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Arizona sun., 1947-11-28


a square glass cake dish for 80 min
utes. Remove from the oven and
sprinkle the top with confectionery
sugar.
Crumb Cake.
2 cups -four
IL cups sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
" teaspoon salt
" cup butter or margarine
2 eggs, well beaten
" cup milk
u teaspoon cinnamon
" cup nuts, chopped
Sift dry ingredients together. Cut
in butter. Reserve one cup Of mix
ture. To remaining mixture add
combined eggs and milk. Beat well.
Pour into creased pan about z by II
inches. Cover top with reserved
mixture. Sprinkle with cinnamon
and nuts. Bake in moderate oven,
375 degrees, for 35 minutes.
Brazil Nut and Fruit Sweets.
makes 36 balls)
X cup brazil nuts
"a cup raisins
" cup apricots
u cup pitted dates
" cup cOconut
Put enough of the brazil nuts
through food chopper to measure
A cup; reserve to roll mixture in.
Put remaining nuts through chop
per with raisins, apricots, dates
and coconut. Mix until well blended.
Form into one inch balls. Roll in
remaining 1s cup of nuts.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
Rainbow Trout

The rainbow trout color is gen.
orally a greenish blue, sometimes
purplish; sides are pinkish and pro-
fusely spotted with small black
spots which are most numerous
above the lateral line. It's natural
habitat is in the mountain streams
Of the Pacific coast, especially thoss
in California. The rainbow trout is
known to be of a migratory nature.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
introduction of Microscope

From the time of discovery Of
lenses in the 18th century until the
introduction of the microscope to-
wards the close of the 18th century,
lenses were used exclusively for
eyeglasses and hand reading glass
es. The lenses were made of rela-
lively soft glass and were ground
and polished by hand.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
Booklet Gives You Information on How
To Change Your Weight in Short Time

Our booklet No. 46 will help you lose
those extra pounds in a short time. Has
two-weeks loW-calory menus, special rec
ipes, calory charts, many hints and rules.
Weight for Beauty's Sake'' to Weekly
Newspaper Service, 243 w. 18th st., New
York II, N. Y. Print name. address.
booklet title and No. As.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
LYNN SAYS:
Flavor Tricks Improve
Simple Dishes

Scramble eggs with some tomato
soup from a can. It's different and
very delicious.
When you make that chocolate
pudding, the childreA will like it
even more if you pour little Of
the pudding in the cup. add layer
of crushed peppermint candy. lay
er of pudding, a candy layer and
then more pudding
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
Where Corn Goes

Approximately IS per cent Of the
United States corn crop goes to
market in the form of meat. Live
stock are grown on more than ave
million farms and provide the larg-
est selling source of cash income
for the United States farmer.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

jar. It means, too
there w i'll be
plenty Of enter
tanning, perhaps
not Of the elab-
crate variety, but
evenings in front
Of the cozy
warmth Of the
fireplace, when
there should be a
simple cookie or
cake to serve.
Wise cooks will
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
LYNN CHAMBERS MENU

Cream Of Tomato Soup
Baked Veal Baked Potatoes
Green Peas with Celery Rolls
Apple, Banana and Raisin Salad
Frozen Custard peanut Bars
"Recipe given.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

Peanut bars are easy to make
and easy to serve. They are ideal
for snack fare for the youngsters,
as well as family get-togethers
during the holidays.
It won't be long now before the
holidays are with us, and that means
the children will be home with their
constant demands on the cookie
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
Fires on Increase

In the five-year period from 1912
46 the number Of fires increased 30
per cent, while the population in
creased less than S per cent. This
year there will occur approximate
ly $50, 900 fires, or nearly 1900 per
day.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

CrlallZeQ GCOIlOIIly
any longer can af-
ford these remnants
of another day, and
whether the propri-
etors of the general
farm and the small
business enterprise
can survive much
longer the econom-
ic strain placed
upon them. Tied in
with the problems
of both is the ques-
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

old-faShioned general farm, the
small business enterprise has in the
past been a great bulwark of Amer
lean independence and character.
and frequently Of our economy as
well.
The question is whether our pres
ent complicated and complex indus
IL
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
*Peanut Bars.
makes 81 barS1

"Peanut Bars.
makes 81 barS1
n cup shortening
1 cup brown sugar
2 eggs
~ cups sifted flour
n teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking powder
u cup light cream
! teaspoon vanilla
I cup peanuts
. teaspoons confectionery sugar
Cream shortening until fluffy.
Gradually add brown sugar. Thor
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
Chinese Knew the Art

The ancient Chinese ripened hard
pears by putting them in closed
room with burning incense. It now
Is known that ethylene gas in the
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

V06AAy SS0s AA1
eggs. Sift flour,
salt and baking
powder together
and add to short
ening mixture
alternately with
cream. Stir in
vanilla and pea
nuts. Bake in a
moderate oven
<ORn -
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
By LOUIS BROMFIELD

There when seems that the pattern of our ag
cultural and business life appears not to have Kept pace
the DEVELOPMENT of industry and technology
The old frontier of the general one case in point An
other the field of OF all but OF
and the small enterprise either retail Industrial Like the
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

plan to do a lot of their holiday
baking early. Some of the cookies
and CONNECTIONS can be made early,
and they will taste so much the bet
ter for it. Then, too, most women
like to make such things as pud-
ding and fruit cakes before the holi.
days so as to relieve the strain on
the kitchen later on.
If you're making fruit cake or pud-
ding, chop the fruits the day before
and prepare your molds. Then the
making of the recipe will be easy
and there is less chance for error.
English Plum Pudding.
N pound butter
/ pound light brown sugar
5 eggs
1 pint milk
1 pound fine bread crumbs
glass grape juice
~ pounds raisins, Toured
2 pounds currantS
n pound citrOn
1 ground nutmeg
Cream the butter and sugar, add
beaten eggs. milk, bread crumbs.
grape juice, raisins, currants, fine
ly sliced citron and spice. Steam
in a buttered mold for five hours.
Have you ever made your fruit
cake in little f1uted paper cases for
individual servings? It's really very
easy and saves on baking time.
Small Fruit Cakes DARK.
~ cups butter
2 cups dark brown sugar
eggs, beaten light
3h cups -four
I teaspoon each Of cloves, allspice
and cinnamon
~ pounds raisins
~ pounds currants
u pound citrOn, sliced thin
u cup melted grape or currant jelly
Cream butter, add sugar and
cream until light. Beat the eggs
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

INCLUDE plenty of lettuce and
other green's in your reduc-
ing diet. They're high in miner
ais, vitamins and other health-giv-
ing properties-low in calories.
Plan to feature salads of all kinds
egg, fish, cheese, fruit, vegetable or a
combination of these foods. A mineral-oil
dressing will make your salad very tasty.
or you can easily make your own low.
calory mayonnaiSe.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
A VOICE FROM The COUNTRY
Complex Economy Threatens
Small Business Enterprise

(or Note: second Of articles prob
byL Aneric6s leading Wrters)
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28


er mixture; add the melted jelly.
Fill small paper cases and bake in
a slow oven for about 80 minutes.
Small Fruit Cakes Light.
y pound butter
j pound sugar
IL eggs
/ scant pound -four
to lh pounds grated cOcOnut
1 pound citrOn, sliced fine
! pound blanched, sliced almonds
/ pound raisins, cut fine
/ pound candied pineapple, sliced
fine
u pound candied cherries, sliced
fine
" cup orange juice
" teaspoon mace
Proceed as in recipe above.
Both children and adults like
peanuts, and there's nothing better
or easier than to include them in a
bar type of cookie made delicious
with brown sugar.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

until frothy and
add to the butter
and sugar. Sift
the flour and
spices over the
cut up raisins,
currants and cit
ron and mix well.
Beat into the 9TH
Evening star., 1947-03-09

Asocsdo Ssxee: Peel medium size avo-
cado; cut in half and mash with fork o.
press through coarse stI7mer. Season with
three tablespoons of lemon juice, dash of
tabasco sauce and one-founth teaspoon of
SALT Combine with one-thnd cup of mayon-
naise Serve sauce in bowl, suinkled with
two tablespoons chopped ripe olives. Guests
help themselves, Yield: cup.
SPICY Ssaee: Combine three-fourths cup
chill sauce, one tablespoon horseIadish, two
tablespoons lemon juice, four tablespoons
finely chopped celery, two tablespoons finely
chopped green pepper. Mix ingredients we'll;
then chill. Yield: cup.
xhainp Ioa1
2eggs
CUP milk
3 cups soft bread crumbs
2cups canned shrimp, shredded e No.
2 tablespoons parsley, chopped
z tablespoons onion, chopped
n teaspoon salt
H teaspoon pepper
Beat eggs; combine with milk; add bread
crumbs and shredded shrimp, parsley, onion,
salt and pepper. Toss together lightly and
place in welloiled loaf pan. Bake in mod
crate oven (35O'F. IS minutes Serve with
gilled tomato halves and pimiento pea
sz,oe. Yield: servings.
PtMie,to PEG Sauce
tablespoons butter
tablespoons -four
teaspoon salt
u teaspoon pepper
teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
cups milk
pimientos, chopped or strained
l cup cooked green peas
Melt butter in saucepan; blend in -four,
salt, pepper and Worcestershire sauce. Add
milk, stirring constantly; cook until thick
ened- Add pinaientos and peas. Serve hot.
Evening star., 1947-03-09

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Gulf fshe1men are out for
shrimp again. Here are ways
to serve this versatile fish
nAaRER your palate with shrimp, baby
Il brother to lobster. Shrimp fishing IS big
business again as fishermen IN the Gulf
states return to ply their uade c,rtailed by
war Canned sl9imp's On the shelf Can
ne1ies from Florida to Texas hum back
to normal.
When shopping for shrimp, check the
cans label for the eovernment-inspected
seal Of approval, meaning the shrimp IS
packed under established standards.
The catch is taken direct from small
boats which shuttle from shrimp feet to
packing house. shoveled to cunveye1 belts
running from boat to packing tables. Work
ers remove head and she'll, placing meat On
oonveye1s which carry it to fumes of run
ming water where IT'S washed en- route to
the brine blanchmg vat Baanching trans
forms the flesh from 1lveTy gray to shell
pink Wne mesh ouuveyeIs carry it through
blowers to cool, to dry, to remove bits of
she'll Re-piickmg follows.
DsaT JnaDe Dy Ee
CANS are hand packed. pressure cooked.
Seven ounces are allowed to a TIN - solid
meat to stretch with other foods to make
servings for si1. Little shrimp, yes. but it's
never wise to Judge by sine.
Shrimp can viggie into more menu plans
than any other fish in the swim 1t gives big
nutritional value for the money it costs.
Shrimp provide vitamins A and D, calcium,
iron and copper in good quantities. And it
has high protein content Even that black
vein" which some cooks remove Is rich in
iodine. We leave it in-but if you don't
like the idea, take It out - that's up to you.
Shrimp cocktail IS mans favuite way of
eating the shrimp. Vary its service by some-
thing new IN a sauce.
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zrtev in herojstva, ne bi smell
prezreti osnovnega spoznanja
prirode, njenih pojavov in zako-
nov. Mladina maj, &c je to le mo-
goce, spozna pomen vode, zraka
in sonca, rudninstva, rastlinstva
in zivalstva v narodnem gospo-
darstvu, kar je nujno potrebno
zlasti kmecki mladini, XII jo je
fasizem popolnoma odtujil cd
prirode, oziroma zemlje.
Dnevi bezijo in skoro bono
" jeseni in zimi. Dodge vecere DO
morala mladina izkoristiti. V Sc
|stih mesecih (oktober-marec)
more mnogo pridobiti.
Nasa dolznost je, da j pri tenn
pomagamo.
(Ponafis il "Ljudskega tednika")
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Vsi in vse "a nosso m|adino

Fasizem je svoje satanske
kremplje posebno skrbno zasa-
jail v naso mladino. Use je dial
in storil, da 81 jo je pridobil in
vodil v zivljenje skozi zmote,
temo, zaostalost in zivljensko
nesposobnost. o tenn Sc je ze
pisalo, Sc pise in Sc bo
pisalo, dokler ne bodo zginili
zadnji fasisticni sledovi. A v ia
namen nj dovolj, da O tenn pi-
semo, treba je tudi prakticnih
ukrepov. Kaj smo doslej nudili
odrasli mladini v vzgojnem-po-
ucnem oziru? Ponekod m alo,
drugod nicesar. Ia obracun nj
"a mas casten, niti mas ne opra-
vicuje pred dejstvom, da zivi-
mo v TAXI politicni sredini, XII
Sc bistveno prav mic ne razliku-
je cd fasistiGnih ciljev in me-
tod.
&c pravilno ocenjujemo in
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ENAKOPRAvNOST

ze spet cujemo ono stare pc
sem, XII nosi zarjavel nedosta-
TEX pricakovanja, kaj bono do
bill cd zgoraj: "Prosvetna zve-
"a bo poskrbela to in ono''. Sc
veda be- ia storila, kar DO mo-
gla. Ne smemo pa pozabiti, da
sestavljamo vso to zvezo njeni
clani. Prosveta je tako obsiren
pojm, da odpade ma vsakega
clana nase narodne skupnosti
enak delez dolznosti. Res je
vprasanje prosvete nase mladi-
ne pred vsem njena skrb, ces:
zate gre, ii Sc brigaj! Slabo pa
razumemo to zadevo, &c misli-
mo, da so vsi ostali Cd te obvez-
nosti izvzeti. Kakrsna mladina,
taksna bodocnost narodov in
drzavnega ljudstva, vsega clo-
vestva. Zato so ma vzgoji one
mlade rasti, v enaki meri zain-
teresirane prav vse mnozicne
organizacije, pa mai SO to pro-
svetne, gospodarske, politicne
ali kakrsne koli. Mladina je ma
sa, torej lastnina vseh in vsi
moramo skrbeti "a njen pravil-
nj dusevni razvoj.
Kako organiziramo vecerne
tecaje?
Po mnenju protiljudske oku-
pacijske vojaske uprave, XII je
cd sovraznih zaveznikov pooh
lascena, da nam Sc nekaj casa
greni usodo, mora sola vsak cas-
sluziti plesu, ne pa resnicni pro-
sveti. Men prisklednik, solska
oblast, bi ma stezaj odprla solska
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razumemo problem vzgoje nase
mladine, moramo priznati, da je
prav to nasa najpomembnejsa
in najvecja naloga, XII maj jo
pricnemo cim pref in nacrtno
resevati. Taksno je prosvetno
nacelo ma TrzaSkem ozemlju.
Ia enkrat 81 moramo poma-'
gait z vecernimi tecaji, XII mo-
rajo dobrim vodstvom nuditi
mladini zelo mnogo, oziroma
mnogo vec kot 81 mislimo. To
pa je mogoce samo ma teeajih,
Xxi so v rokah vzgojiteljev, XII
umejo mladino razgibati in zbu-
diti v njej obcutek potrebe po
znanju, samoustvarjalni gon,
odloenost, ponos, zavest, spo-
sobnost pravilnega razsojanja
pojavov it'd. To je prva naloga
takih teeajev.
Kdo maj skrbi zanje?
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vrata, &c bi vodili vecerne tecaje
njeni priljubljeni belogardistic-
nj, cetniski in ustaski dninarji.
Nikakor pa ne dovoljuje Sol
ski prostorov naprednim pro-
svetarjem. Farizejsko Sc izgo-
varjajo, da je sola apoliticna.
Po njihovi demokraciji ne SINE
l:judstvo v prostore, XII 81 jih je
samo zgradilo. Tako DO menda
ostalo, dokler DO imela okupa-
cijska vojaska uprava pri mas
oblast, oziroma, dokler ne bo
ljudstvo odlocno zahtevalo svo-
jih ucnih prostorov "a svojo pro-
;svetno uporabo. Ce pa bi pri tenn
ne uspelo, ne SINE vreci puske "
koruzo. Mladina' mora poiskati
primeren prostor in poskrbeti "a
potrebno opremo. Vse: mize,
klopi, sedezi, tabla in drugo je
lahko preprosto, enostavno-za
prvo silo.
Skupnost premaga Sc tako
tezke ovire, "a mladinsko skup-
most pa ovir nj. To nam je izpri-
Gala narodno osvobodilna borba
&c. pa bi kljub vsemu ne moglj
uspeti, Sc je treba zadovoljiti
tudi S samim prostorom in
skromno tablo. Ako bi bill pro
stor premajhen, ali &c hi bile
stevilo tecajnikov preveliko, ma.
bi sc ii razdelili ma skupine ir
Sc pri pouku vrstili. Bolje ne
kajj, nego nicesar. Tako misli visa
znanja zeljna mladina.
/ Kaj maj Sc mladina uci?
I Ceprav je to vprasanje odvec
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vendar Sc nam zdi potrebno od-
crtati naslednie:

vendar Sc nam zdi potrebno od-
ertati naslednje:
Nasa govorica je pretezno
prepojena vplivom italjanscine
in tako pokvarjena, da mas samo
greni. Da pismenem jeziku nj
ii ne govorimo! Mladina Sc ga
boji in zato Sc ga niti ne lott
(prazni stencasi). Prva naloga
teeaja je pravilno, izrazito, ra-
zumno ali smiselno citanje. Nj
pa to tako lahka rec. Zaradi tega
mora biti uciteljevo citanje res
vzorno, zivljenjsko in tako pri-
vlacno ter osvojalno kot je bese-
da dobrega ljudskega govorni-
ka. Tako citanje vzbuja v MIA
DIM veselje do branja in smisel
"a lepoto svojega jezika, poseb-
no pa tudi ljubezen in ponos do
svojega rodu. Priporocljive so
bralne tekme po skupinah, po-
hvala, nagrada.
sele "a tenn sledi pismeno IL
razanje, XII maj seznani mladino
IS preprostim in logienim razvi-
janjem misli. S pravopisnim pri-
kazom nasih knjizevnih velicin
-slikarjev nasega jezikovnega
bogastva-ter osnovnimi SLOW
nicnimi pravili je mogoce sezna.
njati mladino lie v boljsih pogo.
jih.
Poleg najnovejse zgodovine, te
dovolj nazorne in zgovorne price
nash tezenj, . zivljenjskih sill
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BORIS GORBATOV
NEUKROCENI
TARASOVA DRUzINA
TARASOVA DRUzINA


- Ne, Vasiljko, ne salim Sc.
Cisto resno, mu odgovori in
memo pogleda mladenica.
- Vsi me bodo - zmrvili. In
oce me DO preklel!
- Potrpeti bos moral.
- A ko pridejo nasi, kaj maj
Jim recem? - spregovori de-
eek, ma joh mu gre. - Vsi so
partizani, JAZZ pa policaj.
-Jaz vzamem nase.
- Meme pa, stricek Stjepan
nadaljuje Vasja pri-
tajenim sepetom, - meme bo-
do ubili!
- Vasja, smrti nj. Izmislili
so 81 jo. Ia strahopetce je po-
gin, "a junake nesmrtnost, sre-
dine nj. - Objel je Vasjo cez
ramena in ga prizel k sebi. zal
mi je zate, Vasiljko, - je dejal
tho, - zal! A nekdo mora k
policiji, drugega nj, razen tebe.
srednjo Solo 81 koncal, nekaj
nemscine znas. Moras iti. Mo-
ras!
In Vasiljko je Sci sluziti k
policiji. Tako je incl Stjepan
povsod svoje ljudi; obvescali so
ga O nemskih nacrtih, osvobo-
jevali ilegalce, pomagali parti-
zanom.
starejsi kljucavnicar je po-
rocal Stjepanu delavnici. Sc
della sta oh cesti, nedalec cd
vasi.
- Nemec je vdrl v zeleznisko
delavnico! - je ogorceno vzdih-
nil kljucavnicar. - Vidis!
- Da to ne gre
- Zdaj isce mojstrov. Pri-
peljali so locomotive, pravo po-
kopalisce! Mojstrov nj mixer.
- Da
- No, nasi mojstri ne pojde-
jo. Tako smo rekli mladim in
starim: &c pojde kateri pes ma
delo delavnico - ga neusmi-
ljeno vrzemo ven!
- Pa ne gredo?
- Ne gredo! - je veselo in
vznesno vzkliknil kljucavnicar.
- Kaj pravis, a? Niti eden ne!
- Dobro. Prav dobro, - Sc
je Stjepan podrgnil po lieu. -
A tt, Anton Petrovic, pojdes!
- JAZZ? - Sc je zmedeno ma
smehnil kljucavnicar. Ne,
cemu neki? Zalite me Ne
pojdem, ne!
- Pae, pojdes! Ma delo poi
des! In bos popravljal lokomo-
tive. Popravljene bos pa polo
mil.
- Razumem .- je odvr-
nil kljucavnicar in prebledel. -
Dobro razumem. Kakor ukazu-
jes, tovaris Stjepan, tako poi
dem. Mojstri me bodo "a to
ubili, a JAZZ grem. Razumem.
In nobeden izmed njih, XII jih
je Stjepan obracal, nj vprasal
ne MEGA ne sebe, S kaksno pra-
vico razpolaga MIN ia brada-
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(Nadaljevamje)

(Nadaljevamje)
- Pojdi, pojdi! - je zagodr-
njal v odgovor poveljnik odre-
da - vrtalec Prohov. - Pojdi
in opravi svoje delo. Tuka j
opravimo brez tebe. III meci svo-
je bombe.
Sci je in metal svoje bombe
listke, napolnjene strasno
eksplozivno silo resnico. Ci-
tall so jih zeljno, kakor dihas
podzemlju - z mrzlicnimi po-
zirki. Ko 81 precital - 81 po-
navljal sosedom, a &c nisi uteg-
nil precitati - 81 pripovedoval
po svoje, to, o cemer 81 sanjal.
Kakor drobci bombe so Sc raz-
letele po svej dezeli iveri dej-
stew, gesel, zamisli, in so. uni
cevale najhujsega sovraznika
zasuznjenega ljudstva - neve-
70.
Ali 81 slisal O letaku? Aha.
Torej je ziva nasa resnica, MISC
10 poteptali! Sc so nekje ljudje!
In neke zveze imajo mimi! Sc
stoji nasa vojska, nezlomljiva,
kmalu sc vrne, da mas odresi.
V cash Sc je Stjepanu prime
rilo, da je ma svojih obhodih
kdaj cital svoje lastne letake.
Poziral jih je, kot bi jih prvic
videl - zejno, kakor vsi. Nalep-
lien ma plotu, je letak tudi v
MEM budil novo vero. Med vr-
sticami, XII jih je sam napisal,
ie tudi on iskal novih dejstev.
Smrti Sc nj bal. Niti nj raz-
misljal O Mi, ko da je sploh nj,
ko do so 81 jo ljudje izmislili
kakor Boga, IL samega stra-
hu. Nj Sc bal, da bi ga prepo-
znali ma siroki cesti. V sivem,
bradatem, raztrganem muziku
81 zdaj stezka prepoznal Stje-
pana Jacenka. &c me izdajo?
No, pa maj! To bi pomenilo, da
sem svoje ljudi slabo izbral, sla-
bo vzgojil, nikogar ne smem
kriviti.
Redko je zahajal v svoj glav-
nj stan, zivel je ma cesti med
ljudmi, med popotniki in pote-
publ, nenadoma sc je prikazal
rudnikih in v vaseh, prav ta-
ko iznenada je izginil. Vcasih je
vabil zanesljive ljudi ma sestan-
Ike ma cesti; ma te sestanke Je
vedno prihajal tocno.
Komandanta policije smo
ubili! - mu je javljal mlad, ku-
Straw fant, ma necem zelo po-
doben WASH Pcelincevu.
- Ubili? Ell, fantje, fantje!
- Zdaj hi radi, stricek Stje-
pan, - je cd razburjenja jec-
ljaje govoril decek, - zdaj bi
Sc radi povezali partizani. -
Ogromno akcijo bi izvrsili =.
To moramo premisliti, -
je odvrnil Stjepan in Sc drgnil
DO lieu. - Torej ste ubili ko-
mandanta policije?
- Ubili. Ma mestu.
- Dobro, dobro. Zdaj bos mo-
raj ii, Vasiljko, sluziti pri poll
ciji.
- JAZZ? - je prebledel mia
denic in sc zmedeno nasmejal.