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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-07

- Da, tako je in mic drugace.
zbrisi krog pa bo med crtami
nastala sama zmesnjava!
Ko sva sc vracala domov, me
je gorece prepriceval:
- SAM, razumi vendar, da
mas je mnogo, sleherni dan do
rascajo novi in novi graditelJ,
toda mi smo Sc siromasni. Ina
mo vroca srca in plameneco vo-
lilo, toda strojev je malo. Dati
moramo vse, kar moreno, ne
da bi 81 prizanasali.
Razdrazeno sem kriknil ka-
kor blaznez:
- Slep 81, ii tepec! M alo
strojev?! V Magnitostroju ma
10 strojev? Sc nikoli nj Russia
videla toliksne tehnike!
In spet sva sc sprla.
AZ. poglavje
Moi dan Sc pricenja oh petih
zjutraj. Majhna budilka me z
neznim in upornim zvonjenjem
pozene il postelje. Sc trepece
kovinasti oklep ure cd brnenja,
JAZZ pa sem ze ma nogah. z vlaz-
no cunjo brisem parket, prezra-
elm posteljnino ma odprtem ok
nu, sklenem posteljo, okopljem
Sc v kadi, polni sveze hladne vo-
de, obrisem Sc, oblecem Sport
ne hlace in telovadim.
Ko je moja polt vsa roznata
in sc ogrejem kakor ma soncu,
popijem kavo, XII sem 81 10 re
zvecer pripravil, in grem ma
delo.
Nase mesto lezi med gorami.
Pred plini in dimom tovarne Sc
ie umaknilo "a nekoliko kilo-
metrov V blizino planinskega
vetra in zavetje planin.
V tovarno grem pes. R a d
imam tc dodge sprehode. Vdl-
havam nocni zrak in mislim ma
dekle, cigar lasje disc po stepl
mislim ma polodprta usta, ma
vroce telo, oh katerem bi Sc lah'
ko vzgala stepna trava.
Stopam vstric kljucavnicar'
jew, plavzarjev in valjarjev II
> spoznavam po njihovem korak1
in zadrzanju, da tudi oni sanja
rio. Nemara Sc tudi oni odre
. kajo avtobusu in vlaku, da b
sc nadihali zraka in mislili vsal
ma svojo ljubezen.
Pred menoj stopa dekle z ru
j., to ma glavi. Topic. j je. Snam'
ruto, mahlja z MO mad glaVo
ovrze goste tezke lase, obrne s.
in sc mi nasmehne. Men nasme
l iani pozdrav primerjam z novln
i. dnem.
Greva ramo oh rami, ostro
z neiztrosenimi moemi.
: Dohitiva drvarje v delavskll
I oblekah, XII disc po gozdu, plaV
e zarje, XII jih pokriva prah mall
a naste barve, in kljucavnicarJe
v temnih delovnih oblekah. UNI
i kaio Sc mama in vidim, kak
,. postajajo koraki bradatih mo
: laz:ji in hitrejsi. Eden izme
MOI rece tho in memo:
- Objemi jo, FAINT.
(Dazje prihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-07

A. AVDEJENKo
LJUBIM
Poslovenil: D. RAVLJEN


uri mi je bio jasno, da neko-
liko lett tovarniskega uka nj
sem dorasel predavanjem. !
Vnovic sem 81 po nacrtu raz-
delil dan. Osem ur ma lokomo-
tivi, niti minute vec. Zaupam
svoji posadi kakor sam sebi. |
Skupaj smo Sc mucili "a zivlje-
ME locomotive, docela smo jo
ozdravili in dvignili memo de-
lovno sposobnost ma vzorno ra-
ven. In tako: osem cistih de-
lovnih ur "a proizvodnjo, dive
uri "a zajtrk, kosilo in vecerjo,
stiri ure pa "a ucenje ma zavo-
du. Ia spanje preostane Sc celia
tretjina dne.
S to tretjino zapocenjam pre-
rod, XII sem 81 ga bill re davno
zamislil. Nocem biti polovicar.
Vem, da bi po TAKEN bill slab
strojevodja, Tween, dremav slu-
satelj in len urednik. sest ur
spanja je res dovolj "a mlade-
ga zdravega cloveka. Tako pri-
dohli ieni dive nri pOrabim "a
ucenje.
Proste dni izkoristim "a gle
| dalisce in kino ali "a izlet ma
/ Ural.
In tako sleherni dan po dive
uri: sedim mar matematiko, ke-
J milo in fiziko. Kadar pricnem
mesati koeficient S polinomom
in kvadratne enacbe z mono
MON. zaprem ucno knjigo, ure'
dim zapiske in stopim k tova'
risici Leni Bogatirjevlji, XII je
nedavno dovrsila popolni to.
varniski tecaj.
Vodi me cez strani algebre
in tho razlaga:
| - Da skrajsas ulomek, j
treba imenovalec in stevec de
liti skupnim delilcem.
Besede Sc mi jasno in bistrt
vtisnejo v spomin in cd Lent
ne odhajam z zmedo stevil, pra
vii in formul, marvec S pravin
urejenim znanjem.
V moji .sobi Sc pogostokra
ucimo kemije in delamo poiz
kuse il fizike. .Sodelujeta Ana
tolij Strepanov, kljueavnical
mehanicne delavnice, in moi to
varis propagandist Koskarev.
: Boris me prosi, maj ponoei NJ
ugasam luci. Do belega dne lie
, Ii S knjigo postelji. Toda po
gostokrat opazim, da ne cita
marvec siroko razprtimi ocm
gleda v strop, ne da bi treni]
ne da bi Sc zganil. Tho g;
vprasam:
- Ma kaj mislis, Borja?
- Tako ma mic.
In spet vzame knjigo, yes S
zvije v klobcic. Vidim, da re
mic ne misli. Otozen je, toda n
po mislih in wolff, marvec "a
, radi vedno sibkejsega telesa.
Kadar zaspi, Sc v snu stres
, v krcevitem kaslju in potem g
, znoj obliva po vsem zivotu.
| Zjutraj vstaja pijanimi il
| motnimi ocmi, S posinelim, "a
, huhlim licem in hiti ma lOkC
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-07

motive. Nedavno tega Sc jeI
dvignil in zagledal rdec madez
ma sneznobeli postelji. JAZZ sem
Sc potajil kakor hi spal. Boris
je zastrmljen stal oh svoji po-
stelji. z drhtecimi rokami je
zbral konce rjuhe, jo ponesel k
oknu in je soncnimi zarki skoz
in skoz osvetlil lepljive madeze.
In BE nj verjel. Rjuha mu je pa
dla IL sibkih rok k nogam, sc
zvila in pokazala tisto mesto
kot rano.
Boris je povesil glavo, misi-
ce so mu popustile. Lotil Sc ga
je strah. Zdrznil sc je. Oei so Sc
mu ovlazile in zatekle. Nisem
ga mogel die gledati. Cd stras-
ne bolecine bi bill najrajsi "a
vpil. Stisnil sem njegova suh-
ljata, desko Okla ramena:
- Borja, Boris, tepec, vecni
gad! Zgorel bos, v pepel Sc
spremenis, zdraviti Sc moras.
Kar brz!
Nekoliko sc je vzravnal. Za-
misljeno me je pogledal. V oceh
solze in zalost. Hotel Sc je ma
smehniti in me je nekam tu-
jim glasom tolazil:
- Neumnost, SAM, neum-
most!
Oblekel Sc je in odhitel. Nj
maral takih pogovorov.
Naslednji dan sem pred kom-
somolskim komitejem predla-
gal, maj Borisa Kudeljo tako1
posljejo ma dopust. Dosege]
sem, da so ga napotili nekc
zdravilisce, toda on je to odloc'
no odbil.
Sci sem k MENU ma lokomo
two. V sluzbi je bila posads
strojevodje Paramonova, XII j
tudi dezural. A tudi Boris 81 j
da1 opravka z oljnico, izpira
!, :je stroj S petrolejem, z nohti j
strgal madeze. Svoje poniklja
no orodje je polagal ma zelez(
: tako pazno, kakor da je krista
. in Sc zatorej boji, da Sc ne b
2 kako opraskalo. Ko sem ga ia
= kole videl, sem pomislil:
"Kako sc boji "a locomotive
e kako ie v skrbeh "a vsako ME
no ramo. Varuje jo brizneJe ka
e kor oci v glavi, zdravje zrtvuj
: in mu pri tenn nj ma mar najpo
polnejsi in najdragocenejS
0 stroi, - lastno telo. K a ko
e skodljivec. unicuje sam nenado
: mestljive dele in spravlja last
n no zivljenje v pogubo, pa misl
da ina prav"
t Popadla me je jeza. Vrge
= sem njegovo skatlo z orodjen
: zgrabil sem ga "a roko in m
r zapovedal, maj gre memo
j. Uprl Sc je oh vrata in je PRIV
krat dvignil roko name.
{ Naposled sva sc sprla. IL
: pretil sem mu, da ga izrocir
j. castnemu sodiscu. Zjutraj .
l., prisel domov. Pozabil je n
II YES dogodek. Odvedel me je
y delavnico in mi pokazal stensl
" casnik, objavo, tabelo uspeho'
Vsepovscd sem videl, da Bor
sova lokomotiva, XII je pred dive
ma mesecema izpolnjev~la 6Of
e prevoznega nacrta, zdaj izpo
IS niuie 1O4qo. Pozval je k tekm(
e vanju pet lokomotiv svoje ski
y pine.
Boris je molce narisal oc'
a ma deski, kjer so vse zmesar
a crte drzale k srediscu, oznac'
nemu krogi. Sredi krogov
n stevilka Borisove lokomotiv'
l. Odstopil je in pocakal, da bi j
j. spoznal pomen teh crt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-07
(Nadaljevanje)

Skoz okno nj kaj videti.
Veter mi pribija vrat v ostrem
kotu oh okenski okvir, da me
rob reze v grlo kakor topa "a
ga in Sc mi zarezuje v zile.
A plavzi so vedno blize. Min
luci Sc posvetijo tik samega
dimnika Locomotive.
Padajo, Sc obracajo in Sc dvi-
gajo, a vlak mi Sc vedno nj po-
koren. Vseeno ne verjamem, da
bi name prezala poguba.
Hladnokrvneje je treba "a
virati, mirneje! Zdaj pride Pc
ron, ovinek in tam svetlobni
signal. Tam me pricakuje raw
natelj in tovaris mojega oceta
Garbuz in plavzar Kramaren-
ko. Povedali bodo plavzarjem,
kdo je pripeljal zelezno rudo.
z izpraznjenimi valji, XII cvi-
lilo, sc ustavimo ma posta ji.
Sesedem Sc ma sedez in cutim,
kako prazne so mole zile, doce-
la. so. Sc izsusile. Rad bi zaspal,
rad bi kadil. Potem poskocim,
jamem begati po lokomotivi, sc
veselim, Sc smejem in objemam
Borisova.
Andrjusa, prispela sva,
pri-spe-la!
Pogleda me nerazumno:
- Mar je moglo biti druga-
&c?
Izrocim mu locomotive in Ste
Gem k Bogatirjevu. Lezi oh ok
nu, ma zglavnikih. I'm vnete
oci. Ko me zagleda, me prime
"a roko in spet omahne. Vse ju'
tro molci, samo enkrat zavist.
no sepne:
- Taxa sreca je samo v
pravljici, Sanj.
Al. poglavje
Boris lezi dolg in sub po'
stelji. Ze dvajset ur spi ma hrb'
tn in Sc ne game. Pri dihanju
smrci in jeci.
>. Vrnil sem Sc della, poslusa
sem dve predavanji in prihite
yes zasopljen, da bi z MIN de-
iii veliko veselje. Toda on 81
vedno spi.
Poredkoma ga vidim. Meset
dni mu MISC zamenjali postelj
nine. Posteljnina je bila cista
ker malokrat spi ma njej. VS.
mole brige "a Borisovo zdravj'
so zaman. Sleherni dan izlivan
skisano mleko vstran in Sc je
zim ma nespametnega Borisa
On je prvi "a menoj pripelja
zelezno rudo z Rudne> gore. Ma
to smo vzpostavili redni pro
met. Boris je castihlepen. Noc'
zapustiti locomotive.
Lezi yes izsusen, tankin
nosom, z izbocenim celom, pot
katerim Sc vdolbini skrivaj'
posinele veke.
zalost mi stiska grlo. Ustn'
Sc mi ma lepem osusijo in p'
malem trzajo. Sklonim Sc na<
Borisa, pokleknem, objamen
uveli zivot in skusam sepetaj'
zbuditi tovarisa in brata, da b
Sc z MIN enkrat "a vselej po
govoril:
- Borja, Boris!
Obrne sc ma box, odpre oci
pogleda me praznim pogle
dom; dolgo me ne spozna. Po
nudim mu caso mleka. Hlastn'
jo izpije in ga Sc pozeli. Posta
vim predenj polno skodelo mile
ka, kos presnega masla in kruh
Dvigne Sc, toda ne odgrn
odeje. Yes onemogel Sc naslo
nj oh steno, sne vse in Sc ode
brovolji. Veselje ga je gledat
kako Sc mu vraca tex, in opo
gumljen zelim, da bi Sc Bori
veselil menoj.
Nedavno sem postal slusa
tell vecenega teeaja. Pri izkul
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-12
ONCE ON, NEVER OFF

Florida State Chamber OF Com
merce held a debate recently on a pro-
posed sales tax for Florida, but no decision
was announced after speakers concluded
their argument. The chamber feels tax
of that nature should be left to the people
of Florida to decide.
But why impose any more taxes in
Florida? Floridians' backs are now creak-
ing with tax loads, made up of dozens of
different things, many of them essentials
of life.
There was time. as late as two de-
cades ago, when taxes in Florida were
among the lowest in the 48 states, but new
tax measures have been thought up by
the legislature until now Florida is brack-
eted among the states with the highest
taxes
AS was proved at the debate, the tax
structure in Florida has been increasing
biennially, without an exception, for the
last SO years. And while. state taxes have
been mounting city and county taxes have
been mounting, too, so that the people of
Florida, aside from federal taxes, are pay
ing in taxes a larger percentage of every
dollar they earn than ever before.
And, judging from what was said at
the debate, the end is not yet in sight The
1949 legislature is likely to fall in line
with every succeeding legislature for half
a century in building up a larger tax
structure. Speakers agreed at the debate
that once law is passed creating new
taxes it is never repealed, even though
the new tax ends the alleged purpose for
which. it was. created. .,t.......
That practice would be true also, were
sales tax adopted. Aside from the multi
farious bookkeeping to which merchants
would be subjected, a sales tax would
mean the employment of hundreds of 9TH
err bureaucrats in Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-12

Teamwork is the spirit of democracy.
1t is the spirit which has transformed the
United States in less than two centuries
from small group of colonies huddled on
the Atlantic shore to mighty world pow
err. Teamwork has pushed forward the
frontiers in every field of endeavor.
Your postman has brought you let
ter from the Key West tuberculosis Asso-
citation containing the 1947 Christmas
Seals. The picture on the Seal showing
patient. Woodworking team of oxen haul
ing load of Christmas trees we'll illus
trates the spirit of community teamwork
which has carried forward the fight
against tuberculosis. When you buy
Christmas Seals you are part of the team
working toward ultimate eradication of
disease which takes an annual toll of 3d.
600 lives.
You want to know how your Seal Sale
dollars are spent. The first five per cent
goes to the National tuberculosis Associa-
ton from which a large part is returned
to this community in the results of medi-
cal research and in advice on the best
ways VI HltcILy lOCdl JuUcICulOSlS prop
lens. The other 95 per cent is spent in this
state, some for statewide serv-
ices and the remainder on specific tuber-
culosis control projects carried on by the
I Key West tuberculosis Association in
( this county.
( Health education is the foundation
stone of the program. The association car
ries on year-rOund campaign using lit
erature, radio, films slides, exhibits, post
ers and talks aimed at the needs and in
terests of specific groups Facts rather
. than fears are the weapons used to fight
tuberculosis. Case-finding is an important
part of the program. The eventual aim
is to have every citizen given chest X
Ray annually to protect the community
from unknown cases which spread the
disease. The association also works to i'm
]. prove treatment facilities and to aid in the
: rehabilitation and readjustment of pa
4 tients to afmily and community.
The sale of Christmas Seals is the sole
support of this campaign to insure your
health. The teamwork of the entire COM
munity is needed to make it a success.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-12
PEACE ON EARTH

Less than year ago we heralded in
this space something new in radio - a
sponsored programs in which the teachings
of the Bible were dramatized ON a plane
higher than any achieved in the past
: These Sunday evening broadcasts have
great spiritual lesson yet the telling of
them is in language and a style which
hold ones interest with the same fascina-
ton as the great plays of the theatre
We have been so moved by these
broadcasts that on two previous occasions
we have called to your attention the many
fine things we felt they were accomplish
ing in these times of grave world conflict
Today we want again to recommend
'The Greatest Story Ever Told which
the series is called, and particularly the
forthcoming episodes on The Nativity of
our Lord. We have been assured that they
will be presented with all the reverent
beauty inherent in this event which ush-
cred in the Christian era The Nativity
series will be heard over the network of
the American Broadcasting System each
Sunday at 80 p. m. (EST). We urge you
to listen.
In less than a year, "The Greatest
Story Ever Told series has won world
wide acclaim for the searching and pro-
vocative manner in which it brings the
simple beauty of Christ's teachings to the
people.
Representing, in humble sincerity,
plea for broader tolerance and under
standing, "The Greatest Story Ever Told
is unique contribution to all creeds in all
lands by sponsor interested solely in a
lasting peace through the betterment of
mankind.
In our opinion, there can be today no
higher form of public service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-12
NOTICE OF MEETING
TO ORGANIZE TOWN

To Whom 1t May Concern:
TAKE NOTICE that on Tuesday,
January l3. 1913. at the hour Of
Reef Hotel on Key Largo, within
the confines of the area hereinaft-
er described in Monroe County
Florida, there will be an aSsemb
ling and meeting of all citizens who
are registered voters and freehold
erS, both male and female, residing
boundaries in Monroe County,
Florida. tO-wit:
Northwest quarter (NW4) of
Section IS, Township 80 South.
of Range IL East, containing
so acres, more or less; and Lot
One % of Section IS, Town
ship 50 South, of Range Al
East, containing 1916 acres,
more. or less:
at which meeting 1t is proposed to
organize a municipal government
in and for the above described tract
of land. to select name and seal
by definite metes and bounds the
territorial limits thereof, and to
choose by a majority vote of the
said male and female inhabitants
who are freehOlders and registered
voters, a Mayor and not more than
nine or less than five aldermen
who shall be known as the Town
Council, in whom shall vest the
government of the Town, and to be
chosen at the same time and place,
in like manner, a Town Clerk and
Marshal, and to do such other acts
and deeds as may be necessary for
the establishing of Town govern
ment as provided by Chapter l65 of
the Florida Statutes, 1871, as
amended, insofar as the same may
be applicable to the organization
of said municipal government
CITIZENS COMMITTEE
By: Allan Baker,
Secretary.
nov2l-2S ;dec5-l21947
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-12
LABOR DISPUTES

The number of. strikes in October
175-set new low for 1947 Labor De-
partment figures showed that 10000
workers left their jobs during October be-
cause of labor disputes, resulting in the
loss of about 1850, 900 man-days of work.
About 100000 man-days were lost in
September because of strikes. The De-
partment said federal medators settled
80 strikes in October and settled another
4O5 disputes before strikes were called.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-12
TODAY In HISTORY
know America)

1787-Pennsylvania the sec
ond State to ratify the new Con-
Stltution.
1800-Washington becomes the
seat of Government.
183l-First national conven-
ton of the National Republican
Party, Later called the Wings.
1947-Q00 years ago. Died:
James Kent, famed New York
juriSt and author of "Commen-
taries on American Law" aged
"a.
l90l-Birth of wireless: Mar.
conf signals letter "B" across At
lantic. .
19O6-Britain and US. sign
historic arbitration treaty in
Washington.
1910 - Historic disappearance
of Dorothy Arnold in New York.
l937-U.S. gunboat "Panay''
sunk by the Japs.
l94l-Japs invade the Philip
pines and take Guam. Epic feat
Of Capt. Colin P. Kelly, Jr., who
sinks the Jap "Haruna'', at the
cost of his life.
l944-U.S. 7th Army breaks
through the German lines.
1945-President Truman lays
down program for housing and
appoints d housing expediter.
1946-UN General Assembly
subcommittee unanimously votes
for atom bomb and arms curbs.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-12

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAM
Gerry.
Case No. 11-!O3
HARRY G. WHITE,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE ACTION
HATTIE MAE WHITE,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: Hattie Mae White,
$40 w. Ash Street,
Jackson, Mississippi.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint. for
divorce. in the above styled cause
on the 9Th day of January, AID.
194S, otherwise the allegations
therein will be taken as confessed.
This order to: be published once
week for four. consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen, news
paper published in Key West,
Florida.
Done and Ordered this 3rd day of
December, AID. l947.
(SEAL) ROSS c SAWYER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Florence T.. Sawyer,
deputy Clerk.
THOMAS S. CARO-,
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
dec 5-12-19-26, 1947
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-12
LEGAL.S

IN THE CIRCUIT Court OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHkNCERY.
Case No. 11-.1?
TORIS NJ McDEVITT,
Plaintiff.
JAMES c. McDEViTT,
.-,- Defendant.
NOTICE TO APPEAR
TO: JAMES c. McDEVITT,
The BrOOme County T.B.
Hospital,
Chenango Bridge, New York.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the sworn Bill of Com
plant filed against you in the
above stated cause, on or. before
the 18th day of January, AID.
l94S, otherwise the allegations of
the said bill will be taken as con-
fessed by you.
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida. this 18th day of Deem
Der, A II. 1947.
(SEAL) ROSS c SAWYER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Monroe County. Florida.
By: (sd) Kathleen Nottage,
.-. Deputy Clerk
(sd) Raymond r. Lord,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
dec l2-19-26, 1947; jan 9, 194S