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Evening star., 1943-05-03
Operator S Mine Runs
Out of Coal Just as
Union Begins Strike
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
One West Virginia mine oper-
ator, replying to Fuel Admins
traitor Ickes' call to service"
during the coal strike, told the
Government yesterday it needn't
bother to take over his mine be-
cause it had just run out of coal.
The operator. whose name was
not disclosed by Mr.. Ickes' office,
reported his mine had been
depleted" Friday, a day before
the Government assumed con-
troll of the mines.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

She didn't know, so she said, whether
her husband, who was away at a
meeting, was going back to work.
That's his end of It," she ex-
planned. Il try to keep the house.
hold going. don't interfere with
what the men do or how they get
along with the management. That's
their business"
Certainly she had no thought of
defying the Government. But she
was deeply interested in the cost of
(See JONES. Page A720
Evening star., 1943-05-03

No one knew, then, what might.
happen before the night ended
whether Mr.. Lewis would give in, at
last, and send the men back to work,
whether he would refuse or remain
silent. None knew, in the latter
event, how many of the half q mil
lion miners on strike would return
to their Jobs and what trouble there
might be this morning.
Mrs. Len Kramer did not know of
these feverish conferences and I'M
pending plans. She was aware, of
course, of the weekend walkout.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
Miners Wife Limits ANXIETY
TO High Food Costs, Not Strike
Husband Decides on Work, but Mrs. Kramer
Feels Something Could Be Done on Prices
BY CARTER BROOKE JONES.


UN1ONTOWN Pa, May 3-Ths is glimpse into coal miners
home, report of what wife had to saw
The call made yesterday mining community not anv
miles few hours before went on the air
discuss the coal crisis the United Mine workers
president John L. Lewis session with his
Policy Committee in New York Secretary solid fuels
co-odmaor in conference in Washington plans for the
Government to take the mines ~
Evening star., 1943-05-03
Kirk Named Envoy to Greece

President Roosevelt today nomi-
mated Alexander C. Kirk, Minister
to Egypt, to serve also as Ambassa-
dor to the Greek government-in-
exile in Cairo.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
Neutral Sweden Leans Gen, Kirk Nominated
To u. s., but Is Linked To Succeed Magee a,
Economically 10 Reich Surgeon General
Government, However,
Said to Hold Down on
Supplies Helpful in War

This is the first OF a series OF
articles by Blair Bolles OF The
Star staff, a member of a party
of sic American neDspapermen
inDited by the S1Uedish gouern-
nent to make a surrey of Sue
den's position in the Udr.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

(See ANTHRACITE, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1943-05-03

(See TAXES, Page A-10)
Evening star., 1943-05-03

Continued on Page Ala, Column l.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

{See GASOLINE, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1943-05-03

Late news and sports are covered on
Pages TX and Ok of this edition Of
The Star, supplementing the news Of
the regular home delivered edition.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

(See MINERS, Page A-6D
Evening star., 1943-05-03

(See DINNER PARTIES, Page A-53
Evening star., 1943-05-03

(See KIRK, Page A-5.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-25
make These Irresistible Garments
For Young Members of Family
By Barbara Bell

BY barbara Bel
Doesn't this cunning set make
you want to sit right down and
begin sewing it? Just picture how
sweet that little months to Agar
old will look in the rick-rack
trimmed dress and playsuit and how
irresistible in the dainty slip and
panties.
Sew and save.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1765-B
is designed for sizes 6 months, l. 2,
and years. Size 1 playsuit with
dress require 21s yards 35-inch ma
terial; slip with panties, 1a4 yards;
3i2 yards rick-rack to trim dress and
playsuit; yards lace edging for
slip and panties.
Good news for all home dress
makers: The spring fashion book
is ready! You'll find it trimming
with new ideas for dirndIs, tailored
frocks, suits and accessories! Send
for your copy today; it is IS cents.
Order a fashion book with Is
cent pattern for Is cents, plus /
cent for postage.
For this attractive pattern send
Is cents. plus l cent for postage, in
coins, with your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell. The Washington Star,
Post ONCE Box 49, Station 0, New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-25

the SeasoningS are the markings" of
the favor. Seasonings are i'm
portant. too. in giving variety to
sauces and gravies. Even if you
stretch meat with sauces often for
the duration. you can avoid monot-
ony in meals. In addition to salt
and pepper, try seasoning with to-
matoeS and chopped parsley. Or
try chopped celery leaves and
chopped onion. Garlic cooked in
the sauce and then removed before
serving gives a delicious flavor to
some sauces or gravies. Chopped
chiveS, grown in the sunny south
window, add dash of green color as
well as a delicate onion flavor.
To make sauce hot. try grated
horse-radiSh. mustard tabasco, chill
powder or dried chilli pepper cooked
in the sauce and removed before
serving. Many garden herbs, fresh
and dried, are fine for sauce-mint
thyme, basil. marjoram and others
that grandmother used. Even spices
like cloves, ginger, cinnamon and
allspice have their place in season.
ing meat sauces. For a sWeet-sour
sauce, both sugar and vinegar are
used.
One of the most popular. eco
nomical and useful sauces for
stretching meat is ground meat
sauce. Use any kind of ground
raw meat-beef, pork, lamb, veal
and brown in a skillet with a little
fat. Then add chopped onion,
chopped green pepper and toma-
toes. Cook until the onion is ten
der. Season with salt and pepper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-25

'as a sweet ending to . meal which
we call dessert.
A young housekeeper has asked
me to go into the muffin question.
MY husband is Southerner and
you know how they like hot bread.
do pretty well with biscuits but
I'm not so proud of my mullins. Do
you know the answer?'
I take for granted that the writer
is interested in plain mullins made
with either wheat -four or a combi-
nation Of flour and corn meal. The
mixing of either is similar. Just
remember that flour should be sifted
before measured as otherwise the
batter will be so thick that the muf-
fins themselves will not rise we'll and
will often crack too much. We don't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-25

remember that the secret of making
a smooth thickened sauce or gravy
is to blend flour with fat in equal
quantity, then add cool or lukewarm
liquid gradually while stirring the
mixture over low heat. Sauce or
gravy made this way will be free
from Jumps and will not separate
Proportions are: IL to tablespoons
each of flour and fat with l cup of
liquid.
Fat that drips from the meat in
cooking usually provides enough for
the gravy. But fat left over from
other meat may be used too. Very
often mixture Of fat from different
meats gives an extra good flavor to
gravy or sauce. Fat as well as meat
is extra valuable these days. Keep
every scrap Of edible fat clean, COW
cred and cold, ready to use for
sauces and gravies or for seasoning
vegetables.
Several different liquids may be
used in making sauce or gravy. The
Juice that cooks out Of roasted or
praised meat, or broth made by
stewing bones is best for brown
gravy Tomato Juice may also be
used, or the liquid drained off cooked
vegetables. Water or milk or a mix
ture of these are also good. Milk is
the liquid for light-colored gravy
or sauce-for the cream" gravy
served with fried chicken, pork
chops and ground meat pattieS or
for plain white sauce.
These three main ingredients
fat, flour and liquid-provide most
of the food value of the sauce. But
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-25
Timely Menu Suggestions
For Next Weeks Meals

LUNCHEON.
oyster SteU
Cabbage Salad MolaSSeS Cookie,
Tea
DINNER
Seatood a la King
Baked Potatoes Buttered Beets
Chocolate Pudding
SATURDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Orange Juice
Hot Cereal Coffee Cake
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Dreamed Mushrooms
Mired Green Salad
Leftover Pudding
DINNER.
Casserole OF Macar0ni, Cheese
and Bacon
Spinach With Vinaigrette Sauce
Hot Apple Pie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-25
Breads Add
Special Touch
To Any Meal

Hot breads always help to make
meal something special. In these
days when meal planning has so
many complications they are partic-
ularly appreciated. Sometimes pip
ing hot biscuits or mullins may be
made to do double duty. They can
be eaten plain with the main course
and with jam or marmalade served
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-25
Bp Edith NJ. Barber
SUNDAY.

By Edith NJ. Barber
SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Grapefruit
Toasted English Mullins
Marmalade Coffee
DINNER.
Avocado Appetizer
CELERY Carrot Strips
Fried Chicken, Cream Crazy
Boiled Hominy Buttered Peas
Boston Cream Pie
SUPPER.
Cottage Cheese Salad
Cookies Cocoa
MONDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Orange Juice
Reddy-to-EatC Cereal
Toast Boiled Eggs Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Casserole of Rice, Chicken Giblets
and Crazy
Esc1roge Salad Applesnuce
Tea
DINNER.
Scalloped Potatoes and Ham
Broccoli With BrotCned Crumbs
Coconat Blanc Mango
TUESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
SteDed Rhubarb
Hot Cereal
Hot Rolls Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Milk Vegetable ChoUder
Chicory Salad French Toast
Tea
DINNER.
Toasted Cheese
ouer-Fried Potatoes String Beans
Hot Gingercake
WEDNESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Stored Pears
Ready-to-Eat Cereal
Scrambled Eggs Toasted Rolls
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Grapefruit Salad
Gingercake Tea
DINNER.
Pot Roast of Beef or Veal
Potato Pancakes Fried ParSnipS
Tdpiocd Cream
THURSDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Oranges
Hot Cereal Bran Mullins
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Cream OF Onion Soup
RdD Carrot and Apple Salad
Toasted Crackers
Tea
DINNER.
Curried Pot Roast
Steamed Rice Buttered Cabbage
Cottage Pudding
Lemon Sauce
FRIDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Grapes
ReGdy-to-Edt Cereal
Podched Eggs on Toast
Coffee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-25


we don't like 1t wide open.
When it comes to corn mullins the
thickness of the batter depends to
some extent as to whether Northern
or Southern corn meal is used" The
latter is stone ground and is very
fine. All products are not standard
lied and I have found it necessary
sometimes to use extra liquid. The
batter when ready for the pan should
be just thick enough to run off the
spoon and break halfway between
the spoon and bowl. Southerners
shun sugar in mullins while North
ernerS demand it. The stone ground
meal is sweeter than the ordinary
meal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-25
Ingenuity Will Pay!
Sauces and Cravies Play Big Part
In Covering Up for SHORTAGES
By the Bureau Of Home Economics, USDA

Dp me bureau OF Home Economics. JSD4
More better to
handle
becomes
flavor a
on THESE suggestions Spread and flavor
get more servings
lat and dppng Scrape the serving platter the cooking
Some OF the finest
Drowned on the bottom pan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-25
8.
Betty2
Croker
suggests:

. A MEAT-THRIFTY MAIN DISH.
Have satisfying hot soup to precede it.
Then the meal seems ample. My staff
thinks your family will be happy about
this Sunday night supper.
Hot Vegetable Noodle Soup
pigs in Blankets"
Combination Salad Dill Pickles
Lemon Merineue Tarts
4 + 4
Add corn pudding or scalloped to-
matoes for a heftier weekday dinner.
. "PICS IN BLANKETS" Cook
sausages or ~ieners. Wrap each in OBJ
long Of biscuit dough " thick, letting
sausage tips show Bake Is min. in hot
oven (450'). Yummy!
kATIONING IS sHARINGi
9 SUCH TASTY SOUP-and easy!
when you make it with our new
product, called Betty Croker Veg
etable Noodle Soup Ingredients"
Clear, sparkling broth with fresh
cooked vegetables and tender eea
noodles. Zippy seasoninss.
X X X
= NO DRUDGERY-making soup
this new, easy way. Handy carton con-
tains all the dry ingredients. ready
prepared for your convenience.
Simply empty the packngeinto :
boiling soater add a sn,itch
Of butter let it simmer.
X K X
q TWICE AS MUCH SOUP as YOU
get from the average-sized can! SIT gen.
erous bowls Of soup. Do try our new
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21
PrU0 bOmbdrdiranje IL zraka je
bio pred 80 lett U Benetkah

Benetke so bile cd |. 1914 pod
avstrijsko oblastjo. L. 1848 pa
je nastal V Benetkah upor in
SO Benecani razglasili svojo
lastno republiko. Avstrijska
vojska je mesto obkolila in ga
zacela oblegati. Benecani so Sc
Avstrijcem upirali leto dni.
Dne 22. junija |. 1849 so Az
strict uporabili prvikrat V Ego
DOWN. zazigalne bonnie. Ma 200
majhnih balonov so privezali
pc Is kilogramov zazigalne
snovi. TIE balone so privezali
ma prave velike balone in Jill
Oh ugodnem vetru poslali mad
Benetke. Mad mestom so zazga-
Ii snow in majhne balone S 60
reco snovjo spustili mad Be-
netke. Nesreca pa je hotela, da
.je zapihal nasprotni veter in
zanesel vse balone mad avstrij-
sko taboriSce, kjer so povzroci-
Ii veliko skodo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21

Japonski list "Nici nici' OPT
suje zanimivo zgodbo O veliki
kaci, XII je delala ma otoku Hal
manu- veliko skodo. Kaca je BIZ
la dolga sedem metrov. V neki
vasi je noe "a nocjo ubijala ov-
,ce. Kmetje so jo skusali ma vse
nacine ujeti, pa nj slo. Nazad-
ME so Sc obrnili ma vojaSko OBJ
lastvo, maj jih resi- tie nadloge.
Vojaki so najprej pozvedeli,
odkod prihaja kaca k vaskim
hlevom in so ma pot postavili
vec veder mocnega ~japonskega
vina. Ko je kaca prisla, jo je
nitro privabil prijeten vinski
vonj in je takoj pokusila vino
IL prvega vedra. Vino il je vse-
kako cello prijalo, ker je skoro
vse popila. Vojaki, XII so kacC
opazovali, SO spoznali, da je pi-
jana. Navalili so nanjo IL Ease.
de, jo zvezali z verigami in vrv-
mi in jo poslali zivalski writ v
Tokiu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21
PcmorSSdk; Zdruzze-
nil? norodov

GOvOrimO 0 medzaVezniSki
kam2anji - Britancev, Ameri-
kancev, Francozov, XII sledijo
Giraudu, in Francozov, XII sledi-
jo De Gaulle-u; uspeti pa ne bi
mogla brez MOI kakega tucata
drugih narodov - Norvezanov,
Nizozemcev, Grkov, Jugoslova-
nov. Latinsko = Amerikancev
MOI V sluzbi, XII dobiva mani
publicitete kakor drugi, XII pa
riskirajO ravno toliko, ne da bi
imeli zadoscenja, da hi Sc aktiv-
no borili V povracilo, - in to so
mornarji ~trgovsklh mornaric
Zdruzenih narodov. Brez Nth mi
ne hi mogli zmagati V totalni
vojni.
Fronta, ma kateri ii pomor-
scaki deIajo, nj nikoli pr miru;
huiSa je V nekaterih letnih ca
sjh bolj kot V drugih. Morda ne
VednO tako huda, kakor V ne
katerih mesecih lanskega leta,
Vedno pa zadosti huda. O po-
drobnostjh Sc ne more porocati,
kcr sovraznik hi jih jake rad
i2Vcdel. VendarIe OBJ vseh lad
jah, XII SO bile potopljene, je We
likansko STcvilo Iadij, prevaza-
joGih ogromne koliGine zalog,
TarEo dospejo tia, kamor so BIZ
lie namenjene. Nemski ujetniki,
zajeti V I'unisijj, so Sc zaGudili,
ko so ~zagIedali ogromne koliti-
ne materijala "a amerisko Vol
sko; pravili so, da jim je radio
z donna povedal, da vse je bile
potopljeno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21

16. Tvoja sekira je padla v
morje. Vidis do kaksnih deset
metrov globoko. Tam v blizini
pa je morski pes, XII hi tie bill ne
koc re skoraj pozrl. Kako Dos
sekiro vzlic morskemu psu
sprawl ma kopno?
Lovenje S palicami in podob,
mimi predmeti ne pride po-
stew.
X. Ma ravnem gricu sredi O.
toka 81 81 napravil vrt. Nekega
dine tam zalivas rastline. LINE
NADIA pa zagledas kaksna diva
kilometra dalec ladjo, XII plove
mimo. Ljudje ma njej hi tie ne
mOgli slisati, &c bi kriGal, in tu-
di &c bi mahal z robci, bi tie ne
opazili. Tedaj pa Sc spomnis ne
cesa, kar ii obljuba vec uspeha,
da tie bodo ma ladji slisali. Sa-
mo z vrtnarskim orodjem, XII 81
ga prinesel S seboj, Sc ii posre-
q zclo okrepiti klice ma pomoG,
Kaj stOris?
! IS. Vsak teden dvakrat lett
ponoci postno letalo V veliki vi
SIM mad otokom. Kako opozo-
RS posadko z dalec vidnimi INA
XII nase?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21
CLOVESKO TELO IN ELEK.
TRIKA

Ucenjaki re dale casa preu-
cujejo vprasanje, zaka:j neka-
teri ljudje boil privlacujejo
nase strelo kakor drugi. Nedav-
no Sc je V nekem kraju zgodilo,
da je ena sama strela ubila Sc
dem liuGi. NajZanimivejse pa
je bio, da je ostalo mnogo lju-
I'll ma istem kraju, kjer je ire
$cilo, povsem neposkodovano.
cato SO Jill pozneje skrbno pre-
iSkali in zdravniki upajo, da
5odo zbrani podatki sluzili k
p%ojasnitvi starega vprasanja.
re dolgo MANFRED opazajo, da
nekateri ~posamezniki privlacu-
iejo elektriko nase boil kakor
dIugi. Znano je, da je telo ne
katerih ljudi dober prevodnik
elcktrike, ceprav je clovesko
telo nav&dno slab prevodnik.
Zdlavniki sodijo, da je privlac-
most t@lesa "a elektriko V Cd
visno&t; S telesno elektriko.
PrejSnje case so mislili, da
kljuCi, ure in drugi kovinski
predmeti privlacujejo strelo,
zdaj pa SO baje ugotovili, da
to ne drIi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21
ramo skrciti svoje standarde
z~ivljenja.

ASJ>J1s Ea...#@ "E
Ako to storimo, nikdo izmed
mas ne DO prisiljen pogresati de-
janske potrebseine zivljenja. Mi
vsi moramo imeti vsega zado-
sti, ako ne skusamo dobiti pre-
vec." In predsednik je dodal:
" Mi sele sedaj zaeenjamo euti-
ii krute posledice totalne vojne.
Mozje, srecni S svojimi druzina-
mi, morajo zapustiti cedne in
dobro placane sluzbe, da posta-
nejo vojaki "a $500 ma leto oh
lie skromnih dodatkih "a zene in
otroke, XII SO cd Min odvisni. Mi,
XII ostajamo v civilnem zivlje-
nju, da produciramo zivez in
zaloge "a ME in neskrcljiv mi
nimum "a same sebe, sc ne sme-
mo kregati med seboj v praz-
mem prizadevanju, da hi izbolj-
sail ali cello, ohranili svoj polo
zaj ma ra6un drugih".
V mocvirjih Tunisije in Move
Guineje DO to odmevalo kot ne
kaj pametnega. Morda DO Cd
mevalo kot nekaj pamNnega
tudi pri jake mnogih ljudeh tu-
kaj donna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21
Borbo pro+j dragiiniiii

Nikak posameznik, nikak raz-
red ljudstva nOGe seveda zao-
stajati proved nazaj V tel stva-
ri mezd in cen; vsakdo hoce O.
hraniti svoj sorazmerni polozaj,
ako le more.
Poslanica predsednika pa, S
katero je odrekel svoje odobre-
ME zakonskega naGrta Bank
head Bill, izjaVila je: "Cas je
prisel, ko Sc vsi izlned mas -
poljedelci, deIavci, upravitelji in
Vlagatelji - moramo zavedati,
da ne moreno izboljsati svoje
zivljenske standarde, dokler
vojna traja. Narobe, mi vsi mo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21

tiS NJ Aildl pOAiloSotA ho "
mem otoku. Drug ucenjak mu
je ma to odgovoril, da Sc najbrz
tudi ia psihiater ne hi proved
dobro obnesel ma samotnem oto-
ku. Ia malenkostni spor dveh.
~ucenjakov osvetljuje zelo dobro
vprasanje rcbinzonstva. Clovek
Sc lie S tezavo prebije sam brez
tuje pomoci, in nj potrebno. da
bi bill omejen, &c 81 ne We V Vsa-
KEN primeru pomagati. Jasno
pa je, da 81 DO Glovek, XII ma
dovolj iznajdljivosti in daru.za
prilagoditev kot Robinzon bolje
obnesel, kakor tisti, XII ten da-
row nina.
Leta 1908 je zbudil skotski
norman Aleksander Selkirk do
sti pozornooti, ker 5e vzdrzal
vec let ma samotnem otoku V
Them oceanu. Postal je prapO-
doba Robinzona Crusoeja, juna-
ka slavne Defoejeve knjige.
Aleksander Sc je leta 1904 ude-
lezil tihotapskega potovanja Pc
morju. Sprl Sc je s svOjim Ea~
pitanom in ia ga je izpostaTiI
ma majhnem G IA, oto6ju Jua-
ma fernandez, dobro zalOzene-
ga z twill in raznim Orodjem.
Ko so ga stir leta pozneje S te-
ga otoka pobrali, je bill pray
srecen, da je lahko zapustil sVo-
je pristine bivalisGe.
Otocje Juan Fernandez ina
podtropsko oceansko podnebjo
in lei nasproti Gilenske Obale.
Selkirku je resilo zivlienje to,
da je bill otok, kjer so ga izpo-
stavili, dobrih sto let pred ME
GOWN prihodom zavetisGe NOR
skin razboiHikov. tt postenjaki
so pripeljaIi ma Otok koze, da
so imeli OF vsaki priloznosti me-
so. Morskl razbojniki so re dav-
no izginili, toda kOze SO Sc mo-
enc razmnczile in so p~odiVjale.
Brez Nth takrat Robinzon ne
hi bill mogel ma otoku ostati.
To DO takoj ra2umIjivo, &c ro~
mislimo, kako Jc S preziVlja-
njeIa ma nc~obljudenin otokih.
VISA naSa rastlinska hrana Sc
stoji IL rastljn, XII jih je Gl0Ve1
teku tisoGletij poplemenitjl il
SO sele S TEN p~ostalo uzitne.
Kulturnih rastlin pa ia SamOt-
mem otoku nj, in zaradl to4u X
Dila vsai V TEN oziru Robinzo-
nova mia pray slaco UbiozeI2.
Cd jagged in koreninic 1--WE lJud-
jc samo Y praVlJicah. &ulEi-N j
moral pokuzati dosti iznajdIJi-
vosti, pctrpezljivosti in SaLno~
premagovanja, da je ostal xiv.
Ali hi Sc ii, dragi bralec, dobro
obnesel namestu NIGGA?
Tu hos incl p~riloznOst, de- to
sam odlocis in pokazeS. Ne mo
reno preizkusiti, kolikO wolfe IN
o%dlocnOsti mas, toda preizkusi-
mo lahko vsaj tvojo iznajdlji-
vost, S TEN, da ii damo resiti
nekaj nalog. Pc svojih praVil-
nih ali nepravilnih odgoVorih
lahko potell sam sklepaS, kaks-
ne uspehe hi lahko priGakOVal V
svojem robinzon ~zivljenju. "a
mas sotrudnik, XII je Ia vprasa-
MIA sestavi] tudi sam nina
praktiGnih izkusenj o ~zivljenjl
ma samOtncm OtOku. cato 50
nasa ~vpraSanja, Kakor moram0
priznati, samo pod domi$liijc
so pa sama " 5anja, pred ka-
terra je bill postavljen tudi Ro-
binzon.
Torej, poslusaj zdaj! Neke-
ga dne dozivis brodolom oh
vzhodni obali JUNE Amerike
nekje V blizini otocja Juana
Fernandeza in voda te zazenc
brez vseh pripomockov ma oba.
10 otOka. Ko 81 premagal obi
cajnO nezaVest in trenutke obu-
pa, gres S trdnim sklepom, da
hoces ziVeti Sc dale, ma delo
Tu pa Sc ii zastavijo prva vpra-
SANTA. XII oOSnOdoya1nO zahte.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21
ALI BI Bill DOBER ROBINZON?

Podnebje ma otoku je zdravo,
dezevna doba pa traja seveda
Sest mesecev.
cato potrebujes suho stano-
vanje.
V zatetku, dragi Robinzon, tt
DO Sc zlasti hudo, ker nimas nj
cesar drugega, kakor svoJo Ia
pestno uro, lahko poletno oble-
ko, vsebino svoje denarnice IN
morda Sc enega ali diva robca.
Potem pa pride, kakor hos videl
il nash vprasanj nekega dine
velika sreta. Najprej Vrze NOR
je ma tvoj otok coin, Xxi Sc je O.
citno nekje utrgal, ker je ohio
zen z vrtnim orodjem, majhnlm
sodom, skropilnico in dolgo
mocno vrvjo. Drugic najdes "a
BOZ S koristnimi predmeti - z
debelimi vrvmi in velikimi wit
XII vrvice in Sc nekaj drugih re-
Gi. Pc zacetnih udarcih ii zdaj
postaja usoda bolj naklonjena.
Kako Sc be- robinzonada nazad-
ME koncala tega ne moreno
odlociti mi. Use .je odVisnO Cd
tega, ali 81 hos znal pomagati IL
mnogih tezav. In zdaj ii zelimo
"dosti domiSljije "a teoreticno
resevanje robinzonade".
Tu zastavljam1 - vprasanj,
ma katera je treba odgovoriti.
/. Ogenj spada k recem, Xxi
Jill najbolj potrebujes. Kako 81
ga napravis S pripomocki, Xxi Jill
imas re prvi dan pri roki?
2. Izdelal hi 81 rad kamenit0
sekiro, naseI ; moGnO ravno We
10 in velik ~ ncn. Kako hos ia
kamen razhl&I?
3. V majhnem zaliVu kar mr.
goli rib. Napravil 81 81 lesenO
kopje in Sc dolgo vadil, preden
81 sci ma low. Ceprav pa imaS
dobro roko, Sc ii ne posreGi no
bene ribe zadeti. Kaj je temu
vzrOk?
4. Tvoia ura Sc ii ustavila.
Nekega dine najdes ma obali ste
klenicO. Kako 81 napraviS IL
steklenice uro, Xxi gre dale ca
So?
5. Koledar 81 napravis ma ia
naGin, ia zarezujes V dolg drog
Crte. kako Sc obvaruje$, da yes
ali nisi V boleznt kakSnega dne
prespal ali izpustil?
6. incl 81 nepricakovano sre-
ia D.; vioornI c. 0rib7i5o q.
brez5u vclik zaboj, XII Sc zaradi
ud@rca Oh skalo zdrobi. Ma o.
balo pa pade pu5ka $ strelivom,
SekIYa in eve Skatli E0HzerV.
<a.la.n vol bo - droaocon;
,7.ar, II nGoosa1 :, roo,ie "a
hoS n.i.vai rasi1q
ra1 r; incl dobro G;s+o
yoI K,Eo 81 !, bos nan~av;Iq
s yaI,d.o :; g; noL1ori1 Mor-
do =: l.,i no;odo,
Kai h.. sroril?
q Doors+a oa-r;vas s7odou.
.,o., J.; nur,a,o;ri.io All -;
uordo ,oI.son 4,,iao w. o+olno
"a oro* No. c1odoy;h sa,,oda -.
ro5! - +1a+ 1or+.i 70;
"a nan,.~5 40 w.. toLai rno'
rna1 r+o~;nia 80 a,,on9
~ 1a,,.Jl g; ho: ,asoao In.
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