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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Menu Hints
In Nutshell
"ainuts. almonds. pecans and
other domestic nuts are good
sources Of protein.

Wainuts. almonds. pecans and
other domestic nuts are rood
sources Of protein.
naked Rice With Almonds
e 10 Q servings)
TWO cups white rice, / small
onion, minced: y green pepper,
diced; y cup butter or margarine.
2 teaspoons salt. dash pepper. a.,
cups chicken broth. u cup al
monds.
Add rice. onion and green pep
per to melted butter: simmer until
rice 10 golden brown, stirring fire.
quently. Turn into 2-quart casse-
role. Add seasonings. chicken
broth. and almonds. which have
been hlanched and chopped. Bake
covered in moderate oven f325
Deg. F) for ! hour and IS minutes.
Fruit Cake
One and one-haf pounds seed
cd raisins. IL pounds currants or
seeoiess raisins. y pound candied
orange peel Y pound candied
grapefruit peel. cups walnut
meats. ! cup shortening, IL cups
brown sugar. u cup molasses, 4
eggs. u cup grape juice, 3 cups
flour, y teaspoon soda. 2 tea
spoons baking powder, y teaspoon
salt, I teaspoon cinnamon, j tea
spoon nutmeg.
Chop fruits and nuts: mix with
y cup flour. Cream shortening:
add sugar. molasses. and beaten
eggs. Mix and sift the remaining
Hour with soda. baking powder.
salt and spices: add alternately
with grape juice. Add fruit; mix
thoroughly. Turn into pans lined
with CREASED paper and bake in
slow oven CATS deg. F.) for 3
hours. Use 3 medium-sized bread
pans. or q large tube pan. When
cake Is cold. wrap in waxed paper
and store In tightly covered box.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Family Peace
Threatened
Child Of Divorced Parents
Puzzles Over Relationship
By EMILY POST

Just how far should the daugh-
ter of a divorced father be ex-
pected to 60. to keep the peace
with his relatives ?" is the opening
sentence of a letter from a young
woman, who continues: Il am
very fond Of my father and would
like to please him, but I'm not
terribly fond Of his relatives. and
ever since he and Mother were
divorced / have lived with Mother.
Father makes his home with a
widowed sister and a spinster sis
ter. He is expecting me TO make
all the advances. / am never ex-
pected to want his sisters to invite
me to the house setting a special
time. Even when out of town rela-
tives visit them they never let
me know, but Father tells me,
and expects me to come around
and show my respects. The situa-
ton is really growing unbearable,
and now that I've turned 81 / think
/ should take a stand against it..
But first I'd like your advice"
The obvious advice, il seems to
me, is to tell him frankly ex-
actly what you have written me.
Not the fact that you are now
81 and therefore wish TO stand on
special dignity. but merely that
while you would like very much
to do what he wants you to, you
find 1t impossible to know by
mental telepathy what plans your
aunts may be making. Therefore,
If they really want you to go to
the house. will they please tele-
phone you or write you, or find
some way of letting you know
when you will be welcome, that is
more helpful than your own guess
ing.
Divorce Asks About Marrying
In Church
Dear Mrs. Post: / was divorced
some years ago and am now going
to marry a second time. Since
the first time I was not married
in the church, this time I would
very much like to be. Is there
any reason why I should not have
my wedding ceremony in church?
Answer: One very real reason
is that your clergyman may not
be willing to consent to your be-
ing married in church. Whether
he is or not depends upon a num-
Der of things. The first of these
is the question of whether divorce
is permitted in your church.
Provided it is, then comes the
question of why you were divorced.
II does sometimes happen that in
the case Of the completely inno-
cent person whose divorce was for
a very serious cause, a clergyman
will consent to perform this cere-
mony. possibly even in church.
These occasions are, however, very
rare and a divorcee is usually mar
ned by a justice.
Who Gives q Housewarminge
Dear Mrs. Post: Is a house.
warming only to be given by those
who have lately bought a house.
or is IL also suitable to give this
party in a newly rented house or
apartment?
Answer: II can apply to either
house or apartment whether
owned or rented that has been
rewly furnished and is TO serve
as someone's home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19

Of the optional inside pockets. The
skirt is slim and simple. Facing
around all the edges and novel
shoestring ties give gay style
accent.
Pattern 1882 is available in
misses sizes u. IL. 10. Is. 20.
Size Is takes "a yards e4-inch.
Send l6c in coins for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size, name. address and style num-
Der.
Every woman who sews needs
our brilliant Winter Pattern book.
It's a a thrifty wardrobe plan for
al the family. with each style
quickly available in an easy-to-use.
accurate pattern Pattern Book
10 cents.
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times, pattern department
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19

worry about my breakfast. She
says I can get my breakfast on
my way to work. I do that, but
1t is not like home breakfast,
which a man likes as soon as he
gets downstairs. Ny wife even
has the crust to call me selfish
for asking her to get up at that
hour. II means she would have
to get up about $50 and have
my breakfast by so / could leave
in time. After that she could 60
back to bed for an hour until the
children were ready to get up.
She claims she can't sleep when
she gets up and goes back TO bed
that way. / meet other men in our
plant who eat early breakfast in
the lunch wagon with me, but
there are plenty of others who
don't have to. What is your opin-
ION?
Don't you think a wife should
get up and get her husbands
breakfast when he works hard =?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
.VentureClub
To Initiate
Also on Program Is YuIe
Perry Saturday Evening

New officers will be in
stalled and new members well
coined into the Tacoma Ven-
ture club Monday evening in
the home of Mrs. Theodore
kennard in the Washington
apartments. Another impor-
tant date for members of the
club is Saturday evening. The
annual Christmas party will
Be held at 8 o'clock in the
First Congregational church.
This year the group will
entertain 80 soldiers from
Fort Lewis at their party.
for which they have planned
games, dancing, a Christmas
tree with gifts for those at
tending, and . late supper.
MIS- Juanita Bean Ia the new
president: Miss Martha Nelson,
VICE president: Miss Nina Ander-
oon, corresponding secretary; Miss
Margaret KEEL. recording secre-
tary; Miss Bernioe Eklund. treas
urer.
Miss Marion Monteomerie win
oekiciats 1t the installation cere-
wony.
New members accepted for club
membership include thu Misses
Flora Church. Leona reffre. Ivy
Quale. Patricia Caspar and Phyllis
ewnnson-
Venture club 10 an active serv-
Ice organization. working with
U8.o.. attending service mems
dances - . group. and entertain
ing service men with dinners and
parties They also work with the
Red cross. making surgical Dress
ingB one night . week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Announcement Is Made
OF Late Fall Weddino

Among the quiet weddings of
late fall in Tacoma was that of the
former Miss Mary Keeney, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Keeney
Of Tacoma, to Mr.. Guido McDan-
iels OF Pasco. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. E. McDaniels of Westport,
Wash. witnessing the ceremony
was Mr.. o. NJ. Pitzen.
The bride had just returned
from a month in San Francisco,
and was married Immediately on
her arrival in Tacoma. She is a
graduate OF Aquinas academy, and
her husband of the University of
Wyoming. He is also a nationally
known singer. The new home is
in Tacoma.
Price ceilings have been a great
factor in stopping frantic accumu-
lation Of inventories.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19

College Students Marx
Season With Banquet

Festivities commemorating
the birth of Christ at Pacific
Lutheran college included a
formal Christmas banquet
held Thursday evening in the
college dining hall. Members
of the senior girls dormitory
acted as hostesses.
Festive holly and red tapers
added to the "Old Fashioned
Christmas" motif, as did the
centerpiece, consisting of a
large red and green stocking
filled with candy and nuts.
banked in fir boughs and
holly. The spirit of Yule was
further carried out by the
individual favors made of
small red and green stockings
attached TO nut-cups.
Students enjoyed a turkey din
ner. after which a program was
presented. Mr.. Roy Schmandt pre-
sided as POSTMASTER.
Following the invocation, Miss
Isobel Harstad played a piano
solo. A greeting was given by DR..
Harold n. Ronning. dean of the
college, after which Miss Ursula
Mcdonald gave the traditional
reading. Twas the Night Before
Christmas"
Guest speaker for the evening
was Miss Anna Marn Nielsen.
head of the educational depart
ment at Pacific Lutheran. A vocal
duet, composed of Miss Hjordis
Rogen and Mr.. Clifford johnson.
sang special Christmas music. Also
on the program was reading by
Miss Catherine Morrow.
Among the guests were Mrs.
Lora B. Kreidler, Miss Grace
and Miss M. Crosno,
leans of women in the college.
Hostesses included the Misses
lice Rod, Noreen Stendal, Ur-
'ula Mcdonald. Mildred Reese. vir-
yinia seaburg. Pat 1verson. 1sobel
Catherine Morrow, Rhoda
zee and Lois Ludwig.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Two Organizations United
For Christmas Dinner

Daughters of America, Tahoma
Council No. Z, and the Junior Or
der of United American Mechanics,
Tacoma council No. u, viii have
their annual dinner and Christmas
party in Warren hall. 9Th ave. and
Cakes st, Friday evening. Dinner
viii be at $50, followed by pro-
gram, a Christmas tree party and
exchange of gifts.
Serving on the committee in
charge are Mrs. II. II. Garretson.
Mrs. J. r. Dashiel and Mrs. w.
E. Hardin. Mrs. Guy Seller and
Mrs. Clyde Davis are in charge Of
the entertainment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Algeria Club Planning
Yule Dance for Friday

Dressed like children, with a
dime-store toy tucked under their
arms for the Christmas tree. mem
bers and friends Of ALGERIA club
viii meet in the Ray c. Roberts
hall Friday evening for their an
nual Christmas dance. Mr.. Irving
Baker Is chairman for the oeoa-
sion.
There will be no card party until
Eehrf1afv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Amity Dance Club
Plans Noel Affair

Deeora tons wiil Al be frosty
white. with attention centered o.
an illuminated tree for the White
Christmas" dance Of Amity dance
club in the Temple roof garden
Saturday evening.
On the committee making ar
rangements for the affair are
Messrs. and Ne lanes F. ".
Bjorklund. John Lowe. Z. + Bur
goyne. X. z. Lipke. A Psulsen. T.
n. Boyer. z. Jacobsen and John
Skupen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
How the Jury Voted
Women-Yes, /; No, 2
Men-Yes, /: No, 2

Factory Foreman: No. Maybe
I'm not the good old-fashioned
type of husband as this fellow
hopes will answer. but / don't see
why a man can't eat one meal
outside when 1t means such an
early hour.
School Teacher (woman): No.
not in his case. I disapprove of
a woman staying in bed while her
husband gets up. If it's a reason
able hour, but I don't blame this
particular wife.
Factory Worker (man): Yes. A
wife should share a few little
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19

) Part Of the work Of the national
organisation il the sole support
Of two schools. Tamassee Indus
trial school In Tamassee. s. c..
and Kate Duncan Smith school in
Grant. Ala. They also contribute
assistance 10 several other ap-
proved schools.
Each year at Christmas time.
members Of the d. A. r. give
gifts to the approved schools. This
year they win give linens and
other household furnishings. taxi
ing them TO the Monday meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Yule Dance
Tacoma General Hospital
Nurses Plan Winter Formal

Popular theme for holiday
dances this season, borrowed
from the current song hit,
I'm Dreaming of a White
Christmas" will be repeated
Friday evening when the SEN
Tor class of Tacoma General
hospital school of nursing
holds its winter formal in
Wells hall.
lnternes from the hospital
and their wives will be pa
irons and patronesses. They
are DIR. and Mrs. G. F. Dillon.
DR.. and Mrs. Dale d. Hadfield
and DIR. and Mrs. d. Duncan
Robertson.
Miss Frances MacLean In gem
erai chairman Of the affair. serv-
ing with her are Miss Esther
bradley and Miss Bertha Little
John. IN charge of programs; Miss
Marie Brown. refreshments: Miss
Shirley Otis. Miss Virginia PRAY
IL and Aiss Vivian Rhodes, pub
hcity.
Miss Noreen johnson, Miss Fern
stoite and Miss Jean Webster
have arranged the attractive dec
orations, and Miss Jeanne Rosso.
IN charge OF music. has booked
ABBY Atkins and his orchestra
for the occasion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough. chest cold. or acute bron-
chitiS Is not treated and you cannot
arord 10 take chance with anymedi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right TO the seat Of the
trouble 70 help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature 70
soothe and healrav. tender. infamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwoQc
creosote byspecial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
II contains no narcotics
No matter how many medicines
you have tried. tel your druggist TO
sell YOU bottle Of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way It quickly sllays the cough. per-
hitting rest and sleep, or you are 70
have your money back. LAdv) -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19

Plan Fete
Mrs. Kathryn Mslsirom
VIII Be Honored

Mrs. Kathryn Malstrom
viii be honored by the Young
Democratic clubs Of Pierce
county at the Hotel Winthrop
Saturday evening, commence
rating her many years as a
leader in Washington state
government and politics. She
has served in the capacity Of
state representative. and later
as state senator. and Is the
new county clerk-elect Of
Pierce county.
Mrs. Evan McChord and Mrs.
Jack McDaniels Mary Kenney),
are acting as co-chairmen of the
affair. Reservations are being
taken at Main posi-.
Among those having made res
ervations are Messrs. and Mes
danes Walter Gonyea, Burton
Lyons. Carl Kanzler. David Nc
Lehman. Dwight Bunnen, Freder-
lex Thompson. Ralph kenney.
Harry Thornhill, Paul Palmatory,
Evan McChord. Jack McDaniels.
E. A. Ruddoek, Howard Loe, Tony
Gender. DR.. and Mrs. Wilbur t.
Ely. Miss Clarice Thompson, kath-
crime Franich. Miss LaVerne Mar
coe. Messrs. Bert Ransom, Bruce
Brown. Harry Woods and Gene
Catrdnrcnr,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19

hardships as well as the other
things. A man going to work
needs a good meal to start off.
Salesgirl: Yes. I think that's
part of wife's job. Most men
just grab some coffee and dough-
nuts. and that's not enough nour-
ishment.
Business Executive: No. Ordi-
narily I would agree with him,
but l think he should make al
lowances for a woman with two
children and let her get some rest
in the morning.
Housewife: No. Some men
hate to get up in the morning
unless they get the whole world
up with them. He probably isn't
worrying about the breakfast: he
just hates to see his wife staying
in bed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
To Initiate
GsIs Holiday Affair
For Rainbow Girls

Grand officers and repre-
sentatives of the Order of
Rainbow for Girls of the state
Of Washington and territory
Of Alaska viii be special
guests of Tacoma assembly
No. 2 when they hold an init
alton ceremony and Christ
mas party Saturday evening.
Miss Dorothy Schweinler.
worthy adviser, and Mrs. Rose
B. Leonard, mother adviser,
will preside over the meeting,
which will open at s o'clock
in the Gothic room of the
Masonic temple.
Those to receive the degrees OF
the order are the Misses Elizabeth
Lynn. Nancy Andrews, Ann Sku-
pen. Marion Jean Milloughby,
Marjorie Ness. Dorothy Meisner,
Yvonne Marie Battin. Dorothy
Perkins. Norma Morrison, Gloria
Greene.
Yuletide decorations in the as
sembly and dining rooms will be
in keeping with the party to fol-
low the meeting. There will be a
gift exchange. and late supper
Will be served.
During the business session
further plans for the Wednesday
evening caroling expedition will be
completed. Miss Helen Yancey has
invited the carolers to her home
for hot drinks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Foreign Journalists
Visitors in Portland

PoRTLAND-A party Of nine
Bolivian and Mexican journalists
on a flying visit to the Portland
area war industries called the
United States a fantastic country
Thursday and said they did not see
how any nation can beat her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Laura
Wheeler
Pattern

These kitchen towels are very
spectator a bride. or course
they'll make a hit at a Christmas
bazaar. too. All the stitches are
easy and a set can be finished in
little time. Need any more be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Zoe Tacoma Zines
Mrs. {. w. Lea Is Hostess
FOR Virginia Dare Chapter
Members VII Forget for Day Their More
Serious Wort 81 Annual Yuleside Luncheon

furey social viii be the Christmas meeting of Virginia
TeIe chapter D. A. R. Monday in the home of Mrs c
ooz NO st This annual affair is the only respite
e group akes from its active study charity program
assisting the hostess viii be Mrs Robert Beach Mrs
III. a. upemarest Mrs E. Gordon Mrs. A. H. Heath and
- -lAluet furngton Luncheon viii be served lis
mrs heath Is taking charge the surprise Christmas
N place of Mrs w. W Pascoe who was recently
called to California by illness
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
THE MASKED JURY
War Workers Wife Won't Get
Up Mornings to Fix Breakfast
Todav's Case
I oday's Case

Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jury: work hard in a
factory all day checker. leave home at $50 every
morning and my wife refuses to get that time to make
my breakfast used to start work at o'clock but since
the heavy orders etc. caused by the start earlier
My wife that she has enough to do taking
the house. getting children ready for school, etc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Anne Adams
Pattern

Holiday seasoning for your
wardrobe-4n this stunning new
Anne Adams frock, Pattern 4252.
See how the pointed bodice edge
smartly curves into the line Of one
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
yZasiia HkccLe,

said > Pattern 361 contains six
motifs averaging 6x7 inches:
color schemes; illustrations Of
stitches: materials required.
Send IL cents in coins and two
tax tokens for this pattern TO
The Tacoma Times. Needlecraft
Dept. Write plainly Pattern
Number. your Name and Address.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19

Elected by the student body of Poetic Lutheran COL
leee, Miss Hopp. daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Mox Hopp Of
Chehos. and Miss Noreen Stendo. daughter of Mr.. ond
Mrs Somuel Stendol of Kent will oo-edtors of
the Sooo college onnuol Also elected by the students
Mr.. Burton Thorpe will be business nnonooer. All three
their senior yeor at the school, Other members OF
their stoff will be appointed ond announced ct Ioer
dote.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
To in ono IL nasega zenskega sueta
Strup v hissi

.Veckrat Sc je kdo v hisi ze "a
strupil, ker je premalo pail ma
strupene snovi, XII Sc jih potre-
buje ma domu "a to in ono delo.
Temu je treba odpomoei tenn,
da imamo take strupe V stekle-
micah z napisi in da jih hrani-
mo V zaprtih omaricah. Starih
zdravil pa ne imejmo donna,
ampak jih vrzimo stran, ko boil
mix ozdravi, ker so vsa postana
in oblezana zdravila strupena.
- Previdno ravnajmo tintas-
timi (kopirnimi) svincnih. HUI
do zastrupljenje nastane, &c
oblizes konico, ali &c pade pri
siljenju kak prasek svincnika v
oko. - &c Sc slucajno razbije
kak toplomer, tedaj brz pobe-
rimo zivo srebro, ker zivo srebro
izpuhteva in S tenn zastruplja
zrak. Zato je torej zivo srebro
jake strupeno. - PRAY zahrb-
ten in nevaren strup je tudi
plin, XII ga imamo V hisi "a kur-
javo. ze najmanjse kolicine so
zdravju skodljive, povzrocajo
bolecine v glavi, utrujenost, ST.
emo tesnobo in omedlevico. Vsi
prostori kjer gori, svetli ali
ogreva plin, Sc morajo veckrat
dobro prezraciti in plinske ma
prave je treba veckrat pregle-
dati in ce potreba popraviti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
Ko+ere borve pris+o-
s=-5s-r
ioio

Barva obleke bi nikoli ne
smela biti slucajna, marvec bi
10 morala nositeljica skrbno in
preudarkom izbrati.
Rdeca barva je najkrepkejsa.
Nekatere zene Sc odnejo v rde-
&c, kadar so obupane, slabe vo-
lie, nerazpolozene. Ia barva
namrec ne vpliva blagodejno
samo ma lastno razpolozenje,
nego tudi ma razpolozenje oko-
lice. Zato tudi ugodno DELUXE ma
zdravje. Visokim postavam ne
pristoja zivordeca barva, bolje
Sc jim podaja barva vina.
Zelena je barva mladosti, ma
de, miru in zdravih zivcev. Zato
priporoca neki vescak to barvo
"a domace obleke in obleke V
uradih, kjer delo cestokrat do
vede do zivcnih pretresljajev.
Olivno zelena barva pristoja lie
izredno lepim zenam.
Rumena je priljubljena otro-
kom in mladini VOICE. Bayva
sonca vpliva zivahno, veselo.
Kdor Sc bavi z deco, maj Sc vec-
krat oblaci rumeno.
Modra barva lahko vpliva
tuzno, posebno ako je temna.
Zato je prav, da je osvezimo z
nasitki belle, svetloroznate ali
rumenkaste barve. Zivomodra
barva jako slabo pristoja BILE
dim obrazom, ker Jim daje vi
dez Sc vecje bledote. Sinjemo-
dra barva Sc lepo podaja otro-
kom, zlasti &c so zlatolasi.
silva barva daje pojavi svez
in sportni izgled, ako jo nosijo
mlade. Starejse zene maj bodo
pri izberi oprezne, ker jih della
silva barva Sc starejse. Potrebno
je, da jo pozive z belimi okra-
ski.
Ia rjavo barvo isto. Elegant
J ma je, a treba patti, da ne pc,
: stane dolgocasna.
Crnina je jako priljubljena
, ker daje elegance in dostojan,
J stvo. Pristoja skoraj vsakomur
: edino previtkim, jake velikim in
: zelo bledim pojavam podeljuje
: Crna barva mrtvaSki izgled
: kombinirati jo morajo vse-
: kakor kako drugo barvo. Crna
: obleka je jako hvalezna, ker je
: skorai vedno primerna. Tudi &c
: nj vec krojena po zadnji modi
ne mott, ker ne ucinkuje vsil j.
VO. VSaka zena maj bi pc MOI
! nosti imela V zalogi po emo crno
obleko dobre kakovosti, ker or,
no blago mora biti finejse, ka-
: kor na primer blago kake dru-
gobarvne obleke. Zato pa take
obleko lahko nosimo in jo pre-
narejamo.
ziVObarvne obleke 81 lahkc
pTiVoScijo lie one, XII imajo vec-
: jO zalogo oblacil. Proved vidne
: so, da bi jih mogli stalno nositi
kdor ina malo obleke, mai sc
oblaci temneje. Tudi starejsin
in starim najelegantneje pri,
stoJa temno, predvsem crnC
! Oblacilo. - Kricece barve pod.
crtavajo starost, zato Sc poda'
: jajo lie mladini.
L. romano: "Ko je vse
: izgubil ko je vedel, da Sc ne
! more vec vzdrzati ma povrsjl
{ vode je planil z visoke skale Y
! penece morje.'
- zal mi je da ne moren
! porociti para, ker je zenin po.
polnoma pijan. - LIE porocite
lie, gospod zupnik, ce Sc zenir
iztrezni, Sc DO premislil.
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