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Evening star., 1947-08-30
0Dwyer Leads legior
In 12-Hour Parade
Up Fifth Avenue
Confetti Pours Down on
Veterans as Thousands
Throng Line Of March
By GEORGE Beveridqe
Stor Stoff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-The
American Legion today declared
a 24-hour truce in a series of
arguments on vital domestic and
international issues to show New
Workers it still knows how to
stage a parade.
An estimated $1,000 Legionnafres
marched and drove floats in a 12-
hour long procession through down.
town Manhattan, starting at $50
am. Police were prepared to ham
die more than 100000 onlookers
along the route, 80 blocks up Fifth
avenue.
Police Commissioner Arthur Wal
lander estimated at GAS am. that
the throngs along the line of march
numbered 100000.
Mayor William O'Dwyer. legion
naire himself and wearing his over
seas cap at jaunty angle, led the
parade at the start behind a
mounted police escort.
Showers of Confetti.
Behind the vanguard we're all the
colorfui units traditional to the Le-
gion's big parades-the State and
foreign delegations, Army, Navy and
Coast Guard units, a crack detach-
ment of West Point cadets, about
1000 bands and drum and bugle
corps and hundreds of waving flags
and banners.
Uniforms soon were whitened by
the showers of confetti. the torn
telephone books and newspapers
which always deluge paraders here
Thousands watched from windows
along Fifth avenue. Thousands
more cheered from behind the
wooden barriers set up by more thar
S, 900 watchful police along the route
Mayor O'Dwyer dropped out o1
the marchers at Forty-seconc
street, where he joined Gov. Dewey
of New York in the official review
ing stand at the steps of the New
York Public Library.
The first business session of the
organizations 29th annual conven-
ton yesterday ended on a note that
was anything but businesslike. The
group failed to get to scheduled
consideration of a controversial for
eign policy platform. as well as pro-
grams on rehabilitation, employ
ment and Americanism.
Delegates are expected tomorrow
however, to reiterate their demand
fer universal military training and to
urge strongly that the United States
take more drastic steps to halt the
flow Of communism in war-torn ma
tionS abroad.
Blunt Talk on Russia.
A report from the Legion Foreign
Relations Committee, member
said today, will bluntly charge that
the United Nations "is being sabo-
tagged by the dictators in control OF
Soviet Russia"
Regarding American aid to Greece
and Turkey, the official said, the re-
port will demand that this country
do even more than We are doing
and do it faster"
A minority report from the COM
mittee also is being drawn, it was
learned, to make even stronger
statements for the Legion's an
nounced drive against communism
Majority members of the unit said
they would fight any amendments
to the limit.
The session yesterday ended in the
middle of plea for Legion support
of a pension for all veterans VINO
reach the age of so.
Life Pension of S72.
The resolution, proposed by the
Illinois delegation and pushed by
the World War 1 men, would give
all veterans a life pension Of $72
month, the same amount paid
veterans of the Spanish American
(See LEGION, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Flyer Shot From Plane
In 50O-MPH Test
By the Associated Press

CHALGROVE, England, Aug. 3d.
Bernard Lynch, 29-year-old worker
for the Martin Baker Aircraft Co..
was shot from the cockpit of a jet
plane speeding at more than 500
miles an hour yesterday in a test
of a new escape apparatus for pilots
of high-speed planes.
The election apparatus now
standard equipment for Royal Air
Force jet planes, never had been
tested at such high speed.
Mr.. Lynch was shot from the
plane. seat and all, at an altitude OF
$4,000 feet. He parachuted to the
ground in minutes.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
CIuy Sees Soviet Wish

BERLIN, Aug. 80 tR.-An undate-
lined report broadcast by the Rus
uncontrolled radio Berlin, stating
that Gen. Lucius D. Clay would soon
be recalled from his post as Ameri-
can occupation chief in Germany,
today brought this comment from
Gen. Clay: Perhaps the wish is
father to the thought"
Evening star., 1947-08-30

way and caught fire, flames roaring
high as the crowd of about 5000
gasped. Fire equipment rolled at top
speed to the scene, poured chemicals
on the blaze and hauled the still
steaming tank off the runway. Take
offs went on with only slight delay.
Edmund Lunken of Cincinnati de-
layed his takeof slightly due to fuel
line trouble, but finally took of. OBJ
servers noted, however, that he ap-
peared to be dripping gas as he got
into the air.
Mrs. Jane Page Hlavacek, war
time Wasp from Wilmette, ILL.,, sent
the event off to an early start.
Anxious to get to Cleveland to par
ticipate in another event of the Ma
tional Air Races today, Mrs. Hlava.
See AIR, RACES. Page A-2)
Evening star., 1947-08-30
|nter-American Pact
On Defense Due for
Final Approval Today
Argentine Withdrawal
Of Amendment Clears
Way for Completion
(Outline Of Defense Treaty Propi-
sions on Page A-3.)
BY the Associated Press
PETROPOLIs, Brazil, Aug.

/ BY the Associated Press
PETROPOLIS, Brazil, Aug. 80
The United States and 18 Other
American republics meet today
to give final approval to a his
toric treaty of defense, pledgine
all their armed might against
aggression anywhere in the
Western Hemisphere, from pole
to pole and from Greenland tc
the Aleutians.
Today's plenary session of the
Inter American Conference or
Peace and Security was devoted Je
acceptance of the treaty as a whole
The II principal articles were ap-
proved individually yesterday ano
last night, only two weeks after the
various Foreign Ministers and theil
advisers commenced their momen-
tous conference in the palatial
Quitandinha Hotel.
The final problem of interpreting
treaty defined measures against ag.
gression was solved cordially last
night. Argentina's delegate, Pascua
La Rosa, rushed across the room te
embrace United States Senator
Vandenberg amid applause. He sale
the United States and Argentine
were agreed on the problem.
Only few hours before, in the
Committee on Aggression, they hae
exchanged sharp words ovel
whether collective armed actor
would be called for if United State
forces were attacked outside tn.
Inter- American security zone.
One treaty article provided fo
such action in event of invasion O
a region under effective jurisdic
ton" of any American state. Argen
tina asked if this included th'
United States zone of Germany. Sh.
offered an amendment to limit join
armed defense to the security zone.
Subsequent heated debate wount
up last night in withdrawal of tht
Argentine amendment and unani
nous adoption of a Mexican com
promise proposal under which onl!
consultation would be resorted to ii
case of invasion of American-con
trolled territory elsewhere than il
the inter- American zone. The Mex
ican amendment was in line with
Senator Vandenberg's interpreta.
ton.
Truman to Speak Tuesday.
President Truman and Colombian
Foreign Minister Domingo Esguerrs
will address the final plenary session
at 10 am. next Tuesday and th'
treaty then will be taken to th'
Itamaraty Palace in Rio de Janeiro
home of Brazil's foreign ministry
and there will be signed in a forma
ceremony, which will be attended b.
President Truman.
Mr.. Esguerra will invite the dele
gates to an inter American meet
ing in Bogota, Colombia, next Janu.
ary, which will established join
staff of American military chiefs tt
administer the treaty armed de-
fense measures and will work towart
strong Pan American ties in tn,
educational, social and welfare fields
The joint staff will seek close co
operation between Latin America
half million armed men and Unitet
States forces of a million and half
A healthier economy for the Door
er countries of the hemisphere vii
be sought at a special nter-Ameri
can economic conference late nex
wear
Evening star., 1947-08-30
jap Sergeant Gets 80 Years

YOKOHAMA, Aug. 80 P.-Sergt.
Toxic Tobita today was given 80
years at hard labor by an 9Th Army
military commission which convicted
him of beating and abusing sick
.captives and forcing them to work
at the Shingawa prisoner OF war
hospital near Tokyo.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Late News
Bulletin
Reich Industry Plan Hit

NSFIH fHuUStFT TFUH sHt
BERLIN P).-MarShal Vas
silly Sokolovsky, Soviet mill
tary commander in Germany,
today accused the United
States and Brita n of dis
membering Germany" and
"rupturing the Potsdam agree
ment" by raising the level Of
industry in Western Germany.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Pukistun Officials to Fly
To Avoid Riots in Punjub
Rx the Assoeioted Press

LONDON, Aug. 30.-AuthoritatiVe
sources said today that the Paklstan
government had chartered 20 private
planes to fly Pakistan officials from
New Delhi to Karachi so as to avoid
the riot-torn Punjab.
These sources said the officials
first had arranged to go by rail, but
that the bloody communal fighting
in the partitioned Punjab made 1t
impossible to get trains through.
Seven planes have left Britain for
India as part Of this fleet.
Evening star., 1947-08-30
Palestine Tops Problems
As u. N. Awaits Report

LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 30 (P1.-
The future of Palestine held the
chief interest of the United Nations
today, eclipsing for the present the
Egyptian case and the approaching
assembly.
Palestine stood at the top of the
U. N. problems over the Labor Day
holiday week end because the spe-
cial United Nations Committee on
Palestine was winding up its work
IN extraordinary session in Geneva
U. N. delegates and member states
were watching for that committee
report, as a tip on what to expect
(See PALESTINE, Page ABB
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Evening star., 1947-08-30
We ather Forecast

Mostly sunny, warm and humid; high near
B8 this afternoon. Clear tonight low near 10.
Mostly sunny and continued warm tomor-
row. (Full report on Page A-2)
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-21

| stva Zdruzene Slovenke stew.
% SDZ v SID ma Waterloo
Road -
10. oktobra, nedelja - Plesna
/ veselica drustva Washington
ZSZ v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
26. oktobra, nedelja - Plesna
veselica drustva Betsy Ross
+ ABB v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
I NOVEMBRA
2. novembra, nedelja - 25-let-
MICA drustva "Cvetoci Noble"
/ st. $50 SNPJ programom
|. in plesom v SLOW. drustvenem
domu ma Recher Ave.
2. novembra, nedelja - Pies
/ krozka st. 1 Progresivnih Slo-
. venk v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
9. novembra, nedelja - Prize
I. ditev drustva "V boz st. SO
SNPJ " SID ma Waterloo
Rd.
Is. novembra, nedelja. - Pies
drustva Strugglers SNPJ v
SID ma Waterloo Rd.
Is. novembra, nedelja - Prize
ditev podr. st. 1O6 SANSa v
SLOW. drust. domu ma Recher
Ave.
%. novembra, nedelja - Kon-
/ cert pevskega zbora Jadran
" SID ma Waterloo Rd.
"a. novembra, cetrtek - Kon-
cert pevskega zbora ''Zarja"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-21
S poh|ioeo in
p+i66iio k|e+ko

Kitajska je gosto naseljena de-
zela z mnogimi velikimi mesti.
Poleti je neznosno vroce v tesnih
ulicah med visokimi zidovi. Cez
dan sede ljudje donna med Ste
nami temnih his in lie zvecer
olive ulice. Tedaj gredo mescani
ma izprehod med hladne nasade
ali ma obrezja rex in kanalov.
Ulice mrgole ljudi. Vsi 81 hlade
lica velikimi, mocnimi pahlja-
cami. In skoro vsi nesijo v roki
pticje kletke, v katerih skacejo
razne ptice pevke.
Prav "a prav MISC Kitajci pre-
veliki ljubitelji zivali. Mixer ma
svetu Sc konjem, volom in oslic-
kom tako slabo ne godi, kakor
ma Kitajskem. Ali sal tudi lju-
dem ne prizanasajo ma Kitaj-
skem! Teak, "kuli" imenovan,
mora nositi tezke tovore, Sc mo-
ra vpreei pred dvokolesje Erik
so," " katero Sc vsede kaksen-
krat celia druzina: oce, matt,
otrok. Morda je lastno trpljenje
krivo, da ne cuti Kitajec usmi-
ljenja do zivali. Ma Kitajskem
so najbolj priljubljeni petelinji
boji. Koncajo Sc navadno tako,
da oba petelina izkrvavita. Cello
boji med malimi murni so tam
zelo priljubljeni. Gledalci poce-
nejo " krogu in izpuste diva
samska murna drugega proti
drugemu. Zivalci Sc besno ma
padata, odgrizujeta drug druge-
mu noge in tipalke, dokler Sc
enemu ne posreci odgrizniti gla-
We tekmecu. LIE do pticev, XII jih
ne more uporabiti ne "a boj, ne
"a delo, cuti Kitajec veliko lju-
bezni. Skoro vsak Kitajec ina
donna kako ptico pevko, XII jo
Inegnje in zanjo skrbi z neverjet-
mo lubeznijo.
/ 10 Sc revezi in bogatasi, mia
Idi in start podajo poleti r1a We
Ger ma izprehod, nikoli ne poza-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-21

bio vzeti S seboj tudi kletko z
ljubljeno pticko. Povsod sreca
tujec ljudi pticjo kletko: med
pesci, v "riksah," da, cello "
tramvajskih vozovih! Skrbi pol
nj obrazi ljudi Sc zjasne, ko Sc
pticek zacne ma svezem zraku
snaziti, ko zacne zivahno ska
kati in cello peti. Ko dospo XII
tajci S svojimi kletkami med ze-
lenje, jih poloze v travo in Sc
sklonijo mad ME. Tako poslu-
sajo petite svojih ljubljenckov,
da Sc zde kakor zamaknjeni. Pri
tenn primerjajo, kdo lepse pole,
ali njihov skrjancek, ali sosedov
kos, ali pekinski scinkavec tam
OBJ grmovju. Starci Sc pogovarja-
jo pevci, hvalijo, grajajo. Tu-
di otroci so poleg. Pozabili so ma
igranje. Skrbno pazijo, da imajo
njihovi pernati varovanci dovolj
zraka.
Ko pade mrak ma zemljo, po-
krijejo kletke posebnimi ruta-
mi, kajti noci SO hladne in Nil
howl ljubljencki bi Sc lahko pre-
hladili! S tako pokritimi kletka-
mi Sc vracajo v truman mesto.
V Sangaju, kjer prebiva ma
milijone ljudi, v nekem zloglas-
mem predmestju, kamor 81 pono-
ci noben tujec ne upa, ker nj va
rem zivljenja, v tenn predmestju
je sredi malega jezera lepo IRA
emo poslopje, nekaka kavarna,
kjer toeijo caj in kjer Sc zvecer
shajajo bogati Kitajci. Tam je
polno mostickov in balkonov.
Ma ograJe obeslJo kletke svojih
ptickov in svecano poslusajo
med srebanjem GAIA petite svo-
jih ljubckov. Pri tenn 81 mislijo,
da MISC vec v mestu, temvec ma
dezeli, kjer poslusajo petite skr-
janckov, kosov in Scinkavcev.
Ali &c Sc sklonimo mad kletke,
da bi videli, S kako radostjo gle
dajo te lube pticke ma roznato
nebo in ma mirno gladino jeze-
ra, tedaj moramo z grozo ugoto-
viii, da so vsi tt ptieki slept. &c
hi vprasali Kitajcca, zakaj so
pticki oslepeli, bi nam odgovo-
ril: "Kaj Sc tega ne veste? Svo-
Jim ljubim ptickom izzgemo z
zareco iglo oci, da lepse pojo."
To je sencna stran lepe ju.
bezni Kitajcev do svojih perna-
tin ljubljencev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-21

kakor vsak clovek, XII nam je
ljub in ma katerega mas vezejo
lepi spomini. Dekle pa ju je gle
dala nepremicno YES vecer s svo-
jimi temnimi ocmi. Ivan je str
mel vanjo. Bog We, &c je bilo
res toliko ognja teh oceh in to-
liko strasti v njenih ustnicah,
kakor da slutiti starcek. Bog We;
bilo je to v davnih, davnih casih.
Ivan cd tedaj nj vec polagal
svojih spisov ma stedilnik, tenn
vec je starcek prihajal k MENU.
ziva beseda in dobra VOLTA star
cka je Ivanu mnogo pomagala.
Nekega vecera pa Sc je vrnil
fant domov yes srecen. Sedel je
ma stol, da je suho zaskripala
proteza ma nogi.
"Veste kaJ je novega? ' We
cerno gimnazijo bonn Sell"
Starcke je pretreslo. Tega nj
prav razumel.
cali boste odsli je vprasal.
Luc stropa je svetila mani in
glava Sc mu je spet tresla.
"Ne," je dejal Ivan in Sc sme-
jail. "Tu bonn ostal, pri vas. Zdaj
Sc bo treba Sc bolj poprijeti."
Starcku pa lie nj slo v glavo.
"Pa boste prisli do universe ?
Cudno, cudno."
Med tenn razgovorom pride
mimo hise Janus. Videl je svetlo
okno, pa je pristopil in. lovil sko-
ri luknje v starih zavesah obra-
re v sobi. Videl je, kako zreta
napeto eez knjige drug drugemu
v obraz, pa je mislil, da sta spet
pri ucenju. Nj stopil noter, tenn
vec Sc je obrnil proti domu in
brundal: "Tako je prav, maj lie
delata."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-21
STRAIN 3

+ v 4Slov. mar. domu ma st.
Clair Ave.
80. novembra, nedelja - Kon-
cert Mad. pew. zbora SID ma
Waterloo Rd.
DECEMBRA
7. decembra, nedelja. - Kon-
cert pew. zbora Slovan v Slov.
drust. domu ma Recher Ave.
oh $3.50 pop.
Z. decembra, nedelja - Pies
drustva Zdruzeni bratje st.
26 SNPJ v Slovenskem delav-
skem. domu ma Waterloo Rd.
IA. decembra, nedelja - Pies
Kluba SLOW. zena " Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
21. decembra, nedelja - Pies
zenskega odseka v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
rs. decembra, cetrtek - Pies
Soc. kluba st. 40 JSZ v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
28. decembra, nedelja - Pies
Podr. Stew. Al SZZ v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
81. decembra, sreda Silve-
strova zabava zbora "Jadran"
v Slovenskem delavskem do
mu ma Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-21
LET'S EXPLORE OHIO

I At Newark are the most extern
sive and complex prehistoric
earth-works in Ohio. Time was
when this intricate maze Of paral-
lels, circles and geometric enclos-
ures covered an area Of four
square miles. The Mound Build
ers' Country Club includes the i'm
pressive Octagon and Observatory
Circle earth-works.
The Ohio State Archaeological
and Historical Society has most
interesting museum at North High
Street and 18th Avenue in Colum-
bus, where examples Of the truly
marvellous workmanship Of the
mound builders are included in
the displays Of early Ohio.
Your state capitol IS well worth
a visit on your way to one Of the
state parks. .,--.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-21
SoU&rvsr
1SAe SrkAeAae o. <os Cosa'oJ

Buckeye Lake is Ohio's mid
state summer resort. ~
Its five square miles Of ripping
water is surrounded by hotels and
cottages, amusement concessions,
picnic grounds and trailer camps.
Here one may swim, fish, shop and
dance and top the day Of fun with
a moonlight ride on the lake
boats. .s.
Located just south Of Newark
and convenient to reach from
every part Of the state on major
highways, Buckeye Lake is ad-
ministered by the Division Of Con-
servation and Natural Resources
Of the Ohio Department Of. Agri-
culture. -.
K It was constructed as reservoir
to impound water for the old
Ohio-Erie Canal, which connected
Lake Erie with the Ohio River.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-21
DruStveni kOledar
JULIA

~. julia nedelja - Piknik pev-
skega zbora "Slovan" ma
SNPJ farmi.
27. julia, nedelja - Piknik Co.
spodinjskega kluba Slov. del.
dvorane ma Prince Ave. ma
prostorih Donna zapadnih Slo-
vencev, 6818 Denison Ave.
SEPTEMBRA
Z. septembra, nedelja - Pies
krozka st. 1 Progresivnih Slo-
venk v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
IA. septembra, nedelja - PIE S
Memorial kluba v SID ma
Waterloo Rd.
21. septembra, nedelja - Pie s
drustva st. 1916 TWO v SID
ma Waterloo Rd.
28. septembra, nedelja - Kon-
cert pevskega zbora Slavulj
v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
OKTOBRA
5. oktobra, nedelja Prireditev
podr. st. 48 SANSa v SID
ma Waterloo Rd.
5. oktobra, nedelja. - Igra in
pies krozka st. 3 Prog. Slo-
| venk v SLOW. drust. domu ma
| Recher Ave.
IL. oktobra, nedelj i Pies dru-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-21
Penzionis+u Trompuzu 50 well sobo

bo dosegel. Ne, knjiga je pre-
malo. Kaj tt pomaga. Ona lei
tn mrtva, zivljenje pa gre ma
pref tako naglico, da; je nemo-
goce z MIN vstric.
Edini clovek, XII je obiskoval
Ivana in s tenn Sc bolj vznemir-
jail starega Trampusa, je bill Ja-
nus, s katerim je bill Ivan svoj
cas- skupaj v ceti. Ma stolu je
njegova zadnjica komaj imela
prostora, tako strasansko mo-
can je bill. Incl je sest razredov
ljudske sole, zato je bill pokro-
viteljski do Ivana.
"Samo uci sc q. :"
"Ne gre samo "a branje in pi-
SAME. Tu je drugje vozel."
Oba sta potem molcala. Janus
je lomil pepel cigarette v skat-
ljico "a vzigalice, ker pri hisi
nj bilo pepelnika. Po sipah je
skropil dez in nekje dalec je "a
grmelo.
Obcutek obeh fantov nj bill
prijeten, a kje najti izhod'? Pri
prvih korakih bi bilo treba po-
moci. Potem bi slo lahko.
Ivan je lezal ma postelji in po-
casi krehal. Janus je venomer
puscal dim skozi Stroke nosnice,
pod mizo pa je razkoracil noge.
Da hi prekinil molk, je Janus
rekel:
"Pavelic daje izjave pri An
glezih, ze ves?"
ITO je svinjarija najvecjega
reda," pravi Ivan, ne da bi Sc
zganil.
."Cudno, da nimajo Anglezi
sramu pred zgodovino," je brun-
dal Janus.
"Ce bi to imeli, bi bilo danes
ma svetu drugace. Sicer pa ne
bodo niti Pavelicem niti s
Churchillom ustavili zemlje, da
Sc ne bi dalje vrtela." Cutila pa
sta pri razgovoru oba, da ju da-
nes nekaj drugega tlaci.
Ko je Janus odsel in je pes
pri starem odlajal, Sc je Ivan ne
koliko pomiril. Zacel je tuhtati
o tenn, kako bi Sc cimprej res
naucil pisati in brati in vsega,
kar znajo drugi.
Vsi vemo, da mnogokrat pre-
Sine cloveka cisto navadna, pre-
prosta misel, do katere bi Sc
lahko dokopal vsak trenutek in
XII vsakdanji tok zivljenja vec-
krat obrne. z Ivanom sc je zgo-
dilo podobno. Spreletela ga je
topla radost oh misli, da je "a
njegove tezave lie resitev.
Starec je tn, XII bi ga lahko
ucil. Ivan Sc je oprl ma laket in
gledal v mrak, v katerega so
rezali bliski. Da, pri starem bo
pomoc. Trampuz je sicer mrtev
"a cas-, toda on INA pisati in ra-
cunati, on INA tujke. ceprav je
bill Ivan s tenn bojec do drugih,
do starca je cutil nekako pravi-
co. Neraben lezi starec tn, kot
stare zelezo.
! Ivan je skocil s postelje, pri.