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won't rub off or wash out-unsffected by heat
= permits permsnents and stylish hdlrdos :.
known and used for over so years. Your
dealer vii sIve your money back II you're not
1000 satisfied.
Have an easy, professional application at your
fsvorite beauty shop or buy Lsreuse at any
cosmetic department or drugstore.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Graham
CONTINUED From Page c-6)

of always playing an adolescent girl
she declares. IT don't mind doing
it now and then but not always
Id like something more sophisticated
like Ramona I was SO excited
when they said I'd do Ramona with
Cornell Wilde. Now they've shelved
it." Jeanne also was going to do
Chicken Every Sunday" with Henry
Fonda. They've shelved that, too.
But she is definitely set for The
Glass Menagerie'-also with Fonda
and with Ethel Barrymore in the
Laurette Taylor part.
My present contract has five
more years to CO." says Jeanne
Then I'll be 27. If they still want
me. III sign for another seven years:
then I'll be "a. At that time ri
quit pictures. I'll want to do some
Evening star., 1947-09-28

thing else. Maybe a play on Broad
way. Or I'll paint and travel"
At the moment Jeanne receives
$4,000 q week. growing into $1,000
a week in the next hve years. That's
not bad for a girl who was told by
orson Welles five years ago when
she tried for the part Of Lucy in
The Magnificent Anderson" that
she had something in person that
didn't come through on the screen. "
Relessed BY North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1947-09-28

ZrMhT0R MINI. Ave. at Bennins
SnA Ss Rd. NE. TR. 26oo
/ Free Parking, C-S Bus to Door.
First washington showing. Charlie
Chaplin in MONSIEUR VERDOUX,'
l. 3:10, 5:26. 7:35. $50
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} ST, PAUL. Q

Surprise Birthday Party Miss Helen Marietta Smith was
pleasantly surprised Saturday Oct with birthday party,
given by her mother Mrs Cornela Smith at her home b4S
Carroll Ave Guests included Mines Andrew Brent Andrew
Russell Doris Shannon, Helen Simmons, Carl Griffin,
Devaughna Scott Luven Murray Mr. and Mrs Jerry Robins
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|MzAav m]
IMxuslI,is|

Visitors 20 the ~ ra1i oHIos
Franh Rrhins, go ~ Anp"ng Ave B
tfHIph T4FaHAfu 1ai ~ Authpbb
Ave. HsTt hrrh"atefH ssi iEi"hHH
Ave
central ave 6rt ~ ars / N
I,gtspy Rs7 laIehArI oct 70 DH1fgs
nrog9ts a. ~ h? ggi =, AZ n,, "G,
Ave. oct - "a. " iota9n, 20 ~
gTs W Gcnirsl Ave oct "a. ~ =
TgussaInt 90 IRishari Ave Carrie
Aticp. ~ H0nh0 Ave- OCT IL
Iisrbort wbitmofs, ~ SOC bohd"
Ave ,.,
Tsmbsttsn. Kansas Guy, oct. ~
init Of town greetings 10 feREb
Hhsdes. MaEssGhusstta, Oct -
Birthday EfsstinEs IN Minneapolis
Oct 10 AndToy Miller. IN pfrmg1l
Ave NJ. L.Asa,gs H,fris sbSe
man. If1i Portland Aysi James
pailsy. s.es glttb Ays ~. o., =,
] " Pate, gsgs FggTth Ave ="
ksths,ins FSitltotgi ~ h,5h,th A s1,,
Ftnh Ave ~. Ort ~ hTs COURTNEY
WiIEsTsoh, 1tES Fourth Ave ~
Judge wIIilsm AbdsTs0b. it1t
MORGAN Ave, 70 n9Iis E""ns. ls.'
so HTyaSt Ave ~ Tiopssgsit sim.
mons. bEg gtTsTd Ave No Oct. 20
Ilsiits woodland, iISa igyn9sls Ave
No Margaret Backs s19f F0ufil
Ave No Mrs. Theodore Martin, ttl
CSlfaE Ave. No Dsrglhg l0Hss 81
FFyant Ave No pNt Ill REV " ~
UafTia. Eais CiiHt0h Ave ~. ME-
pHIsf HamSBds Esat Abbott Ave-
~ HABafa NAaEhH. COS DiEgH Hlgb
way gsFtFuds Ellis NhitE, SCI
HfyaHt Ave Nc.
DOT Of town greetings. oct Is
Marian y NEMSOTs, ~ Louis. No
o. ~ AudrsY James Kansas CIV
kaRs Margaret LaBdfuH. Oxen
Wis Oct VI -MFR EHis JstnSndS
Indianapolis. IBd
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Tate. While here, Mrs. Tate was
entertained at dinner by Mrs.
Arthur Frazier, 81 Hyland Ave. N
Saturday evening, Oct. !.
Mrs Felix FogR, 2SSS ElliOa,
left Oct, I for Indianapolis, Ind,
to visit Mrs. Laura Caldwell, Who
has been at the bedside Of her
father. Mrs. FogG will also visit
relatives and friends in Louisville,
KY, and Detroit, Mich. En- route
home she will stop IN Chicago 20
visit friends and plans to return
to the city Nov. Is.
Mr.. John l.. COake. 1900 nth
Ave. s, Is in the hospital recover
ing from an operation.
E.E.R.P. Club met Tuesday, Oct
Z, with Mrs. Burt Dawson, S72S
/ Fourth Ave, s. First bridge priEc
went 10 Mrs, Ben Cassius, second,
Mrs. Leila Thomas, and third Mrs,
/ Dan McAdams. Mrs. Sam Harris
! 500 26th St. will he hostess 20 tho
ueNt meeting. Oct. 81,
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Loved" Mrs. NJ Williams
modrlrd sophisticated brown
drapcd dress oct of by scqutns on
the shoulder Irene Caldwell
looked very smart In light
lowered lounginR suit, There
were quite a few other men and
women models, Caught
glimpse Of ThelmR Price, Billy
Archer, Ralph Jones, Bud Coolidge.
l.aRahn LatimooTe, Sarah Garrett
and Moss" The music was extra
good and Of course, the dance floor
was oveT-crowded.
Saturday night the Cubanettcs
we're hosts NJ n party given al the
home Of Sarah Garrett. -. Crowd
began 20 arrive about o'clock,
Guests included Jean Brown, June
session, Cora Mae Richie, Donald
Brown. Carl Patterson. Charles
Brown, Al BanhRm and many more.
Same night, different place,
Goth Limited was really jumping
Glimpsed Lorraine White,
Jackie" Margaret and Elmo" and
Virginia Robinson. looking stun
hing and tailored In a new length
gray suit. Met Dorothy Thomas,
who was perfect picture nf
capitalization IN white loose hti'd
Jacket. with slit and pencil slim
skirt and minks carelessly thrown
over her shoulders Sunday
mite party u sis two SANITY
city girls and the other four Min.
nsap9lis rsHidsntst went night club
| ing 10 all o. the noted Minneapolis
spots. lie VI Morocco, HSPpJ
Hour. Red Feather and Augiss ana
were treated OK Cbclievs II n
notD.
Enough o. social nRwN now foi
q BIT Of sports 60, Halle q Brown
football team beat tho Bruce Motor
with q score u $50 at Highlan'
park. Johnny Cotton and Oar
Daurhsny were stars u the game
They plan 10 play Blue Bar 81
MeMurray field next week. Mus
he rushin' along 10 zee SwiHi
NikAdo ~ the ~. Peal auditorium
Catch you next week.
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Sanity City
lettings
ny GEORGIA RUSSELL

Love does not wait on time o. tide
On wealth ~ circumstances
For those who walk IN humble ways
Are rich IN sweet rumances,
Since | missed last weeks edition,
the news this week will lie old, new.
funny and blue,
Old News; The party given by
the Three Ms, n couple weeks ago
at the 2Oth Limited. was carried on
In a quiet successful manner. A
few Of the ST. PRulites were Char
lotte Perfect, Evelyn Lewis, Sarah
Hill, Betty Lewis. Leola Graham.
Dolores Sears. Kimo Ellis,
Tommy" Nelson Mccoy. Earle
Weber. ,,. Same night and place.
met one of the jollicn, most
humorous characters I've ever had
the pleasure 81 meeting. lie not
only has q vocabulary that's enough
TO knock you out. hut uses II IN such
n way and manner and with such
comical expressions, you're doing
( good " you don't bust . vein laugh
ing. lie ~ none other than
Jack lewis, student Rt the ~" Of
( MINI. Meet him then see Il you
don't agree with me. Entire Nous
triumphs again. Yes. the style
show and dance given by this club
at Treasure Inn last Friday wa'
jam. packed 10 the hilt. D., Shirley
Terrell modelled . sporty tweed suit
q unique pair Of brown suede shoes
(which are the fad on tho ~" oi
N" eampuSD, . tiny brown hal
and leather brown shoulder bag
GWsndolyn Ray wore a light
green house coat 81 HAtin.
Dorothy Ashby faShiobsd n ven
chic and beautiful black satir
formal set on with q very stTikihG
striped multi-eOloTed boW sasl
down the aide. %. She also brouRh
down the house with applause 10
her rendition Of Il Want 10 b
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Injured. Mi, Frank Sch,nO, $40
81 Anthony Ave, LETT tackle on
inc liallte =, Brown football team,
was Injured IN the game Sunday,
Oct. &, al Highland Farm, between
the Hrueo Moiorp team MI.
Schino's loft log Is IN cast,
Mrs. Charlotte brake ~ Omaha,
! Nsbr, Is IA the city 10 attend the
Cunvocatinn held IN Minneapolis,
and 10 tho houssEuuSt Of hef
brother and sibtcr.tn- Nit. AMI
! Mrs. |. 4. Hickman, 2p6 \. ST
! Alhana. Mrs. Drake has another
brother IN the city Mr. Thomas
Hickman. 742 Rundo Ave,
Mr.. I.emusl reak 81 Omaha,
| Nsbr. lie tho house guest Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Richard Travis 81 db7
ST. Anthony Ave,
| Present ~ the dinner given
Wednesday. sept "a, by Mrs, l., N
knnEns NJ her home IN ~. Doug
las. Mimi. honoring her nephew
Sgt. Harrison q Cook, were Als'
his brother and sister. william
Barry Cook and Mira. MarEEio Cook
Mrs. Robert IIlll. &c., sT7 Lyle
hart Ave, who has been conilne,
20 her bed for the past week be
cause uf illness, IL now able 10 b
. up and IL recovering enthusiastically
Miss TheTsssa Glib ard 81 De
iroit. Mitch, a registered nurse AM
supervisor Of the Women's hoapitn
Of that city, will arrive In -, Pau
Monday. Oct, %, To be the house
guest of her sister and brother In
. law. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hop
kins, 81 800 N. Dale 81
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Social and Persona

at q dinner party Saturday, Oct.
6, in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs, James
Il. Mitchell Of Pasadena, Calf, and
Mrs. Emerson Hawkins, Los An
geles, Calf.
Mr.. Harry Pauley Of Chicago
spent Wednesday and Thursday Of
last week visiting his mother, Mrs.
A. II. Simms, 222A n, Washington,
and three sisters, Mrs. Marjorie
Buckner, I'll Girard NJ. Mrs. Ber-
nice Huggar. and Mrs, Marguerite
Pauley, 2224 n. Washington.
Mrs. r. Alexander. Mrs. Vincent
Sheppard, and Mrs. Edward Hays
were eo-hostesSes at a dinner party
given at the home Of Mrs. Alex
ander. S720 Fifth Ave. s., In honor
Of Mrs. Anna BrAxton Of Pitts
hurgh. Pa. Others present wery
Mines. Lucille Woodland, Lola Jack.
son, Lillian Dugan, and Mrs. V
Sheppard. Mrs. BraNton is the
cousin Of Mrs. Alice Brownie
/ Fort.
! Mrs. Bennie Dunlap (FloreRc'
Wright Of Chicago is visiting II
the city because Of the illness oi
her father, MIR Victor Wright. 81
I Humboldt n.
( Rev. A. J. Carter Of New Or
leans, La. and Mrs. J. II. Cock were
dinner guests Of Rev. and Mrs
. 4. F. Martin, Wednesday, Oct, s.
Mrs. David Tate of Fergus Falls
Mimi, was the guest over the weeh
end Of Mr., and Mrs. Paul kellel
and family, 1914 Bryant Ave. \
Mrs. Kelley is the niece Of Mrs
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Mrs. =. W. Terry, 3sI2 First
Ave-, and Mrs. w. B. Walker, St.
Paul, entertained at breakfast in
honor Of Eve out-of-town guests.
They are the Mines. James II.
Mitchell, Emerson Harris, Marvin
Jackson and Turner Anderson, all
from Los Angeles, and Mrs. Sarah
B. Sims from Denver.
Other guests were the Mines.
Hammond Turner, Clarence Wig
gington, William Modem, George
Nixon, Clarence II. Roper, o. B.
williams, Dave Francis, and
Thomas B. Brown.
The E-EP.R. club met Tuesday
at the home Of Mrs. Patricia Davi.
son, 1882 Fourth Ave, S.
First prize went to Mrs. BeR
Cassius, second to Mrs. Leila
Thomas, third to Mrs. Lucille Nc
Adams. The next meeting will be
held at the home OF Mrs. FlosSie
Harris, 500 Z. 25th St.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. u. Warren Of
SOC Fremont Ave. NJ accompanied
by Mrs. Mary Sprague and Messrs
George and Albert Johnson motored
10 Rochester. Mimi. Sunday, Oct
S. They visited Mr., Warren who is
confined to the hospital. His con
dition is fair. While there they
attended the birthday party Of Miss
Louverne Manning, daughter Of tbs
Mannings who own the Avalor
Hotel. Miss Manning received
many gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Underwood
1920 Fourth Ave. S, were host,
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Mrs. blanche Booker left for her
home In Oakland. California, Mon.
day, Sept, -. after spending a
pleasant visit with her sisters,
brother and families, Mir, and Mrs,
EhvA SchuCk. SAt Fuller Ave, MIR,
and Mrs. James Williams, Ss6
Rondo Ave. ara Mr.. Henry Fe,u.
cord, at the Fuller address, During
her visit In tho Twin Cities, Mrs,
Booker was extended many lovely
social eourtesies. Her sisters, Mrs,
Schuck and Mrs, Williams were
hcstcsses az a joint affair, = buffet
dinner and games at the homo 81
he SChucks, sII Fuller Ave, n
a1ffet luuChe0R and ERb.fest was
given In her honor by Mrs. Flor.
snce Manning. SS2 IglohATt Ave,
Mrs. Gene Shepherd ~ Minneapolis
was hostess at n breakfast and
Mrs. John shepherd II Minneapolis
was also hostess for the guest,
Mrs, Houston Jackman, add 81.
Anthony Ave, entertained at \
,reakfast and theatre party Tot
Mrs, Hooker. Mr. and Mrs, nerI
isuCkRer Of $50 W. Central Ave,
were hosts at n fishing party, Mt
md Mrs, Chester o,ieu ~ SSS Lyle,
rarI Ave. entertained NJ u dinner
Nrs Leon Smith and Mrs, Jamcs
rice entertained NJ a family pic
nc, MIR Henry rctticoTd and Mr.
Glove HARRIS were hosts az y fish
inR pArty. hnnorinE MIR, rVtticord's
sister. A breakfast WAS given by
Mrs. Joe Sykes oi $50 Rondo Ave-
Mrs. Hooker, whose purpose In the
uip was "a ENJOY outdoor zportr
spguI most Vt her timC hahtng ant
upon departing, was surprised witl
tHAny beautiful glitr,
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Duluth News
BY ZII.I.AH NJ. WATERS
Tls Sth Ave. East
nnlmth. Minnesota

NJ ana MR.. uaTTy b. IARtmsa,
so6 e am ST. S'trhthlNd ih"''
goth wedding hnniNrFssIN lhhT NdaN
Oct 2. In their homo.
They received many gifIs A. welt
As money IN silver dollars Many 80
their rtirEas called during the eve
ntug 10 rNtvUd CONGRATULATIONS nHd
good wishes Their daughter, MrN
Harriet s3ula n " god. aHh her small
daughter bnnuA Jean Ht Ai0U"Hp"lia
yrr, lu the city Tor the occasion
TRe social NI1" rinh b-R"" ns
winter activities With a meeting oct
az the bumv Of NJ aud MI
G,orp, Nyiams. rs O. bth ~
Mr.. MIIIIam naaIrIS aud M. u"Sd
bauIgla uuluf,d iu Kansas g =
Friday oct They win be E"n"
w. Gharir. wiley rno'"rrd 60 -"
Tu0 p C1tirv to visit HE wif". VII BE-
900 Ito WBH accompanied nv MfH
Ma" CARSON Hnd HI s,naH son
Rufua Thrv returned SUNDAY
CoFTrrtIaaI NTs. DoF"thrR NIrhols
fEl not attend the GuNvIuuT.H In
f,fraytAl communication. as stated lU
lgai week. column instead shr
nrlsud,d thr meeting ~ ne MN
nrsufa Council fu' the fElF
ur-. Marie uaaIria. II19 -. 1lrhi-
Enu st celebrated her hlithdaN tact
Tu.=dny. Sept so
Hry Jssrph Jackson "t -. hark"
ANE church SUNDAY COS Q. HWnk'
a.. Hi~ text Vac takru fr,m
Matthew E.2I
CARD or APPRECIATION
Words are not AZ uuT command t0
adequately thank everyone who con
trtbutcd Ia tho Wonderful suuCrHr
Of tho Leo W NarTis testimonial
AZ the ualll" = HTuwn house last
sunday
We attribute special praise &" Mr.
George brooks. Jr chairman ~ the
anair. and also g. Miss Myrtle
Garden who 50 ably assisted him
The entire committee II also 60 be
CONNIE nded
Signed.
M and Mrs l. " Harris, Jr
Mr. ana Mrs Nathaniel galloway
Tho Misses June and Aztec Harris
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this week TO Earl New, lAs Carroll
Ave, and Ruth r, Williams, dpe
Carroll Ave,
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II the - billion passengers who
ride the nations street cara, trolley
coaches and Eas buses each year
were lined up together, they would
make q column moro than ons-auaF.
ter mile vide extending from New
York 10 Los Angeles
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Substituting sheets o. pillow cases
Tor laundry bsEs shOrisns The life ~
ths sbsstinR because u the strain u
h0IhiHs . load ~ eIOtbss piJs sEirs
soil end wear scqUiTsd on tbs trip
" he laundry
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y. q. immigration sU,h0rttisS sTs
using chartered planes 70 tsks
aliens 10 points u deportation be.
cause they SsSs time ard sSpsnss
Fewer guards srs nsesmaTy IN cir.
planes bscSuIs the ony wsy n -
cope 10 N Jump ouH
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USING the pressure cooker IN cook
inR lard will save time Fat should
be ground and placed In the eOok,
81 with q cup OF two 81 water, u
should he cooked TOR an hour Al u
pounds pressure. plus an additional
10 minutes with the It'd OIL the cook
CT
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EVERYBODY GIVES

Wscoms Nsi1hbor w@Eor when hs calls Io the
Community Chssi Woa hm eourtsoaslY and with pl'dg'
fhsaa Volunteer 5oicilnrs 600 strong giving freely Of
their time effort make ths ys1a drive success Help
them ~ d1gng deep giving generously
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Industrial Gas

The Ford Motor company'S River
Rouge plan, uses enough GRs In one
day 10 supply city IL : mintnn
people, according 60 tho Encyelo,
paedia britannica About No million
cubic feet Of Has are used a day.
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and Mr., and Mrs, James Green;
Miss Odessa McAdams and Miss
Janeahells Murphy, The evening
was spent playing Fokcno. The
hOnorCe received many lovely gifts.
A marriage license VAS ianuri
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LEPo SOBO

sc odda v najem postenemu mia
demu fantu. Gorkota ma vroco
vodo. Blizu St. Clair Ave. in e.
II St. PokliGite HE 6526.
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streljanju, ampak v majhno po-
pravljalnico. TO je bila neznat-
ma, skoraj obrtniska delavnica,
XII je pri evakuaciji MISC niti
porusili. Zdaj sc je il njenega
edinega dimnika vii belozolti
dim.
Policaj je nekam odsel, star
ci pa so ostai sami. IL delavni-
ce je iznenada prihitel k MIN
elovek v nemski delovni obleki.
Taras je v MEM takoj prepo-
znal ruskega delavca.
Aa a! - je veselo
vzkliknil delavec, ko je Eagle
dal starce. Izmena je pri-
- Postoj; - ga strogo pre-
kline starec Buliga. - Kdo 81 tt
tukaj? =
- JAZZ tukaj? - Sc je MOI
zasmejal. - JAZZ sem tn moi
ster.
Mojster!. - je izbruhnilo
iz Tarasa. - ri 81 pasji sin, ne
mojster Judez.
- Postoj, je zopet uka-
zujoce prekinil Buliga. - Pa
kaj bono tukaj mi?
- Ugibam: isto ste moi
stri.
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Tudi oce je klecnil, najmlajsi,
med mimi. Raztrgani plasc je
visel raz njegove suhe rame ta-
ko nepomagano, starcevsko
Ia vsi so nosili glave pokonci
in naravnost. Pc vsem videzu
zadnjimi mocmi, IL upornosti,
XII je moenejsa cd vsake moci,
so Sc trudili, da bi stopali po-
nosno in dostojanstveno. Ka-
kor da imajo oborozeno sprem-
stvo res "a Casino strazo.,
me, tt MISC ujetniki, - je ne
hote pomislil Andrej, - I'll so
ii so neukroceni."
Kakor vedno je hodil Taras
z Nazarjem vstric.
- Kajne, Taras, - je takoj
vprasal Nazar, kakor sc je Ia
ras tega bal. - Ali nisem videl
Andreja ma pragu?
Prav NIGGA! - je izbruh-
nil Taras.
- A a. To sc pravi,
da ii moran cestitati h gostu,
Taras! Ia sina! V starih casih
bi proslavili nekaj takega S pi-
jaco ..
- Nj cemu!
- Da; da Tako je q.
seveda Pa kaj neki pripo-
veduje Andrej? Kaj? Kje je
nasa vojska?
- Pusti zdaj pravljice!
- No, pac, da Zdaj sc
marsikateri izmuzne obkolitvi.
Tudi mi smo sc borili v drzav-
ljanski vojni, a kolikor Sc spo-
min Jam, te besede nisem slisal:
"obkoliti." Kaj? Ali sem poza-
bill?
Naprej sta sla molce.
Da je zamisljeno pri-
pomnil Nazar. Bogve kako
SO sc naSi razbezali Obko-
litev. Brez obvestil v nego-
tovosti . . Morda sploh nj vec
nase vojske, kaj, Taras? Samo
Sc sanjamo O Mi? Morda Sc je
VISA, kakor tvoj sinek, razbe-
zala il obkolitve, pa domov'
Kaj? mi pa cakamo.
Taras je cd Andrejevega pri'
hoda sam razmisljal O tenn, a
zdaj Nazarju nj vec odgovorll
Hodila sta molce.
Ell, e! - je iznenada "a
krical start Buliga, XII je stopa
v prvi vrsti. - Ell, policaj, ma
pax mas vOdls. CuJes-n!
-- Tho! - sc je zadrl nan,
policaj in mu zagrozil z brzo
strelko.
Starci so sc razburili.
Glej, kan mas vodijo? -
Sc lie vznemiril Nazar. - Nor
da v jeco?
- Vseeno je! - je odvrn1
Taras.
Pa ne In vendar
- &c gremo, da mas postre
lilo - je nenadoma dejal llva7
Omeljcenko, Zahar Ivanovic, -
i'm bo rekel: hvala. Sal v nobe
mem primeru ne bono cakai
svetlega dne. cemu bi torej zl
veil in je zamahnil z roko
A vod:li jih MISC vjeco nltl
1=...5....:..z..ssssS sEss.zz.S...S=s===-
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L.astnik xrtvuje dom u $500

6 sob, lesena hisa; title" kopalnica
in kuhinja; preproge, avtomatitna
plinska gorkota; novo dekorirano.
Dive garazi; lota 40x105; izvrstna
.transportacija in trzi3ce. CE 1880
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- Recimo, da smo mojstri.
. - No, torej! Sal Sc mi je kar
zdelo: delali boste! Imamo nuj-
no delo =. -..------4.-.
- Ne bono delali; - je de-
jail Nazar.
- Boste! Prisilili vas bodo!
Vojasko narocilo! Tukaj te ne
vprasajo, - je vzdihnil mojster
v nemski obleki. - Poglejte, cd
nekod so navozili goro razbitih
tankov
- Nemskih?
- Seveda! Kaksnih neki ?
Ogromno jih je! Toliko mems
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BORIS GORBATOV
NEUKROCENI
TARASOVA DRUzINA
(Naddljevdmje)


Matt sc je tam ze obracala.
Sipala je v rocni mlin psenico
in mlela. Kolesca so zalostno
cvilila.
Oee ga je naredil, - je
pojasnjevala matt, ko je opazi-
la, da Sc je sin zagledal v memo
delo. 1922 Tudi ime 81 je izmislil
zanj: agregat. Po mojem pa je
to nase gorje, ne agregat. Sa-
mo gorje in mic drugega -.
Poloknice so bile zaprte. Sko-
ri razpoke je silila sibka in ne
kako potlaeena jutranja svetlo-
Maj odprem poloknice, kaj?
- Sc oglasi Andrej. - Temno
je, kakor v grobu.
- Tako tudi zivimo! - je
odgovorila matt. - Nimas kaj
gledati.
Zdaj, v jutru, Sc je zdelo An
dreju vse drugace kakar pref.
Iznenada Sc mu je pokazal
strasni obraz stiske, XII je wee
raj nj bill opazil. Sc sam 81 nj
mogel razjasniti, Gem da jo
je opazil ali v Tarasovem
agregatu, v kislih otrobih, XII
SO bill namesto kruha, ali v
tenn, da Sc je prasil samovar v
kotu (''to Sc pravi, da nimajo
donna ne sladkorja, ne GAIA. Ka-
ko neki more ziveti matt brez
GAIA, XII ga ina tako rada?'), -
a tn je gospodarila stiska, to je
iasno videl in Sc mu je zdelo,
da 81 mora to ocitati. Kakor bi
bill on, Andrej, kriv, da je VOL
ma, da so Nemci v mestu in da
nj kruha.
Pocasi sc je zbrala pri mizi
druzina, - vsi mracni, molce-
ci. Cello Ljonka je gledal stric-
ka izpod celia, z odkritim neza-
dovoljstvom. Prav zadnja je
prisla Antonina.
Ko je naposled prisla, cudno
vznemirjena, in je pristopila X
mozu, je opazil, zakaj je zakas-
nela: napudrala Sc je.
A niti puder nj mogel skriti,
kako Sc je Antonina postarala
in osivela. Zlasti oci so Sc il po-
starale, bile so motne, prepla-
sene. "Mnogo joka" - Sc je do
mislil Andrej in ozrl stran.
Zajtrk je minil nitro in muc-
no. Vsi so molcali. Samo mala
Marijka je scebetala in Sc do
brikala Andreju.
Holds Solo? - jo je
vprasal.
Ne .- je zacudeno od-
govorila Marijka. Zdaj SO Men,
ci!
Da, da je zamr-
mral. - Nisem pomislil.
Tudi to je obcutil kot ocitek
ma sebi: kakor bi bill on kriv,
da zdaj Marijka ne hodi So
- Te bonn pa JAZZ ucil! - je
nitro obljubil hcerki.
Pc zajtrku Sc je Taras zacel
odpravljati tovarno. Svecano
je Sci po svoje cape in Sc zacel
oblaciti.
Kaj, ocka della tovarni ?
- je Andrej zacudeno vprasal
sestro.
- Da nekako tako .
- sc je nasmehnila.
- Dedka peljejo S strazo v
tovarno! - je zavpil Ljonka.
- Glej! Brez spremstva pa ne
gre.
Njegov glas je slisal tudi Ia
ras v svoji izbi.
- Da, da! - je odgovorl Cd
tam. - Cast! Pocastitev moj'
starosti, mole upornosti. Kako1
gubernatorja me peljejo v to
varno. z oborozenim sprem
stvom.
- In ii, imas sluzbo? -
vprasal Nastjo.
JAZZ? Ne.
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