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Evening star., 1945-01-22
PasvoIsky 10 Address
Vote Leagues Forum

Leo Pasvolsky, special assistant
to the Secretary of State, will dis
cuss THE Dumbarton Oaks Pro-
posals" at a one-day forum on
Prom Total War to Total Peace
sponsored by the District League
of Women Voters at the Mayfiower
Hotel tomorrow.
The other speaker at the morning
session will be Senator Hatch
Democrat, of New Mexico. who will
talk on Threats to Our Sharing In
World Collaboration."
= A discussion during the afternoon
on Social and Economic Co-opera-
ton" will include: Charles P. Taft
director of wartime economic af-
fairs, State Department, as chair
man; Eugene Staley. professor OF
international economic relations
School of Advanced International
Studies; E. A. Goldenweiser, director
of research and statistics. Federal
Reserve Board; Howard r. Tolley
United States member, Interim
Commission on Food and Agricul-
ture, and L. Welch Pogue, chair
man, Civil Aeronautics Board. How
ard McMurray, former Representa-
tive from Wisconsin, will discuss
The Citizens job
Evening star., 1945-01-22
II Rescued After Launch
Liberty Ship Collide
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 22.-Twenty-
one persons, including a woman,
were rescued from the Icy waters of
the lower harbor yesterday when
the work-launch Nanny collided
with Liberty ship.
Those aboard the launch, except
the woman. whose presence the
Coast Guard was investigating. had
volunteered for an emergency ship
loading job, Comdr. w. H. Labrot,
captain of the port, announced.
Seven of the volunteers were Coast
Guardsmen.
The 57-foot launch was stove In
on the starboard side and took
water so rapidly that the passengers
either jumped or were thrown into
the frigid water.
The Liberty ship crew, commanded
by Capt. Roy Cone, quickly rescued
the passengers. They were given
first aid aboard the Liberty ship for
exposure
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Fiery Protests Deluge Flyer
Who Fuvored AustruIiun Girls

1T made me so mad could have
bitten nail in two. Apparently you
haven't been around much"
Where in the world did you look
for the current model of American
women? In cocktail lounges?.
II your heart is In Australia, 1t
might be better If you were sent
back"
I'VE American girls don't resent
the boys marrying Australian girls,
but we do resent being called 'arti-
ficial in comparison to them"
The sergeant said he received one
long distance call from Louisiana
from a girl who opined that maybe
the st. Louis women were too arti-
1cial but he ought to meet some
real Southern girls.
Il think most OF them misinter-
preted my attitude" Sergt. Coleman
said. II meant mostly that Aus
tralian girls don't have access to
the smart shops and cosmetic es-
tablishments OF the United States.
Here, most of the girls 60 around
looking like they were on their way
to q screen test"
Evening star., 1945-01-22
IWPB Allows Ammunition
For Farmers, Ranchers

BY the Associated Press.
The War Production Board has
released essential types of civilian
ammunition for use by ranchers
farmers and law enforcement
agencies.
These stocks had been frozen
since December 80 when WIPE
halted production of ammunition
for civilian needs. This was done
to meet suddenly increased military
requirements. At the same time
the agency cut off distribution OF
ammunition to hunters. This ban
remains in effect.
To meet the needs of farmers and
ranchers in dealing with predatory
animals, manufacturers are now
permitted to resume shipments OF
ammunition to wholesale distribu-
tors.
Evening star., 1945-01-22

Margaret Laignel, 2235 Fourteenth
street Sc.
Robert Earl Rennoe, seaman, first
class, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde H.
Rennoe, l19 South Fayette street,
Alexandria, Va.
Missing
First 1t. Neil r. Collier, jr., %, a
pursuit pilot, son of Comdr. N. r.
Collier, member of the editorial staff
of The Star on military leave, is
missing in action in the India
Burma theater, the War Department
has informed his family. (Story
on Page BID
Lloyd Lounds Travers, 18. seaman,
first class, son of Mrs. Lula Dent,
Beltsville, Md, has been reported
by the Navy Department as missing
in action.
Seaman Travers was born in the
District and attended the Bladens-
burg High School. He was employed
at the Miller Casket Co.. Belts
vile, before joining the Navy last
January He had been on sea duty
for the last six months.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
D. c. Engineering Group
Elects IA. <. WeschLer

Maurice E. Weschler has been
elected chairman of the District
Council of Engineering and Archi-
tectural Societies.
Mr.. Weschler is delegate from the
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers. Leo H. Cleary of the
American Institute of Electrical En-
gineers was named vice chairman
and Henry Austin. American Asso-
ciation of Engineers, was elected
secretary treasurer.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Pope Warns That Enemies
Of Christ Never Disarm'
By the Associated Press.


VATICAN CITY, Jan. 22.-Pope
Plus yesterday declared 'the enemies
of Christ and His church never dis
arm even when they manifest peace
full intentions"
He was addressing an audience of
more than 1000 members of the
Society of Mary and diplomats at a
ceremony commemorating his en-
trance into the society as an 18-
year-old seminary student so years
ago
You are engaged in defending
the church, which is counting on
you to fight against contagion of
errors and in defense of Christian
Europe against public immortality" ("
he said.
The Pope mentioned several of
the more typical groups of society
such as the news dealers of Buenos
Aires and the nurses of the United
States as instances of courageous
men,
Evening star., 1945-01-22
East Indies Rubber
Par!ey 10 Open Here
BY the Associated Press

by tne Associated FresS.
American, British and Dutch Of
flcials were to begin talks here to-
day on speeding production of nat
ural rubber in the Netherlands In
dies as soon as that territory is
liberated from the japanese The
meeting is the second Of a series
which began in London last August
B. now, American officials hope
British and Dutch delegates may
have been able to gather some facts
on what the Allies can expect to
find in the way of rubber plantations
when they cut their way back
through East Indian jungles.
The conference will also cover
current Allied rubber troubles and
long-range plans No immediate
agreement is expected to come OF
it. although eventually a rubber
pact similar to the Anglo-American
oil pact is contemplated. Synthetic
rubber will probably be discussed
Government sources insist this coun-
try never again should allow itself
to be caught short of rubber. But
at present production costs syn
thetic will have difficult in COM
peting with normally cheaper nat
ural rubber.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Ward Maintenance Edicf
Is Sustained by WLB
By the Associated Press,

BY tne Associated Fress.
The War Labor Board has up
held the Philadelphia regiona.
WLB's directive ordering Montgom-
cry Ward &, Co. to grant mainte-
nance of membership in stores at
Trenton, N j., and Washington, Pa
In it's decision, from which indus
try members of the board dissented
the WLB denied the company's pc
tition for a review of the regional
board orders and request for an
oral hearing.
If the company fails to carry out
provisions of the WLB ruling, it
may be considered non compliance
by the board, which could lead to
Government seizure of the two
stores by the Army, which has
taken over Ward establishments in
seven other cities for alleged nom
compliance.
The company had asked the ma
tional board to review the Phila-
delphia's boards order directing
voluntary maintenance of member
ship and checkof of union dues and
initiation fees for union members
Individually authorizing it.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Arlington Fire Damages
Apartment and Grocery

Fire early yesterday caused sew
eral hundred dollars worth of dam
age to a combination store and
apartment house at 1910 North Fort
Myer drive, Arlington.
Arlington fire officials said the
blaze started in the hall of an up
stairs apartment occupied by I<s
George Kitchen, wife of seaman,
first class. and his uncle. Eugene
Herring. Mr.. Herring, the only one
at home when the fire occurred
notified flremen. Much of the dam
age was done to furnishings.
Firemen said goods In the store
were damaged by water that leaked
down from the apartment. The
store, the Fort Myer Market, Is
operated by Leonard Lipschultz.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Production Increase
lin Critical Munitions
Made in December /.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
An upsurge of production In all
critical munitions programs with
the exception of Navy rockets
marked the Nations production
program during December, the War
Production Board has announced.
Because of the holiday season,
production officials had feared
|letdown last month However, in
|creases ranged from 81 per cent for
infantry mortars to a barely per-
ceptible 1/l0th of per cent for
military dry-cell batteries.
I'm the second half Of 1914 out
put in every one of the critical pro-
grams showed substantial gain,
ranging upward from 20 per cent
for tires and trucks to over $50 per
cent for aircraft and mortars and
over 200 per cent for rockets" the
report said.
Higher Goals Ahead.
The survey, prepared by Chief o:
Operations Highland G. Batcheller,
emphasized that higher goals are
ahead.
while the December record of
the critical programs is scarcely
cause for cheering, the month saw
some further progress" the report
stated. Though first of the month
schedules were missed by appre-
ciable margins in several groups,
production in most of the major
groups topped November"
A 80 per cent gain registered by
critical aircraft superbombers,
Navy fighters, jet-propelled planes
and some so-called hot" types-is
tempered by the fact that the jan
uary schedule calls for 27 per cent
rise over December, Mr.. Batcheller
said.
More Tanks Needed.
Similarly, tanks and heavy-duty
trucks rose II per cent each but
the War Department requests for
increased production are pending.
The sharp rise in go nm. and 81 nm.
mortar production must be followed
by Sc per cent increase to meet
February schedules, Mr.. Batcheller
said
In the broad categories, gains over
November were: Aircraft, per cent;
ammunition, per cent; combat and
motor vehicles, per cent; other
equipment and supplies, 3 per cent
Ships went. down per cent. 4 per
cent of schedule, while guns and
fire control went down / per cent
as planned -
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Burglar Gets $44
After FORCING Door

Aaron Maizels, 731 Fifth street
NE, was robbed of $44 Saturday
night by a burglar who forced a
basement door in the house and
stole a billfold and change purse
containing the money from the bed
room. After emptying the purse the
thief dropped it Oh the kitchen floor
Earlier reports that the job indi-
Gated renewed activity by Washing
tons pants burglar" were discred-
tied by police who said the neigh
borhood was not one usually fire.
quented by the notorious thief and
that it was not his habit to force
doors.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Hungary 10 Surrender
Much War Supplies
Under Armistice
BY JOSEPH H. BAIRD.

The German Reich had lost
the last of its European satellite
allies today as Hungary entered
the war on the side Of the United
Nations and agreed to surrender
large stocks of military materiel
for use against Hitler's hard
pressed armies.
Terms of the armistice agreement
signed in Moscow Saturday between
the United States. Soviet Russia
and Great Britain on the one side
and Gen. Bella Miklos, head of the
new Hungarian provisional govern
ment, on the other, were made
public here, in London and in Mos
COW yesterday. The agreement was
signed on behalf of the, three major
Allies by Soviet Marshal Klementi
Voroshilov. ..
Hungary agreed to pay reparations
of S300000,000 over period of six
years. OF this sum, 5000 ,000,0 600, in
the form of goods, will go to the
Soviet Union and s100,0O0,0O0 to
Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia
Originally Moscow asked S400, 900 ,00a
in kind, payable in four years, but
the United States persuaded the
Soviet Union to modify its terms.
Regarded as Satisfactory.
Negotiation of the armistice, the
terms of which American officials
regard as satisfactory, followed
many weeks of secret negotiations
between Hungarian representatives
and the three major Allied powers
The State Department has known
for about two months that Hun
gary was prepared to surrender as
soon as representative officials could
escape the control of the Gestapo.
Most important of the armistice
provisions, from a military view
point, are those whereby Hungary
agrees to provide eight full divisions
of troops for the war against Ger
many and to hand over all the war
materiel in its territory. This should
mean considerable strengthening
of the Allied military power in the
Balkans.
Hungary will be administered
temporarily by a Anglo American
Russian control commission of
which Russia will have the chair
manship. due to the fact that
Hungary is within the Red Army's
sphere of operations. H. F. Arthur
Schoenfeld, career diplomat and
former United States minister to
Finland, will be the American rep
resentative on the control commits
SION
Russia Has Craftsmanship.
Although Russia is to have the
Craftsmanship of the commission, it
is understood that Moscow has as
sured London and Washington that
they will have larger share in con-
troll of Hungary than they have had
in Bulgaria and Romania. Ameri-
can and British officials in the lat
ter countries, it is known, have
complained to their home govern
ments that they were frequently "by-
passed" by their Soviet colleagues.
Hungary's military adventure at
Hitler's side has cost Hungary, under
terms of the armistice, all the terri
tory which Germany has given it
since 1887 as the price of its col
laboration in the Axis cause. 1t
promised to return to Yugoslavia.
Czechoslovakia and Romania all
lands taken from them in the last
seven years. Most important is
Pennsylvania, which Hitler forced
Romania to cede to Hungary.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
| New Workers Token
In Gambling Raids
Face Draft Review

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Mayor
F. H. La Guardia yesterday or
dered that all occupationally
deferred men arrested or ques-
toned in connection with
gambling raids be taken phys
ically" before Col. Arthur V.
McDermott, New York City
selective service director, for
review of their status.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Dr.. H. S. Lewis Renamed
Head of Hebrew Home

DR.. Harry S. Lewis, AHA Linnear
avenue NV, yesterday was re-
elected president of the Washington
Hebrew Home for the Aged. A new
board of directors also was elected
Plans for the construction of ar
annex to the home, which is To-
Gated at 1125 Spring road NV.
were discussed at the meeting.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Original Decd End Kid
Reported Seriously Ill
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. a.
Bobby Jordan, %, of Beckley, w
Va, one of the screens original
Dead End Kids" was in a critical
condition at the Columbia Hospital
today.
Stricken last week, hospital at
tendants said he had developed
pneumonia In both lungs.
Evening star., 1945-01-22

time IN three
years, recently
made the pub
lished statement
that the current
crop Of Ameri-
can girls is too
artificial a n d
that Australian
girls are "just as
beautiful and far
more natural"
That" Sergt.
Coleman s a | d ,
"set of a bar
rage of letters
nd t,elerhone
Evening star., 1945-01-22
BY the Associated Press

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 22.-Sergt. John
F. Coleman says he is going back
to the war where I'll be safe
The sergeant, home from Australia
land the Pacific area for the first
Evening star., 1945-01-22

serst. Coleman calls worse than
any fax or machinegun bullets my
B-25 has ever met"
And he showed some excerpts from
his fan mail:
Evening star., 1945-01-22
CONGRESS in Brief
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
Senate:
Routine session.
Foreign Relations Committee be-
gins consideration o. Mexican water
treaty.
House:
Routine session.
Military Affairs Committee con-
tinues manpower study.
"Wishful thinking won't win the
war-buying bonds win do much
more"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-21

hodnjo jesensko sezono posta-
vilo opereto ma oder, XII bo v po-
nos naselbini.
Pevski zbor Jadran sklicuje
sejo "a V sredo vecer, %. avgu-
sta oh s. uri zveeer v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd. Prosi in apelira Sc ma
splosno clanstvo, da poseti sejo
v obilnem stevilu, da sc DO lahko
konkretno ukrepalo glede bo-
docnosti zbora. Ne dopustite, da
pridejo ma sejo samo odborniki,
kajti sami oni ne morejo nicesar
narediti. Prosi Sc vse bivse cla-
ne in clanice Jadrana, da sc 70
pet pridruzite, ter vabi Sc v pri-
stop k zboru tudi vse, XII jih "a
nina lepo slovensko petite, po-
sebno pa sc vabi nladino, XII je
dobrodosla.
Torej ma svidenje ma seji, %.
augusta, v sredo vecer Oh
osnih!
Anna Vadral, clanica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-21

bert Harrison dopsnk angeske agence Reuter- Il tega
prera ponovno odraza kar e blo ze zdavnaj dla
nj Tsti kos nase reakcije XII e prezvea to vono
inozemstvu ter hotela bt grobar svoe astne
domovine, zda zbira morlce in tako vodtelje XII
SO sedei doma in XII pc nasi zmagi pobegni mejo
I'll zrodki, XII cd nekdaj n1e jugoslovansko domovno
manse zlo prav danes ko seherno slovensko
repece in gor pravico nasega soc let teptaneg
naroda pripravljao kupcijo Kupce nagovarjao
lin Jim ponujao prodaj kose nase donovine
Ia to kupcijo vezejo italijanskini in nemskmi
osan fasza mednarodno mesetarijo ter uzivajo po-
tcno podporo Vatikana Ia danes ia prpomba pri
hodnc pa treba razkrnkat ia zloen teh zlocn
cev XII jih je doovna ze zdavnaj izvrgla Povzeto IL
|lista "Slovenski Porocevalec) - SANS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-21
Uredll1k0Va
po$ta
"Jadran" vabi ma sejo

Ker bo poletna sezona kmalu
pri kraju in jesen Sc priblizuje,
je treba spet ukrepati glede bo-
docnosti nash kulturnih dru-
stew.
Tukaj V nasi naselbini res pre-
cej spino. Ne VEN, kaj je temu
vzrok, toda zdi sc mi, da je te-
mu nekoliko kriva vojna, drugic
so sc nekateri navelicali della,
tretjic pa je tudi vzrok ia, da
kdo vcasih pride craven in kaj
rece pa sc drugim zameri, tako
la V dana5njih cash, ko bi bilo
najholj treba, da bi pokazali,
kaj da snno, pa spimo.
Pevsko drustvo je tudi Ia kri-
Vica zadela. Kmalu bo tukai 25-
letnica, in namesto, da bi bilo Sc
enkrat mocnejse kakor takrat,
ko Sc je ustanovilo, smo pa ko-
maj skupaj par starih korenin,
XII slusamo drzati zbor ma po-
vrsju. Kje ste, pevci in pevke,
XII ste vcasih bill pri Jadranu?
Kaj sc drzite V temi? Jadran hi
lahko bill eden najmocnejsih
zborov, kar jih je. JAZZ dobro
vern,. kaj govorin1, ker niste sa-
mo enkrat pokazali, kaj da zmo-
rete. Priredili ste re "Kakor sta
ri, tako mladi," j." "Ciganska neve-
sta in nesteto 'drugih tezjih
pevskih skladb. Sedaj pa nj IL
gleda, da bi mogi niti emo pri-
redbo .postaviti ma oder!
Apelira Sc torej ma stare ela-
ne, kakor tudi ma mladiaao, XII Sc
je v6asih udejstvovala pri Mia
,dinskem zboru, da Sc pridruzite
Jadranu, da sc bo lahko pri-
N
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-21
SVAKA ISCE

Chicago, III. - Podpisana bi
zelela izvedeti "a ,naslov moje-
ga svaka, XII menda zivi nekje
v Clevelandu ali v okolici Gle
velanda, Ohio. Njegovo ine je
John Priselj. Prejela sem pismo
zelo vazne vsebine cd njegove-
ga brata Jozefa il Jugoslavije.
Ako to cita, je prosen, da Sc ne
mudoma zglasi meni, njegovi
svakinji, Mary Dolmovich, zoos
So. Leavitt St., Chicago 8, III.
(Moje deklisko ine je bio Mes
tik). Hvalezna bonn, ako kateri
eitateljev tega lista opozori
Johna Priscilla ma Ia dopis. !
Mrs. Mary Dolmovich,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-21
Krvavo vladanie
cesarja kaligule

Nen1ski pisatej Hans Sachs
81 je naprtil proueevanje Kali
gulovega znacaja pc psihoanah-
a. Njegov spis je izsel tudi v
francoscini: "Bubi ou Phistoire
Caligula." Priimek Ceveljeeg ca
hgula so mu vzvrgli. vojaki. Sve-
ton pripoveduje, da SO mladega
vladarja skraja .imenovali: Po-
bozni, oce vojastva, otrok tabo-
rise, preblagi, veliki. Pozneje so
Rimljani z grozo spoznali, da SO
Sc hudo urezali. Pocel Js MANFRED
take ostudnosti, da moreno sa-
mo nekatere spraviti tu ma dan.
Ubiti je dal brata, XII nj ma
raj z MIN ma morje OBJ nevihti,
in prisilil svojega tasta Silana,
.da 81 je q britvijo vrat prerezal.
v smart je pognal sorodnika Pto-
lerneja in Makrona, hi nau je
precej priponaogel do prestola. s
ponizanjena' je pital senatorje,
n. pr. $ tenn, da je hotel svoje-
ga konja Incitata, XII je bival Y
razkosni palaci, irnenovati "a
konzula Okrutni pshopat je dial
.nanogo staresin ma slrivnem po-
daviti. Ker je bila hrana "a cir
kuske zveri draga, jim je dial
ITeti 1--WE hudodelce. Ma pristine
delo Y rudnikih je' obsodh dokaj
odlicnih mescanov, ki jim je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-21

'Kaj je pa donna, to ne VEN
mic. Samo pri mas je bill Nemec, v
Ribnici je bill pa italian, zato
Jaka yes cas- mic ne We cd donna.
Samo France je nekolikokrat
redovno pisal, da je bill Cd donna
interniran v italijanski logar,
20 kapitulaciji Italije je pa Sci
domov, kier so ga ma kolodvoru
ujeli Nenci in ga Italijani od-
peljali nemski lager, kjer je
bill zelo lacen in prosil, da mu
kaj posljemo "a JEST. Tako sva
uspela, da sva samo en- paket
poslala, ker Nemci MISC dovoili,
da Sc posiljajo paketi. Pozneje
pa ie bilo Sc pri mas vse zmesa-
no, tako da sedaj zanj mic ne
vemo.
"Ana Sc je enkrat javila po
neki zeni, da so il moza takoj
well, ko so prisli Italijani, kot
tudi sina, in da ona veliko trpi.
Sedaj mic ne vem, ali je ziva ali
SO 10 ubili.
"Od donna pa tudi nisem do
bila re dve lett nobene vesti, da
mic ne vem, kako in kaj.
"Tukaj sem imela veckrat OBJ
iske il donna. Levceva stefanija
je bila izgnana Srpijo, pa je
neko6 prisla v Beograd; tako je
bila izgnana tudi Tonetova Len
cka S cello druzino. Tudi hcerka
Cd Movserjeve Johane cello
druzino.
"Prosim, kmalu kaj pisi.
"Sprejmite najlepse pozdrave
Cd Tvoje sestre,
"Matilde in Jaka."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-21
Pism0 cd sestre v Be0gradu

Mrs. Peter Cesen, 526 E. 200
St., Euclid, Ohio, je pred KRAFT
kim prejela pismo Cd svoje Sc
sire Matilde, XII, kot pise, biva V
Beogradu, kateri je bill zelo pri-
cadet cd sovraznikovih krogel.
Pismo sc glasi:
"Draga sestra in vsi ostali:
"Po dolgih letih Sc YAM zopet
javim, da sva Sc ziva in da Sc ma
hajeva Sc do sedaj V Beogradu.
Mogoce, da bo Jaka pozneje pre-
mescen kan v domovino sluz-
DO.
"Zelo veliko smo pretrpeli v
tel vojni, vec kakor pa v prvi
svetovni. Midva stanujeva tukaj
blizu kolodvora. ST moras misli-
ii kaksen strah sva pretrpela.
Polovico hise je porusene, tu-
kaj kjer pa midva stanujeva, Sc
pa "a silo drzi. No, in k vsemu
temu strahu in beganju, sem BIZ
la pa Sc bolna; revmatizem me
je drzal v nogah, tako da sem
nekoliko mesecev lansko leto
nepremicno lezala, sedaj Sc je pa
re bolezen malo zboljsala, da
lahko hodim.
cali Sc Sc spominjas lepega
Beograda, kako je bill napolnjen
po izlozbah?! Nemci so prisli in
nitro vse izpraznili in izvozili v
Nemcijo, tako da Sc ne more ku-
pitt "a emo koteninasto obleko,
tako da je zelo zalostno. Kar je
pa glede hrane, smo jo pa "a silo
vedno imeli, ker Sc je malo znal
obrniti in mu nj bilo treba biti
lacen, samo draginja pa je zelo
Velika.