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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-06
BY Ethel "Teddy" MOscOvitz

Dean Walter ]. Matherlys
speech at the Installation Banquet
of the Jewish War Veterans last
Thursday night was masterpiece
of logic and diagnosis of the po-
litical scene :. =. Joe Wilensky,
newly installed president of the
Post agreed with me that it was
one of the best speeches given
locally on what's wrong with the
United Nations Organization . . D..
In crisp, clear, language the
Dean of the University of Flor
ida's College Of Business Admin
tration declared that eff a super
structure of permanent peace is
ever to be erected, the nations Of
the world must be prepared to
give up a portion of their political
sovereignty and "unless we
start feeding each other instead
of taking from each other the
result will be chaos" =. He de-
cried the present day imperialistic
economies of the world govern
ments first introduced and still
mastered by the British Empire.
However, when asked in private
what he thought about the Pales-
tine issue now before the UNO he
completely evaded the question :. {.
Present also at the banquet
were Rabbi and Mrs. Earl Stone
Rabbi Stone of Syracuse, N.
Y, was stationed at Camp Bland
ing during the war, and was the
first chaplain to land in Nor
mandy, Italy and Sicily . Jack
sonville people are glad to see
him back if only for visit {.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-06

Wife Judy will be honored with
luncheon and party at the Beach
Lobster House June II by Ursula
Wilensky, Fran Wilensky and
Margaret Fleet The Stones
are spending the month at jack
sonville Beach :.
I understand that Rabbi Sylvan
Schwartzman of Augusta, Ca,
will soon be leaving the South for
a larger congregation in the
North His golden voice and
brilliant personality will be missed
in this region but it is hoped
that he will return many times
during the coming years to in
spire audiences with his vibrant
oratory.
Congratulations to DR.. Julius
Sloat on being installed as the
new president of the Center's
Mems Club i. Herb Sander, for
mer president, stepped over to the
treasurer's seat with promise to
bring in couple of hundred new
members And he'll do it,
So long for now :. we're busy
on the Young Judaean conventions
for June 22nd-25 A group Of
inspiring speakers with Rabbi
Sanders Tofield heading the list
are on the agenda and Mrs. Abe
Chardkoff and Vicki Levi are
working very hard on still pic
ture-choral group presentation
which will be open to the entire
city.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-06
BETWEEN YOU
AND NE
BY BORIS SINCLAIR
Copyright, 1947, Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency, Incl
THE REAL ISSUE


Whether the inquiry committee
will decide to recommend the par
titioning of Palestine into a Jew
ish and Arab state, or whether it
will find bi-nationalism a better
solution, the real issue at the
General Assembly in September
will be the question of a Palestine
trusteeship It is obvious that
a transitional period must ensue
before Palestine becomes either
a Jewish state or a bi-national
state This period may last
three years, five years, or even
longer In this interim period =
no matter what the Assembly's
decision will be-Palestine will
have to be placed under trustee
ship It is on this point that
the Big Three will clash after the
inquiry committee submits it's re-
port Britain, of course, will
attempt to. secure sole trustee
ship over Palestine Soviet
Russia will demand an Internal
ional trusteeship, with herself as
one of the trustees It will be
up to, the United States to- tip
the scale Small wonder that
American Zionist leaders are con-
WINGED that the key to the Pal
estine question is still in the hands
of Washington, even though the
eyes of the world are now directed
toward the inquiry committee
Incidentally, leaders of the Amer
lean Zionist Emergency Council
are warning against attempts be-
ing made to represent the u. N.
inquiry committee as leaning to-
wards the Jews They en-
phasize that such predictions are
not only premature, but definite
~ harmful On the whole, thew
believe that the inquiry body is far
from neutral" and that it's COM
position need not inspire jubilation
on the part of the Jews Thew
point out that two pro-Arah ond
two pro-British members are on
the committee, and while the other
members are more or less neutral
they can easily fall under the in
fiuence of their colleagues.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-06

Yiddish-speaking families F.. By
reading "Royte Pomerantzen" they
will revive their knowledge of the
Yiddish language in general
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-06
A WELCOME INNOVATION

A very interesting innovation
has been introduced in the field of
Jewish book publication by Schock-
en- Books And it win be great
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-06

aid for these children is provided by the Joint Drbu
ton Committee In Palestine the United Palestine Appeal
will provide the opportunities for new life in agrcu
tura settlements urban centers. The United Service
for those who come to the United States Reconstruction
Of the lives Of these boys and girls is major part Of the
UJAs program for the regeneration of all Of EurOpes
100000 Jewish survivors, of whom 10000 children
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-06-06

A group of Jewish child survivors shown at a migra
ton center in Berlin as they prepared leave for
life in Palestine the United States and other lands Care
migration rehabilitation and reeeement of these chill
United Palestine Appeal and United Service for New
Americans with funds raised in this country by the
$l7OOOOOOO campaign Of the United Jewish Appeal for
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Oldest Inhabitants
Meeting Hampered
by Proctor 5 Absence
By George Kennedy

John Clagett Proctor is in Garfield
Hospital today with q fractured
clavicle suffered in a fall in his
home, 1905 Jonquil street NV.
His absence from the presidents
chair OF the Association OF the Oldest
Inhabitants was q damper at the
May meeting last night In the Old
Union Firehouse at Nineteenth and
H streets NV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor are to OBJ
serve their 6oth wedding anniversary
in August of this year. His articles In
The Sunday Star have acquainted
more than a generation OF new
corners to the Capital with the
memorable history Of the COM
munity. The association dispatched
| flowers to his beside with message
| of its wish for his speedy recovery.
Flowers also were sent to George p.
Barse, 81, father Of the chief Judge
of Municipal Court, who is recover
| ing from injuries suffered at Four
teenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue NV, where he was run down
by an automobile.
Fred Emery Holds Chair.
Fred Emery had the chair last
night. The topic was old sections of
Washington. MIR. Emery, a veteran
journalist, brought in many names
of localities from the 18th century
in his discourse.
"If you will look back in our his
tory" said Mr.. Emery, you will find
some of the most incongruous
names. For instance, Hells Bottom,
up in Northwest between Vermont
avenue and Eleventh street and
from P street to Boundary street,
now Florida avenue. There were
such places as Louise alley and Will
lowtree alley and similarly disgrace
full centers of one-time slum con-
centration.
There were Hop Yard. Hogs Pen
Enlarged, Ormes Luck, Vinyard,
Flints Discovery and Widows Mite,
Mexico, Duddingtons Pasture and
Jenkins Hill, the last the site of
the Capitol. All these are to be
found on the maps of 1871 and some
a little later
villages in City Limits.
among historians the villages of
Hamburg and Carrollsburgh come to
mind. Both were In the city limits
of today and east of Rock Creek
Hamburg or Funkstown-it was
known by both names-was tract
just west of the White House when
| Washington was part of Prince
Georges County. Jacob Funk pur-
chased 130 acres In 1765 and sub
divided 1t into 287 lots.
| "One of Hamburg's streets was
Persimmon and another Mulberry.
Hamburg's boundaries are said to
have been between Eighteenth or
Nineteenth street to Twenty third
street and from H street to the
Potomac.
"Carrollsburgh was in the area
south of the Capitol. When I was
boy, LIE Droit Park was a very ex-
elusive subdivision just north OF
Florida avenue and east Of Sixth
street.
"Ivy City was once a well-known
subdivision, and there was once an
Ivy City race track. The Widows
Mite was 600 acres acquired by John
Longworth. 1t ran north from the
old Naval Hospital at Twenty fourth
and E streets NV. to Boundary
street (Florida avenue)."
There are about $4,000 granules of
finely crushed coal in the mouth
piece of each telephone.
Evening star., 1947-05-08

personality such % Chaplin 70 his
financial benefit, the Ohio group
declared IN 3 resolution.
p. j. Wood, secretary of the Ohio
owners. said the organization hoped
to launch . Nationwide boycott Of
Chaplin Aims. A copy Of the resolu-
tion, he said, had been mailed each
theater organization in the country.
The resolution was adopted by the
organization's directors April 30 but
not made public until today.
Evening star., 1947-05-08

BYRD. president of the university:
Dr. Thomas q. Pullen, +. State
superintendent, and Dale Hess Of
Bel Air. president Of the Future
Farmers Chapter.
Winners In each contest viii re-
|ceive medals. In addition, the win
|ner Of the public speaking contest
Evening star., 1947-05-08
|0hIo Movie Owners Urge
Ban on Chaplin Films
By ths Asseeieisd prsss

COLUMBUS, Ohio. May 8.The
Independent Theater Owners OF
Ohio, an organization Of 325 movie
house owners in the State. yesterday
called on theater owners throughout
the United States eto give serious
thought to the matter OF withhold
ing screen time" from Charlie
Chaplin's recently released film.
1T Is our belief that the valuable
screen time OF the motion picture
theaters OF the United States should
not be dissipated upon screen
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Future Farmers 10 Hold
Field Day al MARYLAND j.

The annual vocational field day
OF the Maryland Chapter, Future
Farmers Of America. win be held al
the University Of Maryland Satur-
day. Arthur M. Ahalt, director d
agriculture education at the uni
yersity, announced today.
Poultry judging. milk judging and
public speaking contests will be held
in the morning. The Afternoon
session viii be devoted to bushes,
meeting.
Speakers win Include Dr. H. c
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Movie Quicker Than Eye

Special motion picture cameras
have been made In which the film
runs at 10 miles an hour to record
action 50 fast it cannot be observed
directly.
Evening star., 1947-05-08

WIN receaye t1o0. Participants in
this contest are the winners of State
regional competitions.
Sydney, Australia, limits the
height Of its buildings to $50 fest.
Evening star., 1947-05-08

There are about $4,000 granules of
finely crushed coal in the mouth
piece of each telephone.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-14
POPPY DAY TO BE
OBSERVED IN ZION MAY "a

CONTINUED from Page u
the two World Wars and to
make a contribution for the
welfare of the disabled veter-
ans, their families and the
families of the dead.
Volunteers from the Aux
: iliary and young women's
groups of the city will distri-
butte the flowers on the streets
throughout the day. Mrs.
Floyd Messick, poppy chair
man of the Auxiliary, will be
in general charge. Plans are
being made to cover the city
completely so that everyone
will have an opportunity to
honor the war dead and aid
the living victims of the two
conflicts.
The Saturday before Memo
rial Day has been observed as
Poppy Day in all parts of the
country for many years. Pop
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-14
CHILD EVANGELISM
FELLOWSHIP AND SUPPER

Children and Youth for
Christ, Saturday, May 18th, at
2:30 and 1880 p. m. will be ad-
dressed by Albert R. Fesmire,
Director of Chicago G. E. Eel
lowship.
From neighborhood Bible
groups in many cities, poten-
tial Christian leaders are be-
ing developed to meet the
problems of our next genera
ton.
Any one interested can join
in the Fellowship Supper at
5:45 by making reservation
at B. B. Sweet Shop.
The Youth Choir from all
churches, under the direction
of Zoa Pearl Park, will sing
at the super rally in Zion Au-
ditorium on May 31st, and will
rehearse after the Y.F.C. rally,
May 18th. .
Pastors and musical leaders
of Zion are cooperating to
make this a successful occa-
sion. Bob Finley, we'll known
youth and conference speak
er, will be present. He speaks
out of a deep Christian expert
ence of an American boy who
was converted to Christ and
called to preach one year af-
ter he had run away from
home and gone out into the
world to seek his fortune. His
track and boxing e a m
achievements are living dem
onstration of the fact that a
fellow can be outstanding
without compromise in his
spiritual standards.
Watch for particulars and
let's all boost this rally.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-14
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pies have been worn in men,
DRY of the war dead ever since
the close of World War I. They
are replicas of the wild flow
ers which grew on the battle
fields of France and Belgium,
fought over in both wars, but
they have come to symbolic
memory for those who died in
any part of the world.
The peoples which the Aux
Hilary will distribute are all
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-14
Wednesday, May Ia, 1947.

handmade, shaped from crepe
paper by disabled veterans
working in hospitals and con-
valescent workshops through
out the country. The disabled
men take special pride in max
ing the flowers to honor their
fallen comrades and the work
is valuable to them as occupa-
tional therapy, besides bring
ing them much needed earn
ings.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-13
Gospodinje prihranile
600 milijonov
funtov mascobe

Ameriske gospodinje so pri-
hranile in izrocile "a industrij-
sko uporabo 600 milijonov fun
tov uporabljene mascobe cd lie.
ia 1912. To pomeni, da :je vsa-
ka druzina v Zedinjenih drza.
yah prihranila 20 funtov ma
scobe. To mora sluziti ma cast
vsaki ameriski gosodinji.
Toda Sc vedno je potrebno, da
Sc varcuje vsakim funtom ma
scobe navzlic dejstvu, da sc je
pomanjkanje maseobe neka:j IT,
boljsalo. Preteklo leto je to DO
manjkanje bio naravnost obup-
no, posebno kar Sc tice indu-
strijske mascobe.
Vsak funt uporabljene masti,
XII so ga ameriske gospodinje IT,
rocile "a industrijsko uporabo,
je bill dobrodosel in je dosti pri-
speval pri olajsavi problemov,
XII so Sc pojavili S velikim po-
manjkanjem industrijske ma
scobe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-13
Novice IL Jugoslavije

Letos bodo pridelovaI D Sla-
Vo'aaji ri$. Pri Koncanici v Slavo-
niji sc vrstijo stevilni veliki rib
niki, XII imajo skupno povrsino
70 katastrskih oralov. VISA oko-
lica z ribniki vred' pa meri 900
oralov. v nekaterih krajih Sc
Jm je posrecilo, da so zemljisca,
kjer bodo pfidelovali riz. Seme
SO ze prejeh. Postopno bodo pre-
pregai prekopi "a rizeya polja
vecje povrsine zemljisc, tako da
DO pridelovanje RIA v Slavoniji
dobilo vecji pomen.
Poizka4smo pridelova,sje bonn
baSa . Istri. V Sv. Petru, v Stunt
in Balah so pridelovalci dobii
seme bombaza "a poizkusno pri-
delovanje te JUNE kulture. To je
prvi poizkus prideloyanja bonn
baza v Istri. Seme SO prejeli il
Naked donije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-13

"Ocka, ali Sc tudi vana shine
cedijo?" ga vprasam. Nahrulil
me je, ko, SEM ga. tako. potipal
ma pravo mesto in mu vrnil ME-
COVE besede. Nisem sc dal ugna-
tt in sem ga drazil kar naprej.
''Kar tobak nabasaj " usta,
da bos tho" mi jezno odvrne.
'Toda cez nekaj casa nam rece,
maj kar zacnemo peel meso, da
10 polnoci peeeno.
Receno. - storjeno! Pekli
smo in pripovedovai razne re-
ci, toda ker sem bill sam pre-
mlad in zelen, sem vecinoma,
kot Sc spodobi, poslusal. Ko je
bio nekoliko po polnoci meso
peeeno, smo planili po MEM. To
so pokale kosti! To so zobje
mleli! Vsak 81 je ma svoj nacin
pomagal, da hi snelel vec mesa
in kruha in casa "a pogovore nj
bilo. Toda vsake stvari je en-
krat dosti in tako je tudi nam
kmalu bilo vsega do grla. Ugo-
tovili smo, da ne moreno vec
in smo odlocili da bono drugo
sprawl "a zjutraj. Namenili
smo sc zjutraj It'll v mesto in k
mast. In res smo sE, toda "a
maso sno prisli ze prepozno, ko
so ljudje ze prihajali IL cerkve.
Tolazili smo. sc kakor tisti, XII
je maso zamudil, pa tega nj ho-
tel pripoznati, ampak je rekel:
nisem bill dovolj hitter, gospud je
re spill likof! Mi smo tudi pri-
pomnili, da je gospud re spill IL
kof in da ne bi bilo zamere smo
Sc tudi sami odpravili v gostil-
no. Najprej je bio treba spiti
nekoliko zganja (brez tega nj
smelo biti), potem pa Sc vino, da
smo ovco zalili.
Popoldne smo pa zopet sli do
NOV v kolibo in pekli meso. To-
da kmalu ga je zmanjkalo.
zivljenje pa Sc je nadaljeva-
10 po praznikih kot poprej. To-
pet so prisli ma vrsto zganci,
pa zganci Vsak dan emo ter
isto, dokler nj napocil cas-, da Sc
je bilo treba odpraviti domov.
Rad Sc spominjam tistih casov
in rad hi Sc kaj tenn pisal, ker
pa Sc bojim, da ne bi bill proved
dolgocasen temi zganci, maj
zakljucim. Toda veseli in zado-
voljni smo pa lie bill.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-13

stvarnih in asnih dejstev. Ker &c bono ms mozgani
takh brihnih pisateljev uredniskih clankov XII
RHO, mai sprico sporazuna med rounsko in ugosovansko
vlado ocuvamo hladnokrvnos cujecnost in hrabrost,
nasni lasnim bono vec svobodni in zavedni dr.
zavani te nase domovine ampak e sro XII bo deal
tako kot ga bodo drugi navijali <>><2-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-13
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OSCanOVlCeV OSVODOd1lne from
te ~. aprila 1941 je zarisala v
zgodovino slovenskega naroda
zacetek novega velikega raz-
dobja, XII Sc je rodilo v nezasli-
sano junaski in tezki borbi vsega
nasega ljudstva. Cd prvega tre-
nutka smo Sc zavedali, da pome-
nj ustanovni sestanek prelomni-
co v. nasi zgodovini, cd prvega
trenutka smo vsi tudi verovali,
da mora zamisel in odlocitev, XII
je padla ia dan, uspeti in dozi-
Yeti zmagoslavje.
Ia vera je spremljala vod-
stvo Osvobodilne fronte in par
tizanske borce skozi VISA raz-
dobja borbe. Prihajali so tre-
nutki, v katerih je bila vera v
zmago postavljena v tezko pre-
skusnjo, ko SO ma mas navalile
strahotne tezave, ko je zgledalo,
da DO VOLTA nasega ljudstva
zdrobljena ter osvobodilno gi-
banje zaduseno v ognju in krvi.
Sovraznik je> bill mnogokrat
preprican, da je osvobodilno gi-
banje zatrl, dostikrat je pisal o
zadnih ostankih partizanov, XII
preplaseno begajo po gozdovih
in, resujejo svoja bedna zivlje-
MIA. Toda neomajna vera v zma-
go ter skrajna odlocnost je zno-
va in znova okrepila borbo, pri-
pravila sovrazniku cedalje hujse
udarce ter koncno. uspela v po-
polni zmagi, vredni velike we're
in nadcloveske odlocnosti.
Prva obletnica
Pomlad 1912. V teku so silo-
viii nastopi Italijanov in prvih
organiziranih skupin belle garde
proti osvobodilnemu gibanju v
Ljubljani. Racije, mnozicne in
ternacije. Mobilizacija v parti-
zane Sc razvija. Okrog prvega
jedra partizanov, XII je prezivelo
trdo zimo, Sc zbirajo ze tisoci
novih borcev. Pred nami je prva
partizanska ofenziva po vsem
Dolenjskem in Notranjskem. q
Stane zbira svoj odred v hri-
bin "a Golovcem doll do Smar-
ia in Police. Bebler organizira
bataljone v Subj krajini, Daki
in Stjenka ma Notranjskem. Sc
nekaj dni in priceli bodo osvo-
bajati prvo partizansko ozemlje,
zacensi cd Kolpe. Prvega maja
DO osvobojen Brod. Italijane bo
prevzela panika ter bodo blisko-
ma izpraznjevali vse izolirane
postojanke po Dolenjskem in
Notranjskem. V ograjeno,L Ljub-
ljano prihajajo odmevi partizan-
skin pusk il bliznje ljubljanske
okolice.
Uspehi Hitlerja so ma visku.
Njegova vojska stoji pred Mos
kvo in Leningradom, priblizuje
Sc Stalingradu in Kavkazu., V
Afriki stoji ma meji Eglpta. VISA
Europa je pokorjena-razen Ju-
goslavije.
Preklinjanao. gouornike Lon
donskega radia-Kuharja, Cab
rov$ka in Kreka - M po$:ljajo
Slovencem raskrajal'se ,aasvete o
previdmosti, pam1eti in potrplje-
mju ter 0 dolgotrajnosti te vojne.
govorjemje povSro6a
onaohljivost IN, soskrb1jenost po-
sebmo. med srednjinai sloji, no.
perjeno je maraVmost proti akci-
u Fromte ga stopejeva,aje bor-
5en0sti.
Izvrsni odbor je Sc v Ljublja-
nj. zivimo po tajnih stanovanjih
in bunkerjih. Pripravljamo Sc "a
odhod ma Dolenjsko, odkoder bo
laze voditi osvobodilno gibanje.
cez dobrih; stirinajst dni sno od-.
sli-vrnili sc bono cez tri leta.
Dzuga oblstnica
Pomlad 1943. Nekaj dni je te-
ga, kar smo sc vrnili ma Rog,
K Ter smo v poletju dozivei prvo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-13
MOJI SPOMINI
(Pise: Frank DraqoliG)

je cez zimo ma Hrvasko, ma
Ogrsko, v Slavonijo in ma vee
drugih krajev, da so 81 kaj pri-
sluzili in da MISC cello zimo pro-
dajali zijala. Seveda delo tam
je bilo tezko in denar 81 MISC
sluzili lahko. Tako je tudi moi
oce hodil, &c je lie ,mogel, tia.
Ko sem bill star sedemnajst let
mi je 'oce neko limo rekel, da
bonn Sci tudi JAZZ z MIN ma gor-
njo stajersko tesat "svelerje"
(ali zelezniska bruna), da ne
bonn donna postopal in zastonj
jedel.
"Dosto 81 velik in tesati Sc ze
bos naucil," je rekel oce.
Seveda on je mislil, da je We
lika rec, &c INA nekdo tesati in
da je VISA izobrazba cloveka v
tenn, da Sc cimprej te umetnosti
nauei. Ocital sem ocetu, da me
nj hotel dati uciti mic drugega,
ampak da me je hranil, yda bonn
tesac in trpin kakor je bill on.
z ocetom pa Sc nj dalo pogo
varjati ma ia nacin.
"Tiho!" je zakrical. Zgodilo
pa Sc je tudi, da sva jo oba udr-
la doll po klancu, (oce seveda S
k kim drihelcem "a menoD.
Spekel ga je ocitek, da me nj dal
v Solo, ko sem bill star trinajst
let. Takrat je rekel kratko: me-!
Kaj sem hotel, moral sem osta-
ii trpin in neznanic.
Tako smo Sc odpravili. Well
smo seboj veliko reci, sekiro,
plenhaco, kotel "a zgance kuhat
in nekaj obleke, pa add ma voz
in proti Rakeku. Ko smo enkrat
re bill dosti naprej sem lapel:
"Gremo ma stajersko,
gledat kaj delajo
ljubice tri ="
Oce je pripomnil: "Bos re vi
del, ne ljubice tri, ampak tri-
krat ma dan koruzne zgance. "
Mislil sem 81: to pa je res le-
pa tolazba.
Ne bonn tn opisoval voznjo.
Ko smo enkrat ze prisli do eliza
v gozd in dalec cd ljudi sem Sc
moral uciti kako Sc tese. Maj
tezje je bilo stati gori ma hlo-
du, vihteti sekiro in plenhaco.
Joj, to je bill pravi kriz! Vec-
krat sem padel dol in sc usekal
v nogo. Tezko je bilo narediti
lepo in gladko delo. Oce me je
pustil in ucil nekoliko dni potem
pa je rekel:
'zdaj pa je tega re dovolj -
kar ma delo, &c ne bo pelo topo-
risce po hrbtu!"
No, pozneje sem Sc lie priva-
dill in slo je Sc precej dobro to-
da zivljenje je bilo tezko. Dan
ma dan vedno zjutraj, ko Sc je
videlo, pa do vecera smo delali
trdo, jedi koruzne zgance tri-
krat ma dan. Zjutraj in zveeer
smo jih skuhali v kolibi, opoldne
pa smo imeli S seboj moko, sla-
nino in kotel pa smo 81 kar pri
delu kuhali. Da smo imeli vodo
smo v kotel natlacili snega, da
Sc je stopil. To je bila voda!
Vsakikrat je bilo ma dnu kotla
polno borovih ivjev. Nekoliko
smo jih sicer pobrali ven, pa
kaj, ko nj bilo proved casa "a
ga tratiti okrog te reci. &c sem
JAZZ kuhal so kricai:
"Kaj nisi Sc moke vsul v ko-
tel?
'Ne morem pobrati ven sme-
IT," sem Sc izgovarjal.
'Kaj bos hudica pobiral! Kar
moko nasuj, sal ne skodi, &c ne
koliko borovcev pojes. Zaradi
tega ne bos Sc umrlr
Tako smo tisto limo pojedli
prav gotovo en- eel borovec, &c
ne vec. Ia spremembo k jedi
smo vcasih prigrizovali cesen
ali pa cebulo, da je bolj teknilo.
V nedeljo smo 81 privoscili ne
koliko boljso pojedino. Sli smo