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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19
C0stin,
Popular Bride,
EntertaInec

Miss Theresa Anderson and Miss
Linda E. Rogers were joint host
esses at a bridal shower given
at 314 North Fourth street in honor
of Miss Marie Costin, whose mar
riage to Jack Jones will take
place today at the First Baptist
church
Guests were invited for 8 o.
clock and games were enjoyed
during the evening. Dainty refresh
ments carrying out the color note
of yellow and white were served.
Miss Costin was also presented
with a silver tray as a gift from
her sorority Beta Sigma Pi.
Those attending included: Miss
lCostin, honoree, Miss Judy Johns
ton, Miss Mary Jarman. Mrs. Char
les Edwards, Mrs. Walter Carney,
Miss lola Greer. Miss Agnes Blan-
chard. Miss Daisy Stackhouse,
Miss Shirley Savage, Miss Gwer
Kennedy, Mrs. r. c. Williams. Jr.,
Miss Apryl Harrell, Miss Lois Cox,
and Mrs. Gussie Leyden.
Miss Costin was presented 9
lovely corsage of white carnations
by her ~hostesses.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19

On the list of shorter works are
Sun Splendour' by Marion
Bauer, Music on a Quiet Theme
by William Bergsma, Music for
a Ballet by Lukas Zoos, "Ricer-
care" for piano and orchestra by
Norman Dello Joio, american
Dances by Arthur Krentz, I'm
Memoriam to Those Who Fell in
Battle' by William Grant Still.
New England Chronicle" by
Richard Donovan, Variations,
Fugueing Tune and Rondo, by
Ross Lee Finney, Three Cypress
Serenades' by Anis Fuleihan and
Tom Paine Overture by Bur
rill Phillips.
The selection Of these compo-
sitlons Vas made by the Ameri.
can Composition committee of the
National Federation of Music
clubs of which Otto Luening, head
Of the music department of Ba-,
nard college and operate coach
at Columbia university, is chair
man. Members of this commit.
tee r Quincy Porter of the Yale
university faculty, Marion Bauer
OF the Juilliard and New York
university faculties, D ougla $
Moore, head of the music depart.
ment of Columbia UNIVERSITY.
Ernst Bacon of the School Of
Music of the College of Fine Arts
OF Syracuse university and Mary
Howe.
Mrs. Howe, who has resigned as
chairman of orchestras because
OF the pressure of other duties has
accepted membership on the Inter-
national Music Relations commit
tee of which Mrs. Guy Patterson
Gannett, immediate past presi-
dent of the National Federation Of
Music clubs, is chairman. Her
successor as chairman of orches.
tras is Miss Marion Rous of the
Juilliard faculty, who is also a
seasonal lecturer on the programs
presented weekly by the New
York Phi1narmonic-Symphony So
ciety.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19
Personals

Mr., and Mrs. W.. H. Lewis of
Atkinson, who are spending the
GUNNER at Carolina Beach. have
had as their guests the Rev. and
Mrs. W. c. Smith and family,
Henry Lewis and Carrie Lena, DR..
w. H. Lewis, of Petersburg. Mrs.
E. G. Payne and daughter. Jean
Elizabeth, of Norfolk, and Mr.. and
Mrs. M. F. Lewis of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7 Hardin Jewett
and daughter, Sarah Jewett. OF
Columbia, S. c., arrived yester-
day to be the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Head at their home
or Greenville Sound. Miss Jewet,
will remain for several weeks tc
visit her cousin, Mss Jane Head.
Mrs. L. F. Gore has as her
guests at her homo on Nets Av,
enue her brother-in-law and sister,
Capt. and Mrs. MARCEL Martin OF
the Panama Canal Zone.
Mrs. Stephen Provost and Miss
Leila Provost, of Columbia. have
been the guests of Mrs. Prevost's
sor and daughter-in-law, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Stephen Provost, Jr.. at thejl
home in the city. They will return
to their home on Sunday.
Miss Debbie Bradley left toda,
for a vacation at Radium Springs
Albany, Ga. From there she vii
visit in Florida with relatives an,
return to the city within tw
weeks.
Miss Anna Kamer has returne
to the city after spending som
time with Miss Theresa Wohl /
Washington, D. C.
Mrs. w. J. M. Holland, Sr.. ant
Mrs. Roy Matthews of Franklin
Va, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
J.. C. Pretlow, ST.. at their home
here.
Firearms we're introduced into
Europe by the Mongols in tn,
18th century.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19
wv the Women
BY RUTH

"The trouble with this years
college graduate is that he ex,
poets to start out on his first
job with a good salary. He
isn't willing to take a job for what
he's worth while he is getting ex-
perience-the way we did when
started out" says an employer.
That may be the way the pic
ture looks from an employers
point of view. But in fairness to
today's graduate, let's look at
what he is up against when he
goes to a new town to take a
job.
Say he has a wite-and perhaps
a child-as do so many of today's
graduates, finishing their educa-
lions after the war interruption.
He can't go into a town and
rent a house for $35 a month
the way the employer mentioned
above admittedly did when he
started out. Probably, he will have
to buy one at al inflated price.
Nor can he feed and clothe his
family on a shoestring today.
Nc matter how ambitious he is or
how willing to start at the bottom,
he has to consider the price Of
pork chops. hair cuts, clothing,
and furniture.
The big salary the employer is
kicking about isn't a wage he has
arrived at because he thinks he's
good. He has arrived at that fig
ure with pencil, paper and bud
get.
When the employer talks about
his starting salary in the pre-in.
flation days, he is overlooking the
housing shortage and the high
prices which have completely
changed the picture for today's
graduate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19
Miss TopeI'
Hon0red
AT Shower

Miss Mary Hall and Miss Alma
Smith were joint hostesses Mon
cay evening at the home of the
latter when they entertained at 4
china and crystal shower honoring
Miss Mabel Leigh Topel.
On arrival Miss Topel vas pre-
scented a corsage Of favendar glad
icli by her hostesses.
During the evening several
games were enjoyed by the
guests. Prize winners we're Mrs.
Jimmy W. Sailing and Miss Eliza
beth Council. Refreshments were
served later in the living ROOM.
Gusts included Miss Topel, hon.
Gree, Miss Elizabeth Council. Mrs.
Jimmy Sailing, Mrs. H. H. Hall,
Mrs. H. A. Topel, Mrs, Walter
Taylor, Mrs. James Rackley. and
Mrs. Margaret Cumber and
daughter Linda.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19
Columbia Home
Demonstration
Club Meets

WILLARD, July 49, The Colum-
bia Home Demonstration club
held it's regular meeting at the
home of Mrs. w. C. Savage Tues
cay evening.
The meeting wss opened by a
song. Mrs. Costin conducted
| the devotional and the collect was
repeated by all.
Mrs. Frank Savage, secretary,
read the minutes Ct the last meet
ing. A book report was given by
Carlos Cockman on "The Gaunt-
let." and one by Mrs. ]. L. Costin
On "Dr. Judson's Secret Journal"
Newly elected officers were
Mrs. Leo Eakins, president, Mrs.
Davis Howes, secretary, and Mrs.
Bette Devane, treasurer. The in
s~tallation service will be held II
November.
The Cross plan was explained
by Mrs. Register who reported
about a meeting she attended in
Fender.
Mrs. C. L. Pope of Penderlea
was the only visitor.
Helpful plans for fall gardens
and household furnishings were
given by Mrs. Register.
Ice cream and individual cakes
were served by the hostess.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19
BY DEAN HALLIDAY

To bring a suggestion OF the
woods to the home flower garden,
ferns are the plants to use. Some
gardeners like 20 group many diff
ferent kinds of ferns together in
che location thus creating a fern
bed. In the shaded sections of a
rock garden ferns are invaluable
in helping to soften the sharp
effect of the rocks.
Ferns have few requirements.
They want protection from the
sun and lots Of moisture. They
prefer a northern or an eastern
exposure. Good drainage is also
essential. Woods soil should be
mixed in with the garden soil in
which ferns are planted.
Three "flowering ferns" called
Osmunda. are excellent for gar
oening Use. These ferns are called
Towering because Of their habit
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19
WV CA Plans
Executive Meet
For September

Announcements of the Y.W.C.A.
Executive Directors Conference
for the Southeastern region have
been sent to all the Young Wom-
ems Christian Associations this
week, according to Miss Dorothea
Mcdowell, chairman Of the con-
fel ence and head of the local
Y.W.C.A. About fifty executives
are expected to attend this three
day meeting, September 1-3"
Miss Mcdowell said.
This conference is one of a
series being held in each region
Of the United States, by the Ma
tIonal Association of Professional
Workers of the Young Women's
Christian Associations. 1t will be
held at Mary Gwynn's camp in
the mountains near Brevard and
delegates will come from 10 states
from Florida to Virginia and Ten
nessee. The conference has been
named "Operati, Nc Ex", as the
executive directors will discuss
their jobs especially c%entering
upon the subject, The Group Pro
cess in Administration" Study
based upon DR.. Harieigh Trecker's
new book OF that name, will lead
to the adoption cf individual re-
search projects by different mem
bers. to be conducted during the
next year.
Miss Margaret Logan Clark,
head of the department of study
of the National Y.W.C.A.. will con-
duct the study sessions, and Miss
Lois Diehl, chairman of the exc
cutive directors section OF
N.A.P.W., will have charge of the
business sessions. Worship serv-
ices will be conducted by Miss
Lillian R. Mckinney. executive di,
rector OF the Phyllis Wheatley
Y.W.C.A. branch N Richmond.
The conference committee in
cludes: general chairman -
Dorothea MCDOWELL Wilmington, ;
registrar--Ruth Abel, Knoxville,
promotion and membership - Lii
liam Hunt, Durham: committee
reports Mozelle Rambo, Alex
andria, Va; reports and findings
Elsie Suit, Raleigh; Travel Poo
Evelyn Dean, Miami, Fla.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19

Fayetteville, with David Parnell,
Kappa Sigma; Miss Wandelee Will
son, Lake Waccamaw, with Frank
Wilson, Kappa Sigma; Miss Pan
thea Bullock, Roxboro, with James
H. Ayers, Zeta Chi; Miss Margaret
Ty1cn, Farmville, with Joseph A.
Latham, Sigma Pi; Miss Phyllis
McClung, Oskalossa, Iowa, with
Dom Flammia. Sigma Pi; Miss
Martha Joyce Ross, Clinton, with
Jack Canady, Gamma Eta Gamma
Miss Doug Swearingen, Columbia,
S. c.. with Paul B. Bell, Gamma
Eta Gamma.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19

First for the new little king or
queen Of your house. This small sci
|ls straight ahead crochet in an
easy pattern stitch, popcorn roses.
Note: cap and coat, each one
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crochet directions in infant size.
Our improved pattern visual
With e~asy-to-see charts and photos,
and complete directions makes
neddlework easy.
Send TWENTY CENTS in coins
for this pattern to Wilmington
Morning Star, Household Arts
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Send FIFTEEN CENTS more fol
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,oyS. Also printed in the book is {
TREE pattern for three kitchen
accessories and a bib.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19

The annual summer dance of
the Pan-Hellenic council of Wake
Forest college will be held Satur-
lay, July 10 at the Raleigh Memoir
al auditorium. Jimmy Marshall
and his Carolinians will furnish the
music for the semi-formal affair.
Friday night was sidelighted by
Individual fraternity parties. Spon-
sors for the dance will be as fol-
lows:
Top row, left to right, Mrs. John
W. O'Quinn, A%sheboro, with John
W. O'Quinn, Delta Sigma Phi; Mrs.
Eben C. Rawls, Jr., Greensboro,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19

ma Phi Epsilon; Miss Martha Cole
man, Durham, with Billy Royal,
Pi Kappa Alpha; Miss Barbara JEFF
freys, Goldsboro, with Herbert Bar
bour, Pi Kappa Alpha; Miss Peggy
Swlnson, Wilson, with Warren v.
Woodland, Lambda Chi Alpha; Miss
Hoyer Marie Hancock, Weldon, with
John Mathis, Lambda Chi Alpha;
Mrs. Jack Johnson, Winston-Salem,
with Jack Johnson, Theta Chi;
Miss Elouise Cuthbert, Suffolk, Va,
with William N. Stovall, Theta Chi.
Third row, Miss Erma Canady,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19

with Eben c. Rawls, Jr., Delta Sig
ma Phi; Mrs. C. D. White, Jr.,
Whiteville, with C. D. White, Jr.,
Alpha Sigma Phi; Mrs. E. F. Roy
ston, Baltimore, Md, with Ed Roy
ston, Alpha Sigma Phi; Miss Letha
Bullock, Fairmont, with Arnold
Smith, Kappa Alpha; Mrs. Roy B.
Cutler, High Point, with Roy B.
Cutler, Kappa Alpha; Miss Frances
Long, Yanceyville, with George B.
Randolph, Jr., Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Second row, Miss Nancy Root,
Raleigh. with Barbee Council, Sig
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19

Clytie, in classic myth, was a
sea nymph, daughter Of Ocean
US, who fell in love with Apollo,
the sun god. Meeting with no re-
turn of her affections, she was
mercifully changed into a sun
flower, which constantly faces
the sun throughout his daily
cOurs
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19
B | R 7 HIS
H r KING

MICHEAL GERRY KING
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. King, Jr.,
announce the birth Of a son,
Micheal Gerry, June q at Marion
Sprunt annex. Mrs. King is the
former Bessie L. Rackley of this
city.
WILLIAM GRAHAM FERREL, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Graham
Terrell announce the birth of G
SON, William Graham, Jr., or
July Is at Marion Sprunt annex
Mrs. Terrell is the former Gladys
Casey of Rocky Point.
Ra, ancient Egyptian sun-god.
was regarded as the maker anC
creator of everything in the Wis
lble world, in heaven and the I'm.
oerworld. The first act of crea
ton was the appearance of hi!
disk above the waters of the
world-ocean, with which his frs
rising-time began.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19

The South American "automo-
bile bug carries a white light
in front and a red n behind.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-19

Firearms were introduced into.
Europe by the Mongols in the
18th century.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-14

2. novembra, nedeIja -- Pies
krozka st. 1 Progresivnih Slo-
venk v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
8. novembra, nedelja - Prize
ditev drustva ''V boz st. SO
SNPJ v SID ma Waterloo
Rd.
16. novembra, nedelja. - Pies
drustva Strugglers SNPJ v
SID ma Waterloo Rd.
16. novembra, nedelja - Prize
ditev podr. st. 106 SANSa v
Slov. drust. domu ma Recher
Ave.
%. novembra, nedelja - Kon-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-14

Moskvi so razmeseene gigantske
tovarne tezkih strojev. v zna-
MENU Stalinskih petletk so tu
zrasle velikanske tovarne "a av-
tomobile, tovarne kroglj jicnih le-
zajev, tovarna "Dinarno" "a
elektricne izdelke. IL starega
Bromleja je zrasla ogromna to-
varna "a izdelavo orodnih stro-
jew "Rdeci proletarec." Kolektiv
tega podjetja je znan vsej dezeli
kot prvoborec "a move metode
della, XII so napravile prevrat v
tehniki. Moskva proizvaja stro-
je "a industrijo matte in rudni-
kov, "a elektropostaje. S svojimi
izdelki opremlja Moskva VISA
podjetja v dezeli. Uspesno sc v
Moskvi razvija tudi prehrambe-
ma in tekstilna Industrial.
Poleg tega pa je Moskva hkra-
ii kulturno sredisce dezele. Tu
Sc nahajajo mnogostevilne znan-
stveno-raziskovalne ustano o We,
ma celu S stabom sovjetske zna-
nosti-z Academic znanosti
Zveze sovjetskih socialisticnih
republik.
V mestu je SO visokih Sol, SIG
srednjih Sol in Sc mnozica raz-
licnih kurzov in vecernih Sol "a
delavsko mladino.
IL leta v leto narasca v Mos
Xvi stevilo gledalisc, muzejev,
kinematografov in klubov. Pred
dograditvijo je novo ogromno
gledalisce v Stalinskem rajonu;
1. maja je bila otvorjena velika
dramska zgradba tovarne orod-
nih strojev "Rdeci proletarec."
Ia 1,500 gledalcev DO prostora
v gledaliscu Nemirovica Dan
cenka, XII ga grade. Koncujejo
rekonstrukcijo Malega teatra.
Obnavljajo razruseno gledalisce
Vahtangova, XII so ga porusili
nemski letalci. V letih petletke
bo v mestu odprto 10 novih XII
nematografov.
Ia razvoj mestnega gospodar-
stva, "a zboljsanje zivljenjskih
pogojev delovnih ljudi DO v pet
letki izdana ogromna vsota-6.6
miljard rubljev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-14
DruStveni kOledar
JULIA

20. julia, nedelja - Piknik dru-
stva "Vipavski raj" st. 312
SNPJ ma SNPJ farmi.
20. julia, nedelja - Piknik po-
druznice st. 1O6 SANSa ma
prostorih SLOW. drust. donna,
ma Recher Ave.
~. julia nedelja - Piknik pew
skega zbora "Slovan" ma
SNPJ farmi.
~. julia, nedelja - Piknik Co.
spodinjskega kluba SLOW. del.
dvorane ma Prince Ave. ma
prostorih Donna zapadnih Slo-
vencev, 6818 Denison Ave.
SEPTEMBRA
Z. septembra, nedelja - Pie S
krozka st. 1 Progresivnih Slo-
venk v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
Ia. septembra, nedelja - Pies
Memorial kluba v SID ma
Waterloo Rd.
21. septembra, nedelja - Pie S
drustva st. 1916 TWO " SID
ma Waterloo Rd.
%. septembra, nedelja - Kon-
cert pevskega zbora Slavulj
SID ma Waterloo Rd.
OKTOBRA
5. oktobra, nedelja - Prireditev
podr. st. 48 SANSa " SID
ma Waterloo Rd.
5. oktobra, nedelja. - Igra in
pies krozka st. 3 Prog. Slo-
venk v Slov. drust. domu ma
Recher Ave.
IL. oktQbra, nedelja-Ples dru-
stva Zdruzene Slovenke stew.
% SDZ v SID ma Waterloo
Road
19. oktobra, nedelja - Plesna
veselica drustva Washington
ZSZ v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
26. oktobra, nedelja - Plesna
veselica drustva Betsy Ross
ABB v SDD ma Waterloo Rd
..., NOVEMBRA
2. novembra, nedelja - 25-let'
MICA drustva "Cvetoci Noble
st. 45O SNPJ s programom
in plesom v Slow. drustvenen
domu ma Recher Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-14

k1ASdAd A6OuOVAAAd, 1IdI VCS w
vest O Stanetu, o Jozetu. o Fran
cetu, o Vidmarju, o Kajfezu, 0
Nadi, Mariji, Jeli in cell arma-
di meni ze pozabljenih linen z
nesmrtnimi dejanji 3. :. e..
Lahko mi je bilo govoriti jugo-
slovanskim poslusalcem o juna-
Skin podvigih njih lastnih naro-
dov. Tu in tam, ko sem omenil
kak ovinek ma cesti, kako belo
cerkvico ma hribu, kako stezico,
vodeco il doline v temni parti-
zanski gozd, Sc je napetost med
mimi So bolj povecala.
Povedal sem Jim o Martinu
Brodu, o poruseni cerkvici oh
deroci vodi; pripovedoval sem
Jim O Udbini in o mrzlem snegu,
aakopicenem v hisah brez SIRE
he, Drvarju in kadeeih Sc raz-
valinah, o tihih bezecih sencah
noci v Jajcu, o mirnem jezeru,
XII so ga razburkali topovski
streli, o ostrelcu, o bombardira-
nju malih >bosanskih konjickov,
o ranjencih, XII so premrli lezali
ma snegu v Liki.
Spomnil sem Sc komandanta
Staneta, kako je padel pri Cr-
nomlju, Igorja, XII je bill v Ease
di blizu Topuske, Kajfeza, XII Sc
je boril z nestetimi tezkocami "a
svoje ranjence, S katerimi ga
je koncno zdruzila smrt. Pove-
dal sem, kako sva s Terzicem
potovala il Plavic, kako sva sc
v snegu ponoci spenjala v hrib,
kjer sva srecala mad sto bosan-
skin zena, XII so sc umaknile S
svojih domov brez besed in brez
solz, dobro vedoc, da Sc bodo
njih sinovi borili naprej. Moje
besede so mi priklicale v spor1in
ma stotine obrazov, obrazov, ka-
terih imena sem sicer ze poza-
bill, a katerih junaska dejanja
in zvesto tovaristvo mi bodo "a
vedno ostali v spominu.
In da ustavim poslusalcem
solze, XII so jim polzele po licih,
sem Jim zapel ono stare melodi-
jo, sal jo poznate, ono stare
sladko '"Tezko mi je zaboraviti
tebe." In ko sem pei, bi bill prise
gel, da, prisegel bi, da stoji po-
leg meme Jela ..
Prvic sem jo srecal ma Visu,
pozimi 1943. Vsako noe so pri-
pluli ma Wis mali ribiski colni, XII
so pripeljali ranjence S kopne-
ga. Jasno sem videl to sliko pred
ocmi. Imeli smo Re 400 partiza-
nov in partizank il Like zmrz-
njenimi nogami. In zopet sem
slisal rahel sum colnov, XII so
tho, tho pripluli ponoci v pri-
stanisce. Spet sem bill pri izkr-
canju novih ranjencev -. Start
polkovnik Zone, svojo torbico
z znakom Rdecega kriza preko
rame, jim je pomagal il eolnov;
potem smo jih umili in razusili.
Kako smo morali patti ma str
game, razcefrane nemske in ita-
lijanske cape, da bodo Sc lahko
"a rabo ..
Pozno v noci, ko nismo vec
operirali, smo Sc zbrali v hisi
pobeglega fasista in tedaj je pri-
hajala Jela. Ia meme je Jela ta-
ko xiv in nesmrten simbol juna-
ske borbe partizanov. Vidim
njene svetle lase, rdeco zvezdo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-14
Dr.. Z. s. Rogers: A..
NovozeIondsh
....-'y s. 49, II
infermezzo


We Zelandije, je bill v zadnji vojni
vojaski kirurg in Sc je udelezil
kampanje v Afriki, v Siciliji, v
Italiji. Leta 1943 je prisel ma
otok Wis in nato v Bosno. Bill je
tudi Drvarju. V zgodnji jeseni
1914 Sc je spustil s padalom ma
osvobojeno ozemlje Slovenije.
Uprava partizanskih bolnisnic
mu je poverila vodstvo partizan-
ske bolnice globoko v Rogu, ma
Ajdovcu. Spomladi 1915, po kon-
cani vojni, je Sci dr.. Rogers ma
zaj v Italijo in cd tam ma do
pust v svojo rojstno Novo Ze-
landijo, kjer zivi dokaj mocna
jugoslovanska kolonija.
(Zbranim Jugoslovanom je
dr.. Rogers govoril o svojih do
zivljajih v Jugoslaviji, o junaski
osvobodilni borbi jugoslovan-
skin narodov.
(Iz Bagdada, kjer je zdaj pro-
fesor kirurgije, je DIR. Rogers
postal tovarisici Jerasovi Sido-
niji pricujoco crtico, XII jo pri-
obcujemo v prevodu.)
z odra sem s pogledom objel
nabito polno dvorano. Mnozica
jugoslovanskih poslusalcev je
yalovila kakor morje; nizko pod
stropom dvorane Sc je vii lahek,
moder dim. Tu pa tam sc je 60
reca cigareta svetila kakor sve-
think ma vodi temnega morja.
Ma odru poleg meme je stal
predsednik zdruzenih Jugoslo-
vanov v Novi Zelandiji. Govoril
je v svoji materinscini; tako
mehke, tako hitre in tekoce so
bile njegove besede, da Jim nj
sem mogel slediti. Gledal sem ga
cd strani in opazil njegove moe
ne zuljave roke, njegovo nerod-
no obleko in tezke cevlje, ME-
gov cd solnca ozgan obraz.
Pristni sin svoje rodne srbske
zemlje. .:u
z roko je segel globoko v Yep
in izvlekel velik robec, S kate
rim 81 je otiral znojno cello. Zde-
10 Sc je, da mu govor prizadeva
velik napor. Tu in tam Sc je obr-
nil proti meni in vedel sem, da
je govoril o domovini, kjer je Sc
vedno njegovo srce, o stvareh,
XII so Sc tam dogajale med VOL
no % domovini, o kateri jugoslo,
vanski rojaki v Novi Zelandiji
re dolgo MISC dobili nobenih We
sti.
Njegove besede so postajale
vedno milejse in potem je utih-
nil. Tedaj pa Sc .je mnozica pod
nami dvignila in zapela. V tenn
svetem trenotku, ko sta dvora-
ma in noe izven dvorane odme-
vala cd melodije ''T1ej Slovani,"
sem bill spet v mislih v jugoslo-
vanskih gorah in dolinah, v sne-
gu in dezju in v duhu sem vi
del dezelo in ljudi, med katerimi
sem zivel in delal skoro dve lett.
Temno morje obrazov Sc je
pomirilo in tedaj sem vstal.
Vstal sem in v globoki tisini, XII
je zavladala v dvorani, sem "a
eel preprosto pripovedovati. To
Dead
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