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Evening star., 1944-11-15

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We Will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
Ing House, are not necessarily
those OF The Star, and as 1t is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility
for them.
Betsy Cas.peN.
Evening star., 1944-11-15
RHUBARB TAPIOCA PUDDING.
Thanks to Mrs. c. E. A.,
Arlinoton.
DOUBLE TROUBLE.
(ThdnkS to Mr.. B. L. H.,

tlHuHhS 10 MT. %. l.. H.,
Washington
The item from Mrs. G. H., Chev-
erly, Md, attracted my attention.
My wife and 7 have twin boys 8
years of age. They have a brother
years their senior. Maybe we did
wrong according to the present way
of raising children, but we had sep
arate play pens for each child. CA
kindly neighbor loaned us one pen.)
1t is our opinion that your life
will be one of constant strain, and
the twins life one of many scratches
and bruises, If you attempt to keep
both in one small play pen. We did
not have any walkers. They seemed
to learn to walk plenty soon with
out any such equipment. Getting
clothing under present conditions
for twin boys is enough of a head
ACHE" we would not feel able to
offer word of advice on brother
and sister clothes" Personally, we
think you would be wise to get your
Christmas tokens in pairs. 1t is our
experience that you are counting
trouble if you get different kinds of
objects. We imported" a grandma
to live with us when the twins ar
rived. This helped solve the feeding
problem you mention.
Here's wishing you the best of
Evening star., 1944-11-15

AdSh. AJ1AlNC Oul Cllllul Gil Ill hll UOyS,
We think you are lucky to get one Of
each sex. However, maybe that COM
plicates your problem in some re-
spects. And don't let any one tell
you twins don't fight. However,
whenever an outsider attacks them
1t is -four fists that beat as one"
RHUBARB CONSERVE.
Thanks to L. G. L., Leesburg, Va.)
I am so deeply indebted to the
Clearing House that I am glad to
send this recipe for rhubarb con-
serve for the reader who requested
some rhubarb recipes.
One cup diced figs cut in pieces,
3 cups rhubarb cut fine, / cup
chopped raisins, 2 oranges, grape
fruit, cups granulated sugar, l cup
broken nut meats, cups cold water.
Soak figs overnight in cold water,
add rhubarb and raisins and cook
until thick. Add oranges and grape
fruit and a few slices of orange rind
and cook 10 minutes. Make thick
sirup OF the sugar with little water
and add to the mixture. Cook until
1t sheets off spoon. Add nuts. and
cook little longer Pour into
sterilized glasses. This amount
makes six glasses.
I would like to add my name to
those readers who have requested a
Readers Clearing House book of
recipes and suggestions when such
thing is possible
SQFTENING SHEEPSKIN
LINING?
REQUESTED by Mrs. L. E. B.
Lanham Hills, Md
I have a lovely two-piece snow
suit for my son. washed 1t, and the
suit itself turned out beautifully,
but the real sheepskin lining in the
jacket turned so stiff that / can
hardly bend it.
Is there any way I can soften 1t
so that 1t may be worn again?
SUGARLESS FRUIT CAKES.
Thanks to Mrs. w. B., Washington.
Its flavor improves with age, it
becomes blacker and more delicious
with age and with an almond paste
icing makes a very lovely old-fash-
ioned wedding cake. This recipe
won a prize in a newspaper supple
ment and is very easy to make; X
pound -four, 2 level teaspoons soda,
Il pound butter, 6 eggs, pounds
currants, u pouri oandied peel.
Sift the flour with soda, work in
softened butter, add eggs not beaten
and mix well, fold in Toured cur
rants and peel. Bake hours in slow
oven, 275, either in creased and
Toured loaf pans or tube pan. Store
in covered stone jar until ready for
use.
Evening star., 1944-11-15
CURING HAMsa

(Thdnks to Mrs. II. r., Andcosfid. ]
Thanks to all the kind friends
who answered my request for shoo-
fiy pie and cake recipes. cannot
try and as yet, having used all my
sugar tickets, so must wait, but
shall try each one when entitled to
some brown sugar. white is no good.
I should be more than pleased II
before butchering time you would
ask some kind readers to send q
recipe to sugar cure hams with
brown sugar. This is new work for
us and we want to smoke the meat
with hickory.
Thanks for all the good things
your page stands for, and good luck
to you all.
F1RELESS COOKER;
NURSERY SONG?
Thanks to Mrs. S. d. B.,
Washington.)
In answer to Mrs. z. H. AS re-
quest for information about a fire.
less cooker, We have had one for
years and they are quite helpful.
First, the soapStones should be kept
in q warm place as they will crack
when heated If they are cold. We
test ours with sprinkle of flour on
top. When it begins to turn brown
they are hot enough. The time for
cooking vegetables is usually an hour
and for roaSts about three. How
ever, If large roast, it should be
heated through on top of stove first.
Anything can be cooked in your
cooker, even cakes, if you desire.
Now I have a problem perhaps
some OF our readers can help me
with. When I was a small child my
grandmother would sing little song
to me about "a frog he would aWoo-
ing CO." Now that I have children
Of my own am unable to remember
the lyrics. I hope some of the read
ers know this old song.
PINE CONES.
Thanks to A. r., Washington
To Mrs. d. H: Dry cones in warm
place (oven). Dissolve u pound
chemicals in 2 quarts boiling water
wooden or enamel paiD and wear
rubber gloves. Tie cones in cheese
cloths, put in dye minutes, spread
on newspapers to dry. Get chemicals
at any drug store.
Calcium chloride. orange; barium
ultrate, blue; strontium nitrate, red;
copper chloride, green. Yours for a
merry glow
X X
RHUBARB TAPIOCA PUDDING.
Thanks to Mrs. C.. E. A.,
Arlington.)
Put Il cup quick cooking tapioca
In double boiler, add IA cups boil
ing water and "a teaspoon salt. Cut
in A-inch pieces crosswise cups
rhubarb. Sprinkle with sugar. Add
to tapioca. cook until tapioca is
transparent and rhubarb soft. Serve
with sugar and thin cream. Serves
six to eight. Original recipe calls
for peeling the rhubarb, but I never
have. I prefer the color added by the
peel)
Evening star., 1944-11-15

must have good technical
I Federal tax laws; must have
ltRest tax decisions and write
articles on new Developments
tax fleld; permanent. Box
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17

phone wires acts as walls. The
sky is overhead and the jungle
is only a few feet away.
The sign over the classroom
door reads:
LOGAN'S COLLEGE OF NOR
TAR KNOWLEDGE Dean
Short Round Logan.
Dean Logan was at the. speak
er's rostrum. He was giving the
introductor lecture to his 90 stu
dents.
Il don't want any dopes in this
class. Dopes get killed. And while
dopes get themselves killed, it
worries my conscience if the
dopes belong in my platoon. So
I'm going to get rid of all dopes."
Dean Logan, officially Marine
Gunner Sergeant Raymond <.
Logan, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Logan, of 1921 18th Street, Pas
cagoula, Miss, spent several min
utes scanning the faces. of his
students.
Ounces Seat
The Marines gaze at the ounces
seat, a stool high enough so who
ever occupies it can't rest his
feet IN the ground. The stool is
also beneath the suns glare.
Logan paused. Then he went
on.
The lanky, leathery MISSISSIPPI
plan then describes his battle ex-
periences at Tulagi, Guadalcanal
and Bougainville, He. concludes,
The Japs are tough. They are
good with mortars. But we a.
going to know everything there
is to know about mortars. We are
going to be able to fire more ac-
curately, more effectively, than
any other mortar platoon in the
world"
The school started two months
ago, and today Gunnery Sergeant
Logan believes he has the best
mortar platoon in the world.
Il didn't=and still don't
know anything about educa-
ton" he explained. 81 just had
a bunch of green men. And I had
to whip them in shape. That's
when | decided ON the class
room"
Lieutenant Colonel Harry l..
Torgerson, former Marine para
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17

trooper, who hanging from ropes
alongside Tulagi's cliffs, pitched
homemade" gasoline bombs into
caves filled with Japs, gave Lo-
gan permission to proceed. Logan
has served with Torgerson since
Tulagi.
1.-The classroom was intended to
be as comfortable and as attrac-
tive as possible. But it was meant
for work. And my men have
worked"
Believes in BrevitY
Logan never allows a classroom
period to last longer thanSan hour.
The men, after each session, fired
their mortars, solved field prob
lens and went on conditioning
hikes. Then they returned to the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17

classroom.
He also gave them one or two
examinations a week, which de-
termined each mans position in
his squad. ''The men really stu
died" Logan added.
The telephone wires around the
classroom served a definite pur-
pose-they bring in news OF mock
battles which take place in the
nearby jungle.
Half the platoon will be out
firing while the remainder is in
the classroom studying the prog
ress of the battle on the black
board. The men IN class, as soon
as the information is telephoned
in from the various observation
posts, figure out ranges and eff
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17

fectiveness. The field. you can
say, is our laboratory"
Logan joined the Marine Corps
when he was II upon graduation
from high school nine years ago.
He laughed when he was called
an educator.
I'm a Marine. and | will be one
for years after the war. But my
girl friend used to be a school
teacher, Maybe she put ideas
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17
Pascagoulan S Son Conducts Collage
OF Mortar knowledge" In Pacific Spot

(By Staff Sergeant Elvis
Lane, of Louisville, KY, a Ma
rine Corps Combat Correspon-
dent, formerly of the st. Louis,
Mo-, Star-Times.)
Somewhere in the South Pacif-
ic (Delaedl-The classroom has
no equal. The benches are paint
ed green. Everywhere, from teach
er'S desk to the ounces seat, are
huge bouquets of orchids and gay
flowers. A patchwork of tele-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17
2o-4o CLUB TO HAVE PARTY

The 20-40 Club will hold a
party Saturday, November "a at
$3.50 p. m. at the 18th Street
Recreation building.
Plans have been made for an
informal evening OF dancing and
card playing. An orchestra will
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17

provide the music.
The Child Care Center " II
be open TO care for child m over
two Years Of age. Those who atr
tended the last party are es~
pecIally urged to attend and 70
bring friends with them
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17

Ancient Roman women w4re
fond Of beauty masks and Xix
baths.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17

into my head
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-10
MRS. A. J. DEMERs DIES
 SUDDENLY, IDAHO HOME

Mrs. A. J. DeMers passed away suddenly at her home in Standpoint, Idaho, last Wednesday, April 5, as the result of a heart attack, accord ing to a radiogram received by James DeMers who will leave on the first available transportation to attend the last rites of his mo- ther
 Mrs DeMers, who was only 45 years of age, resided in Juneau in 1884 and 1885, went south and then returned here and made this city again her residence in 1940 and 1941 with her sons and daughter.
 Mrs DeMers is survived by her husband and three sons, James, now in Juneau; Walter and Loren DeMers, both in the Air Corps, and daughter Joy in Standpoint. While residing in Juneau, Mrs. DeMers had wide acquaintance ship.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-10

Americans belief that Alaskan han dicrafts are nothing more than primitive Indian art.
 Telling of the exquisitely woven Indian baskets, carved ivory, to- tenn poles and other Alaskan na- tive art, she encourages those who appreciate real beauty and perfec- tion to encourage and patronize American crafts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-10

Mrs. Nellie M. Scovill who has been the house guest of MT. and Mrs- Alfred zenger for the past two weeks while visiting her son here, has left for her home in the south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-10
ARTICLE BY BESS WINN ON AlASKA HAKDICpAFTS Iil AMERICAN HOME ISSUE

Appearing in the April issue of The American Home" is an inter- esting article by Mrs. Bess Vim on Alaskan handicrafts.
 Entitled "Alaska-New Source for American Moderns Mrs Vim attempts to correct the average
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-10

Coming from Anchorage, Ralph A. Therriault is registered at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-10
Charles Burke Dies
 .s. ... 9Ei After Long IlIness

WASHINGTON, April 10-Charles Burke, 82, former Commissioner of; Indian Affairs and oldtime Con- gressman from South Dakota, is dead here after a long illness.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-22
VITAMIN, XII NAM VARUJE
MLADOST

Dive ameriSki raziskovalki sta
odkrili vitamin il skupine vita
minov B, XII odstranjujejo zna-
Ike staranja.
Zaenkrat Sc pa nanasa to sa-
mo ma podgane in morske pra-
slcke, katerimi sta delali a.
meriski znanstveniki poskuse.
Izlocili sta novi vitamin liz kvas-
mic, IL rizevih luskin in IL je-
ter. Ko sta dajali podganam in
morskim prasickom hkratu S
hrano novi vitamin, so Sc po-
kazale nepricakovane posledice.
zivalce, XII SO inele pref cd
starosu sivo dlako, SO postale
spet povsem temne in tudi dru-
gi znaki staranja so izginili.
Vse kaze, da Sc je ameriski-
ma raziskovalkama posrecilo
odkriti dolgo iskani vitamin
mladosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-22
Uredrlikova
poSta
Rojstni dan
predsednika Roosevelta

Cleveland, 0. - Mas sloven
ski in jugoslovanski narod je
zadnja stiri leta dostojno obha-
jail rojstni dan nasega velikega
voditelja, Franklina D. Roose-
velta, predsednika Zediajenih
drzav. Prihodnjo nedeljo, dne
30. januarja, DO njegov 62. roj-
stni dan. Tega dine bo zopet le-
pa prilika, da Sc mas narod spet
zbere v nasi prostorni dvorani
slovenskega narodnega donna
ma St. Clair Ave.
v preteklosti je bill vsako lie,
to ma ia dan Narodni dom ma
trpano poln nasega naroda;
vsak je bill zadovoljen, kajti tam
je srecal starega znanca, Sc
MIN razgovoril in Sc poveselil.
Nikomur, XII Sc je udelezil, nj BIZ
10 zal, ker ma tel prireditvi Sc
nj nihee poeutil, kot da spada k
tel ali oni skupini ali stranki.
Vsak je prisel il sledecih razlo-
gov: financno pomagati narod-
nemu skladu "a pobijanje otro-
ske paralize, moralno pa doka-
,zati ljubezen in spostovanje do
nasega predsednika ter med
stevilnini prijatelji najti nekaj
postenega razvedrila. a.
zivinao sicer v cash, ko Sc
yes svet vojskuje in vsak IL
med mas cuti neko zalost ter j.
ma potrto srce, 'vendar je pa
ravno zato potrebno, da pride
mo Slovenci in Slovenke skupaj
ii kratkemu razvedrilu in raz-
govoru.
Poleg tega pa bono zagotov-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-22

ljeni, da bono S par desetica-
mi, XII jih bono darovali "a ia
ko plemenite namene kot je po-
bijanje otroske paralize, storili
dobro delo, ker zdravje je maj
vecji zaklad ma svetu.
Kljub veliki zaposlenosti vsa-
kega izmed mas, Sc je zopet od-
zvalo toiko dobrosrcnih moz in
zena, da bo mogoee zavrsiti pri-
hodnjo nedel jo v.eer V Sloven-
skem narodnem domu zopet z
manifestacijo nasega naroda,
ker bo bic a j nj Roosevelt's
Birthday Ball prav gotovo 20
pet lepo uspel. Pripravljalni od-
bor DO preskrbel "a dobro po-
strezbo in posteno razvedrilo.
Med odmorom DO nastopil 60
vornik, slovenski kvartet pa bo
zapel par pesmic.
Yes slovenski in jugoslovan-
ski narod je vljudno vabljen,
da ponovno dokaze Amerikan-
Gem, da Sc mas narod We d n o
castno odzove, kadar je treba
pomagati tam, kjer je pomoc
najbolj potrebna.
Ia pies DO igral Peter Srnick
orkester; vstopnina je samo so
centov "a osebo. Pripravljalni
odbor prieakuje, da DO dvorana
Slovenskega narodnega donna
zopet popolnoma napolnjena.
Poleg tega odbor tudi vljudno
prosi, da daruje vsak po svoji
moci, da Slovenci tudi letos ne
zaostanemo ter napolnimo kvo-
to, XII nam bo ponovno v ponos
ter bo V pomoc skladu "a po-
bijanje otroske paralize.
Ma svidenje!
Pripravljalni odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-22

Reeeno, storjeno. Kmalu Sc je
Madon dvignil svojim letalom,
XII je re nosilo prve "bombe". Nj
pa seveda Sc mic vedel, v kaksni
krivulji padajo bombe, XII Sc
|odluscijo Cd letala v poletu.
Zato nobene krizarke nj zadel,
vse bombe so padle ma pomole
in ostale pristaniske naprave,
toda kljub temu je bill ucinek
eksplozij strahovit in Sc mnogo
hujsi, kot pa so pricakovai.
General Obregon pa je uvidel
da Sc DO novo napadalno sred-
stvo "obneslo'.
Cez nekaj dni Sc je Madon
znova dvignil z novimi bomba-
mi. Toda tudi vladne cete po pr
vem obisku prvega bombnika
MISC mirovale. Ma neki gricek
tik oh obali so postavile top ma
krozno plosco, da Sc je mogel
vrteti ma vse strani.
To je bilo prvo protiletalsko
topnistvo, XII Sc je tudi oh pr
vem poskusu obneslo.
Ko je priletel Madon svo-
jim bombnikom, so ga zaceli ta-
ko silovito obstreljevati, da je
moral vso naglico odmetati
svoje bombe, XII so vecinoma
vse padle morje in MISC ma
pravile nobene skode, nato pa
je moral odleteti, da je resil le-
talo, XII je bio vsa Obregonova
zracna sila.
Tako je clovestvo dobilo no.
vo napadalno in novo obramb-
no sredstvo, IL obeh Sc je v ma
slednjih letih razvila samostoj-
ma industrial.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-22
Pryi bombni napad
in prva protiletalska
Obramba

! VISA danasnja vojna porocils
so polna vesti o bombnih napa'
din in bombardiranjih in proti'
letalski obrambi. Zanimivo je
da SO Sc tudi ia sredstua mo
dernega :vojskovanja razvila il
kaj skromnih pocetkov in sice,
ne sele V prvi svetovni vojni
ampak ze dive lett pref, v me.
ksikanski drzavljanski vojni.
Leta 1912 je v Meksiki divja.
la drzavljanska vojna; genera
Obregon svojimi pristasi, k
SO Sc imenovali konstitucionali-
sti, Sc je upri vladi in Sci 2 Vol
sko zoper njene kraje in ljudi
Oblegai SO pristanisce Gay
amas, toda vselej, kadar so Sc
mu ma svojih vojnih ladjah pri-
bhzali, Jih je odgnalo obrezno
topnistyo.
v Obregonoven taboru pa
sta sluzila francoski letalec Ma
don in australasia mehanik Dean.
Tia diva sta prisla ma idejo, da
bi napravila kratke syineene ce-
vi in jih napolnila 2 dinamitom
in letalec,l bi jih s svojega pre-
rrostega letala metal ma obrez
no topnistvo in n a tisti dve
vladni krizarki, XII sta varovali
who'd v pristanisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-22

mo Sc vse skupaj pokriti zem-
ljo ali istjem. Kadar nastopi
toplejse vreme, moramo gredo
previdno zraciti.
Tudi klet je odlicna shram-
ba "a zelenjavo, mora pa biti
primerno topla in suha. Ma tia
v kleti razprostremo deske, ma
to polagamo vrstah v obllkl
piramide ali stozca peso, repo,
crno redkev, zeleno, korenje in
erni koren. Med posamezne pla-
sti potresemo ma drobno prese-
jano zemljo ali mivko.
Vsekakor moramo imeti vsaj
nekaj najpotrebnejse zelenjave
vedno v kleti, da nam nj treba
vedno razkopavati jane. &c nj
mamo kleti, 81 pomagamo ma
ia nacin, da spravimo zelenja'
vo v zaboje z zemljo, XII jih po'
tenn hranimo ma kakem prosto-
ru, kjer ne zmrzuje.
VISA prezimovalisca pa je tre
ba oh toplem in suhem vremenu
zraciti, da Sc izmenja zrak ir
odpravi vlaga. Cim pa pritisne
mraz, prezimovalisce zapremo
Ko zra6imo, noramo tud
pregledati nagnite, usahle a
gnile rastline in liste, da Sc gni'
loba ne Sri.
Nekatere gospodinje sade ,
mestu petrsilj in korenje maj
hne zabojcke, XII jih hranijo '
drvarnici, predsobi ali kleti
Drugim pa to nj mogoce. Da ps
bodo tudi one imele svezo ze
lenjavo vsai nekaj casa, maj ma
pravijo sledece: svez zelen pc
tersilj damo V vecji kozarec-
najboljsi $50 kozarci "a ukuha
Vanje - in kozarec prikrijemc
z debelejso lepenko. Petrsilj o
stane svez, ne da bi bill vod
xxi Sc pray nitro usmradD tu
di 10 do IA dni. Kozarec pa ma.
DO ma hladnem in po moznost
V temi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-22
MRZEL KROMPIR SE DA Sc
PORABTTI

Mraz je v mnogih kleteh po,
vzrocil, da je krompir zmrznil
Marsikatera gospodinja Sc je
vprasala, kaj mai stori TEN
krompirjem
Ljudem je premalo znano, da
Sc da zmrzli krompir kot krma
zivali Sc vedno dobro uporabiti,
Po drugi strani pa je fnogoca
zmrzi krompir tudi okisati. Pc.
trebno je tedaj taksen krompir
takoj poloziti v kis, da je spet
kolikor toliko dober.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-22

popoln preos fasisticnim in napo fassticnim ele
menti sirom Evrope Rus 'trdi realisti in dokler
to temeno vprasane bo rastlo ma tax nacin da DO
stvoritev novega "sananega kordona proti Rusji de-
finitivno nemogo6a, ozracje med Moskvo in zapadnim
svetom ne bo cisto.
Rusko-pojsk mejni spor je lie zunanja manifestacija
ren mnogo globokejsega znacaa kot e ia spor sam
sebi-tren, XII gredo prav do povojne ureditve
Evrop
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-22
SKRAI
To je bilo tako

"Zakaj 81 prisel prepozno v
Solo? je ueitelj strogo vprasal
Janezka.
| "To je bio tako =" je "a
eel pripovedovati Janezek.
"Ne eeneaj ma dolgo in siro-
ko," ga je prekinil ucitelj. "Ci-
sto ma kratko povej vzrok "a
nude"
'To ie bilo tako >" je spet
zacel Janezek. "Moj orat je re-
kel: Janezek "
'To vendar ne spada SEM"
/ ga je znova prekinil ueitelj.
"zakaj ne?" Sc je zacudil ia
neck. "Saj hocete vedeti, zakaj
sem prepozno prisel, ali ne?"
! 'Da, to hocem vedeti, in 81
Ger samo to-" je nestrpno pou-
darjal ucitelJ. "Torej povej ze,
povej"
Janezek ga ie neGolzno pogle-
dal in ponovil:
"To je bilo tako. Moi brat .je
rekel: Janezek, &c Sc ne bos
pozuril, bos prepozno prisel ="
20 ii ljubi B Bog," je ucitelj
yes obupan vzkliknil, 'prav mic
me ne zanima, kaj je tvoj brat
rekel; samo to hocem vedeti, "a
kaj 81 prepozno prisel."
"Saj vprav to hoGem poveda-
IT, je uzaljeno rekel Janezek.
"Brat spada zraven."
"ce brez brata ne gre, pa Sc
mega vpleti vines, no." je jezno
zarencal ucitelj. "Povej V nekai
besedah!"
"Bom," je pokimal Janezek
in zadrdral: ITO je bilo tako:
Moi brat je iekel: Janezek "
!. "Tristo .zelenih zab!" ie "a
krieal ueitelj in planil pokonci.
ITO smo ze dvakrat slisali, kaj
Je brat rekel. 'Pripovedui da-
lje!"
Janezek pa Sc nj dial ugnati.
znova je zacel:
TO je bilo tako. Moi brat je
rekel: Janezek, &c, Sc ne bos no
zuril, bos prepozno prisel y
mo. in potem ?" ie me-
strpno zaklical ucitelj in zace-
petal Iogo.
mo in potem Sc je izkazalo,
da je brat incl prav. V. resnici
sem prisel prepozno" Sc je Cd
rezal Janezek.
Soucenci so Sc ma te besede
glasno zasmejali.
UcitelJ pa je razkaceno uda-
ri pestjo po mizi in zagrmel:
JAZZ tt bonn ze pokazal. fa-
lot! 20 koncanem pouku osta-
mes dive uri v Soil"
IN tako Sc je tudi zgodilo.