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made public for the first time, 1t
was indicated that it had been pre-
sented to the commission staff for
study earlier.
Rate Revision Held Up.
The plan was presented at the
opening of series of electric rate
hearings at which the PUG will at
tempt to straighten out a rate
structure unchanged since 1943. Re-
vision of rates has been held ur
since then because of company ano
Government challenge of a PUG
rate order of 1914. The cases hao
been in the courts until May
when the Supreme Court refused to
review decisions of the lower court
and Court OF Appeals sustaining
the PUG order.
Charles L. Carr, assistant controller
of the power company, said that
beginning with the September bills
the company would apply the re-
funds. If the amount of the re-
fund is larger than the bill for that
month, he said the remainder of the
refund would be applied to bills
in subsequent months until the re-
bate is used up.
He said no refund would be made
for any minimum bill during the
three-year period. And, he added
no refund would be made against
any bill during that period which
would reduce the bill below the min
imum.
Example Is Offered.
Thus, for example, d Residential
consumer would have to have paie
bill of at least IS cents month
during the three-year period to gei
the full residential reduction.
If his bill was 30 cents during
any of the months, for example, hi
would receive a refund of only
cents. which would bring his bill
to the minimum of rs cents.
The refunds are the result of {
PUG order in 1914 under which
Pepco was directed to return Il
consumers $1,037, ,189 and its auth
orized rate of return reduced from
s per cent to 5ia per cent.
| Pepco Immediately attacked th'
order on the ground that refunt
was too high and that PUG unde1
the so-called sliding scale agree
ment could not change the. scal'
without company consent. Th
Government also entered the cas-
on the ground that the refund wa
too low.
PUG Order Is Upheld.
The PUG order was upheld in botl
the lower court and the Court o
Appeals and on May the Suprer
Court refused to review the finding
of the Court of Appeals.
During this period PUG requires
Pepco to maintain reserve fun
sufficient to meet estimated refun'
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Junior Bourd Pluns Cruise

More than 600 persons are ex-
pected to attend the moonlight
cruise OF the Washington Junior
Board of Commerce at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow on the S. S. Mount Vernon
James Bligh Is chairman Of the
Cruise Committee,
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FulIs Church Benefit Set

A party to raise funds for play
ground and athletic equipment for
the Falls Church schools will be
sponsored by the Falls Church Lions
Club Friday night at the Odd Fell
lows Hall.
Evening star., 1947-05-27
u. S. Diets Studied

A recent United States Federal
report showed that one-fourth OF
the Nation had diets which could
be rated as good; more than third
rated only as fair and about one
third as poor.
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Mallory NaIkan N1ikan
Mount the ghesp
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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Monday to shoot crows and to fool
i
Evening star., 1947-03-30
Tow Of Gardens
In Georgetown
Being Arranged

The annual Georgetown garden
tour for the benefit of Georgetown
House, the only settlement house in
Georgetown, will be held Saturday
and Sunday, April II and 13, when
once again the public will be given
an opportunity to view the. cher
ished gardens of many historic and
old homes. The hours will be from
2 until 7 o'clock each day.
Mrs. Gerhard A. Gesel Is chair
man of the Pilgrimage Committee
and is being assisted by Mrs. r.
Frederick Whitehead, chairman of
the Board Of Directors of George
town House; Mrs. James William
Bryan, Mrs. Edmund Chamberlain,
Miss Cecil Lester Jones, Mrs w. B.
Kerkham, jr.: Mrs. H. G. Fitzpatrick,
Mrs. J. E. Murdock and Mrs. Level
lyn Nicholson.
An innovation this year will be
tea and refreshments served by the
Mothers Club at Georgetown House.
Those pausing for refreshments
while on the tour will also have an
opportunity to see some of the very
worthwhile and constructive activ-
tiles Of this settlement house. Miss
Margaret Cross, director of George
town House, will be on hand to
Evening star., 1947-03-30

answer questions and explain the
various projects of this Community
Chest organization.
Mrs. Gesell and members OF her
committee have been in consulta-
ton with Weather Bureau officials,
and, in spite of the recent cold snap,
are counting on profusion OF
beautiful early spring blossoms for
the pilgrimage.
Georgetown has become famous
as a unique garden section Of
Washington and many OF the gar
dens have been revived and are now
very much as they were in the
early days when Georgetown was a
thriving little port on the Potomac.
Through the medium of these
annual garden pilgrimages - the
only time these private gardens are
open to the public-Washingtonians
have an opportunity to enjoy the
gardens and also contribute to a
very worthy and necessary cause
The functions of Georgetown House
include a nursery school, kindergar-
ten, after-school and evening activ-
tiles, girls club for teen-agers. and
the Mothers Club.
Evening star., 1947-03-30

guests, and the hosts and hostesses
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Howard
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Greer, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Thompson. Col. and Mrs
w. II. Biggerstaff, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. M. S
Cobb, Miss Kay Gassett, Mr.. Charles
Gasque, Miss Gene Drexel, Miss
Madaline jackson, Miss Martha
Brown, Miss Clarissa Wright, Miss
Betty Simmons, Miss Dorothy Moul-
ton, Mr.. Ben Stembridge, Mr.. Hay
den Easterling, Mr.. Samuel Rolls,
Mr.. Jack Parr, Mr.. David Ridgeway
and 1t. Jack Mathews.
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In the Ne1Us

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gassen-
heimer are back from Palm Beach
where they spent the winter. Mrs
Gassenheimer's mother, Mrs. Sallie
Weinrich, also has returned from a
vacation in Florida at Miami Beach
Others back from q winter in
Florida are Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave
Ring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Young and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bush were
joint hosts at dinner Monday eve
ming, entertaining in the pan Ameri-
ican room Of the Mayf1ower.
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State Societies

The annual spring ball Of the
Georgia State Society will be given
Saturday evening at 10 o'clock at
the Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs. Robert Ramspeck, president
of the society, will receive the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-13

'vcasih ostala edna svetIa zna-
menja odloGnih borcev "a pra-
vice zatiranih ljudi. Sc nikoli
nismo videli, da bi kje postav-
ljali spomenike in slavili debe-
luharje in izzemalce ljudstva.
Ako SO jih kje, je tn bio nekaj
narobe. Dolgujemo pa vse pri-
znanje onin, XII stole ma bra
niku pfavici zatirane in laz-
mi obrekovane mnozice.
Da, kakor svetopisemski Da-
vid, XII je pociljal Golijata. Ia
del ga je in ia velikan Sc je "a
tekel ma sodnijo "a pomoc, ces,
vse je res, ampak JAZZ ne ma
ram, da je res. Zato maj Sc ma
pisejo taksni sodnijski ''logicni'
protokoli, da pokazemo, da snao
mi - mi.
o. K. John Bull! Zapisi v pro-
tokol tudi povest O Martinu Kr-
panu in o Galileju. Spomni Sc
pa koncno, da je Martin procen-
tualno vec sskode storil Nemcem
in sicer z golimi rokami, kot pa
Anglezi z vsem svojim orozjem.
Martin Krpan ne DO vec nosil
prekrite soil ma vrh k sv. Troll
ci z oslom, ampak jo bo delal
ma obalah jadranskega morja
Pa &c je to tebi vsee, ali pa ne.
Ako 81 tisto vecerjo v Bell
hisi placal, ali pa ne, mas ne "a
nina. Zanimivo pa je citati "a
to, ker sc svet vrti Sc ma
pref.
M. I. Lab
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-13
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

st. Clair Ave. Pricetek progra-
ma ho oh $3.50 popoldan.
Ma programu bodo sledeee
tocke: 1. Ma harmoniko bo
igrala Klara Glavica. 2. Pei DO
Robert Avore; 8. Godba Pete
Srnick; 4. Solo. petite Rudy Vi
cic; 5. Duet Anna Hunjadi in
Rudy UTic; 6. Deklamacija
slavka Vueeka, XII je pred KRAFT
kim prisel il Jugoslavije; Z. Pri7
setne DO pozdravil brat Andri-
ia JosipoYic, dopisnik 'Narod-
mega Glasnika" il Kanade, xxi
DO prvie govoril v Clevelandu)
in 8. Drama "Nova zena" IL
zivljenja v novi L.F.R. Jugosla-
viii.
Kot je znano, smo imeli ze v
preteklosti 1epe in uspesne pri-
reditve. Toda ia prireditev DO
boljsa kot pa je bila kda jkoli po-
pref. Mi jo prirejamo "a potujo-
co kliniko "a mas narod, XII zivi
v Kastavscini (Istri).
Vsi veste skozi kaksna TRIP
ljenja so sli nasi narodi v sta
rem kraju. Zato vas vse Sloven-
ce, Srbe in Hrvate naprosamo,
da sc udelezite te nase priredi-
tive, kajti tako boste pomagali
nasernu narodu.
Po programu bono servirali
mas bakalar z polento, nakar
Sc DO pricel pies, "a katerega
DO igral Srnick ofkester. Vstop-
nice so po SOC v predprodaji,
ma vratih pa po 60c.
Torej, pridite ma to naso pri-
reditev!
OdbOr.
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10, odkar Sc je odtegnil odgovor-
nosti. Ce pozna torej MOI stevil-
ko, jo takoj naznani in policija
pride. &c Sc policija v pol ure
ne pojavi, sc lahko cuti varnega.
Stopal je po sobi kakor zver v
kIetki pet n1inut, deset minut,
eetrt ure.
Sedaj skoraj ne preti vec mai
hujsa nevarnost. Dvajset minut.
Kazalec je lazil.
Devet in dvajset minut.
Pri vratih Sc je oglasil zvon-
eek.
Sfce mu je zacelo utripati. Ali
maj odpre? Ne, to bi ne bilo pa
metno. Stopil je do vrat in Ih
odprl. Redar je stal pred dur
mi. Plecat in "a glavo vecji kot
on.
xvi ste gospod Carlson, kaj
ne?" je vprasal.
"Da" je odgovoril hripavo.
"Grem z vami. Nisem bill pri
zdravi pameti, ko sem bezal.
Sploh je pa zenska sama zakri-
villa, stopila je plocnika ma pot,
ne da bi Sc bila ozrla."
Redar je osupnil in opazoval
zanimanjem poteeega Sc in bri-
sajocega Carlsona.
"Pridite rajsi v straznico," je
pripomnil, "tam lahko pojasnite
vso zadevo. Kaj ste povozili zen
sko?"
"Da, sal zaradi tega ste ven-
dar prisli?"
me-" je dejal redar, "prisel
sem le, da vam povem, da gori
v vasi kopalnici lle in da ste po-
zabIli ma zatemnitev ;"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-13
Chile, dszela isiodobnih

Drzava Chile v Juzni Ameriki
ina med vsemi najbolj cudno OBJ
1iko. Okla, obalna dezeIa Sc raz-
teza preko 28 stirinskih stopinj,
torej preko vseh klimaticnih pa
soy, cd tropicnega do polarne-
ga. Y sredi nj zine. Jesen in
pomlad Sc prepletata. Ma Ijngu
" sirini Trsta) dosezejo ledpi-
ki morje, nedalec cd tod pa so
neprodirni pragozdovi.
q Y zaGetkn juzna ZINE je v Sam
tiagu ma -prodaj najrazlicnejse
sadie: pomarance, jabolka, jago-
de, cesnje, breskye, kunare, rde-
&c grozdicje, kospaplje pa tudi
belusi lspapfi rahaxbara,
grab in novi kr6mpir.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-13
Svetovni junaki in Sieve
OdbOr.

Cleveland, o. - To je zelo
nenavaden napis, kakor so ne
navadni casi, v katerih zivimo
Zato so nam casi prinesli tudi
velikane, kateri so pa pod ko-
10 tako samoljubni, da cd zunaj
izgiedajo napeti kot balon.
Toda maj grem ma predmet
druge strani. Zgodovina nam
pripoveduje srednjeveskem
sodnijskem procesu. (Menda je
bilo v Rimu cd koder so posilja-
Ii same zlate resnice med prebi-
valstvo tega in menda drugega
sveta ze par tisoc let.) Process
ali pa obtozba je bila naperjena
proti zvezdoslovcu Gaileju, ces,
da on trdi, da sc zemlja suce
okrog sonca. Ker pa je Calico
uganil, da gre "a njegovo gla-
vo, ako DO trdil, da je njegova
iznajdba pravilna, Sc je odlocil
da preklice svojo trditev. Ko
je svoj preklie slovesno izrekel,
je mirno sci skozi velika vrata
katerdale ter ma tho rekel:
"Pa vendar Sc vrti :"
Kdo so bill v tenn slueaju ju-
MAXI in kdo Sieve?
Slovenski pisatelj Levstik je
pripecatil taksno satire svo-
j povesti "Martin Krpan", da
je avstrijskim nemskutarjem
kar sapo zaprlo. Tiste literarne
klofute MISC bile ma Dun a ju
zmozni nikdar vrniti, ker so bi-
Ii slabici, dejanski priganjaci,
paraziti in tudi Sieve:
Junak je vsak, XII Sc upa v
bran postaviti v enaki, Sc bolj
pa v neenaki borbi proti svoje-
mu tiranu. Zgodovina je polna
taksnih junaskih dejanj, XII so
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-13

venc dost boljsi rece bill e Sc bos pregananu Slo
vencev kai odprav e Sc zadne sovenske izobrazence
60 duhovnikov in 48 lakov Nova nacsticna oblas e
sporazumea tud skofskim ordinaratom, in ka
kor pref SOLE je moral sedaj sovensk jerk il cerkve
Slovenski duhovniki bill izgnanci svojih NEST XII
jih zasedl Nemc
Znan slovenski zupnik Stefan Singer je zarad muce
MIA umrl Mnogi moral ze takrat koncenracska ta
borisca. zupnika Pojanuca eci zastrupi; zupnik
Ivan Stare bill pregnan GradScansko Predsednik So
venske prosvetne zveze dr. Fischer e moral Bregenz
ob Bodenske jezeru Neci zaplenil preozenje vseh
60 sovenskh prosveth drustev premicno in nepreicno
premozenje Mohorjeve drzbe Celovcu vse preozenje
40 slovenskih hranic posolnc ter vse zadrg pre-
mozenem Zadruzne zveze vred). Usaven e bill edni so-
vensk list Koroski Slovenec XII ga ze prejsn dob
pregna Koroske in je moral zaeci cesko tiskarno
ma Dunaj
fDdlJe prthodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-13
Zahvala eitalnice Slovenske-
ga delavskega donna

Cleveland, o. Odbor in
clanstvo citalnice Slovenskega
donna ma Waterloo Rd. Sc zeli
tenn potion iskreno zahvaliti
vsem delavcem, XII so OBJ priliki
nase prireditve dine 2. februar-
ia pomagali ne en- ali drug ma
cin.~ Prireditev Sc je zavrsila
prav dobro in uspesno.
Pri prireditvi so pomagali sle-
deci: Mr.. Joseph Durn, XII je
tocno in vestno cd zacetka pa
do kra aja skrbel in prodajal
vstopnice, tako da nj incl ca
sa niti, da bi nekaj pojedel ali
pa popil. Hvala tudi Mrs. Durn,
XII je preskrbela vse potrebno in
naredila vec poti v mesto ter
tocno in zanesljivo izvrsila svo-
je delo. Lepa hvala tudi nasim
tocnim in pridnim tocajem:
Frank Zavrsniku, Frank Ipav-
Gu, John Bohincu, Mrs. Zabu-
kovec in Mihael Jakinu Xxi je
pomagal pri tocenju in craven
preskrbel vse, kar je bilo po-
trebno).
Hvala tudi Cilki Jankovich,
XII je pomagala podpisanemu pri
prodaji trosnih istkov. Tako
tudi John Lokarju st. in Casper
Jelovseku, XII sta strazila pri
vratih cd zacetka pa do konca.
Posebna zahvala gre John XII
belu in John Pazniku, clanom
drustva "Zdruzeni bratje" stew.
26 SNPJ, XII sta nam veliko po-
magala in craven pa Sc veliko
stevilo "copakov' porabila.
Prav lepa hvala tudi nasi prid-
nj kuharici Mrs. Mary Erjavec
in njeni pomocniei Mrs. Joha-
nj Perko, XII sta skrbela, da nj
smo bill lacni.
Vsi ste pridno delali in poma-
gall, da je nasa plesna veselica
bila uspesna.
Ne smem pozabiti, da sc oh
tel priliki zahvalim vsem po-
setnikom in mladini, XII Sc je
odzvala v tako lepem stevilu.
Pa tudi tistim bolj starim, XII
so prisli in Sc pozabavali najvec
pri "jaslih'.
Mladi so ma vse pretege pie
sail pa tudi svojo zejo pridno
gasili. Drugi bolj start pa smo
Sc drzali bolj spodaj pri pijaci
in pri nash kuharicah. In nj
nam bilo prav mic slabega.
Nasa prireditev, kot sem za
omenil, Sc je z vase pomoGjo
dobro koncala. Sedaj pa glejmo,
da posetimo prireditev igro
"Denar', XII Sc DO vrsila 2. mar
ca oh 4. uri popoldan v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd. pod auspicijo po-
druznice st. 48 SANS in ANT.
Verovska".
Anton Jankovich.
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KOrajza velja

Korajza velja
Sla sta nekoc diva mozakarja
mimo gostilne, il katere je bilo
slisati hud prepir. Pa pravi pr
vi: "Sporeki so Sc! Noter sto-
PIN in naredina red. Ii stoj pred
srati in stej tiste, XII jih bonn
zmetal ma cesto." Stopi prvi v
5ostilno, a drugi Sc postavi pred
vrata.
Nj preteklo pet minut, ko Sc
vrata ma stezaj odpro in nekdo
prileti ma sredo ceste.
"Eden," pricne drugi glasno
stetjem.
A tedaj Sc oni, XII je priletel,
pobere in de: "Tiho bodi, to- sem
bill JAZZ"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-13
crnoborztanske Gene v
Gorici opisane v pismu

Mrs. Dorothy Strancar 716
E. $50 st. je prejela pismo cd
svojega brata il Gorice, v kate
rem pise med ostalim:
INA slovenskem Primorju je
dosti boljse "a zivez kot pa tu
ma Morganovi erti. Oni tam ina
10 meso in tudi drugi zivez do
sti bolj poceni kot pc je tn v
Gorici. Place SO pa povsod ena-
ke. Je re vec kot en- mesec dni,
odkar so zaprli promet med slo-
venskim Primorjem in Gorieo.
Pref smo lahko prinesii IL Lo-
karca kaksno kilo mesa, toda
sedaj ne puste vec kot toliko,
kolikor sne clovek " enem dne-
WI. Mi smo tudi pridelali nekaj
koruze in en- kvintal psenice pa
jo ne moreno pripeljati v Sol
kan, dokler ne DO podpisana mi
rovna pogodba med Jugoslavijo
in Italijo. Sedaj Sc ne vemo,
kan bono spadaH. Najbrze bo-
mo>ostali pod mednarodno upra-
vo Trstom vred, ker Sc ne
morejo dogovoriti in ker Sc ka-
pitalisticne drzave boje, da Sc
ne bi razsiril komunizem Sc v
Ita1ijo. &c ne bono spadai pod
Jugoslavijo, DO slabo "a mojega
sina, ker sluzi tam pri vojakih
ze 3 letas Moi najmlajsi sin AL
bin, XII je star 18 let a komaj
zasluzi toliko, da je "a hranos
Najbolj smo pa prizadeti pri iz-
menjavi denarja. V Italiji Sc do
hi "a en- dollar 45O do 480 lir.
Tu v mednarodni zoni pa le 225
lir.
"Blago, XII prihaja IL Italije,
je ma razpolago, toda Gene so
proste (crna borza). Kruh je
ma karte Fl lir kilo, a ma crni
borzi pa 80 lir. Mast je odmer-
jena in dobimo Is dkg ma me-
sec po osebi, cena ma karte il
je 80 lir, ma crni borzi pa 300
lir.
"Sladkor, katerega nam da-
jejo po zimi 80 dkg ma aesec,
je cd 100 do 800 lir, a brez kar-
te Sc ga. plaza kar tisoc lir "a
kilogram. Makaronov dobimo 2
kill ma mesec in sicer po 80 do
40 lir, brez karte pa noramo
placati 155 lir "a kiIo. Krompir
je 48 lir, goveje meso AGO do
500 lir, fHol 200 lir, liter .vina
12O lir, liter zganja pa 700 lir.
Mleko je 30 lir liter.
"sedaj pomisli kako maj de-
1avec zjvi, &c stane sIaba zim-
ska moska obleka cd Is do 80
tisoc lir! Jaz dobim pokoj jnino
5000 lir, toda kaj maj naredim
z MO? u.
"Pray srecni srno bill, da smo
imeli Vas v Ameriki, ki ste nam
pomagali z obleko in ziyezen1.
Kdaj in kako Yam bono poyr-
Mill res ne vem.
"Najlepse pozdrave Cd mas
vseh, posebno pa od brata
'stefana' :.
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S kR I
IS. februarja 19l7
Nj potreba, da bi vedel

Nj potreba, da bi vedel
Sinko: "Ocka, kaj 50 to-: kolo-
nije?"
Oeka: 'Franeek, tega tebi nj
potreba vedeti."
Sinko: "Zakaj ne, oeka?"
Oeka: "Ker 81 sedaj BE pre-
majhen, da bi razumel, kaj je to,
a ko bos velik, jih tako ne bo
vec."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-13
Vabilo ma prireditev
Istrijancev IL Kastva

Cleveland, Ohio. - Primorci
in Primorkinje so Sc. sestali in
sklenili, da nekaj storij jo "a po-
moe naSemu narodu v istrskem
okrozju Kastva.
S tenn vas obvescamo, da bo-
mo imeli lepo prireditev pro-
gramom in sicer v nedeljo 16.
februarja v HrvaSkem domu ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-13
Kelvln Lisdensdn:
|Strall

Nenaden domislek je pripra-
vii Carlsona do tega, da Sc je pc
|ljal Sc skozi Kodanj. Bill je te-
men vecer in Carlson je bill go
tov, da nj videl nihce stevilke
njegovega avta. V trenutku ne
zgode je bill sicer "a trenutek
vozlo ustavil, a Sc je takoj nato
odpeljal. Ko Sc je ozrl, je nejas-
no videl prihajati policijskega
uradnika. Toda prepFiean je bill,
da ia nj mogel razbrati stevilke.
Pri zaten1nitvi je bilo nemogo-
&c spoznati stevilko ma daliavo
nekaj metrov.
| Carlson je bill popolnoma mi
rem, ko je zapeljal avto ma dvo-
risce >svoje hise in takoj v lopo.
Nihce ga nj videl prihajati in &c
bi ga tudi kdo videl, bi to ne bill
se nikak dokaz.
Zaklenil je hisna vrata in Sci
po stopnicah v stanovanje. Tu
sele je cutil vso reakcijo. Noge
so sc mu tresle in pot mu je cur
ljal celia. Obesil je povrsnik v
omaro, stopil v kopalnico in 81
umll obraz z mrzlo vodo.
To je pomagalo. Glava Sc mu
je zbistrila, le noge so Sc mu Sc
sedno tresle. Ia neumni strah.
Dolgo casa je stal pred zrcalom
aad umivalnikom in -opazoval
svoj obraz. Obraz je bill bled in
spaeen.
TAX je torej zloeinec, 81 je
mislil.
Neumnost, mu je dejal drug
yhs " MEM. Slucajna nezgoda.
Oseba je stopila ma ulico, ii 81
poskusil zavreti in izogniti Sc.
Ce je pa tvoja vest eista, "a
zaj si zbezal? MOI, XII Sc zenske
ooji, katero je povozil! Fej!
Gotovo so jo spravili v bolnis-
nico, Sal sem videl prihajati re-
darja. JAZZ bi prav nieesar ne
mogel storiti, tudi &c bi bill ostal
ma mestu-in JAZZ sem 10 popi-
hal, slo mi je "a bodocnost!
Da, pijan 81 bill.
Ne, pijan nisem bill, je ugo-
varjal drugi glas, ne vee tako
gotovo ko pref. Sicer ne pijem,
&c Sc boIm, toda tista nlajhna
kolieina alkohola v moji krvi bi
zadostovala in bi mi utegnila
skoditi.
Zanieevati te je treba! je de-
jail drugi glas.-Sovrazim te!
'Samega sebe tudi sovrazim. V
tenn sva 81 slozna! Spacil sc je
samemu sebi v zrcalu in sci v
sobo.
Ne, nihSe nj spoznaI Stevilke.
Yes dogodek je Sc enkrat preu-
lariI. Redar nj nikakor mogel
spoznati stevilke.
Izkljueeno, 81 je zamrmral pol
glasno, kakor da mora samega
sebe prepricati.
Toda redar nj bill sam ma cesti.
Nekaj ljudi je bio slucajno v
blizini. Neki MOI je pobral zeno,
fko jo je bill desni okrovec zagnal
ma ploGnik. Tako je bill ia MOI
zaposlen, da 81 nj utegnil zapom-
niti stevilke.
Ali 81 gotov? &c 81 je pa bill
kljub temu zapomnil stevilko?
Morda 81 je nj!
ce 81 10 je pa le?
| In potem! MisIino 81, MOI je
imet, ko je pomagal zenski ma
phoenix, toliko prisotnosti duha,
da 81 je zapomnil stevilko. Prav.
Toda stevilka je dolga, tezko 81
10 je zapomniti. MOI je stal maj
mani tri metre cd vozila. Po
ulicah> je temno pb zatemnitvi.
ce je razbrai stevilko, jo je raz-
L~ol - :t,~,x ,o.~<lt.n e, ~ L. =.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-13
1dila v parku

1dila v parku
Ona: "Se Sc spominjas, dragi
MOI, ma tejle klopi 81 me pred
20 lett spoznal."
On: "Oprosti, seznanil sem sc
res tedaj S teboj ma tel klopi, a
spoznal sem te sele po poroki."
Evening star., 1947-06-30
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