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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07
EXTRA TALENT

A talentd sketch artist, Veda Ann Borg. currently appearing in Pine Thomas Scared Stiff," spends her spare time on the set making fast pencil sketches of her fellow play CTS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07
JOHN NEsBITT RETURNS

John Nesbitt arrives from the east this week to report at Metro Gold wyn-Mayer for his next Passing Parade subject, Gold Is Where You Find It."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07
STAR GETS MENEENTO

During the filming of Paramount's 1.-TWO Years Before the Mast" q fan sent Alan Ladd an original letter written by Richard Henry aDna, author of the famous sea story upon which the picture is based. The missive is Q literary col- lector's item.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07

WELL-GROOMED NEWSMAN Walter Pidgeon is the newspaper mans best friend.
 There isn't slouch hat, rumpled collar, dirty shirt, or wrinkled suit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07
NO SOFT TOUCH

A former Golden Gloves cham pion, Robert Lowery, who stars in Pnie- Thomas Dangerous Passage" keeps in trim by punching the bag daily in the Paramount gym.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07
MOVIE COP CHAMPION

Leroy Garman, Metro Goldwyn- Mayors Studio police offer rates to- day as top pistol shot of Southern California.
 At the 1924 Qualifying match for Army Expert .45 pistol rating, he topped field of forty entrants with sizzling 97.77. Expert rating is given for an 85.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07
MOvIE TOT's FIRST SNOW

MOVIE TOVS FIRST SNOW
 Margaret O'Brien and Jackie JeI1- kins have seen snow on trips to New York, but never played in it. For an outdoor winter scene in M-G-MS "Our iVneS Have Tender Grapes" !" artificial snow was piled kneed deep and the seven -year-old actors didn't have to be coaxed to play in it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07
REERY GnEs EAsT

BEERY GOES EAST
 Wallace Beery leaves on short business trip to New York (this week. after having attended the sneak preview of his latest Metro Goldwyn-Mayer starrer, "This Mans Navy"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07
HOLLYWOOD
 GOSSIP
STYLES LEANING BACKWARD

According to Emily Kimbtrough, "Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, !" Paramount's picturization of hers and Cornelia otis Skinner's best selling novel, may cause wounen's dress styles to swing toward those of the 1910 era, judging from the letters she hash been receiving. ask- ing her for full descriptions of the gowns worn by Gall Russell and Diana Lynn in the moviet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07
GOOD LUCK HAT

Director Billy Wilder is again wearing his good luck hat" during the filming of Paramount's 'The Lost Weekend" starring Ray Mil- had and Jane Wyman, Billy takes the ancient green Tyrolean hat out of the nothballS and dons it every time he makes Q picture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-07

ROGER MAHAN THEATERs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
Protest Federal
Paper Sto(kpile

CHICAGO. jan. : UT1 The
eago Newspaper Publishers
Association today opposed creation
OF 4 government ncwsprlut stock
pile as neither necessary nor
practicable
The association adopted reep-
k.lAn- rlEAGiuulag a tl-An-Lo- pr
Is O0p tons Of canadian new sprint
into a government Stockp!le be-
cause ct viii not operate IN thc
intrrests Of our armed forces,
II had been proposed that 'hc
government purchase the 1900
tons. the difference between pre-
lw.uan and revised estimates on
fT-6 3WT7.TT 0r aNAdIan NJ" sprint
available during the first quarter
o. i43t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08

Betnf- the wife of-s f,Fe-tatft+ttf
candidate Is fun il you like people
says Mrs John W. Broker, vito
of Ohio's favoritc son and MS COS b.
ernOr.
And l like people. all kinds
Of people. very much" she says.
Sitting in the presidential suite
at the BoOk-Cadillac Hotel She
talked about her only son, Jack
who is -
"Iie Was just X when We
moved into the goXernor'S maa--
sion at Columbus, my home
town by the way was deter
mined that he would have as
nearly normal boys life a.
possible. But that il easier said
than done in such "A situation.
\ REGULAR BOY
I'm proud Of the fact that
II YOU call on It's down there
YOU probably will run into
football game in our back yard.
or there will be gang OF neigh
bOrhOOd youngsters playing in
the recreation room down stairs.
ITO help the situation We
went tO Ohio State and found
young student, a good athlete.
who came To- live with III. He
and Jack we're pals. He gained
a brother Ne a-Snn,r and -eIIF-
boy WAS never lonely.
Il remember the dan Jack
first filled i'm for his dad at "A
public function was enter
tanning Miss Marian Martin.
Republican vuIuaH organizer.
Jack appeared In the reCep-
ton line, neatly brushed and
combed-with his three pet
white rats. His entry Was n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
GOPGan Save ~.
Bricker Says Here
e outinued from Page One

publican Party is appealing 20 rea
son rather than emouou.
The question for America 10
decide, ne SAID us simply this
Shall government direct the
lives of our people or shall the
people direct the government 80
that IL NAV aid them, indiVidu-
ally and hopefully 10 find their
own way
Are We going 10 continue
our march toward tOtalitarian-
ism or are ne g1iRR Ia preserve
the free atmosphere which our
pln-hs.Aa AF.Astth.-ti- since our
country was founded
Shall We maintain n great
governmental structure 30 which
people are subserNient or shall
~ maintain those conditions
which have led TO the develop
ment Of A great. Self-relisnt
people, 90 whom the govern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
NOT ABLtS PRESENT

Scores of prominent Michigan
FrpIouDfh> were present m the
oNt'ii'"ii- grand ballroom. IN
t.Allit '''' hr|IN ana former
D"N. Nl-"'l lait. h.'
- y = T-TT 70 me
audience which ~aW lu rbo forth
RIGHT >prD.r a definite lHit 20 the
COP h-t 'o tn-n power.
After tta luncheon and .ncacb
reception and Tea for Mrs.
Erckoi Wt- iDI1 .u the ballroom.
a ,.-a....,, .,...ac .l., re
g4ri,g MS ono al the Governor :
STRONGEST u.|tr..I as.,t.
.,.'. oo,,,...uua ,...a.a..u
- -. - . us
49,, - -.
'''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
ALL SEEK VICTORY

RuCker >c0f1ed A. JDW0Cf8fID
as.eLlLnls- t-A- - l---L1 IL --AA---
90 change leaders Up during a War
Every american citizen. re
said has the right 90 resent
any political leadership that a.
Sume> to take unto itself credit
for winning the MAR.
The motto Win the War be
came the motto of cNerN real
American on Dec T. 1871. and il
must be the motto of all until
the day OF victory il here.
Military victory i not
--r-rurg'T- tr7Tr1ca rTTyr CUTffffT1rTUT--
rate with those who want a
world AT peace The ScourCe
iw hieh twice I'm this generation
has taken the lives Of some Of
the braVest and best of Our
young men. must not come
again.
with military victory We
must also assure the defeat of
that philosophy Of life and gov
eminent which has driven the
world 10 chaos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
-.
~
SANE \
IWkS1t
! PAPER

exchange, SAID calls for collections
averaged 250 pounds per call The
minimum for collections IS 100
pounds or approximately the
height OF d broomsuck.
NOTIFY NEIGHBORS
Engcrson reported that persons
calling for collection OF waste
paper had aided greatly by noil-
fylng their neighbors when trucks
come bN 10 pick UP thrlr supplies
Cne dealer. sent out on a call
rUilectcd nearly two tons by
checking nearby houses after the
original pickup.
This saves manpower and
gasoline" EHEpESpn pointed out,
"aS well aS getting thr waste
paper as quickly a. possible to
the mills.
Mills Still SHORT
While The paper drive u gain
Inc IN volume the results nave not
yct solved inc mills pTohiem Of
supplies. The River RaiSin co in
Monroe Is on II iour-day week and
reported 1000 tons al produC-
an lost iu the last tWO week,
The company manufactures cor
rIgatcd and fiber boxes for tank
parts. bomber parts blood piaSTUu
containers Red eros, package,
and other vital war materials
The school drive set Tor Jan IL
I. expected ~ br.ng a large IN
crease IN supplies for The paper
mills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08

Salvage Com
nittee. which
Us sponsoring
the G urr 9 n Z
drive. { al S
for collection
of pa per at
Randolph S282
cen TT a cN-
change b q y q
q o n tin u ed a
st g a d y rise,
Anderson SAID.
Even during
The holiday sea-
s O n, ! @ h n
IngeTSOn sal
wage official in
charge Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
Accused Of HAVING 4 Wives

FLINT. Jan. = Frank Floyd,
g. Of 1906 Jane. is wanted for
prosecution al kennett. Mo, for
allcgtdiy having four wives.
Police are holding him for Mis-.
sour officers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
SOn.'AReaI Boy.
---NrS. Bricker
BY VERA BROWN

Being the wife of presidential candidate fun you like
people says Mrs John w Bncker wife of Oho fayote
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
Makes AII-Day
Standing Easy
On Your Feet

" you are % your feet All dsy walking
o. fooy or standing IN front II machine
lust sprifFic Aliens Foot-tsse On your
fest and into your rh"es 7 hiH eoo'hinE pow
.er brings quick re- ~ 60 tired. burning
feet " ben shoes pinch and torture sou
1rprn all day standing Alien cnt-tase IL
That YOU want Acts instantly to.sbsorb
Successive preparation and prevents lot
edc RS So be sure 20 ask FOR Allen
toot-F aso en- the easy. simple way go aii-0ay
sIA nding and saikIng comfort. Get % TO-DAY
"a ~ d~ugutfts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
Paper Collection
Gains Steadily,
Anderson Says

The contbued hammerUg for
waste aPei has shown -zt.,--tfits7
kaccordIng to Edwin J. Anderson.
koairman of Nc Wayne County
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
TAN MENACE

The many present restrictions
upon the individual and business
he insisted. are not solely p part
OF the war program bat part NJ
the governing parfNS philosophy
which began ~ 1882 and which
has continued unchecked.
There has been constant
growing tax burden BUCkCr
said. sitting initiative. threat
ening business, curbing the indi-
vidual.
we do not object 10 the taNes
for waf. but Ne do object 10
paying for inefficiency. and
waSteiul expenditures too often
used 10 build powerful political
organization.
Let no une he mi>led 90 be
lieNe that the attack on bust
ness in this country. the subor-
dination Of local government,
the suppression 0T The individual.
the growth of bureaucracy are
solely a part of the war pro
gram.
PART OF NEW DENI
They are essentially part
Of the New Deal philosophy
which began with the \Ri and
which has followed through 60
the present time
The people the governor said
must decide tho ISSUES OF the COM
lng campaign 300 open forum for
from their Judgment comes the
strength al our ipee. government
foi iht> &ca-on has SAID. ,iRe Re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
bN reasonable
Legislation.

by reasonable and sane tax
Legislation"
The rawtieatoDs OF the NeU
TJea F3VC become 80 immense
ErickCr continued that the people
are frightened and Kept m a con
slant state of uncertainty. HC
added
Our people are bewildrred
and STARTLED bN the extent 10
~ hic h their government has
gone 10 become their master.
The indictment against he
New Deal philosophy IL based
upon H. lack OF LAit h -ln-the-
people, i'll nNer-cmpha>is on
Centra liIAtion of government. it,
belief In arrogant bureauCraCN.
its proclaimed doctrine OF "A ma
-tt4Fe eConeft4N ~ - n restricted
production both IN agriculture
and Industry. all of which cut
minated In the distorted suggc~-
ttoU OF VII Hopkins that The
people do not know what -
good for them anyway. We will
spend and spend, taN and tax,
elect and elect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08


success, needless tn say Miss
I Martin took the situation like
"A major. but the reception line
went out OF formation quickly.
We've gone through the
white rat and guinea pig stage
Of pets. Today We just have a
pet squirrel. golden retriever.
We sent the Airedale on 10 the
MAGS. Jack il proud Of that"
Mrs. Broker y FOND Of politics
but she says she is no campaigner
and no speech maker
However, she finds herSe Z
making speeches continually She
does II with ease She's an Ohio
State girl who wanted 10 take up
chemical research as a profession.
MARRIED INSTEAD
Instead She married young at
torney Brlcker after She had
taught chemistry IN Columbus
nigh school for a year
What does Jack want 10 bec
At the moment "A hunter and
trapper. He l. fine fly fisher
man. I'm fact our little family
loves Ia fish. don't hunt. hut
have tried deep sea fishing"
Mrs Broker is a dark, slender
woWaH attractive and smart.
People Ike her InNtinctively
"ln the old days I loved to
cook. Now there doesn't seem
10 be much tiruF for IT, Si7e
mI~Cu-
Snc s So efficient taat after con
>ullug the home economies de-
pariWcHt 81 her university She
facrd mo State board OT super
VISOR, alone and got me plumbing
OF me governor mansion fixed
She admits tna' VA, good en-
ginCCrInr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
Prestige CELAkESE
RAY0N MESH HOSIERY

IrpEulars
Dry overnight. 8 20 10 hours is
all they need. They hug the
ankle and cali and give beat
tiiul, sheer appearance A snag-
resistant Petit Point mesh.
warm eolors Sizes 81 TO lOI4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08

irregulAFs
Lovely cotton Isle stockings,
strong and sturdy enough for
work or shopping. Full fash
toned. Irregulars OF better
grades Sizes g 10 1917.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08

Irregulafs
Exquisite 5l-gauge hose in
Full fashioned Gossamer sheer
rayon chiffon. Lovely shades.
Sizes sTa-loIz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08

lrrtguiars
Beautiful quality Prestige
hose, sheer enough to wear
with your best evening dress.
Full fashioned 70 fit the leg
perfectly Reinforced for wear.
Newest celetSr-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-05
V Gem je razlika in zakaj
tako zgledovanje?

"Ameriska Domovina' Sc zelo ~zgleduje mad Louis
Adamicem, ker je V New Yorku govoril ma javnem sho-
du, XII Sc je vrsil V spomin 11letnice slovitega procesa
radi poziga n~emskega r~ajhstaga, pri katerem je bill boil
garski komunist in poznejsi ia jnk kominterne, George
Dimitrov, ma zatozni klopi kot glavni obtozenec. Ma istem
shodu je govoril tudi Earl Browder.
Namen shoda gotovo nj bill slab, kajti pozig rajhsta-
ga, XII so ga narocili naciji sami, da so imei pretvezo "a
vrzenje komunisticnih poslancev IL parlamenta, je bill
prvi Gin, S katerim je nacizem razgalil sVoj cilj: potisnltl
kazalec casa nazaj in %pripraviti tia "a vek novega bar
barstva. Ako bi bill sVet to praVocasnO razumel, namesto
da je Hitlerju in njegovi zlocinski bandi dajal potuho,
menec, da s tenn odvlaca "komunisticno nevarnost," bi
81 bill prinranil mnogo gorja in solza.
Dejstvo, da Sc nj nihCe drugi spomnil, da bi opo-
zoril ma obletnico dotGnega zgodovinskega procesa, ko-
munistom nj V sramoto. T0da BroWder in Adamic nista
bila edna goVornika ma onenjenem shodu. Ma n jem so
govorili tudi ArthuroG Gar field Hayes, XII je zastopal Anne
risko zvezo "a civilne svobodScine; DIR. Charming H. To-
bias, clan narodnega odbora Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, Philip Van Gelder, tajnik-blagajnik Industrial
Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers., CLIO Paul
Robson, slavni zamorski bias, in Sc vec drugih. New
York Times je porocal, da Sc je shod vrsil pod So
pokroviteljstvom $3.50 oseb, XII zavzemajo odlicna mesta
pri vladi, s~olstvu, V politiki, umetnosti, knjzevnosti, in
civicnem zivljenju." Adamic torej nj bill V tako slabi dru-
Scini kot sc boje sosedje pri A. D.
MAJ DO A. D. poklicala ma odgovor tudi Roosevelta,
HULA in Churchilla, XII so Sc cello tako daec spozabili,
da so Sc S Stalinom, Molotovom in drugimi ruskimi komu-
nisticnimi prvaki vsedli k isti mizi, in so Sc cello pustili V
njihovi druscini fotografirati? Zakaj maj bi bio sramot-
no bti z BroWderjem ma istem odru, ampak "velika cast
sedeti ma banketu S Stalinom ali Molotovom?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-05
Velika zzena yelikemu
mOzu =

Maja meseca t. /. je minilo
1O5 let, odkar Sc je rodil gent
jalni ruski skladatelj Cajkov-
ski. Nekaj mesecev.. pred TEN
jubilejem smo gledali ljubljan.
skem kinu film, XII je kot "Sim-
fonija ~zivljenja" predstavljal
trpljenje, delo in odnos tega du-
hovnega velikana do zene, XII
mu je toliko pripomogla do OBJ
stoja in slave. Marsikatero oko
se je solzilo sprico tragicne u
sode obeh; MISC pa bill redki tu-
di taxi, XII so odklanjali film
kot potvaro resnice in kot pre-
racunano poudarjanje najin-
timnejsih zivljenskih dozivljaj
|teh dveh velikih oseb. Sestav-
ljalcu filma je pac glavno to-,
kar Sc vidi, kar vzbuia senza-
CLIO, roman; brez vesti gre pre-
ko yseh tihih, skrivnostnih niti,
XII resnicno pleto zivljensko pot
.cloveka.
Kaj je bila resnica v odnosu
Nadezde Filaretovne do tyorca
syetovno znanih oper "Evgenija
.Onjegina" in "Pikove dame,
skladatelja treh velikih simfo-
Mi, dveh baletov ("Labodje je-
zero" in "speca lepotica''D, av-
torja mnogih drugih skladb, XII.
imajo trajno vrednost ne Same
Y ruski, nego v obci svetovni
glasbi?
V zivljenju in delu tega ge-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-05
Vceraj zlocinec, jutri junak; tudi tempo
Zg0doyine Sc spreminja

Vceraj zlocinec, danes dostojen clovek, jutri pa ca
Seen patriot in mucenik. Taxa je navadno osebna Ego
dovina revolucijonarnih duhov, XII ne docakajo, da bi
njihova idea slavila zmago.
Komaj 20 let start francoski Student Fernand Bon
nier de la Chappela je pred Teton dni V Alziru ustrelil
admirala Darlana, XII ga je smatral "a izdajico Francije,
in je bill sam 48 VI pozneje usmrcen ma podlagi pravo-
reka prekega soda, XII je V opravicbo svoje akcije spustil
V svet govorico, da je bill mladi atentator V sluzbi fast
Una, XII Sc je ma ia nacin masceval mad Darlanom radi
prestopa ma stran zaVeznskih sill.
SVet nj nikoli dosti dial ma to razlago in je takoj cd
zacetka sunni, da je resnica cisto %drugacna. In svet Sc nj
motil. Danes nihce vec ne dvomi, da je bill mladi la Cha
pella gnan cd motvov najcistejsega patrijotizma, in da
Je umr kot mucenik "a svoje ideale. Oh prvi obletnici
njegove smrti so predstavniki francoskega osvobodilnega
gihanja V Alziru obiskali la Chapellov grob in ga obsui
S cyetjem.
PliScl DO dan, ko DO danes zasuznjena Francija 20
pet postala nosteljica idej svobode, enakosti in brat
stVa, IN V tel Francji bodo mozje, zene in otroci castili
spomln lie Chapelle in S spomeniki slavili njegovo ime.
ludl DeVica Orleanska je bila sezgana ma grmadi kot so
Vraznlca lnstitucij, XII so takrat govorile v imenu Fran
ciJe. V njenem s~lueaju je poteklo vec stoletij, predno je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-05
Bert
E JE MRTEV

Kali smO.
Drugi dan je priSlo pismo.
"Vceraj nismo mogli priti
jutri mas pride vseh devet. Po-
cakajta ma mas in ne zakoljita
prasica pref. Ne pozabita, da
smo vsi prispevali pri nakupu.
Pridemo popoldne in sc ze vese-
limo svezih jetrnic in krvavic!"
Zdaj sva pa imela vraga!
"Zakaj nisva pocakalaw je
jadikovala zena.
"Zakaj nisva! Zakaj nisva !
Nisva pac!'
Poznala sva svoje dobre So
rodnike. &c da KIDD izmed Nth
diva kovaca, jih hoce potem pet
nazaj. Tu je bill najprej stric
Artur, potem teta Nina, stric
Teodor s svojo zeno Emilio,
potem naglusni stric Hugon,
tretja zena drugega oceta mo-
.je prve matere in Ocvirkova IL
vasi. Kako sta prisla O.
z menoj V. sorodstvo,
nisem mogel nikoli pray zvede-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-05

"Vzemite kaksno sredstvo "a
bljuvanje, prijatelji!"
V sobi je nastala strasna zme-
da.
Goltali SO pilule "a bljuvanje,
mleko, ricinovo Ollie, kavino 60
SEQ in rum. z gosjimi peresi so
Sc scegetali pc goltancih, Sc S
prsti so 81 segali v vrat. Pc ko-
tin vseh sob so cepeli moi dra-
gi sorodniki in kadar je KIDD IL
med Min prisel do sape, mi je
S stisnjeno pestjo zagrozil.
Sci sem V kuhinjo.
Helena je tulila OBJ stedilni-
ku
"Helena!"
"Da, gospod!"
"Kdaj je pa pes poginil p.
"Dobro minute pref, preden
sem prisla povedat," je z jo-
kom izdavila il sebe.
"Ali je moral dolgo trpeti?"
"Ne, takoj je bill mrtev."
"Kako je bio? Povejte mil"
"Vzela sem ga S seboj, ko sem
sla nakupovat. Sla sva cez &C.
sto ="
"In tedaj je padel in oble-
zal i"
Helena je odkimala.
"Tedaj je pridrvel avto in ga
povozil!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-05

nespodObno In nlkakor ne more
vzgojno ucinkovati.
Re pref smo rekli, da otrok ne
razlikuje raznih stopenj in vrst
lazi. Premlad in prenerazvit je
Sc, da bi mogel moralno vredno-
It'll. Lagal DO lie tedaj, &c mu DO
laz kakorkoli koristna. Laz to-
rel moramo prepreciti tudi Ia
ke, da jo napravimo nekoristno,
potem izgubi svoj smisel in mo-
ra sama zamreti. To velja po-
sebno tudi "a tisti otroke, XII so
"laznivi" - ceprav njihova laz-
nivost, ker je pac otroska, nj V
nicemer zlobna, torej tudi ne
memoranda. Nekoristno pa laz
ne napravimo S tenn, da otroka
"a vsako njegovo laz pretepa-
mo in ga zmerjamo Z znano kri-
lattice "kdor laze, ia krade,' XII
nit ne drzi, temvec dale otro-
ku lie novo vzpodbudo, da bi mo-
gel prav "a pray tudi krasti >. .
&c Sc prot otroski lazi borimo
lie S tenn, da laz samo p~reganja-
mo, ne bono nikoli uspeli. &c
bono otroku danes zaradi lazi
premerili hlace, Sc DO jutri fla
gal zopet, lie bolj prekanjeno,
boil previdno in svetohlinsko,
Proti lazi sc DO najbolj bo-
ril tisti, XII DO resnici dial pravc
veljavo. Ne lie, da DO resnico 60
voril in branil, ampak tudi otro,
kovo resnico DO spostoval. C
pride otrok ma primer blater
domov, ga bodo seve Vprasall
kaj je pocel. &c DO tedaj tepen
ker je prostodusno primal, da
Sc je pretepal s sosolci, 81 be
pc sill starSev drugic izmlslll
da Sc mu je spodrsnilo. Ko be
teda.j kaznovan zaradi blatno'
sti in zaradi lazi, Sc DO nauci.
verodostojno lagati. Kdor no
&c, da otrok govori resnico, Ga
ne SINE nikoli kaznovati, &c pc
We resnico. (Otrok je bill doVol.
kaznovan re s tenn, da je mora.
yes blaten prehoditi dobrsen kos
poti. &c. DO moral obleko Sc san
snaziti%'g ga DO tudi to naucilo
da mora boil patti ma obleko)
Ker je vzgoja V mnogocen
zlagana, je otrok lazniv. Kjel
odrasli lazejo, 1aze tudi otrok
Kjer je, otrok kaznovan, &c pc,
We resnico, DO rasi lagal, kel
je vsaj majhna verjetnost, ds
bodo starsi verjeli njegovi laz
- ali Sc vsaj delali, kakor ds
verjamejo. To SO osnovne resni.
&c okoli lazi vzgoji. Obratns
! je pesem okoli resnice. Kjel
resnico govore, tudi otroku n:
treba lazi. 'Kjer Sc vzgoja
vsem drzi resnice DO tudi otrol
resnicoljuben. Lagal pa nikol.
ne DO, &c ga ne bono preganja.
Ii, kadar prostodusno prizna
svoje porednosti. Otrok, XII mt
laz nj potrebna kot nekaksnc
obrambno sredstvo, ne laze!