank and will proceed the entire
length of the city's main thor
oughfare.
The Cuban Band has been des-
ignated to play for a colored street
dance on Whitehead street be-
tween Amelia and Virginia streets
tonight.
A top-notch baseball game was
scheduled for this afternoon at
Municipal Stadium when the
University of Havana meets Key
West All-Star aggregation at 4:30'
pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12
s 4! ! Anniversary Held
! y estcrdaly At Key West Base

Service, which depicts life
aboard the submarines during the
war with Japan. The -showings
were made at Building 1872, just
inside the Southland Street gate
to the base.
In addition officers and enlist
ed men were on hand to escort
the visitors through the galley
and mess hall, the hull division of
the engineering and repair de-
partment, the torpedo shop, to OPP
teal and periscope repair shop,
the gyro compass repair shop and
the power houses.
Capt. Johnson also announced
that the base has prepared a fine
float for the Marti Week parade
tonight. The float will show tor
pedo and will carry the names of
IA vessels which are of Squadron
A of the Submarine Base.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12
Must Plan, Finance Such Evenls
As MART Week WellIn Advasce,
Chamber OF Comnlerce Relieves

Directors Of the Chamber Of.
Commerce at q melting yesterday
agreed unanimously that individ-
uals and civic groups wishing TO
sponsor projects, such as Marti
Week, should submit their plans
well in advance and should de-,
finitely earmark their finances
to cover the events. 4
Further, directors Of the Cham
Der went on record as asserting
the Chamber of Commerce is the
logical agency for sponsoring
such events and committees Of
the Chamber should handle all
plans for such projects.
Individual members Of the di-
rectors Of the Chamber expressed
the opinion that the disappojnt-
ing early showing made by Marti
Week had been due to laxity in
arrangements and by reason that
virtually no Key West organiza-
tions had been asked to partici-
pate.
It was reported to the Chamber
directors that about 5000 had
been received by the Chambers
offices, toward defraying the ex-
penss in connection with the pur-
chase Of flags used in decorating
the city's streets for Marti Week.
The Chamber spent about $500
for the flags.
i All those who worked on the
tying Of flags to ropes and those
who volunteered to string them
across the streets were conmend-
ed sby the directors for their eff
forts. I n s'pfs =
The men and women put in
many hours decorating the
Chamber, of Commerce H6atl tof
the Marti parade and they wera
s!ss; oss'Tifff 'h'aYIrt Edt'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12
Cuban Cruiser To
Arrive Sunday

Cuban Cruiser Patria. will ar
rive at Key West Submarine Base
at 5 a. m, tomorrow for the p,lr-
pose of taking on half of the
Cuban band, which has been here
during Marti week, for the trip
back to Havana.
/ At the same time Monday the
Patria will arrive back in Key
West to take the other half of
the band back to Havana. The
Patria | is under the command of
1t. Comdr. Mallo. who is expect
"a tosmaka calls ppon the officers
Of the Key West Submarine Base
before his departure Monday.
The Patria is scheduled to fire
q national salute upon leaving.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12
No Headsgay Mode
II Finding Men
Kho Robbed Btur

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12
Key Westers
Rarticipatelp
+ tldsfPrssli

Il 1o1eeQo ~ - e'nocnooD
y GR1AT LAKES. III, April ~
The followino Key Western p6rli-
cipsted N the Atlantic rlbce &C.
stfcaf exsrciafs in. De vicinity of
'Cplebyl Island and Puerto Rico
sabeasd the submarine USS Co
chino, lwtii6Asna o6asaaab vffot6
HY Vescssssf.-s's, .uaAwe
ssAIr6ld sAnsask Guths CHIEF ssrs
pedpmarh AHGN. .husbana of Mrs.
Hsee. frSnces Guth. l'- ~
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electricians mate. USN. husband
of Mrs. Margert Ann Hobbies.
Fred William Moore. chief ell
ectrician's mate, USN, husband OF
Mrs. Yvonne Jeanne Moore.
Charles Bruce Jernigan. motor
machinists's mate. first class.
USN, husband of Mrs. Edna D.
verr Jernigan.
William Jacobs, chief gunncr's
mate. USN, husband Of Mrs.
Kathleen Margaret Jacobs. 1893
POlnclana- ~.
James, Reedia Roster. motor
inachinists rs mate. first class. uSN,
husband Of Mrs. Renee Foster.
9Q8 Frances street. ,.ev |
William Fisher. chief nachin-
l 5sssi %1 e q IA Mrs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12
Key Wester On Il
USS. Rochester
.lspecIsl 10 me CIta.-nl

GREAT LAKES, ILL.,, April %.
-R. c. Williamson, seaman, first
class, son of Mrs. c. r. William
son, lisa Poinciana, Key West,
is serving aboard the USS. Ro-
chester.
Williamson entered the Naval
service Dec. 10, 1916, and receiv-
ed his recruit training at the Ma
val Training Center, San Diego,
Calf.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12

= Mcnroa Eounty slrseans Ser
vice Officer Jack Saunders am
nounced today that his office
will be closed next week. Monday
through Friday. Saunders will be
attending the American Legion
State convention in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12

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Lanes cemRieepe tnee1 4 - =
'oo1oy - peoegt SavQgoh ~ ~ u.
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psovibisao sDsasjeel1 j 13sle -, y
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
The All Year Round City
Towards The Medical
School In Palestine

CONTINUED from Page Soy
for them is associated with ter
rible memories.
Before the Medical Faculty can
be opened to receive undergrad
uate students, good deal of work
remains to be done. We have at
present departments of Physiolo-
gy, Pathology, Bacteriology and
Hygiene, Physiology, Hormone
Research and Cancer Research.
But we still lack fundamental de-
partments. A very extensive build
ing program must be carried out.
Departments of Anatomy and
Pharmacology must be established
quickly. The departments of Bio
logy, Chemistry and Physics must
be extended in order to accommo-
date medical students. If all goes
as planned, the first undergrad
yates will be accepted after Rosh
Hashonah in the Fall of 1913.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12

York, where they have been &C
claimed by the critics as "mov-
ing, mystical, primitive" But
Levin is still battling the economic
facts of life. Despite the critical
accolades bestowed on his present
show and on earlier viewings, he
is having extreme difficulty eking
out living. Making pants was
oppressive, but at least he was
paid for it.
Lack of money has forced him
to improvise a studio out of the
living room of his small apart
ment in the Sholem Aleichem Co.
operative in the Bronx by remov-
ing the window shades and as
much of the furniture as could be
accommodated in the other rooms.
Of medium height and slight
build, and looking a great deal
like David. Ben-Gurion because of
his beautiful shock of silvery hair,
Levin's modest home is cluttered
up with many = he would say too
many - of the 400 paintings he
has done since the start of his
new career. The scope of his SUBJ
jects, and the depth of feeling
APPARENT even to an untutored eye
in each of his works, is amazing.
Continued on Page 65)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12

suSaiVe master than the muse.
But when tailor or, to be more
specific, a man who operates a
machine turning out boys knee
pants, abandons his pants for
paints and, after 43 years, leaves
the factory for the studio, that
makes news in the "man bites
dog" tradition. Sixty-seven-year
old Abraham Levin has bitten the
dog.
Levin has been painting for the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12

past ten years, mostly in the lit
tie time available to him in the
evenings or week-ends. But in
1915 he finally severed the bonds
that had chained him to a whir-
ring machine for more than 40
years and took up painting as a
full-time job.
The results of his labors are
now on view at the newly-estab-
lished Jewish Museum in New
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
Tdmpd, Florida,
A Tailor Woos the Muse
BY DAVID MORDECAI

Copyright 1947, Jewish Teegraphic Agency, Inc)
Is
digging tailoring other equally prOac pursuits accepted
another routine illustration of that the lot
artist difficult society that
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-11
SUITS FILED

H. L. Barden VS.. A. l.. Wen
berg for payment of $255 and
interest on a check for that
snount alleged to have been
siyen Jan. 4, l947, returned by
Norris Plan Bank of Whining
.or marked mo account.
Mathew A. Foreman, admins
.rator of the estate of Robert
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-11

Martin VS.. Anna Martin. Richard
Roe and Mary Doe.
Peoples Saving Bank and
Trust company, executor and
trustee of the will of Theodore
e. Empie VS.. City of Whining
to Ebelyn Empie, Frances
Bailey Kidder Curtzwiler, Vir-
glnla Bailey Chisholm, Marie A.
Empie, and Margery Wells En-
pie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-09
DOKAZALI BONO

Telefon je pozvonil.
Halo tukaj direktor tovarne
trikotaze "Elka" Vlainic."
Desa Vlainic je bivsa tekstil-
ma delavka, trikratna udarnica
iz "Elke."
Resno in napeto pozornost-
jo je Desa poslusala navodila
republiske uprave "a tekstilije.
"Da," je odgovorila, "bas te
dni bono imeli konferenco, ma
kateri bono delavcem podrobno
obrazlozili uredbo o fondu vod-
stva."
Pogovor je koncan. Desa je
nadaljevala s pojasnjevanjem
mladi tekstilni delavki Petri La
zarevic, kako Sc vodi pregled
mad delom vsakega posamezni-
ka v tovarni:
"Vsaka delavka, ko pricenja
svoje delo, pref me nalog, XII je
istocasno tudi 'njena dnevna
norma. z nalogom prejme tudi
znamkice "a vsak komad, XII ga
izdela. Pc koncanem delu, Stew
10 znamkic pokaze memo dnevno
produkcijo. Ma ia nacin 81 vsaka
delavka ze naprej lahko sama
izracuna, koliko je zasluzila
vsak dan."
Desa umolkne, pogleda ma
mlado delavko in nadaljuje:
"Nekoc, ko sem JAZZ pricela z
delom v tovarni, nj bilo tako."
Desa Sc nj dopalnila 10 let, ko
je prisla v tovarno. Kot vajenka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-09

NE, prav res ne! Cd osvobo-'
ditve sem Sc navadila, da Dose
zem vse, kar hocem, samo &c 81
prizadevam. Najbolj pa me We
sell in mi daje vero v moe to,
ker so delavke pokazale zeljo in
potrebo, da mi pomagajo.'
Desa Vlainic je razmisljala,
kako bi z boljso organizacijo de-
la vsej tovarni njihov delovni
kolektiv obdrzal Sc naprej pre-
hodno zastavo. Dosedaj je tovar-
ma delala v napol tekocem traku.
Odlocila Sc je, da uvede delo ma
tekoci trak. Nacin della ma te-
koeem traku bo omogocil hit
rejse uresnicenje proizvodnega
|plana.
Desa je organizirala preuredi-
tev strojev. Poskrbela je, da so
v tovarni namestili manjkajoce
stevilo strojev. Sestavila je no.
vo razdelitev della.
"Moja naloga je," poudarja o
tenn Desa, ida ustvarim vse po-
|goje "a tekmovanje. Delo ma te-
koeem traku vzpodbuja splosno
mnozicno tekmovanje. Proizvod-
MIA bo trpela ,ako bi lie ena de-
lavka pri traku zaostala. Pre-
pricana sem, da ne DO nobena
tega dovolila."
Pred dnevi je pricela prvi-
krat v tovarni "Elka" ena vista
strojev ma katerih izdelujejo
srajce, delati ma traku. Delavka
pri zadnjem stroju izroca izde-
lane srajce vodji oddelka. V teh
dneh bodo uvedli delo ma teko-
Gem traku tudi v vseh ostalih
oddelkih. To je v veliki meri "a
sluga Desc Vlainic.
Novi direktor tovarne Desa
Vlainic je uvedla tudi prehodno
zastavo, katero je dobil najbolj-
81 delavec pri traku. Kaksno We
seize, vzpodbudo in napredek DO
dosegla ia zastava, "a katero Sc
bodo v tekmovanju borili vsi de-
lavci, We prav dobro ona sama.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-09

Ana Sc je zasmejala in jo je
prijela pod laktom. Kako meh-
ko in mlado ga je bio cutiti!
Presunilo j je srce, napol lju-
bosumnost, napol slaba vest.
"Veste," je rekla, ida ste src-
kani?"
Deklica nj odgovorila.
cali ste mu sestricna ?"
''Nisem, Gordy je Marku stric
samo po svastvu; moja mama
je Gordyeva sestra - in tako
mu JAZZ nisem MIC"
Mic!
"Aha - samo tako - dali
ma sorodnica? ?"
Molcali sta in navidezno opa-
zovali noe; nato je izpregovori-
10 dekle:
"Strasno sem 81 vas zelela vi
deti. Niste taksni, kakrsne sem
81 vas mislila."
20! In kaksna ste 81 mislila,
da sem?"
''Mislila sem, da innate tenn
ne oci in benesko rdece lase, in
da niste tako veliki. Seveda nj
mann prav mic domisljije."
Bill sta spet pri vratih, ko je
deklica to rekla, in il veze je
padala nanjo luc;; jasno Sc je
ocrtavala vitkost njene belle po-
stave. Mlada - tako mlada je
bila videti!
Vse, kar je govorila - tako
mlado!
In Ana je zamrmrala: I'm tn.
di vi ste - vec, nego sem mi
slila."
Prav takrat so prihajali mos
XII IL obednice; obraz njenega
moza je prical, da so ga zvesto
poslusali; grascak Trusham sc
je smejal kakor mozak, XII nina
prav nobenega zmisla "a hui
NOR; Gordy je incl nekoliko
skremzen, upal obraz; fant je
bill bled, z zamaknjenim pogle.
dom, kakor da je izgubil silk s
svojo okolico. Opotekel Sc je
proti Mi kakor brez zavesti, ma.
to je sedel k start vzgojiteljici
Ali cato, ker 81 nj upal priti X
Mi, ali samo, ker je videl, da
sedi stara gospa sama. ze mo-
goce, da zato.
(Dalje prihodmj1t)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-09
Della "a moSke

"a. likanje svilenih in volnenih
oblek. Visoka zacetna plaza "a
dobrega delavca. Prijetne delovne
razmere. RE 2244.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-09

je morala delati ponoci in povr-
hu BE brezplacno. Desa je takrat
delala po Is ur ma dan nepretr-
gonna.
Ko je zacela prvikrat samo-
stojno delati, je izdelala tri du-
cate nogavic v sestih dneh. Pla-
cali so il Fl dinarjev, kar je po-
menilo, da nj imela niti "a kruh.
Dvajset let njenega zivljenja
je minulo v dusljivih in zapra-
senih prostorih tekstilne tovar-
ne v Beogradu. V prvih dneh
okupacije je Desa zalostno GLE
dala, kako so prihajali Nemci v
tovarno. Mojstri so jo silili, da
proizvaja CHM vec in da della ma
dveh strojih. Desa Sc jim je od-
locno uprla. Nekoliko dni "a tenn
je zapustila tovarno.
Ko je po stirih letih v osvo-
bojenem Beogradu zopet prisla
v tovarno, je zacela delati po-
dvojeno silo in voljo. "Obcutila
SEM" pravi sama, ida je sedaj
mole mesto pri stroju, da bonn
1mogla kot kvalificirana tekstil-
ma delavka ma tenn mestu najbolj
koristiti skupnosti."
Prvomajsko tekmovanje je
zajelo vse tovarne v Beogradu.
Pricelo Sc je tudi v tovarni, v
kateri je delala Desa Vlainic.
Delala je takrat ma dveh strojih
in kmalu je uvidela, da bi lahko
delala ma treh, in pozneje cello
ma stirih. Desa Vlainic je bila
cato proglasena "a vzorno de-
lavko v tovarni. V vsakem no.
VEN tekmovanju je bila progla-
sena "a udarnico. Kmalu so jo
predlagali tudi "a odlikovanje.
Oh pricetku novega tekmova-
MIA v letu 1947 Sc je Desa pri-
pravljala, da pricne z delom ma
petih strojih.
Dne "a. januarja pa je bila
trikratna udarnica Desa Vlai-
mic poklicana ma proizvodni po:
svet v Republisko upravo "a TEX
stilije. Po koncanem posvetova-
nju so jo zadrzali. Desi Sc je
mudilo, hotela je, da bi sc cim-
pref vrnila. Tekmovanje je bilo
v teku in zato nj hotela, da bi
njen stroj ne bill v pogonu.
Dolgo je ogledovala odlok, XII
ga je prejela upravi.
Tekstilna delavka, trikratna
udarnica Desa Vlainic je postav-
LENA "a direktorja tovarne
"Elka'-je polglasno citala. Ma
kopcu dekreta Zig in;podpis.
Delavka 1Desa Vlainic je po-
stala direktor beograjske tovar-
ne trikotaze "Elka,' direktor
najboljsega delavskega kolekti-
va tekstilne industrije Srbije v
minulem novembrskem tekmo-
vanju.
Naslednji dan je prevzela dol
znosti. "Ali 81 dvomila v sebe ?"
smo jo sprasevale.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-09

ISCE Sc zENSKO,
stare med 40 in As letom, katera
bi bila pri wolff sprejeti gospo-
dinjstvo. Katero veseli, mai pu-
sti naslov v uradu Enakoprav-
nosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-09
(Nadaljevamje)

Ao yum 81 JAAAs~s SonO 0o6aS1 IA
vendar nekoliko divja, samoza-
vestne kmetske hise, stara, tenn
ma, prijetno domaca grascina,
vse je bilo cisto novo cloveku,
XII je vajen samo Oxforda in
Londona, XII mu je pa sicer An
glija le malo znana. In vse je
bilo tako ocarljivo. Cello Mar
kov varuh Sc j je zdel ocarljiv.
Zakaj Gordy, kadar je ma vsak
nacin moral stopiti pred nezna-
no zensko, je zmogel precej ne
ke rebate prikupnosti. Tudi ME-
gova sestra Mrs. Doone, $ svojo
bledo ljubeznivostjo, Sc j je
zdela pomirljiva.
,Ko je bila Ana sama v svoji
sobi, v katero so vodile prese-
netljivo ozke stopnice, je ogle-
dovala izrezljano posteljo ne
bonn in siroko okno z okroglimi
Sipicami S katunastimi zavesa-
mi in cvetlice v modri vazi. Da,
vse je ocarljivo. In vendar! Kaj
je to? Cesa pogresa? All, ne
umna je, da Sc muci. To je sa-
mo njegova skrb, da hi jima
bilo udobno, samo njegova boja-
zen, da bi sc utegnil izdati. IT.
ste zadnje dni tam ma Tirol-
skem njegove oci! In zdaj!
Resno je premisljevala, kako hi
sc oblekla. Ona, XII Sc je sonce
tako nitro prime, je v osmih
dneh potovanja in bivanja v OK.
fordu skoraj cisto izgubila svo-
jo temno polt. Danes so j oci
videti utrujene in lice je bledo.
Storila bo vse, da pride njen
obraz do veljave. Pretekli me-
sec je izpolnila sestintrideseto,
in on jih bo jutri deVetnajst!
Odloeila Sc je "a crno. Vedela
je, da crnina bolj povzdigne be-
limo njenega vratu in posebno
barvo njenih oci in las. Nakita
81 nj nadela, cello roze 81 nj pri-
pela ma prsi. Vzela je belle roka-
vice, ker njen moz nj prisel k
Mi, je stopila po malih stopni-
cab v njegovo soho. Presenetila
ga je, ko je ze opravljen stal
pred kaminom in Sc lahno smeh-
ljal. Ma kaj neki misli, ko tako
stoji in Sc smehlja? Ali ina
sploh kri v zilah?
Nekoliko je nagnil glavo in
rekel:
"Lepo. Cista kot noe. Crno Sc
ii poda. Ali bova nasla pot doll
v tiste divje hrame?
In sla sta doll.
Vsi so bill re tam in cakali.
GraScak in sodnik IL soseScine,
samec, Tersham po imenu, je
bill povabljen, da jih je bio ma
pare.
Najavljena je bila vecerja.
Vstopili so. Ia okroglo mizo v
obednici, XII je bila vsa il crne
hrastovine, razsvetljena mno-
gimi svecami in ovesena S stra-
hovitimi portreti pokojnih pred
nikov, je sedela Ana med sod
nixon in Gordyjem. Mark je bill
ma nasprotni strani med stare
damo S cudnim obrazom in MIA
do deklico, XII nj bila predstav-
LENA, deklico v belem zelo
svetlimi lasmi in zelo belo polt-
10, z modrimi ocmi in nekoliko
ustnicami; po vsej pri-
liki hcerko brezizrazne Mrs. Do
one. Deklica kakor srebrnkasta
vescica, kakor spomincica! Ami
je bio tezko odtrgati oci cd
obraza te deklice; ne da bi jo
bila naravnost obcudovala; lepa
je - to ze; toda sibka temi
napol odprtimi ustnicami in s
tenn mehkim obradkom in s hre-
penecim pogledom, kakor da il
njene tenn m odre, skoraj
strastne oei kljubujejo. Toda
mlada je - tako mlada! In "a
to- je bio skoraj nemogoee od-
tegniti pogled cd ME. "silvija
Doone A tako, da. Milo ime,
lepo ime - prav kakrsna je
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