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Evening star., 1943-09-12

with no guns and slow speed when
the Zeros are around"
He saw no Zero pilots face to face
in New Guinea, he said, but the
"Typhoon-Magoo went down only
three-fourths of mile from Japa-
nese lines.
He told of the movies the boys
are seeing in Australia and said the
chaplains ''are really on the ball.
They do good work all the time"
he said.
Morale is high, he continued. and
cigarettes, mail and candy were re-
ceived regularly.
Flight Oflcer league soon plans
to go to the league cotton farm in
Texas to visit his mother and fam
lily. He was active in basket ball
and member of the debate team
at Hamlin High and studied elec-
trical engineering at John Tarleton
College for a year.
Officer league now wears four
ribbons-one for action in the Ash
attic Theater, one for good conduct,
the National Defense Ribbon for
pre-Pearl Harbor service and the
Purple Heart, awarded to him on
August Is this year.
He and Mrs. league make their
home at 1904 Pihey Branch road
NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Pilot Lost Foot, Saved Picture
OF Wife in New Guinea Crash
Flight Officer Teogue
Credits AustruIiun
With Saving Life
Back From the Wars

1t was the picture Of his wife
Lena, on the instrument panel thai
Flight Ofilcer William B. league, jr.
first thought of saving when his
plane crashed In New Guinea last
January
The flight oficer, who lost his left
foot in the crash, was pilot of an
overloaded C-47 cargo plane when
1t overshot the runway at Wan
Field, New Guinea, and crashed.
The improvised landing field, the
24-year-old pilot explained, was built
on an incline; in fact, it was no
more than grassy hill. Planes land
at the bottom of the grade just over
treetops, communication lines and
other distractions and then taxi up
hill. Flight Officer league doesn t
know just how he missed the field
and said he had made several sue
cessful landings there before. He re-
called that ~ men had been killed
In crash on the same hill the day
before his Inflated landing.
Other in Crew Uninjured.
He was able to get out of the
wrecked plane and was met by crew
members with a stretcher. The CO.
pilot was uninjured, Officer league
said, as were the other members of
the crew.
II owe my life to an Australian
corporal" the pilot recalled in an
interview today. BY administering
first aid, the Aussie checked the
bleeding.
Flight Officer league was CRATE
ful, too, that in less than two hours
after the crash he was on the op-
Grating table of a station hospital
somewhere in New Guinea.
Flight Officer league was en-
gagged in active transport duty while
overseas and it was his job to fly
troops, food and ammunition to
the front lines and return wounded
men to the base for disqualification.
A graduate pilot for IA months,
the young flyer from Hamlin, Tex,
has been in the Air Forces four
years and first was stationed at
Kelly Field for initial training as
radio operator on bomber. In
November, 1910, he was graduated
from the radio school at Chanute
Field, Ill.
In nearby Champaign he met
Miss Lena Margaret Stanfield, an
attractive brunette whose picture
was always near him on the DASH
board of "Typhoon-Magoon," his
name for the CAT.
He and Miss Stanfeld were
married in Rantoul, ILL.,, on March
81, 1N.2. and they celebrated" their
first wedding anniversary, Flight
Oficer league said, when IT was on
q hospital ship in the middle OF the
Pacific"
He was graduated as a transport
pilot in the Troop Carrier Com
mand from Kelly Field on July 3,
1912, and after several months of
maneuvers with parachute troops at
Fort Benning, Ca, left for active
duty in Australia.
Flight Of1cer league now goes
to Walter Reed General Hospital
Tor physiotheraphy treatments daily
and is living for the day when he
gets his artificial leg.
Wants to Pilot Fighter.
He wants to return to service as
an active fighter pilot because, he
says, It's no fun being in a plane
Evening star., 1943-09-12
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, D. G, SEPTEMBER 2 1s4s

Twentieth street NV. while at
tached to the old Naval Hospital, has
received an honorable medical dis
charge from the Navy and is now
at Oakland, Calf, recuperating from
wounds received while on active
duty in the Solomon Islands.
During the course of a furious
Smay, with cool courage
and utter disregard for his personal
SAFETY the citation accompanying
the medal says, rendered expert
and timely assistance to wounded
personnel in the midst of a hostile
Evening star., 1943-09-12

President Dupont 0uerry. who was
head Of the college when Chinas
famous soone sisters, Of whom Nine.
Kung y the eldest. were students
here.
Interest from the fund viii Be used
to AID "any deserving student Mrs.
Query or her appointee may
designate.
The Gift Is Nine. Kungs second In
memory Of President Query. In
March, 1885, she donated Il 900 to
Wesleyan Is the nucleus Of q
scholarship fund.
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Dry Forces Of District
To Heor Rev. Crowley

The United Dry Forces Of the Dis
trict will plan an aggressive cain-
paisn for the return q prohibition
to Washington at business meeting
at 8 pm. tomorrow In the audi
torium Of the Free Methodist
Church at Twelfth and N strssts
NV.
The Rev. Dale 8. Crowley, radio
evangelist, will address the sroup.
Evening star., 1943-09-12

barrase Of mortar and machine
gunfire."
Mr.. Smay, = native Of South Fork,
Pa, served In the Navy for four
years. While in Washington. he met
and married Miss Eva Marie Slater
Of the Twentieth street address, who
was employed at the time by the
Bureau of Ships in the Navy De-
partment.
He has four brothers in the Navy,
one on submarine duty in the Pacific,
and q sister, who is yoeman in
the WAVES.
His wife and one-year-old daugh-
ter are now with him In California.
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Navy Medal Awarded
Former District Man

The Navy and Marine Corps medal
has been awarded to Jack w. Smay,
2l, former pharmacists mate, first
class, USN, for heroic conduct and
fearless devotion to duty" at Guadal-
canal on September 1916, 1912, the
Navy Department announced yes
terday.
Mr.. Smay, who lived at GIT
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Nine. chIang's 5 Sister
Gives Wesleyan $4,000
D. the Associated rress.

~ the Associated Press.
MACON. Ca, Sept. li.--President
N. G. Mcpherson, jr., Of Wesleyan
College said today he had received .
cablegram announcing = gift Of 3lo,-
600 to the school from one OF Its most
illustrious former students--Mme H.
H. Kung, sister Of Nine. Chfang
Kai-Shek.
The money, the cablegram said, Is
to be used as q memorial to the late
Evening star., 1943-03-14

sponse to an invitation issued two
weeks ago by Gov. Bourke B. Hic-
kenlooper of Iowa.
Three others will send delega-
tions, making II States in all which
will be represented at the confer
ence.
The States are Iowa, Ohio, In
diana, Illinois. Michigan, Wiscon-
sin, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska,
North Dakota, South Dakota and
Minnesota.
The climax of the one-day meet
ing will be the speech Monday night
by former President Herbert Hoover,
who was the national food admins
traitor in World War l. Mr.. Hoover.
a native Of Iowa, also is scheduled
to address the State Legislature at
II am, Monday and participate in
a rQund-table discussion over the
NBC network from 1890 to II pm,
central wartime
In addition TO their chief execu-
tives, most of the States included
in the conference call are sending
their State commissioner or secre-
Evening star., 1943-03-14
Col. Fay to Be Honored
For 43 Years Service
By .he Associated Press

BY The Associated Press
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 13.
In full wartime field uniform. the
entire command of the Marine Bar
racks, Charleston Navy Yard, will
stage a battalion review Wednesday
in honor of Col. w. Garland Fay,
U. S. M. c. R., of Leonardtown, Md
who is retiring after 43 years service
with the Marines,
The senior colonel of the Marine
Corps Reserve, Col. Fay is closing
a career which began when he
Joined the corps on March 81. 1900,
just two days after he reached his
2lst birthday.
Col. Fay came to the Navy Yard
to take command of the Marine
Barracks in February, 1912, having
been called from 20 years private
life to serve his country again in
time of war,
Evening star., 1943-03-14

tary Of agriculture. selective service
and employment service officials and
State farm organization leaders.
The conference program provides
for a presentation by each State
delegation of its local problem.
Gov. Hickenlooper expects certain
conclusions and recommendation
for solution Of the problems present.
ed to develop from the round-table
discussion which will follow.
Political observers have been in
trigued by the fact that the visiting
Governors include considerable pos
sible Republican presidential tim
Der.
Playing host to conference of
corn-belt Governors is no new ex-
pericnce for Iowa. Mondays meet
ing will be the fifth such gathering
here in 10 years.
Evening star., 1943-03-14
Corn Bell Governors
Confer Tomorrow on
Problems Of Farmers
Herbert Hoover's ToIk
To High Light Meeting;
Il States Represented

B. the Associated Press
DES MONIES, Iowa, March 13.-
Corn belt Governors will meet here
Monday to seek an answer to the
manpower and farm machinery
shortages which threaten TO cur
tail food production in their States
this year.
Eight Governors have sent word
they expect to come in person in re-
Evening star., 1943-03-14

You can place a want Ad" in
The Evening Star as late as IL
O'Clock tonight. At the business
counter. or if you have a telephone
call MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-03-14
N0w It's Easy to Get New Nt0zv Hnxl

If you need stove the time buy one We have
80 brandnew nationally known stoves all with the latest
developments for economical more delicious cooking
If old equipment is out come see these splendid
stove values. You may obtain with no red tape"
preference rating may be signed at time of purchase
Evening star., 1943-03-14
AMEK1OA fTNES
SISAL RUGS
''.'u 20.'s

It's the smart thing to do-take care of your winter
rugs by giving them rest for the summer and brigh-
tening your with attractive cool sisal rugs In
eight lovely decorators colors.
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lc glasov kot nizje stojeGe opice.
Te opice izgovarjajo cele bese-
de ter imajo jerk, XII obsega
nc]zako dvajset besed.
Splosno prevladuje navada,
da Sc oznacuje besedo opico
vse one ziVali, XII kazejo podob-
most cloveskimi bitji. Navad-
no nizkostojeca opica pa je prav
tako malo podobna visji kot je
podoben konj kravi. Razlika OBJ
5toja predvsem V telesnem u
3troju. Nizjestojece opice imajo
ponavadi repe, visjestojece mix
dar. Med visje opice jc steti sti-
ri, namrec simpanza, gorilo O.
jangutanga in gibona.>
Najvisjestojeca opica med te-
mi je simpanz, tako glede po-
dobnosti S clovekom in glede
.HVoje intelligence. Ia MIN pride
gorilla, nato orangutan in konG-
no gibon.
Vsaka vista ina svoj lastni
jerk. Besed, katere izgovarja
&impanza, ne razume gorilla. -
Ker je simpanz najvisje stojeca
opica, 50 ga imenovali domacl
beIega cloveka iz dzungle. Cd
gcrile Sc razlikuje tako telesno
kot dusevno. Ne kot simpanz ,je
gorilla skrajno divja. Najbolj
krvolocna je med temi opicami
in najtezje jo je ukrotiti. Boil
aktivna kot orangutan in veliko
bolj inteligentna. Orangutan je
1elo nerodcn in bedast. Kljub
temu pa je videti, da je gorilla
glede svojlh duseynih moznosti
precej visoko stojeca. Med po-
sameznimi gorilami je opaziti
bolj enakomeren okus kot pa
med simpanzi, ki SO zelo raz-
licnnega temperamenta in oku-
sa naprimer tako kot cloveska
bitja.
Mislite 81 mogocno ziyal, koje
noge in roke ter hrbet SO po-
kriti 2 dolgimi crnimi lasnni, do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-31
MOJE zLYLJENJE MED CORTLAND

Prof. Richard l.. Gardner
Pctindva jset let sem zivel v
,friSkih dzunglah. Potekli so
neseci, ko nisem Videl niti enc
"a bclega GloVeka. Oh neki prl-
Xxi pa sem zapustil cello Vsako
Iovesko druzbo ter zivel stir
nescce tudi brcz pomoCi ali ma
7zoGnosti kakega zamOrca. Mo
i tOvariSi SO bill edinole OPT
2e.
Opice so me re cd nekdaj "a
limale. Vzviseno mad vsak dvom
ie, da so opice blizie cloveSkim
>itjem kot katerakoli druga Il
al. Vecji del mojega znanstve-
mega della je bill pOsvecen pc
;kusu, da premotrim cudovito
lusevno vrzel, XII jo je opaziti
med opico in clovekom.
Pred kaksnimi petindvajse,
>imi lett sem sklenil posvetiti
iteVilna leta opazovanju, da do
hazem, da je opica blizu duhu
:loveka, XII ie pa na nainizji
5topnji GloveSkega razvoja in
EN- tudi to svojo teorijo tudi
podprl z dejstvi.
Ielesne vrzeG med Clovekom
in opico ne DO mOgoce nikdar
premostiti. Morda tudi ne bo
nikdar mogoce najti takozvane-
ga "manjkajoc elena, XII je
poleg tega tudi povsem napaC-
no pojmovanje. Tekom svojih
ekspedicij, oh katerih sem Sc
ravnokar vrnil V Ameriko, sem
nasel vrsto simpanza, XII ina
roko jako podobno cloveski
Ia roka je poll podobna clo-
veski kot katerakoli, XII je. bila
doslej razkrita. Vsled svojih
petindvajsetletnih studii sem pri
eel tudi do prepricanja, da ina
jo opice zmisel "a organizirano
vlado, zrnisel "a lastninsko pra,
vico, "a pravico ob6e, "a dru-
zinsko zivljenje in da tudi govo-
re. Te epice ne dajejo cd sebe
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Nadaljno porocilo daroval-
cey "a Rdeci kriz

Cleveland, Ohio. - Sledeci so
darovali "a Rdeci kriz: Pc S25
Drustvo sv. Ane st. 4 S D 4;
drustvo st. IA, SDZ - Cleve-
landski Slovenci; drust. st. 1852
KSNJ Marie Magdalene; DIR. st.
1877 SNPJ Napredne Slovenke
in Mr.. in Mrs. M. S. Beros.
Pc $1,000: St. Clair Grove st.
98;Louis Erste, E. 68 St.; Race
Dairy; Mary in John Zaverl :;
Pauline Stampfel; August Haf-
finer in F. F. Birk, Superior E.
55th st. - Stanley Prijatelj E.
|68th St. $500.
Po $500: Honor Guards S. D.
! T., Toncka Jevnik, John Sus-
nix, Klub Slov. narodnih nos,
Rosedale Dairy, Marolt Cafe,
DR.. Vincent Opaskar, Mr.. in
Mrs. A. Zalnick, Frank Mramor
st. Clair Ave, Anton Ljubi,
Bliss Ave-, John Gustincic, -
Wickliffe, O., St. Catherine st.
20 ZSZ, John Simoncic, Mrs. F.
Sraj E. IS St., Mr.. in Mrs. Kon-
an, Bonna Ave. John Potokar
Tillie Boston, John Marzlikar
Joe Vidmar St. Clair and E. 55
st., Benno B. Leustig, Louis
Majer in Math Braidich st.
Vsem, Xxi ste darovali "a tc
;]oVekoljubno akcijo, Sc vam
ojplo zahvaljujem V imenu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-31
RozIiSne ves+i i
BoIkono
Rumuniia
Rununi.ja

NEW YORK, 16. marca CA
p - Rumunska vlada je izja-
villa, da vojna z Rusijo zahte-
va ogromno mostva ter je raz-
pisala posebne nabore mladeni-
cev, XII bi bill sicer, vpoklicanl
sele leta 1914, 1915 ali 1916.
Sovjetska casniska agentura
Tass poroca, da Nemci zahteva-
jo cd Rumunov Z do s divizij.
V rumunski prestolnici je
prislo zaradi te mobilizacije do
novih izgredov. Nemsko vojas-
two je V nekaterih ulicah V Bu-
karesti zgradilo barikade, a po-
licija je utrdila nekatera javna
poslopja.
Del prebivalstva Bukareste
ie re evakuiran il bojazni pred
zraGnimi napadi.
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simpatizra in XII smara Adamica svojega naveejega
moza, kaklsnim Ameriki morejo ponasati niti
pripadnik drugih, mnogo vech narodov! Ker pravijo
da konec delo krasi zato je tud newbursk novicar
zlobno razclenitvijo Adamcevega mena sebi in svoj
m1znj dostojno ovencal svoe izbuhe ter prsn mamie
pecat svojega nek1scanskega fanatizma -
Kakor vedno Sc mi tudi zdaj sklicujemo orirojen
cut inteigentnosti in postenost nasega naroda, XII maj
sam sod, koko iskrenosti bt besedah k1&can-
ski ponznost ljubezni do bliznjega in krscanskem
odpuscanju svom sovraznkom, ako prhajajo take be-
sede IL ust moza, XII e bill zmozen, nagmadt take ne
k1scanske psovke rovas svojih slovenskh sojudi .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-31
UREDNIKOVA POSTA

Rdecega kriza. Ako Sc niste da-
rovali, Sc vas prosi, da sc usta-
vite pri North American banki
ali pa v uradu Slovenske dobro-
delne zveze, in oddaste vas dar.
Porocilo posameznih nabiral-
cev vam podam v kratkem.
Ia Rdeci kriz
Josie Zakrajsek,
nacelnica %. varde.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-31

braz Je cfn, ocl Vellke, IeHlIe Al
izrazite. Usesa SO oblikovana
kot cloveska ter leze OBJ glavi.
Kadar je gorilla presenecena,
pokaze spodnja ustnica rdec
pas kot ga je opaziti pri cloves
kin bitjih. Kadar pa je razJar-
| jena, pokaze zobe, XII so sllcnl
clovesKim, dasiravno so veIlko
vecji in moenejsi. Mislite 81 ma
dalje, da je ia zival visoka ne
kako sest cevljev in da vzdrzu-
je svojo tezo cd dvesto do trl-
sto funtov S tenn, da Sc oprlje-
ma vrsicev grmovij ali spodnJih
drevesnih vel ali pa, da Sc po-
mika naprej po vseh stirih. To
je gorilla. -
Ko sem sklenil studirati gori-
Ilo njenem domacem kraJu'
sem 81 izbral mesto v Ferand
Vaz, v francoskem Kongu, v
srcu dzungle. Tam sem prvlc' VI
del divjo gorilo. V doticnem
kraju sem 81 postavil svoJo klet"
ko, napravljeno il mocne Je-
klene zice. Tako zavarovan sem
lahko opazoval gorilo ma krat-
ko razdaljo, ne da bi me pr
tenn motila kaka misel ma var
most. V tel kletki sem bill warren
pred vsako zivaljo, razen preo
podivjanimi sloni.
Da dobim boljsi pogled ma te
zivali, XII bi slucajno prisle ne
pot, sem izsekal skozi gosto We
jevie pet majhnih predoroV tel
sem vsled tega lahko opazil vse
kar Sc je godilo grmovJu. '
= tel kletki sem incl Vsled tegs
= izvrstno priliko studirati gorilC
V njenem naravnem stanju.
Pes, XII je pripadal neki do
maci vasi, Sc me je privadil tel
me pogosto obiskal V mojl klet
XII. Nekega popoldne je prise
! nekako oh treh in dal sem MI
, kost, katero sem vrgel skoz
kletko par korakov vstran. Pc
: jo je pograbil ter jo pricel glo
: dati, tam kjer je lezal. Pes j
, bill ravno pred odprtino eneg;
izmed predorov, katere sem IL
: sekal V goscavi.
] Naenkrat pa sem zapazil, d:
Sc nekaj premika Z nasprotn
strani. Bila je velika zenska go
rila, XII je nosila ma hrbtu mia
dica. Ko sem jo prVic zagleda!
je bila oddaljena cd meme ve'
. kot trideset cevljev. Splazila s.
= je oh robu grmicevja ter ~opa
a zovala psa, XII je glodal kost
Memo premikanje je bio TAX
i, rahlo, da nj bilo mOgoce cut
, nobenega sustenja listoV. Sla j
: par korakov naprej, pocepnil;
: ter Sc previdno ozrla ma psa. tt
v je storila veGkrat.
OGividno je bill njen manner
: napasti psa in nacin, kako s.
: je blizala nj dajal nobeneg;
dvoma glede spretnosti, ka
: Zero bo napadla, ubogo zival
: Vsako gibanje je bilo ideal pre-
= Vidnosti in zavratnosti. Men o
braz je incl izraz napetosti, ;
= tudi divjosti. Pes je Sc nj zapa
= zil, kajti prevec je bill zaposlel
e s kostjo. JAZZ ga nisem moge
e posvariti ter ga tudi nisem no
= tel, kajti TEN bi prepodil tn
di gorilo.
i Gorilla Sc je nato pricela hi
4 tro priblizevati psu, XII je S
= vedno nj opazil. Ko je dospel;
a ma razdaljo priblizno stirih jar
i dov Cd NIGGA, sem sklenil pre-
! KNIT YES PRIOR. Napel sem pc
, telina ma puski in tozadevni 70
e pot je obrnil memo pozornos
J name. Mislim, da je gorilla Sell
| tedaj zapazila mojo navzocnost
J Takoj Sc .je vstavila, obrnils
> svoje telo proti kletki ter sedla
E Ozrla Sc je name S takim po
D gledom, da sem skoraj obzalo
! val svoje dejanje. Tako je sede
j la cell dive minuti ter strmels
: vame kot zacarana. Opazil nj
j sem nobenega znaka jeze al
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pold . - =
aplika clio, da
grem I MIN v
London, da bi
nosil tiste kufre,
pa fotografiral
bi ga lahko; IN
&c med tenn ca
som ne d 0 b i m
soke, Ga Sc pre-
selim, b O N sci
"a k vojakor2.
To nu DO Zc EIO
rCveddI.
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SG ,JC lCL pIlSCAd piCAoeA AANN~J'
a zmerno naglico. Nj bezala, a
vendar nj izgubljala nobenega
casa. Parkrat Sc je ozrla ma
zaj, da vidi, &c je kdo ne zasle-
duje.
Nobenega glasu> nj dala, od
sebe ter Sc skrila v. grmovJe
povsem tho. V moi navzocno-
sti Sc je mudila nekako stiri MI
mute. Mesto, kjer je stala moJa
kletka, Sc je nahajalo srcu O.
zemlja, kjer prebivajo gorile.
To ozemlje je vlazno-vroce, XII
lezi lie par eevljev mad morsko
povrsino ter je polno bacilov in
nevarne mrcesi. V tenn ozemlJu
je najti veliko stevilo goril. Te-
kom stevilnih let, ko sem
iskal gorile, sem spoznal, da so
Sc nadaljna sredisca, kjer pre-
bivajo stevilne druzine goril.
Dognal sem tudi, da SO pred
vsem klirhaticne razmere, XII do
locajo njihovo bvalisce. Gorilla
zivi pokrajini, XII je okuzena
cd mrzlice, sovraznice vsakega
cloveka. V cistem ozracju ne
more dolgo ziveti nobena. Glede
goril krozi mogoce vec napac-
nih sporocil kot glede katereko-
Ii druge zivali. Po navadi mi
slijo ljudje, XII SO videli gorilo V
muzeju, da je to zival, XII ina
svoja usta vedno ma siroko od-
prta in XII ina svoji roki vedno
dvignjeni kot rokoborec. SkoraJ
vsi potniki, XII SO Sc vrnili IL A
frike, so pripovedovali poVesti,
kako so komaj usli napadu go
ril. Vedno Sc ponavlj ia stara po-
vest, kako Sc tolce gorilla po
svojih prsih in krici. To Sc vrsi
Sc Cd omega casa, ko je belec
prvic zagledal gorilo pred ne
kako sedemdesetimi lett.
Nj mogoce posteti stevila
puskinih cevi, katere SO pocika-
lie gorile in te puske bi napol-
nile eel arzenal. Resnica pa je
ia, da gorilla lie redkokdaj ma
pade cloveka, razen, ce Sc 10
drazi ali ce Sc boji "a varnost
svoje druzine.
: Ko sem zivel v Ferand Vaz,
ter studiral navade opic V ia
mosnjem kraju, sem sklenil,
preseliti Sc V neko drugo ozem-
; lie, XII je lezalo nekako sestde-
set mill vstran, zelel sem 81 IL
brati dobro mesto V dzungli, da
napravim tam vrt. Vedel sem
dobro, da bodo prisle opice V ia
vrt 'krast sadeze in zelenjaVo
To mi bo dalo priliko, da jih O.
pazujem.
z ,dvema domacima vodniko-
ma sem odsel v. dzunglo. Ma
stanili smo Sc V neki domaci
vasi ter pustili tam svoje zalo-
ge. Nato smo odsli divjino.
Ma mile in milje naokrog so
mas obdajali gozdovi. Pricensi
'izjutraj, sno prodrli V gozd v
globino sedmih mill. Tedaj pa
smo zadeli ma mesto, XII je bilo
naravnost idealno "a kak vrt.
Ma eni strani zelo plitve in
, ozke reke SO bill trije akri bo-
gate zemlje, XII bi lahko proiz-
vajala vsakovrstne sadeze. Skle-
nil sem postaviti ma tenn mestu
svojo hiso. V svoji domislJiji
sem 81 re izslikal, kako bonn Sc
del pred hiso ter opazoval OPT
ce, XII bodo jedle proizvode mo-
jega vrta.
Hotel sem Sc vrniti nasled-
MEGA dne vecjim stevilom do
macinov, da izcistim doticno o.
zemlje. Moja diva vodnika sta
takrat ravno pocivala, in JAZZ
sem Sc pripravljal vrniti Sc v
taborisce. rt'
Ravno, ko sem 81 prizigal
svojo pipico, sem zapazil ro-
bonn svojega ocesa nekai crne-
ga, kar Sc je pomikalo oh ro-
BIZ gozda. Obrnil sem glavo ter
opazil gorilo.
PriSla lie liz goSce ma drrpi
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Ravno sedaj, ko poblram poo
pise, da ponovno izvolimo nase-
pa zupana Franka j. Lauseta,
polag a m SV0jo
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