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Evening star., 1947-03-26

rlble experience and I hope that by
discussing this matter in the RICH
more people will realize that not
all of us take the attitude that
children just will catch cold"
I have a neighbor who, in my
opinion, is very kind in this respect.
She has several children and it is
difficult to keep an eye on all at all
times. This neighbor lets me know
when one of hers has a cold and
tells me that so and so has been
told not to go visiting. but, in case
he does, please send him home. In
this way even smaller children soon
get the idea that when they have
a cold or other infection they must
not play with others. I imagine
that such training will also help in
school, and, as q matter of fact, all
through life. . many people do
not realize whct a serious illness
a cold is. especially to ycu,,; c.
dren, but any doctor will tell you
that cold and the complications
that may follow are no laughing
matter. Mrs. w. A. WIS recent
experience is an example. After
all, we all want to protect our chill
dren from unnecessary misery and
pain, SO let's be real neighbors and
realize that it takes such a little
effort to do the other person a good
turn.
The RICH is wonderful. I have
enjoyed all Of it except the bicker-
ing, chip-on-shoulder attitude that
was evidenced some months past.
Let's keep it friendly and helpful!
Here is a delicious way of pre-
pairing carrots for any one who
does not like carrots cooked in the
usual way. I never measure my
ingredients so you will have to ex-
pertinent to suit your taste, but
this is an approximate amount One
bunch carrots, tablespoon butter,
l tablespoon finely-cut onion, /
tablespoon sugar, a little salt 2
tablespoons flour. Brown onion
sugar and butter. Cut carrots in
short small strips, add to onion with
enough water to barely cover, cook
until tender, then add the flour,
mix this in and add milk to desired
consistency. A little parsley added
is good and one may also add to
this can of drained peas if desired
Children especially like carrots pre-
pared in this manner.
X X X
HOT PLATE COOKERY.
(From Mrs. r. Fl. L., Fdirfur.J
To j. H. K, Bellemeade, N. j. I
am glad to offer suggestion for hot
plate cooking because I struggled
with a similar device while my hus-
band was in the Navy Here is a
good cheese dish: Cook "a cup onion
and "a cup green pepper in 4 tea
spoons margarine or salad oil. Add
can of tomato soup and "a cup milk,
stir until blended. Add cups graf
ed American cheese and stir until
melted. Serve on crackers or toast.
Serves 6. 1t needs only fruit salad
to make complete, easy meal.
Evening star., 1947-03-26
SOAP STONESp

(From Mrs. J. P. NJ, Arlington)
I am trying to find some soap
stones that are used in the old fire.
less cookers of year ago. We are
still using ours but recently dropped
and broke one stone.
Evening star., 1947-03-26

Notice how the upswept
hoirdo, created by Vito, fits
perfectly into the black dot
ted hat on the left. which
is crownIess. Such harmony
is the result Of close co,
operation between the hair
styIists and the hat design
ers-ond wos first brought
to public attention by a joint
luncheon show stoged re-
Gently in New York. On
thot occasion the famous
names responsible for the
heodgeor included such
stars as Sally Victor, Lilly
Doche, Hattie Carnegie,
Walter FIoreII, Mary Good
fellow and others.
Evening star., 1947-03-26
Why Grow Old?

Why Grow Old?
b. Josephine Louvnsan
following
woman did not weight
was becoming, and she not overweight anyway.
She did want smooth
inches
for weeks:
No change
Gann OF an inch
sdoaes a sss ss inches ns, sS inches inches II nshs a'
O
This pupil told that dieting would necessary
warned to keep her calor intake
the appetite that will eat without realizing it.
There histories like this think the
startling have the record middle fe
pupil wanted to hold her weight because fng
she had large abdomen
4 pounds and had lost s inches onach
You be done!
hour each day prescribed They watched their
that did
This of the hip exercises they
legs stretched one
side Of Lift both legs from
body weight falls directly part your hips
side side catching
you wish to have my hip reducing exercises send stamped,
envelope with
ces to Josephine Lowman in of The Evening Star
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
Adriia Choral and
Social Group
Reports

I'm spring a young mans fancy
turns to--. But for Adrija
the fancy is to singing and par
ticularly in preparing for "That
Night in Moy'', a super social
and dance to be held May 25th
at the Slovenian Society Home
on Recher Avenue in Euclid.
Johnny VadnaPs orchestra has
been booked for the event.
Adrija, formerly the Skrjan-
cki, is a choral club composed of
young people which supplements
it's concerts with a series of
social programs.
Rehearsals, under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Vauter, held every
Tuesday at 500 p. m., are usual
ly followed by a social time.
Regular club meetings are held
the first Tuesday, of the month.
At the next meeting, March 4th,
election of officers will be held
and plans outlined for the year.
The club aims to- increase it's
present membership and invites
interested young people, 18
years Of age and over, to join.
Information regarding this live
ly choral and social group may
be obtained by attending the
March 4th meeting or by calling
Josephine Prelc at ~ 1920 or
MARY Vidmar at KE 5164.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
VETERANS OF VICTORY NEWS BULLETIN
inly makes a grand couple.

tainly makes a grand couple. q.
The girl with the Golden
VOICE, yes, folks, that's Bernice
Novak, arriving with her crowd
and enjoying themselves to
their hearts content.
Remember, Bernice, the dances
that the Vows sponsor are ones
with lasting memories. An
outstanding dancer present was
George Popoca, and not to men
tion his pleasing personality.
Keep UP the good work, George.
President Bob Kranse, seeing
that all went along smoothly
while Ed. Kocin seeing that all
had an enjoyable evening or else
he knew the reason why. The
little lad, gifted with fingers
that can handle that piano with
no difficulty at all and in such
fine manner that one just could
not help but take notice, is none
other than Frank fingers" Pic
cirello. The beautiful orchid
that Miss Dolly Major was seen
wearing, was a token of sincere
appreciation from the Club
Members for being the girl SELL
ing over thirty tickets. Con-
gratulations, Dolly, on your
splendid work! The Vows
held their Sleigh Ride last Satur-
day evening at Twin Oaks, and
I'm sure all present had an en-
joyable evening. :.
Sunday morning at 1O:45 a. n.
March End, all club members WI
meet at the Slovenian Home on
Holmes Avenue when another
meeting will be held. -.
Until next Week-Adieu!
dorothy NJ. OrehoUec
Club Reporter
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
Congratulations!
Community Entertainment
at Glenville

An unprecedented intercultr-
al community entertainment is
scheduled to take place on March
18th at 8:15 p. m. in the audito-
rum of Glenville High School,
It vas announced today by the
Glenville Area Community Coun-
Gil. T.
Joining with the Board of
Education's Community Center,
. he Glenville Area Community
Council will present the famed
Cleveland Women's Orchestra.
Also appearing on the program
is the talented Walter Ander-
son, composer and pianist, a
former Clevelander. Bernard
Eichenbaum, who has recently
;tarred on Broadway, will play
the violin.
This inter-racial and inter
cultural program deserves the
support of the community. All
of the proceeds will be used to
augment the Board Community
Ienter funds to expand recrea-
,ional facilities for Glenyille
youth.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
UsAY CLUB NEWS

The Washington's Birthday
Party held last Saturday night
at the home of the treasurer,
Rudy Krall proved to be another
great event for the United
Slovene American Youth. here
by wish to take this opportunity
to thank one and all for attend
ing, and especially to commend
Rudy our amiable host for his
untiring efforts in furthering
the aims of our organization.
I'm sure I can speak for all when
l say "Thamks, Rudy, 1T avas q
memorable eveming".
All members are requested to
bear in mind that a meeting will
take place this Monday, March
3rd. Meeting place will be the
Slovene Workmen s Home, 1885
Waterloo Road. AS usual, the
meeting will commence prompt
ly at 8 p. m. Main topic for the
evening will be the drawing Of
the constitution, therefore, the
presence of all memkers will be
appreciated. Hoping to see you
all at the meeting, ! remain,
you:
-BusseT
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
WEDDINGS BELLS

Last Saturday, Miss Emma
Gerl, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gerl, 198O7 Shawnee Ave-
nue., became the bride of Mr..
Thomas Hodanovec, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hodanovec,
of Kewanee Avenue. The we'd
ding ceremony was performed
in the Nottingham Congrega-
'tional Church. A reception was
held in the evening for the cou-
pie, at the Slovene Workmen's
Home.
Congratulations to the young
couple!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
LODGES UNITE2TO
SPONSOkTDANCE

Tomorrow evening March 1st,
Lodges, $50 SNIP and SDZ No.
20, will sponsor a dance at the
Sloyene Society Home on Recher
Avenue.
Scheduled to be at the band
stand are the popular Ernie
Benedict and his VICAR Polka
teers. Music will begin at 8 p. m.
There will be plenty refresh
ments, and fun for all. All mem
bers and friends are cordially
invited to attend.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28

Last Friday, February 21st.
our monthly meeting was held.
Plans were made for a social to
be held at our March meeting.
Seriously ill is Mr.. Florian
Kuhar of Arrowhead Avenue.
Hoping that when this issue is
out, he will be on the road to
recovery. Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhar's
son recently became the father
Of baby boy. Parents names
are Fred and Winnie Kuhar.
Congratulations!
Miss Emma Gerl daughter
of our treasurer) was married
to Mr.. Tommy Hodanovec last
Saturday. Best wishes for a
long and happy life together!
Our Abeloved secretary Mrs.
Albina Vessel has recently cele-
brated her birthday Since she
helps me obtain news for my
column, I'll bet she's wondering
who was the bird that gave me
the secret. On February 22nd
Frances lSemel HQsta also had
a birthday. Ny, how the years
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
EUCLID SLOYENES LODGE NEWS

Keep catching up. But they don't
show a bit, Fran! Belated birth.
day wishes to both Albina and
Fran!
Mr.. Richard Vehovec. and his
fiancee were surprised with a
wedding shower recently. Let
me know when the big day is,
and III see if | can't squeeze in
a line about the affair, huh?
Our President and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Golob, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hosta, made
a committee Of four to visit SDZ
Lodge No 35 Valentine Vodnik
West Side) when they had
their dance on February 18th.
| guess the East and West are
cementing relations. In Cleve-
land, yof course! Another in
.teresting thing to note is that
Mr. Tony Hosta Of Euclid is
President Of No. IS. Now this
would be case of the East
showing the West.
Befors 1 set involved in 4 sub NIB
pena or something, I'll close,
Dorothy CeceIic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28

|, A dance which turned out
to be a huge success in every
way possible was the one held
at the Slovenian Home on
Holmes on February 18th, by
the Vows. The club members
wish to express their many
thanks to all present.
AS one entered-was greet
ed by friendly smile by the
Vovs'-the decorations couldn't
help but put one in the mood
for an enjoyable evening-and
not to mention the gracious
smile from none other but that
master minded musician John
ny Pecon and his fellow musi-
clans. AS Pecon gave way
with one of his jive notes,
found lovely Louise Recher
with partner Mike Gerl cutting
the rug. Mind you, folks, Mike
kept a serious face while Louise
had "Pepsodent Smile. g.
That gal from down 16Oth
Street way, yep that's good old
Mary Kocin being escorted to
the affair by her handsome
fiance, who incidentally halls
from out Painsville, Ohio. g.
Wedding bells will be ringing for
these two "love birds" the Oath
of May. Stopping in long
enough to say Hello" and 1
mean just that long, was Doro-
thy "Chips" Chiperlo. What
called for such sudden depart
ure, Dorothy? ? ?
Found Frank Sechnick, Joe
Klaus and Matt Zabukovec divid-
ing their time between the dance
floor and that ever popular bar
room. Noticed Dolores Novak,
making a big hit with the oppo-
site sex. Those delicious
sandwiches the hungry folk were
enjoying were prepared by Mrs
Frances Susel and Mrs. Mary
Malovar. They really hit the spot
(anyway I enjoyed them and so
did the Merry Slovenes-how
about it boys?)
Ray Yakose making his ap-
pearence after an absence OF
several months and introducing
the lovely lady to the crowd.
Twas nice meeting you and we
hope to renew acquaintances in
the future. Frank Match and
the charming girlfriend, Katie
Bastasic being engrossed in one
another. . This tWosome Ger.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
INTERNATIONAL
INSTITUTE TO
MEET MARCH !

The. Committee of Manage
ment of the international Insti-
tute of the Y. w. G.. A., 1920
Prospect Avenue will hold an
Open Board meeting, Friday,
March 9TH at 1920 a. m. This
meeting is to acquaint the men,
bership with the type of prob
lens which are brought to the
Institute and the manner in
which they are approached.
Coffee will be served. All
members Of the Institute are
urged to attend.
Chairman OF Publicity
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
ENTERTAINMENT
APPROVED BY BOARD
OF DIRECTORS

The Board of Directors of the
West Side Slovene Home, at
their meeting held last Sunday,
approved entertainment for club
members. Starting Saturday,
March 1st, and every Saturday
thereafter there will be music
for dancing at the club. All mem
bes, especially the younger
group are urged to visit the club
quarters and encourage the pro-
gress teing made.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
COMRADES NOTE BOOK
J. r. Fifolt
Bowling

The Eastern Invitational will
be held at the Waterloo alleys
CT a1arch 21st, 22nd and 23rd.
Two girl and and two boy teams
have already been formed.
Cards have been sent out by
Frank Ross to other male mem
bers that might be interested.
He should be contacted, no
later than March 5th if you
wish to participate. It was
moved that the lodge pay for
the team events.
General
A baby boy for the Beljans.
Congratulations!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
Tro+hs Announced
Recently

Miss Mary Troha, daughter of
Mr.. John Troha, 145O9 Thames
Avenue, became engaged to Mr..
John Knife, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Knife ST., 1892 Neff Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smerdel,
784 London Road, are announc-
ing the engagement of their
daughter Dorothy Lab, to Mr..
Joe Batic, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Batic, 684 East 16Oth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kobal of
23126 Lakeland Boulevard, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Pauline, to Mr.. Joe
Skrabec, 1905 East 10th Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Oswald,
1905 Greenwood Avenue, an
nounce the betrothal of their
daughter Wilma, to Mr.. Elmer
A. Japely, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Japely of 1914 East
172nd Street. The couple became
engaged on the 22nd anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald's mar
riagc. Mr.. Japely served in the
U. S. Navy, and was discharged
last July. The wedding date has
not been set.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
MEMBERS NOTE!

The secretary Of lodge Cyetoci
NOBLE No. $50 sNPJ, Mrs. Mary
Docic, OFT East 239th Street,
wishes to announce to all mem
bers that her telephone number
has been changed recently, to
AE 1910, whe1e members may
contact her.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
BIRTHS

Announcing the birth of their
first child, a baby boy, are Mr..
and Mrs! Alvin M. 'Podboy Of
1880 La.zeshore Boulevard.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Pod2oy and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Nagode.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28

SNPJ Lodges are holding a
G. I. Banquet and Dance to-
morrow evening, March LIST,
both halls Slovene National
Home on st. Clair Avenue A
great deal of work has been
and will be involved in the pre-
paration of this event. Right
here I would like to- raise a
little something with the boys
who failed to indicate whether
or not they were coming or
or not they were coming, not
but from the other lodges.
The committee went to the
trouble of making it easy
for them to do this little job,
all it required was a Eyes" or
mo-, their signature and the
dropping of the postal card in
the mail box. It would have
been at least courteous to reply.
Let's remember this for the
future.
Many workers will be re-
quired that evening and they
will have to be there no later
than $50 p. m. Working on the
hostess, committee will be
Pauline Spik; Tony Kerze, Ed.
Grum, Bob Yarshen, bartend-
ers; at the door Joe Sircel,
Frank Popotnik; refreshment
tickets DAM Fifolt; Frances
Presern, flower girl; mattresses,
Marie Zak, A. Skok, R. 'Skok,
A. Vehar, Theresa Kerze, Fran
ces Godnavec, Mary Krizman-
cic, Ann Erste, A. Flanders
Nellie Shine, Mary DeLost, and
others that will be kind enough
to call me and volunteer. Let's
show up on time.
Meeting - Tuesday
At the last meeting we sus.
pended Anton Jelenic. Accepted
as transferred members Vic
Povirk from Newton, Penna
Jennie Luzavec,, from Gilbert,
Mimi; Frances Godnavec and
her brother from Vodnikoy
Venec. Sick benefit forms for
Hermine Legan and Lou Shu-
ber were approved. Childbirth
forms for Ann Dobrich, Gabe
Girod, Julia Jones, Mollie Ko.
rem and Marge Haberle passed
for payment. Tickets for the
Juvenile concert purchased and
distributed among the mem.
bers. Pauline Spik commented
on the recent successful dance
Entertainment committee au.
thorized to select anoth her date
if possible, also make plans for
a picnic this summer. Bro
Kerze reported on the meeting
of the Farm Board.
John Vehar's name was pull
ed out for the $500 award. Hi
was not present. Marie Stefa
mic won the $1.0O award. After
the meeting, Albina, Antoinette
and Pauline served refresh
ments.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28

, Mrs. Cecilia sstriitof Of 1888 1873;
Darley Avenue wishes to thank thai
her many friends, and the Pro
gressive Slovene Women for the
visits, flowers, and. "get-well"
cards which she resfiyed during
her illness. Friends may now
visit her at her hs home:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
23RD WARD DEM. CLUB

The 23rd Ward Democratic
Club will meet on March 9TH, in
Room No. 3 of the Slovene Ma
tional Home, 6409 St. Clair Ave-
hue. A guest speaker has been
invited, and gifts will be given.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28

Following a two week con-
finement in the hospital, Mr..
Frank Bartol has returned to his
home at 1928 Arcade Avenue,
where friends may visit him. He
was a victim Of an accident
which occurred at the New York
Central Railroad, where he is
employed. He suffered a frac-
tured leg.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
s:: :; ENGLISH SECTION
Convoles;cin'g

Mrs. Mary Mavko Of Dock
Road, Madison, Ohio, has re-
turned to her home following a
recent stay in the Osteopathic
Clinic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28

The we'll known Frank Zupan-
cic, who resided at the home of
his daughter on Middle Ridge
Road in Madison, Ohio, was
taken to St. Luke's Hospital.
Years ago he operated a tavern
at 23126 Lakeland Boulevard,
then known as St. Clair Beer
Garden. Friends may visit him
from 2-3 and 7-8 p. m.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28

Home from the hospital,
where he successfully under
went an operation, IS Mr.. John
Jezerc. Friends may visit him at
his home, 927 East 239th Street.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28

Mrs. Mary Dolinar Fier Of 92S
East 232nd Street, underwent
an operation at. Huron Road
Hospital. Visitors at present are ar
not permitted.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04

Nihce nj vedel, zakaj je b.
gatirjev sledil Garbuzu in kaj
je bilo med NINA. Niti meni nj
Bogatirjev hotel mic povedati.
Ko sem ga izpraseval, je pove-
sill oci in odgovoril:
- Mic takega, pogovarjala
sva sc O stroju.
Odtlej in yes cas-, dokler smo
bill ma poljski 'front.', Sc je b.
gatirjev dobro drzal; tn v All
j pa je spet popustil.
Ko sem opazil zganje, sem
rekel Bogatirjevu:
Stricek Misa, izlij zganje
pa ne bonn Garbuzu crhnil o
tenn.
Strojevodja Sc je razburil in
poprosil:
Sanj, golobcek, TAXI mi
zivljenja, maj mi oci izgore, ako
ne bonn MOI beseda in &c Sc
pregresim zoper revolucije in
&c onesrecim oklepni vlak. Ne!
JAZZ imam tole zganje samo v
rezervi in kadar potolce m Q
Basmace, tedaj DO tudi sam
brezzobi zatisnil emo oko pa bo-
mo zganje izpili. Nu, reel, dra'
gee, kje maj tedaj vzamem zga-
ME "a tax srecen dogodek?
(Dalje prlhodnVG)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-04
(Nadaljevamje)

VoS1 L1d11I LCllO, L1OJC
otrok, krava Sc je izgubila VI
goscavi . pet let jih re nj
sem videl Pomlad je, sejati
je treba, pa nj nikogar. Eth! =.
Jaz ga ne pomilujem, ne ra-
zumem njegove bolecine. Zlek-
nem Sc kolikor sem dolg, raz-
pnem srajco ma prsih.
Oklepni vlak dirja in reze
prostranstvo. Veter zvizga oh
zelezju, tho lega skozi limo in
pada ma mole prsi, lenobno, lju-
beznivo, hladece.
Prijetno je to. Lezim poleg
line in nihce me ne odtrga cd
vecernega hladu. Ma cepici
imam prav taksno zvezdo in
oblecen sem prav tako kakor
vsi drugi vojaki. Nobeden me
nina vec "a otroka. Moi spre-
jem v ceto je bill nedavno "uza-
konjen'. Poveljnik oklepnega
vlaka Garbuz me je v povelju
omenil uradno po priimku. Vpi-
san sem v spisek Sole "a poll
ticno izsolanje. Kadar pozdra-
vim poveljnika, udarim S peta-
ma in salutiram; tedaj Sc Gar
buz ne smeje, marvec vrne po-
zdrav sluzbeno in resno.
Ma stroju nasega vlaka me
priznavajo "a pomocnika stro-
jevodje Bogatirjeva. Dezurstvo
opravljam po stiri in dvajset
ur.
=. V wagon stopi Bogatir-
jew. Sklonjen, kustrav mi spo-
toma klikne, ne da hi sc obrnil:
- Sanjska, ma zameno!
Vstanem, grem "a Bogatir-
jevim in sc ne cudim, da naju
spet klicejo ma zameno, ceprav
sva sele bila opravila dnevno
sluzbo. To Sc primeri pogosto-
krat. Skoraj vsikdar, kadar sc
blizajo resni dogodki. Drugi
strojevodja Sc nj izkusen in mu
Garbuz ne zaupa.
Ko prideva ma locomotive, IL
veva, da Sc je novega stroje-
vodje lotila mrzlica. zvijal Sc je
poleg ravnala in skoraj jokal,
tako ga je zeblo. Ustne SO mu
posinele, obraz mu je oblila
kurja polt, glava Sc trese in
MOI Sc opoteka. V rokah ne
more vec obdrzati kljuca, il ust
mu pade cigareta.
Bogatirjev prevzame stroj in
tho mrmra med zobmi, da ga
ne bi cula ostala zamena:
- Prekleti brezzobi, ne pri-
vosci oddiha!
Meme sc Bogatirjev ne boji.
We, da sem videl, kako je davi
zamenjal z nekim sumljivim clo-
vekom, oblecenim v suknjic, Pc
trolej "a rizevo zganje. Zvecer
je hotel skrivaj pod odejo po-
pitt zganje, pa SO ga zmotili.
Poveljnik Garbuz re dolgo We,
kako rad ina zganje. Spomi-
njam sc, kako je re ma poljski
'front.' zasacil Bogatirjeva, ko
lie nastavil rilec cajnika k ustom.
Strojevodja Sc je zganil, zakas-
ljal in nj vedel, kaj maj pocne S
to nesrecno posodo. Nj Sc upal
potegniti rilec il ust, ker Sc je
bal, da bi Garbuz zavohal zga-
ME. Zato je hitel prazniti caj-
mix, nagibal ga je in pill. Posi-
mel je, pobledel, vendar nj ne
hal pitt in ga je izpil do dina.
Garbuz Sc je ovedel, kaj Sc tn
godi in je zlagoma, brez vika
in krika, poklical Bogatirjeva
k sebi v svoj mali, ozki oddelek.