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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28

there are always fascist minded
persons and religion con-
tinues 10 be a disturbing fac
tor"
The songs of Zion were rem
dered by The Adult Fellow
ship choir. One new member
Joined.
EBENEZER AME CHURCH
Brush and Willis SITS.
Sunday morning Fellowship
communion was observed by
the congregation. The pastor,
the Rev. Carlyle +, Stewart, re-
linquished his pulpit 10 DR., Da-
vid A. Blake, district presiding
elder, of Ann Arbor, Mich.
An overlooking congregation
heard message suited for the
occasion when DR.. Blake SUD
piled the pulpit from the theme
Don't Give Up" His text was
chosen from St Luke 1871
In his closing remarks Dr.
Blake declared David believed
so much in prayer until he was
a man after Gods own heart,
Prayer will equal our faith IN
God You know by the life OF
those who live in the compan-
ionship OF God. Ask and it
shall be given seek and
we shall find 4 knock and
the door shall be opened
If you continue to pray with
faith and don't give up
The music in songs was fur
nished by Bethany chorus and
the Senior choir. Two new
members Joined.
SECOND BAPTIST
CHURCH
AL Monroe Street
A large audience heard an in
spring sermon Sunday morn
ing when the pastor the Rev
A. A. Banks. Jr.. supplied his
pulpit from the subject, Dark
Forecast" Text was taken from
Amos 5:l8
The sermon dealt with the
prophecy Of Amos of biblical
days when warned the peo-
pie of that age the destruction
that would befall them il they
did not repent.
The music in songs by Choir
No. and the Young Peoples
choir. Ten new members Joined
ST. PAUL AME ZION
CHURCH
AT l0:45 a. m, the pastor,
Rev. l.. P. Powell preached TO
large crowd Of morning wor-
shippers from the subject, The
Unchanging Christ. The message
was helpful to all.
Two new members were add
ed to the church.
At 2:30 p. M. ST. Johns Day
was observed by the Masons.
At 7:45 p. m, Rev, l.. p
Powell preached the closing
sermon for the conference veai
The Michigan Annual Con-
ference will convene at st. Paul
June 24-28. Bishop John Mar
tin. presiding,
On Saturday June 90. at 3
D. m, there Will be a Musical
Festival with the choirs Of all
the Zion Church participating
assisted by various choirs of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28
Inter-raciaI
Church Holds
Anniversary

The second anniversary Of the
Church of All Peoples. a pro-
ject Of the Detroit Council OF
Churches, is being celebrated
by a series of events. These in
clude a picnic, held on Satur-
day, June q, a. Rouge Park,
the issuance OF an annual re-
port, and an anniversary ser
vice on Sunday. June 90, at
4:30 p. m. at ST Johns Epis-
copal Church, Woodward and
Vernon Highway.
The anniversary service will
be featured by the singing OF
Miss Estelle Andrews ana the
TuSkegee choir, and by an ad-
dress BY Miss Muriel Lester,
British church leader Ellsworth
Smith is minister.
During its existence the
church has shared It's services
with IA other churches, sent
speakers and teams to forty
churches. organized an active
social action committee, enlist
ed $50 people, helped effectu-
ate a ciQ wide Christian Social
Action committee. stimulated
the organization OF several 9TH
er inter-racial churches in the
area, and trained many par
sons Of other churches IN in
tcr-racial work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE

rs the Universe. Including
Man, Evolved by Atomic Force"
viii be the subject OF the Lesson
Sermon in all Christian Science
Churches throughout the world
on Sunday. June %.
The Golden Text (Heb. l.lMis:
Thou, Lord, in the beginning
hast laid the foundation Of the
earth; and the heavens are the
works Of thine hands"
Among the Bible citations is
this passage. lisa. 4518l For
thus saith the Lord that created
the heavens God himself that
formed the earth and made it,.
he hath established il. he Great
cd it not in vain he formed IL
10 be inhabited, ] am the Lord
and there is none else"
Correlative passages ,to be read
from tho Christian Science text
hook. Science and Health with
Kew 10 tho Scrintures" bv Mary
Baker Eddy INCLUDE the follow
inq %. 1861 "All things arc Gre
ated snirituallv. Mind not mat
tor. is tho creator. Love the di-
vino Principle Is tho Father and
Mothor ~ the universe includ-
800 man
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28

ing that religion has always
been a disturbing factor.
In speaking about the prob
lens OF this age the Rev, MIR.
Burton asserted the problem
that the Rev. Cecil II. Scott, Of
the Methodist church. Rose CT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28

piNbi am
TEEN AGE NEWS
Matte Mason, Reporter
Mrs. M. Swanson last week
entertained with a musicale in
honor OF Mrs. w. c.. Wilson
OF Benton Harbor. Among those
present were Mrs. Henry Eas-
ley, Mrs. Harry Browne, Mrs.
William Tate, Mrs. Chester Da-
Wis, Mrs. Preston Mason, and
Mrs. Willie Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts Ander-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. White
OF Flint were guests OF Mrs.
Swanson last Sunday and visi-
ted Zion church.
There will be dance al
the |. M. A. auditorium in
Flint on July 3. featuring the
famous man of jazz and swing.
Lionel Hampton. II starts al
IL p. m, and ends at 3 a. m.
We hope the guys and gals from
Saginaw will have a swell
time.
Philly Bob Briscoe present
cd George Dawson and his
Choclateers. featuring Idlelyn
Keyes, blues singer. formerly
with Louis Armstrong; band,
at the Saginaw auditorium on
Sunday.
Miss Aida Barnes Of 1915
Fitzhugh had a going away par
" on Sunday. She is leaving
this week for New York for
the summer.
The baseball team Of Brown
Vernon Post 3l2 has PLAYED
three games. OF which it has
won one and lost two. II made
trip 10 Detroit on Sunday, but
returned too late for US to re-
port its success in this issue.
The Saginaw Yankees seem
to be doing very we'll this year.
We wish them the best OF
luck
The Daughter OF Charlotte
Ray Temple held an election
on June 10. rejecting Mrs. An
nabelle Boozer as Daughter Ru-
Ter The State President. Gregg
Bryant, will hold the installa-
ton Tuesday, June "a.
Charlotte Ray Temple was
well represented at the Michi-
gan State Association by her
Daughter and Daughter Ruler.
Daughter Annabehe Boozer was
elected as the Association State
President.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28

by Elder Jesse Bishop The SER
mon was on the subject. Three
Calls. the Gospel, Death and the
Judgment -
Preaching is at II a. m and
at 7,30 p m. Young Peoples
meeting is at $50 p m Bible
class is on Monday al 730. and
song practice on Wednesday at
the same me. PRAYER meeting
is Wednesday al 7:30.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28
A.M.E. LAYMEN
MEET IN JULY

The organized Lay Society of
the fourth episcopal district of
the AME church. covering On
tario, Michigan. Indiana. ILL
nols, and the Northwest confer
ence. will hold It's annual meet
ing at St. Stephens A, M. f.
Church, Stanford and { o b b
July l0.ll and -. under the
Craftsmanship Of President Will
liam Entzmineer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28

city. The public is cordially in
vited.
On Sunday, June 29th, at lO:-
45 a. m, Bishop John W. Mar
tin will preach Ministers will
receive their appointments in
the afternoon.
BETHEL AME CHURCH
ST. Antoine and Frederick
Miss Priscilla Massie of Beth
81 AME Church will be one
OF the African Methodists rep
resentatives TO the Seco d
World Christian Youth Confer
ence which meets in Oslo. Nor
way, July TO August /. Miss
Massie will leave New York
City by way of troop ship for
South Hampton, England this
week.
After a round of Bon Voy-
age Parties she waved farewell
at the Michigan Central Sta
ton on last Thursday Morn
ing for the first leg of her jour
ney.
The pastor. the Rev. Jonathan
A. Danes, will be the speaker
at the IL a. m. services. the
theme of his message will be
Can You Take IT,
At 4 p. M, the Who-So- Ever
Club will have their annual tea
in Scott auditorium.
AT 700 p. M. the returning
delegate from the Missionary
Convention held in Lansing,
Michigan. will make their re-
ports. We are expecting large
attendance
ST. STEPHEN AME
CHURCH
Cobb and Stanford
The church was honored dou-
bly, on Sunday the presence
OF Bishop George Baber and
the Rev Bryant, pastor OF the
ST. John AME church in Co
lumbus. Ga.
Mr.. Bryant delivered the ser
mon VII III lilN uiANN W. ~
cision." Songs were rendered
by the senior choir and the Aeo-
liam choir.
OAKLAND AVENUE
CHURCH
The Oakland Avenue Baptist
Church service was fine on last
SUNDAY morning. The pastor. the
Rev. w. Wilson. preached from
the subject. Preparations for
Meeting God" Amos 4th chap
ter and twelfth verse.
The tea sponsored by tn Q
Missionary Society was very
successful. The president. Mrs.
Bertha May Usher wishes TO
thank everyone who helped to
make the affair so lovely.
Hats off 10 Miss Murine Will
son, daughter Of our pastor, and
Mrs. Wilson for being the first
prize winners in the singing
contest which was held at the
ST. John CME church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28
Open Christian
Science Center

Ninth Church Of Christ Sclen-
tist. Detroit al present holding
services at 1890 Sunday morning
and at 800 O'Clock Wednesday
evening in the Condor Interme-
diate School, West Grand Boule-
ward and Buchanan. has opened
Reading Room on the site Of
its future church home at 22l f.
Warren Avenue. at John R.
In this Reading Christian Sci
ence literature may be read. bor-
rowed or purchased.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28
HOLD BAZAAR

The Peoples Institute Of APP
piled Religion is holding its an
nual bazaar on Saturday, June
%. al the Association OF Wom-
en- Clubs. 546l Brush.
Refreshments will be- served
from 2.30 10 9 D. m, and dim
ner at $50. There will be en-
tertainment all day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28
FORD AVENUE CHURCH
OF CHRIST

Sunday services had songs d.
rected by Brother Jessie Bish-
op. and a sermon on The First
Commission Of the Gospels.
by tho pastor, Brother j. II.
Stewart.
Sunday morning Bible school
is at GAS a. m; preaching Is
at IL a. m. and al 1880 p. m.
FORD AVENUE CHURCH
OF CHRIST
The pastor, Brother J. II.
Stewart. is holding a meeting IN
Omaha. Nebraska In his abb
sence the songs were directed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28
SAeINAW

Continued from page q
teresting program.
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7{IlEi}7!E3;
SECOND c

SECOND GRACE METHODIST
CHURCH
lronwood and Moore Place
Sunday morning the congre-
CATION heard . memorable SER
mon when the pastor. Rev. AL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28

~, faces today As proof That
there are always fascist minded
persons and religion con-
tinues 10 be a disturbing fac
tor"
The songs of Zion were rem
dered by The Adult Fellow
ship choir. One new member
joined.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-28

win Is u % n
preached from
the theme. THE
ID j sturbi ing
Christ" T e x [
from st. Mat
thews 2:3.
1t was ames-
sage that paint
ed a vivid pic
ture of h c
Christian world
of biblical DAYS
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Canadian Producers
See Inevitable Rise
In Newsprint Price
BY the Assoeiofed Press

TORONTO, Oct. 9.--An inevitable
rise in the price of newsprint was
indicated strongly today In testi-
mony given by American and
Canadian paper producers before
an American congressional COM
mittee.
"It is inconceivable that the price
of newsprint should not advance" "
George H. Mead, Dayton (Oh1o) pa
per producer, asserted yesterday to
Congress members, producers and
publishers attending newsprint con-
ferences here. "Todays price, in
view of other prices, is not fair
price"
Canadian producers refused to
state fatty whether prices would
rise but Douglas w. Ambridge, pres
ident of the Abitibi Power & Paper
Co., told the House Newsprint Com
mittee that prices would depend on
the economy of the United States.
Link to United States Cited.
what are you going to do about
1t in the United States of American"
he asked. Were tied right to you"
If labor and other costs rise, Mr..
Ambridge said, production costs will
follow.
Robert M. Fowler, president of
the Newsprint Association of Can
ada, showed the committee charts
of production and earnings, which.
he said, we're mot brief for higher
prices" but contain bad news for
newsprint producers and consumers
alike"
The committee is scheduled to
leave tonight to inspect mills in
Western Ontario.
Arrangements have been made to
recruit 1900 displaced persons from
Germany and Austria to work in the
Ontario woods on the cutting Of
pulpwood, and applications have
been approved for another $500
men who are expected to be placed
at work before the end Of the year.
This is one of the steps being
taken to restore depleted supplies of
pulpwood at newsprint mills, as
outlined yesterday by Vernon John
son, manager of woodlands for the
Canadian International Paper Co.
to the committee.
Displaced persons already on the
Job have fitted in satisfactorily and
are making steady progress, Mr..
johnson said.
Box Cars One Problem.
The committee directed several
questions to see whether there are
any factors which might interrupt
the present record production of
Canadian mills.
Box car supply in the United
getting worse rather than better,
was cited as one difficulty, though
it was hoped to get by in this
regard.
Mr.. johnson said Canada Is not
facing exhaustion of its forest re-
sources, adding that the potential
growth, if properly protected and
managed, is believed capable of
growing sufficient softwood to double
today's utilization.
Mr.. johnson virtually told the
committee of winter forest opera
tions and the spring drive down the
streams, and received q round of
applause as he finished. He said
1t had been estimated that an area
of 1000 square miles necessary to
support 2O0,O00-ton newsprint mill
would require 1000 miles of roads
which would require an investment
of S6,000,0O0 for roads alone.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Photographic Record
OF Old Homes Urqed

Old homes and historic sites in
this area and elsewhere which are
being razed or slated for destruction
should be photographed as quickly
as possible to provide a historical
record or pictorial guide for possible
restoration.
This was the substance last night
of speech by Miss Frances Ben
jamin Johnston, who is in her 80s
and considered the dean of Ameri-
can women photographers. She dis
cussed architectural photography at
a meeting of the National Photo
graphic Society in the National Mu-
scum.
Miss Johnston pointed out there
won't be many old houses left in
another 25 years. Photographs, she
said, also might help in possible
restoration of about As houses in
Virginia built in the 17th century.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Tired, "AII-In"-
ListIess Feeling
Brought To Halt
As Vibront Energy is Released
To Every Muscle, Fibre, Cell

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or, other illness often wears down the
Every day-every hour-millions. Of
tiny red-blood- -cels must pour forth
from the marrow of your bones to re-
place those that are worn-out, A low
Blood count may affect you in several
ways: no appetite. underweight,. no
energy, rundown condition lack Of
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To get real relief you must keep UP
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Evening star., 1947-10-09

She said preliminary plans now
are being made by the National
Trust for the Preservation of His
toric Sites and Buildings in connec-
ton with possible physical restora-
ton of some forts in this area, as
we'll as Indian mounds and old vii
lage sites.
The organization, which is COM
posed of historical societies from
various parts of the United States
will meet this month.
Miss Johnston, who now has ar
exhibit of 200 prints in the Library
Evening star., 1947-10-09
PTA to Hear Dr.. Cornino

DR.. Hobart M. Corning, superin-
tendent Of schools, will discuss
What Do We Want from Elemen-
tary School Education for Our
Children?' at meeting of the
Francis Scott Key PTA in Palisades
Field House. Sherrier place and Ed
monds street NV. at 8:15 pm. Tues
day.
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Fee Set for TruiIers

SALISBURY, Md, Oct. 9 (F.-
Occupants of trailers here will be
required to pay a s25 license fee
beginning January /. under the
ordinance passed by the City Council
for final reading.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-29

Kakor nitro Sc je vrnil, sem ga
vprasal. Oce Sc je kislo drzal,
kakor bi hotel reci: Kdo pa ii
je to obesil? Tu Sc je vmesal
Galuf:
Bono videli, ako prodamo!"
Cas- je hitel in mi se nismo
imeli kupca. Oce nj vec zdrzal
pri staji; venomer je hodil gle
dat po sejmu in Sc nemiren vra-
cal.
"Mrtvo, mrtvo :"
Tudi drugi sejmarji so sogla-
Sail:
} >"Mrtvo, mrtvo .. :"
Vrisc Sc je stopnjeval, cd SON.
ca razgreto ozracje Sc je nape-
njalo. Tu in tam je buknil veil
kanski polom, posebno pri krav-
jem oddelku, kjer so kupovali
Stajerci.
| Diva kupca sta Sc medtem "a
nimala "a mas par. Eden je sa-
mo pobrcal S palico po stegnih
in nato odvil v glavo ter brez
besede izginil. Drugi je vprasal
"a ceno in ko je cul, je rekel:
"Ce dobite diva in pol, zahva-
lite boga."
Potem smo imeli pred kupci
mir. Ocividni neuspeh je oceta
zelo potlaeil in postal je cisto
siv.' Galuf pa sc nj zmenil. Sc
veda, on je trdneje stal; incl
je poln hlev zivine in ga razme-
re MISC tako silile. Primanjko.
valo mu je samo krme.
Okrog mas Sc je zbrala gruca
prodajalcev in zacela razgovor.
ITO hi morale biti drugace
urejeno. Morale bi iti il enc ro-
ke kar v drugo, brez mesetar-
jew Vsega so krivi mese-
tarji ."
Preklinjali so gospodo in bi-
rice.
"Poglejte," je dokazoval oce.
"Jaz sem ubog najemnik in
imam vsaka tri leta, ako gre
po sreci, kak rep ma prodaj. Sc
daj sem prisel sem, kupil Twin
ske potne fiste, placal mostni-
no, placal sejmnino, izgubil yes
dan in vse zastonj ="
Sovrazni pogledi so strkali
izpod Gel. Tam izpred vhoda so
Sc zasvetili zandarji.
"Poglejte okrog sebe I"
je svarilno sepnilo.
Pogledi so sc osredotocili v to
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-29
20. decennbra 1947

'zopet odrajtati mostnir1o. On
stran je Galuf fiscal v obcest-
no gostilno. Meme je pekla zeja,
toda oce Sc je branil.
"Slabo smo opravili, gredoc
so dobri studenci,' me je tola-
I'll. ~.
S tezkim srcem sem sel n1imo
ME. Bill sem truden, zbit dusev-
no in telesno. Use, kar je bilo
lepega, je ostalo v brezdnu
sejmske goljufije! Pocasi sem
sc vracal ma start tir, sprijaz-
njeval sem sc z mislijo, da 60
nimo domov, pocasi sem delal
nejasne zakljucke in zidal move
made, iskal novega izl1oda. r
"Mogoce DO prihodnjic sejem
srecnejsi >" 49,.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-29

cez nekaj casa smo se zaceli,
odpravljati. v zadnjem hipu je
Sc Zadih pridirjal mad oceta:
Imam kupca, daj jih izpod
tri!" ~: "
"Ne DAM"
"Kesal Sc hos :"
Pot IL sejmisca skozi trg Sc
je neznansko vlekla. Glasne sku-
pine sejmarjev so zastavljale
pot, barantale ma cesti pred
stanti, Sc prerivale in vpile.
Kramarji so razsajali kakor
besni, pred gostilnami so Sc
zgrinjali razgreti pivci, il 60
stiln Sc je razlegal glusec hrup
glasov, vpitja, petja, smeha,
godbe, v zraku sc je zgoscal
duh po vinu in pecenju. Vines
Je mukala ZlVlna IN so OdmeVa-
Ii udarci. Ia plotom je jokala
kmetica.
"Prepoceni 81 prodala :"
Cez cesto je dirjal kmet "a
kupcem:
maj DO, dam "a dive in pol" "
Nato so zatleskale dlani, a
re ie prodajalec zaklel.
"Zavrgel sem Sc, ali kaj 81 no.
Poln grenke trme sem opazo-
val sejmsko vrtenje in cim da-
lie "a nami je ostajal sejmski
odmev, tenn laze mi je bio pri
srcu. Ma mostu je moral oce
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-29

radovednost ma svetli, valujoci
povrsini Drave. Ujel sem lie ne
kaj besed il okolice:
"Nemca ne bo, Drava Sc nj
rjava, ne taja Sc Sc sneg v zgor-
njih krajih."
Ma drugi strani Sc je struga
razlila v siroko jezero vrisce-
cega in pisanega selma, :jeze-
70 ljudi, zivine, stantov, izlozb,
IL katerega je piskalo, zvizgalo,
mukalo, hrescalo. To jezero mas
je potegnilo do pravega sejmi-
Sea. Pred vhodom zopet gospo-
die v gosposkih suknjah in
zandarji bajoneti.
"Sejmnina ="
Gee je moral zopet placati.
"Roparski kriz Sc je
znova zarogalo izpod neba.
sele ma odkazani sta.ji smo
Sc oddahnili.
Tako sem prisel prvic ziv-
ljenju ma sejem, kjer sem dobil
prve bridke wise il tega sveta,
XII sem 81 ga cd dalec, nasega
samotnega hriba, predstavljal
blescecega, dobrega, prav take
ga, kakrsno je bilo soncno OBJ
zorje sinjih daljav, zastrtih S
tencico tajinstvenih mrez. Do
takrat Sc namrec nisem bill pre-
stopil mel domace fare in pot
do cerkve in Sole je bila moja
najdaljsa pot. Toda ze moi pr
vi korak cez to mejo je razbli-
nil mojo rosno mladostno do
misljijo in razkril cisto drugac-
no vsebino sveta in zivljenja.
Ma sejmiscu smo Galufom
navstric privezali. Galuf je kma-
lu odsel, ces da gre pogledat,
kaksen je polozaj, oce pa Sc je
usedel S prizgano cedro ma
ograjo in cakal kupca.
zacal sem prodajati zijala.
Ma sejem m odsel z neko
zmagoslavno zavestjo, da Sc DO
vse zgodilo, kakor 81 zelimo, da
Sc DO kupcija kar sama cd Sc
be zavrsila. ze gredoc je v to
upapolno zavest kanila grenka
kapljica spoznanja, ma sejmu
samem pa je to spoznanje ma
rascalo kakor plaz. Pricakoval
sem, da bodo kupci oceta kar
oblegali, sedaj pa sem spoznal,
da sva sc z ocetom in najini-
mi volni v tenn sundru potopila
v popolno brezpomembnost. Mi
mo so Sc prerivali ljudje, kri-
Gee ali zamisljeni, toda nihce
Sc nj zmenil "a naju. Jirs in
Bavh, XII sta Sc mi dotlej zdela
najvelicastnejsa vola ma svetu,
sta Sc nenadoma ponizala dol
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-29

smer, Nekdo je uporno rekel:
"Kaj pa nam rnorejo mi
smo tisti, XII jih redimop Toda
njegov glas Sc sjej ze izgubil. v
molku. s.s .s,.,....z.,..e.ss. ,5ss ~
Pod temi vtisi je sejem zame
izgubil vso prejsnjo sanjavo pri-
vlaenost in pestrost in zacel sem
ga sovraziti. Najrajsi bi Sc bill
takoj vrnil domov. Sejem me je
prevaral, sprawl me je Oh veil
konocno obleko, oh vse uzitke,
in to spoznanje me je napolnje-
valo gnevom. Pod tezo teh OBJ
cutkov sem Sc zopet zblizal z
Jirsom in Bavhom, cd katerfh
sem sc bill pod vplivom kupce-
valskih in sebicnih misli ze ci-
sto oddaljil. Pri TEN sem bill
popolnoma spregledal, da :je ze
cez poldne in sem pozabil n a
glad. Zmotil me je Galuf, XII je
mama z ocetom prepustil voli.
Moran dobiti kaj toplega
Potem gresta pa vidva in bonn
JAZZ varoval."
Tedaj sem sc spomnil, da :je
pred odhodom matt narocala
ocetu:
"Ne pozabi mu kupiti mesan!
Pri mas je bilo meso stirikrat
| ma leto ma mizi, zato nj bilo no.
beno cudo, &c smo ga posebno
; castili. Toda tudi danes mi je
sejem ia uzitek pozrl. Oce je
koj "a Galufom izginil in Sc vr.
nil S struco belega kruha.
"Ker nisva prodala, bo to ma.
jino kosilo ."
Meni je odlomil vecji kos
manjsega je vtaknil v Yep, iz-
vlekel pa je kos domacega kru-
ha in ga zacel tesati~ Navdaja-
la me je grenkoba, da mi niti
pogaca nj teknila, toda razume]
sem, da mora biti tako.
Ko Sc je Galuf vrnil, sem po-
gaco ze zmulil.
"Zdaj pa vidva pojta. Pri
"Zadenvoglu" dajejo danes We
like porcije in poceni."
"Ne bonn Sci. Imela sva S Sc
boj in sva ze pojedla :" Sc
je izvijal oce.
Galuf je prozorno molcal, ME
gova deklina pa Sc mi je oblizo-
vala:
"Jedla sva svinjsko pecenko.
Ko bi ii vedel, kako je bila do
hra -