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Evening star., 1946-11-20
Coed Tells How Plan
RehabiIitates inmates

A Maryland University coed told
the Rotary Club yesterday how a
group Of Washington young people
had assumed community respon-
sibility and found it rewarding ex-
perience.
The student, a junior majoring
IN sociology and psychology. is Miss
Martha G. INLAND, GIG Western
avenue NV. She Is chairman of
the Volunteer Projects Committee
for the Industrial Home School
2453 Wisconsin avenue NV.
1t was concerning the commit
tees work that she visited the Ro-
tarians at their luncheon meeting
in the Mayflower Hotel. John r,
Davis, jr., Navy physicist, who is
secretary-treasurer of the commit
tee, accompanied her. He operated
the machine which flashed colored
slides of scenes at the home as
Miss INLAND told how the young
people had been putting an idea to
work.
She explained how lack of suffi-
cient funds had made it impossible
for the District institution to fur
nish q staff able to provide all the
needed recreational and character
building activities,
Now, more than 80 volunteers visit
the home each week, bringing in
struction and entertainment, help
ing fit the youngsters who live
there for useful lives ION the. out
side"
They really are good kids" she
said. Some of the little boys you'd
be proud to call your own sons"
The committee now has more
than 200 young people on which to
call, Miss Upland said, and all are
enthusiastic helpers in the various
projects-music and art classes, han
dicrafts, dramatics, dances, films,
vaudeville shows, lectures, sports and
many others.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
.TWoonD DC. Unit
Back Funds for
'SIum Clearance
Smith and BeuII
Fovor Appropriations
To Start Program

Pledges Of support for appropria-
Itions in the next Congress to clear
Washington's slums came today
from two members of the House
District Committee Representatives
Beall. Republican, of Maryland, and
Smith, Democrat, of Virginia.
Each declared that in his opin-
ion, the Eightieth Congress should
make available some funds author
lied by the Seventy-ninth Congress
to start the 10-year $20, ,0O0, 900 COM
prehensive slum clearance program
here. The Slum-clearance Act au-
thorized, but did not appropriate,
the necessary funds to implement
its program.
Mr.. Smith said he felt the new
Congress should make funds avail
able quickly for a beginning on the
worthwhile" slum redevelopment
program.
Representative Beall also de-
clared he would strongly urge ap-
preparations for start on the new
hospital center, authorized by the
last session.
Hospital mo 1 Priority"
AS proponent of the original
Legislation, he said, he would help
to follow through on the hospital
project.
I'm my opinion" he declared,
that has No. / priority in the Dis
trict."
The first move should be to get
appropriations, then buy the land
and prepare plans, he said. The
authorizing legislation placed re-
sponsibility for constructing the
center on the Federal Works Agency.
Asked If he would favor a pro-
posed amendment to the original
hospital act to provide that Federal
funds be spent also for improve
ment of other hospitals not par
ticipating in the center, Mr.. Beall
said he could not approve such an
amendment. 1t would be fair to
extend such help here, he added,
only If similar Federal aid were
extended to hospitals in other
cities.
Plans to provide help for other
hospitals outside the center were
included in the original hospital
center bill, under its proposed
authorization for $35, ,000, 600. But
the provision for other institutions
was stricken on the House floor
and remained out of the act. The
total of $35, ,000, 900 remained in the
authorizing act, however, despite
the estimates Of construction on
cials that the hospital center, with
three hospitals participating, would
cost around $15,ooo,ooo to $4,000
900.
Amendment to Be Sought.
Attempts will be made In the next
Congress to have the original act
amended to extend aid to other I'M
stitutions in the city, The three
hospitals committed to participate
in the center are Emergency, - Gar
field and Episcopal. No site for the
new center has been chosen.
Regarding the proposed increase
in the gasoline tax from 3 to 4
cents to help raise more District
revenue, MIR. Beall said he was
strongly in favor Of it, to help
equalize the tax in adjacent areas.
Maryland's gasoline tax now Is
cents, he said. As for the proposed
District sales tax Mr.. Beall said he
wanted further time to study it
before making UP his mind.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Woman Seeks Clothing
Given to 'Luundrymun'

Il Mrs. Ruth Headrick of 1924 Mel
son place Sc, yesterday lost a guam
.tity of clothing to man, who, she
isaid, collected the garments by pos
ing as laundry employe.
H She reported the matter to po-
lice after being told, on checking
with the laundry, that the man did
not work there.
III He was said to be about 80 years
old, about 5 feet 8 inches tall, weigh
ling 13s pounds, and having blonde
wavy hair. He wore plaid jackeS
and dark trousers and did not have
la hat. -
Evening star., 1946-11-20

been policeman % years and was
president of the association in 1888
when he was sergeant.
Other officers elected last night
include Inspector Milton D. Smith
chairman of the General Board;
Pvt. George E. Woods, traffic divi-
sion, first vice president; Pvt. Cor
don T. Nance, seventh precinct, Sec
ond vice president; Pvt. Charles l.
Wright, 18th precinct, recording
secretary; Corpl. Samuel w. Stick
ley, administrative headquarters
financial secretary; Pvt. Edgar S.
Waller, police court, treasurer;
Sergt. Karl @. Mccormick, third
precinct, trustee, and Paul w. Proc
tor, retired, legislative committee
man.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Blind Soprano Winner
In Rudio Talent Contest

Miss Estelle Moses, 24-year- -olo
blind singer of 1889 Livingston
street NV, last night won first
place on Arthur Godfrey's Talent
Scouts, radio show broadcast on 9
coast-to-coast hookup by the Co.
lumbia Broadcasting Co., and its
station WTOP.
A soprano, Miss Moses was award.
ed a prize and will appear for one
week on Mr.. Godfrey's morning
broadcast. She will also receive ar
addition for possible night club anc
motion picture appearances.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Jobs Daughters Teu

Mrs. Laura S. Wallace, supreme
guardian of the International Order
of Jobs Daughters for the United
States and Canada, will be guest of
honor at tea to be given by the
Grand Guardian Council from to
7 pm. Sunday at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles c. WINNER, 4l1S
Harrison street NV.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
yeSterday.

9th ers re-
e ! e c t e d were
DR.. Edward O
Clark, pastor OF
Chevy Ch a S G
Baptist Church,
v l C e president; /;
Mrs. Lee Ella
Harp, 632 Ran
dolph sire e t
NV, secretary,
and Elgin Smith,
ASH Iowa ave-
nue. u M ~
ufer 7 =
Everett Hay-
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Club to Fete Servicemen

| Negro servicemen of the Washing
ton area and veterans of the Nor
mandy campaign will be entertained
by the Les Anis Club at>9 o'clock
tonight in the Republic Gardens,
1855 U street NV. A Truth or
Consequence" quiz will be featured
Evening star., 1946-11-20

OF the Police
m e n S Associa-
ton, when he
was elected to
that post last
night at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Capt. Fondahl,
a former Marine
Corps lieutenant
C oil on e l, was
elected by a vote
Of 800 to 400
over Corpl. Jo-
seph L. Proctor
of the first pre-
cinct. The new
nresiflent h a G
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Police Captain Elected
Association President

Capt. John E. Fondahl, night SUI
pervisor OF the Metropolitan Police
Department. became the highest
ranking officer ever named president
Evening star., 1946-11-20
e. H. Cooke Renamed
President Of District
Baptist Convention

Charles H. Cooke of Calvary
Baptist Church was reelected
president of the District Baptist
Convention at its closing meeting
Evening star., 1946-11-20
james Cerdo, Pianist,
To Play at 'Y Tuesdoy

James Cerda, concert pianist, will
be the featured artist, Tuesday in
the YMCA weekly series of con-
certs. The affair will take place
in the east lounge of the YMCA
Central Building, 1875 G street NV,
at 1880 pm
Mary Bell, contralto: with Joanna
Floyd at the piano, will play at the
December 3 concert. Philip E. Ref
baritone, with William Treicher at
the piano, will be heard December 10.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Do You Know Thot

AT Children's Hospital, 300
new babies, all under six
months, have been registered
for health supervision?
The building fund campaign:
Amount needed 81 300, 600 90
Contributed through
Monday 1,1I3,126 30
Eecelved yesterday 5,2S1 80
10 ne raised ------- 1S1.591.70
Contributions should be sent
to the Children's Hospital New
Building Fund, Thirteenth and
" streets NV. Washington 8,
D. c.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07

PriGa Ivan Aro bill areti soo posenostjo odgovarja
in posan nternacijo to- ker rekel take
cas lie I
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07

Sci sem oni dan po ulici in. VII
del sem prihajati nasproti svo-
jega starega znanca Kristijana
NeGgaca. Ma vse nacine sem po-
eel, da ga ne bi videl in v hudi
stiski sem sc obrnil cello v izloz-
seno okno in 2 najvecjim zani-
manjem in popolno predanostjo
opazoval deznike, ceprav je bilo
najjasnejse sonce. Use zastonj.
ze me :e prijel "a roko in dejal,
da nae DO sprenljal, ker da je
pot v dvoje prijetnejsa. Mare
diti sem moral kar najbolj razu-
mevajoc obraz, zato je Kristijan
kar takoj odprl veliko zatvorni-
co, svoje zgovornosti kajti vide
Ia Sc nisva ze dober teden.
Vodil me je proti Gradu in vso
POI s;a posluSala oglusujoea
mctorna koleea, mad ka.erinli.
tako Sc I'd in to je incl Kri-
stijen Nergac cello prav-ni
#$A s&5sS r. n
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prav nobene oblasti, ne svetne,
ne duhovne. Kolikor sem ga
prav zaradi tega ropota mogel
je Kristijan vso pot go
nil svojo: ze stare o. Trstu, Sc
boI stare, da bo drug teden dru-
gace, najnovejso 0 Visarjih in
Gospel Sveti, XII da jih bodo kar
sano primolili "a domoyino, 0
Brezjah, 0 lakoti, stenicah, useh,
nesramni razuzdanosti po de-
lovnih brigadah, 0 tool, hi je
oeividno kazen bozja "a riase
grehe in nazadnje Be 0 tenn, da
Sc sedaj res be vse dobi, da
pa zopet nj dinarja.
Ma vec vogalih in stenah so
bill lepaki, XII so yabili ma yese-
lice. Ia in oni teren, cetrt, ga
silei na Lavrici, pla11iifei, fizkul-
turniki it'd. 8 stral1om sem pri-
cakoval, kdaj iih DO Kristjjan
ugledal in ze sem upal, da jih ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07
PoroSilo podruznice 80
SANSa "a mesec oktober

V sklad otroske bolnisnice v
Sloveniji SO darovali sledeci: Le-
opold Kushlan, odvetnik " Slo-
venskem narodnem domu, $500.
Progressive Slovenke SO poslale
po svoJi agilni predsedniei Ceci-
hji Subel preostanek $235.01.
Mrs. Julia Peternel je izroci-
la vsoto $129.80 Cd bivsega
pevskega zbora "Slaveki". jan
ko N. Rogelj pa je izroeil $51.31
cd bivsega Slovenskega Sokola.
Lorence Galiot, 1140 E. 60 st.
je daroval v ia namen $4,000,
Blaz Novak, 1853 E. 30 St., $40.
Pc S.: Frank Jansa, Mrs. An
ma Erbeznik, VIM. Candon in
druzina, Mr.. in Mrs. Peter Lu-
strik, John Smuk in John Mi
helich, ITO E. "a St. mesto
venca "a pokojno Frances Tav-
car.
Frank Wirant je daroval So,
Anton Traven 81 in Frances Bo-
ston 81.
Najlepsa hvala Progresivnim
Slovenian, kakor tudi vsem cd
mladinskega pevskega zbora
"Slavcki", in SLOW. Sokola, od-
vetniku Leo Kushlanu ter vsem
posameznikom, kateri velikodus-
no prispevate v ia namen.
Ia SANS SO prispevah: Mrs.
Josephine zakrajsek $40.
Po SIS: Anthony Zakrajsek,
Frank Verbic, Vincent Yurman,
Frank Korup. Pc So: Joseph
Globokar, Anton Colaric, John
Kramar, Rudolph Kozan, Kata-
rina Stefanic, Frank Hribar,
August Komar, Frank Schiffrer
August Kollander, Girl Kun
stelj, in John Smuk $500.
v imenu SANS-ove podruz-
nice st. 80 vsem iskrena hvala
John Pollock, blag.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07
NOCO4 JE ROKOR0RRA
Y AREM +

t, Vsak eetrtek zveGer sc vrsi
zaninniva rolpborba " Aren't
370o EAelid Ave, pricetek oh
$3.50 zveeer. Glavna bejevnika
sta ma pFegranatl "a noccjsnji
yecer< Ernie Dusek, il Omaha,
Neh IN Joe Savoldi il Notre
Dame, kot posnes Jack Gansonb
poape peaeNateli Fokoborbe Y Ciet
|yelandu Qrugi par ho Jules
Strong bow. Indijanec in Eric
Holmback, Tretji par bo Don
Evans in Larry Moqu;n i. Ka-
made. Cetrti par pa je Bobby
4 1shagoff IN Hardy Kruskanap.
Vstopnice so Y predprodaji pri
Fsictu1a1Is 1856 Euclid Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07
Sodnijjski process proti
slovenskin ndajalce1n
(Nadazjevanje)

Prica Ivan Arko je bill areti-
ran in poslan v internacijo v
Nenlcijo. Med tenn casom je bila
aretirana tudi njegova zena.
''Dne %. maja 1915 sem sc vr-
nil IL internacije in zvedel, da
mole familije nj vec med zivimi,
da SO mi zeno odpeljali, otroke
pa postrelili. Sci sem v Ribnico
in tam nasel pogorisce. Izvedel
sem, da SO trije mrlici pri Sv.
Krizu, katerih identiteta sc ne
more ugotoviti. Moja svakinja
Mira je ugotovila, da SO obleke
mole pokojne zene. Tako sem
dobil prvo sled, kako je bila
umorjena moja zena.
"Bilo je %. ali rs. marca, po
aretaci;i mojih hcerk Brede in
Darje, XII sta bill zaprti ra poll
ciji Ribnici. Kaj Sc ~je tam 60
dilo, lahko povedo vsi. Tepli so
jih ma mrtvo. Odtod SO jih odpe-
!iali 3. aprila neznano kan. I've
del sem, da so jih pobili, trupel
pa Sc do danes nisem nasel. Zeno
SO zaprli marca in jo odpeljali v
Ljubljano v pristine delavnico,
kjer SO jo izrocili rablju Hlebcu.
I43ena je bila tako, da je imela
VISA bedra crna. Dne %. aprila
e lila odpeljana IL pristine de-
lavnice, ma istku je bilo zapisa-
no: 'Poslana ma pristine delo v
domovinsko obcino v Ribnieo.
Iakratni predsednik sodisea ma
jor Stane Klavs mi je dovolil, da
sem zaslisal Hlebca, XII mi je po-
vedal, da je dobl aaaJog cd Haci-
ma, da 10 ,acj isroG 6rni roki.
~ MO je bilo Sc emo drugo de-
kle in en- tovaris. Drugega ne
vena. Obeutl SEM vso tezo zlo-
cinskega della Hacina, da sem bill
interniran in ma prisilnem delu
ma Koroskem, cd tam ma izrecno
zahtevo ljubljanske policije cd
peljan, da me odvedejo v Begu-
ME in kot talca ustrele. To sem
videl iz pisna mestne policije S
podpisom obtozenega Hacina.'
Hacin je vse zanikal, kar je
izpovedala prica.
"Jaz pred svojo vestjo in pred
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07
UREDNIKOVA pO$TA
Pevsko drustvo 'Planina@
vas vahi

Pevsko drustvo ''Planina~
vas vahi
Cleveland, Maple Heights, 0
Pevsk ko drustvo s'Planina" !"
vljudno vabi vse prijatelje in
znance, XII ljubijo petite in Sc tu-
di veliko zanimajo "a to, kaj bo-
do zmogli pevci javnosti pred
staviti.
Sal veste, pevci sami veliko
zrtvujejo, ko Sc zvesto udelezu-
jejo pevskih vaj. Zato nj vec
kot prav, da tudi mi pokazemo
zanje toliko zanimanja, da jim
pomagamo k vecjemu uspehu
pri koncertu.
Koncert pevskega drustva
"Planina" v Maple Heightsu Sc
vrsi v nedeljo 10. novembra v
Slovenskem narodnem domu ma
Stanley Ave., pricetek oh Z. uri
zvecer. Po koncertu Sc vrsi pies,
pri katerem igra J. Zabukovic
orkester.
Pevsko drustvo "Planina'
YAM DO zapelo v mesanem zbo-
ru, moskem zboru in kvartet.
Zapeli bodo v. Zimsek, l.. Vr-
cek,, L. Lipnos, A. Glavic; SOLO
spev poda V. Zimsek. Pevski
zbor "Planina" je sedaj znatno
vecji in mocnejsi, kot pa je bill
oh zadnjem koncertu. Sedaj bo-
ste slisali novega baritonista, XII
DO lapel pesem ''Slepec" it'd. to
je John Zupanc.
Gel program DO podan pod
vodstvom pevovodje Frank a
Vauterja. Vas Sc enkrat vse pri-
jazno vabim k udelezbi v nede-
lilo 10. novembra oh Z. uri zve-
Ger. Ma svidenje!
Frank Vrcek.
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SOLO postenostjo odgovarjam
"a to, ker sem rekel, "a take IL
rodlze sloyenskega naroda pa nj
nam nobene besede!! je rekel
Arko.
Prihodnja prica je bill Her
man Keber, katerega je policija
zaprla bivse policijsko strani-
See. z MIN je bilo Sc kakih IL
ali 13 drugih oseb. V tel "celici'
SO bill do drugega vecera. Po 8.
uri je prisel agent sustersic, XII
mu je pridigal cesa je obdoEen.
Nato je prisel Sc agent Pevec in
Ola sta ma vrata pritrdila vrv,
ga postavila ma prucico in obe-
sila "a roke zadaj. Tako visece-
ga sta ga zaslisevala do polnoci,
tepla pendreki in pestmi, do
kler sc nj onesvestil. Naslednje
ga dne je bill odpeljan v prisil-
no delavnico, kjer je bill zaprt v
kleti.
v 81 dneh lie bill "ZasIiSan" Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07

Preskrbits potrebno aego
slovenski mladini v SlovsnijN
Prispevajte "a otrosko bolnico
v Slovsnijil v u1adn "Enake
pravnosti lahko oddasts val
delexl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07

demkrat. In ko niso nicesar IL.
lvlekli il mega, 20 ga pustiliI
'osesa dni stfadat. Med tern je po-I
licija "zaslisevala" druge areti-
rance. Yes cas- SO padali udarci,
XII jih je prica slisala v sosedno
k1et, Udarce SO spremljali neclo-
veski glasovi in kricanje. Ker je
Hacin trdil, da SO tepli lie one, XII
MISC hoteh priznati, je. Keber
prical proti. .
"Ena cd deklet nj vzdrzala
muk in je priznala obtozbo. Ko
je povedala yse. 50 jo z grom-
kim snehom polozili ma klop in
jo neusmiljeno pretepali kakor
druge."
Pri6a Inka Strojansek je
predlozila spisano prieevanje.
Imela je opraviti s Hacinom, ka-
dar je hotela posredovati "a ka-
kega aretiranca. Hacin je bill po
njeni izjavi do Slovencev trd in
osoren, krut in nedostopen, do
Nemcev pa usluzen in naklonjen.
"Nekoc sem mu omenila, da
PIP agenti pretepajo ljudi ma po-
liciji, nakar je Hacin vstal in Sc
osorno zadrl, f6e$ kaj pa to koga
briga, to je 'sa$a stvar ," Ma
vprasanje, kaksen clovek je Ha-
Gin, te izjavila, da je rad pill in
bill velik zenskar. Pc misljenju
je bill nepoboznjakarski. Hodil je
vsako nedeljo k mast. "Nisene pa
mjegove vere neogla spravtti y
skgad s tenn, kako je msogel tak
6lovek dati pretepati IN pomoria
toIEo $tevilo SloVencev."
Predsednik je nato preeital
vec izpovedi, med drugimi tudi
Ankle Tune, XII je pri zaslisanju
izjavila:
"V zacetku februarja 1915
smo bill aretirani vsi, bratje
Branimir, Ostoj, Boris in To-
ran Tuna ter JAZZ. Kmalu sem
bila izpuscena in sem sla k
upravniku Hacinu prosit "a OLAF
sanje usode priprtih bratov. Ma
vsa izvajanja je Hacin nervozno
odgovarjal, da nj milosti zanje.
Moji svakinji, vdovi po Borisu,
ie dejal, maj 81 preskrbi sluzbo.
On je torej Re taArat vedel, kok-
$na atsoda jih cata IN sogloSm z
obsodbo, ko so potens !. neaja
mjegovi agemtje use pobih ma
Twjaku." "
Maria Jezersek je pricala, da
so jo aretirali IA. julija 1914
ker je podpirala Osvobodilno
fronto. Sc tisti dan je bila zasli-
sana in moeno pretepena. Virgil
so jo ma mizo, j polozili ma obraz
blazino ter jo zaeeli tolci gu
mi,evkami. To Sc je ponovilo II.
julia. Ker nj nicesar priznala,
so 10 bill do krvi in nezavesti.
Grosik so il, da imajo aa take
sakrmjence 50. Urha, kjer vsak
prisma, kor omi ho6ejo. Poslana
je bila v pristine delavnico in
nato v koncentracijsko tabori-
See v Ravensbruck.
(NadaljeVaaje sledi)
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DO, kajti zavila ava ~ Grad. A
pray na oviaku. ojoj nesreca
velik letak. Postal Je Kristijan
Nergac, ogledoval letak to bi
Sc nekako sloa tudi meme.
Sami veste, da je te dsli v
Ljubljani vroce, takrat je bilo
vsaj Sc nekaj stopinj vec. Nate
Sc je vsulo: 'Tako torej! Pies,
veselica, razuzdanost, ponoceva-
nje ne6istost, pretepi in paboji,
razhiti in nesreeni zakoai, za-
pravljanje - -" in ker je
Kristijan studnan cloxek, je
svoi celni napad koacal 8 klasiS-
MIN: ''Kam plovemo?"
Ko sva sc ma Gradu vsedla in
ko je hzalo pod mama nase pre-
lepo Barrie s Krimom in drugimi
manjsimi gorami in ko Sc je
Kristijan nekoliko pomiril, sem
mu pricel pripovedovati: l.,
"Veseliea pomeni, da Sc ljudje
hocejo veseliti, In veselili so sc v
:vseh casih in v vvseh krajih. Wa
sih pod lipanni, veasih pred Ger
kvami OBJ zegnanjih, vcasih OBJ
sernanjih dneh, veasih ma bozjih
poteh in ko nam je ljubi Bog
ustvaril vrle organizacije orlov,
Fantovskih odsekov, Dekliskih
krozkov, nedrzavnih in potem
drzavnih Sokolov, predvsem pa
nadvse vrle Gasi1ce, SO Sc veseli-
ee rajsi prenesle v drustvene
domove ali sencnate vrtove.
mi torej potem bio prav mic
potreba sprasevati ljudern 8
Slomskom: 'Preljubo veselje, oj
kje ST dona,' temveG samo sesti
ma kolo in 81 ze bill tam, kjer je
bila veselico sledecim spore-
dom: oh 3. popoldne sprejem 60
stow, kar je zaradi prezgodnje
ure redno pomenilo le nekaj va
Skin otrocajev in vseh vaskih
psov, XII jih je vkljub vrocini lie
prignala pasta radovednost, kot
druge in nadaljne tocke pa sre-
eolov, Saliva posta, american
ski zapor, ribolov, streljanje,
razbijanje loncev in podobno.
Nato godha, "a MO pies in krona
in bistvo vsega: Ia dobro jeda-
60 ia pija6oe epreskrbljeno.
"Nepozabni spomini so res to,
kot 'oznanilo' Sc sedaj ne more
pozabiti mojih birmanskih or
glic in move obleke. Ljudje so Sc
veselili, plesai, peli, Jedi in pill.
Bile so tudi, nadvse iasno je to,
vidne poslediee: tam je bilo ne
komu slabo, drugi je nadonaL,
tretji zaspal, eetrti lapel solo,
kar bi prav gotovo ne stori1 v
pisarni, na njivi, v delavnici ali
drugi dan,- pari najrazlienejsih
starosti so Sc izgubljali, ker jim
nj bila vsec prevelMa druseina,
sam paeelnik gasilcev, orlov ali
sokolov, tt je Oh L.. zvecer pri.
jazno segel " roko in ii hotel
zaupno povedati nekaj prav le.
pega, toplega in prisrenega, pa
je IL NIGGA prihajal samo BE ne.
kak sum in kolcanje, in vcasih
je bill seveda tudi tepez, Ma vse
to pa ;ie gledala luna ali pa same
zvezde, hi pa sc MISC prav nii
pohujsevale, maj je bila veselica
ma katoiski, sokolsl1i ali gasil
ski podlagi; brigali SO sloNenski
'svetovni' Maori nebeska telesa
"ce danes, Kristijan Nergac
berenao vabila ma veselico, je Y
glaynem sicer isti program, vse,
bina veselic pa je re in DO &c
morala biti druga6na, kajti spre'
menile so sc razmere In tie. spre.
minjajo tudi ljudi. Priznati mo-
ramo, da vsi judje, vAjub no
vim razmeram, le Be MISC povsen
slekli starega cloveka, mnogi pa