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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-30
Missing Persons

| Those having information
concerning persons reported
missing should communicate
with the Public Relations Squad
OF the Police Department, Ma
tional 1000.
Jane Arrowsmith, %, S feet 6
inches, $50 pounds. blue eyes, light
brown hair. wearing white blouse
black flannel Stacks, brown fur coat,
white woven beach shoes; missing
from 1926 Fifteenth street NV
since Saturday.
Charles Voiles, Is years old, 5 feet
2 inches. 100 pounds, sandy hair
wearing dark gray trousers, gray
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senger train continued its forward
motion and collided with the Cleve-
land express about $50 feet beyond
the red signal. The Cleveland train
had been stopped for repairs and
was getting started again.
Flagman Gilhart, who placed the
warning fuse, was killed in the
crash which occurred just after he
hoped aboard the Cleveland train
ICC investigators attributed the
crash to failure to provide ade-
quate flag protection for the preced-
ing train and failure to operate the
following train in accordance with
signal indicators"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-30

expressed the wish to 20 to Fort
Lincoln Cemetery to visit the grave
OF his friend.
Police and cemetery employees
were searching the cemetery
grounds at the time Pvt. Ware dis
closed his whereabouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-30
Conservation Aide Named

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 30 tP,.-
Appointment of George T. Harrison
of Tilghman as association member
of the State. Conservation Commits
sion, Department of Tidewater Fish
cries, succeeding Robert S. Harrison
was announced yesterday by Gov.
O'Conor Robert S. Harrison re-
signed from the commission because
of illness. the Governor said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-30

sailor dress, brown tweed coat, red
scarf and black shoes; missing from
462 L street S.W. since Friday,
The future outlook., 1942-11-21

OF being loyal aud true to family
tradition.
Let me give few Illustrations Of
the thing have In mind
My fnthcr took pride In being
scrupulously honest, He rcllgiously
rcfralned from taking advantage Of
his nelghbor In trade. lie paid his
debts promptly. This practice OF
common honesty was paSsed on To
him from his father, and he In turn
instlllcd In his children the sense OF
honesty. ! confess that my fathers
habits OF honest dealing influenced
my life as n child and served to build
into my character the same high
principles I came Ia look upon the
practice ms n family policy that
should he followed with all diligence,
know family that has main
tnined n high scholarship record In
school for Mt least two generations.
To begin with. the fnthcr OF this fam
lily Is "A member OF the Phi Beia
Kappa honorary scholarship fra
tcrnlty. Likewise. two OF his five
children, because OF their excellent
scholarship record In school, were
elected to the same fraternity. The
other three children are striving to
achieve the same high goal. In 9th.
or words, 1t has become tradition
In that family to excel in scholar
ship, and they take great pride In
maintaining the record.
These Illustrations will serve to
make clear what mean by worthy
famll yprIde. Such feeling of pride
on the part OF the members OF the
family will be helpful in the develop
The future outlook., 1942-11-21

mcnt OF strong spcriicd de corps.
The family should do things to
Ecthcr Simple as II may Ss'm. here
~ suggestion that Will strengthen
the cords of fnmllysolidnrity, Again
let me Illustrate what have In
mind
The family should eat It's meals
together just as often as possible. In
our complex modern life many pco'
plenre deprived OF this happy cxpe-
rlencc. II should not he 40. At all
costs wc should strive TO recover II.
II IL possible To make the family
meal sacrament Of fellowship aud
understanding.
The members OF the family should
play together. Here. again, many are
missing rich and rcwnrding expert
encc. They arc deprlving their chill
dren OF many happy thrills. Some
of the happIcst hours OF my life
have been spent playing with my
children when we have gone on an
outing together,
Last, and OF greatest Importance,
the family should worship together
Let me emphasize once again the In
comparable value Of worship In the
home. II Is not always the easiest
thing 10 do, but wise parents VIII
nuke every effort 10 provide II regu'
lar time In the home schedule for
worship Each day the family
should assemble TO hear n pnrt of
Gods Word and 10 pray together. In
my opinion no other exercise Will
serve 80 effectively to influence chill
dren for good aud fix their life hab-
It's.
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INTERNATIONAL
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON
lcortInucd From Paqe Fotr !

Continued From Page Four
roof wall or battlement This was
measure to ensure the safety OF the
home.
The home Is the center of society
II is the heart OF the social organ
ism and therefore pumps life into
the social body. when It's beat Is
regular and clear, the life OF society
is regular and clear. When the home
teaches and practices respect for law
and authority the product of the
home COOS out into society with re-
spcct for law and authority ground
into his very nature. When parents
not only profess to be Christian but
actanlly live the Christian HE. there
viii go ont from that home men and
women who love the Church and
Jesus Christ, It's great head
What can we do to strengthen our
homcs7 The following suggestions
may be helpful:
A certain amount OF pride might
serve to strengthen the family.
or course, It would have TO be the
right kind OF pride. Ordinarily
Ordinarily pride" Is an ugly word
and often connotes self-concelt. As
such II Is repugnant TO all. However
/ am thinking of pride Ia the sense
The future outlook., 1942-11-21
Gcduey OF the Coast

Lieutenant Gcdney OF the COAST
Guard.
Boarded the anchored alayeship.
And with words from naughty lips
EIcrdcd the Africans downward
Into the bowels OF the Amlstad.
Cinque alert. fearing the worst.
Dlved overheard. as IA matter OF
course.
with his dogs, swimming for many
yards
But despite Justified resistance,
The mutlneers were temporarily
subducd.
And after Cinquc was rescued,
The Amlstnd was sailed short dis
tancc.
70 New London. n port near Provi-
dencc.
Where ship aud Africans were In.
termed,
And the two Spanlards released, In
turn.
A typical example OF miscarricd jus
tice.
A trial was had In New London,
With Gedney seeking permanent
possession.
or the Amlstnd. by salvage action.
The MendIs were Indicted, thercupon
On charges OF murder and piracy,
whcrcupon,
When brought before the supreme
court.
The case was ended with n report,
Granting the Africans just freedom.
Ex President John Quincy Adams,
An able lawyer and true,
Defended the Africans through,
The duration of their loaths0me,
Ordeal OF attempted cruifIxion.
Heroically winning their acquittal,
And granting them ultimate re-
moval,
Back to Sicrre Leon Cinque's home
land.
On Mnnhattan's Fifth AveNuc.
In the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
A Jocelyn masterpainting reflects.
The hero of our sea tale true;
o 'crshadowed by Sicrre skies Of blue,
Cnque stands before hinterland
ranges
An African ruler whose fame
through the ages
Enhances the aurora OF freedoms
view.
Time. with measured tread.
Has swiftly rolled the years away,
And. yet, II seems but yesterday,
when Captain Raymond Ferrer died,
| Upon the deck OF the Amlstad,
Felled by the blade OF Clnque,
Brave Mendl prince seeking liberty,
Whom bruised the Spainards head
William Malct Carpenter
|
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The Poets Corner
ncontinued From Page Four

LOultHufu FFVift egN VIZ
la the ycar iS3a, we CLEAN,
From rcadlug LydIa T. Rrowns
story,
Clpouc wns taken Into captivity
By slave hunters greedy nnd mean
~ The twenty six ycar.old prince,
with many other native chattcl
Was driven aboard n vessel,
The slaveship Tncora, and thence,
Carried across the vast expnnse,
or restless blue Atlantic waves,
To Cubas rendezvous mart for
slaves,
Near Havana, home OF the Rhumba
dance.
There they were ruthlessly sold,
In defiance OF Spanish law,
To a dealer, Don Jose Ruiz,
Called Plpi by young and old,
or his black chattel shccpfold;
Three young girls were bought,
By Don Pedro Montez. n Spanish
lout,
with slave earned riches manifold
From this point east 10 Guanaja,
The human cargo was shifted,
There again TO be shunted,
By their captors out OF Cubn,
Aboard the colo slave ship armada,
The Armistad, chartered by crafty
Ruiz,
And his partner In crime Montez,
For n trading voyage to America,
This happened on June %. 1899;
-Four nights later out nj sea.
Infuriated by this unjust misery,
CInaue arose and stealthlly climbed,
Deckward, his comradcs just behind
Him with deadly sugar cane knives
There to quickly snuff ont the lives
or Captain Ferrer and others of his
kird
Three times Clnque struck Ferrer,
Acros the williams face and throat,
Then turning to the mulatto cook
trhc blacks slew him In like manner.
fhen thrusting the helm over,
TO the covering dealers. Montez
and Ruiz
Unique = commanded the ships
rfse,
ed toward Freetown harbor.
,etricky Spanish beasts.
ing death II they obcyed,
Hcrct plan of compromise made
day they stecrcd southeast,
md by night north or west,
L Seeking to find n friendly harbor
where they might escape from
ITuu tiltii N&iptoint
Knowing Cinque was hard pressed
The Africans pillaged the cargo,
or the ill-fated SLAYER ArmIstad
And not one word was said.
BY the two white men, whom did
did know,
That the Spanish crew. long ago,
Had been set adrlft Ia a lifeboat,
To paddle toward shores remote,
By Cinque. our Mendi hero.
After days OF feverlsh sailing.
Passing ships from many lands,
The Mendl's sighted Long Island;
Their water supply was exhnusting,
SO natives we're sent ashore seeking
Water, food. and necessary sup
plies
which provisions they hoped tt
buy.
7 With Spanish gold, seized In the un
dertaklng.
b The sNew York people readily con
scnted.
To sell rneager supplies and two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

on Monday. October 10 at 10
o'clock, directed by Mrs. Russell
IT, Shields. qualified Red
Cross instructor. Enrolment is
limited TO 30. Home women
interested in taking this training
are invited TO register. There
is also a Tuesday evening class.
New classes at central branch
YWCA inc la de Junior Life
Saving on Saturday morning.
starting October IT; a begin
ners group in Arthur Murray
dancing, Wednesday evening,
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morning, October 10 at 1890
o'clock.
The formal presentation VIII
take place preceding the regular
meeting of the Y board of man.
agement of which Mrs. Harvey
A. Shuler is chairman.
$50 far as we know the
YWCA Is the first social agency
I'm Highland Park 10 fulfll the
requirements and To receive this
coveted award" Mrs. Shuler
commented. I'VE are very
proud Of our employees and Of
their cooperation. in the war
effort"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
Fun Clubs. Skating and
First Aid at YWCA

UPTOWN AND downtown
there's Friday Fun a-cooking
for the high school crowd at
Highland Park branch YWCA
and central branch YWCA.
come October % The gang will
be on deck from 4 10 6 o'clock
for the opening party which
launches six weeks Of after
school activity for high school
boys and girls.
Get-acqualnted games and ice
breakers fill the first half hour
at Highland Park, followed by
interest groups in swimming,
roller skating, ping-pong and
shuttle board, topped off with
recreational dancing for every
one who participates in an in
terest group. Miss Bethany
Seeley is in charge.
Over at central branch Miss
Mary Kathryn Pound is lining
up the fun which features spe-
cial things next Friday like the
Victory Style Show of high
school fashions presented by
Miss Lillian jackson OF Kern's
(both boys and girls will model
the latesD. an Arthur Murray
dancing exhibition and sample
lesson, free swimming and
free skating. For six weeks
there will be dancing and swim
ming instruction from 4 10 5
O'Clock. dance practice. SWIM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

Miss Elsbeth Muller, former
Olympic figure skating star,
assisted by expert skaters from
the Olympia Skating Club.
Tickets may be secured at CEN
trail and Highland Park branches
of the YWCA. These classes
offer the general public their
only opportunity 10 learn 10 ice
skate in groups, or in the eve
ming, at Olympia.
First Aid Glasses
Daytime first aid classes open
at Highland Park branch YWCA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

ming, roller skating. ping pong
and shuttle board from 5 to 6
o'clock. The girl reserve de-
partment OF the YWCA sponsors
Friday Fun in both branches for
all high school boys and girls.
A small registration fee covers
the play program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

service men and civilians and
are sponsored by the Al-Vo Club
of business girls assisted by
Miss Eileen Muir, group activi-
ties secretary. Young married
couples are welcome, as well as
girls and young men working in
the war effort, and newcomers
10 the city.
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Minute Man Flag

Because 90 per cent Of It's
wage employees are participating
in the War Savings Bond cam
paign. Highland Park branch
YWCA will be awarded the
Minute Man flag by a repre-
sentative of the United States
treasury department on Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
Dancing Parties

Friday, October Is. marks the
opening Of the Coed dance
season at Highland Park branch
YWCA. with an especially color
full dancing party featuring Dick
Souder and his Rhythm-Airs
and Barbara Jameson. vocalist.
The dances are open TO both
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

YWCA ice skating classes
start at Olympia on Monday and
Tuesday evenings, October 19
and 20, under the direction Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

October 81, at $50 20 sccomno-
date girls and men who work
iatc, ana bridge opening Thurs
day evening. October %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

WHITE SAIL CLEANSER:
Esb up dirty work; eleons
greasy cooking stsssiIs;
bsishts~s tides. sisks ond
stoves. Truly Iew-prieed fos
such effieieWey.
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Tev+onsko iunos+vo

Tudi med nami so bill taksni,
XII so obcudovali nemsko "ju-
nastvo" v tel vojni in obenem
podcenjevali vse druge narode,
XII sc tako 'nejunasko umikajo"
ali "sramotno vdajajo" sovraz-
niku. ''Nemci, ii znajo samo ma
pref" je menil ia ali oni 60
stilniski vojskovodja, XII 81 ne
more predstavljati vojne brez
"junakov" in "vitestva." In ven-
dar je nemsko bojevanje mai
mani vitesko in tudi o kaksnem
junaStvu nj govora, kakor do
kazujejo sedanji boji v Rusiji,
V katerih Sc Nemci res trdovrat-
no branijo, a ma tako nesramen
nacin, kakor sc to Sc nj dogaja-
10 V zgodovini.
Ko so Sc Rusi umikali, je vec-
j del prebivalstva ostal ma svo-
jih domovih in " mestih okupi-
ranih po Nemcih, kakor Sc je
dogajajo vedno pri vseh vecjih
vojnih pohodih, kjer civilno
prebivalstvo pac nj moglo po-
vsod bezati pred vojno vihro.
LIE V utrjenih mestih, kjer je
grozilo dolgotrajno obleganje,
so navadno pref izselili ljudi,
XII ne morejo koristiti pri
obrambi. Ceprav so bill Rusi ze-
10 odporni obrambi in so do
bro branili vsako mesto, Sc ven
I dar MISC ustavljali sovrazniku v
naselbinah samih, ampak bra
Mill so le zunaj, tako da nj tr.
pelo meScanstvo. Tudi Odeso
Moskvo in Leningrad so branili
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Vec Ola u naSe kuhinje!


Namizno ollie, XII so ga vcasih
uporabljali izkljucno le "a So
lato, majoneze in sploh le "a
zacimbo, nam cimdalje bolj slu-
Ii tudi namesto masti. Nauki
novoGobne prehrane mas NAM
rec uce, da je Ollie vse lazie pre-
bavno kakor zivalske tolsce, ne
radi in V vsakim oziru ugodno
vpliva ma presnavljanje Glove
skega telesa. Jedila, XII jih pri-
rejamo ma olju, ne ostavl jajo V
telesu tolsce, kakor pa hrana,
beljena z mastjo ali maslom.
Resnicnost tie trditve nam doka-
zujejo prebivalci onih dezel,
kjer Sc namesto drugih mascob
pri kuhanju V pretezni vecini
posluzujejo OLA.
Ole spada med najcistejse
tolsce. Ako je fino, je skoraj
brez vonja, svetlorumene barve
in milega, prijetnega okusa.
Raziskovalci in tudi zdravniki-
strokovnjaki so dognali, da Sc
pojavljajo telesna odobelost in
motnje V prehrani ma jugu dosti
boil poredko kakor V seventh
dezelah pray zato, ker juzni
prebivalci uporabljajo 10 V kuhinji il
pretezni vecini ollie namesto
matt in masla. A prav zato, ker
ga mnogo porabijo, je to ollie
Vedno sveze, cisto in brez nepri-
jetnega vonja.
Ako pomislimo, da sc poslu-
zujejo dezelani juznih pokra jim,
kjer rastejo oljka in druge Ola
bogate rastline, pri prirejanju
hrane skoraj izkljucno Ola me-
sto drugih zabel, a je splosno
znano, da SO juznjaki lepe, Wit
ke .postave, lahko tudi il tega
sklepamo, da Ollie prav ugodno
vpliva ma telo. Ollie kot cista
rastlinska tolsca pozivlja pre-
bavne organe in DELUXE v Gre
vesju cistilno. Zato je zelo ver-
jetno, da ostanejo Wiki /oni
ljudje, XII SO opustili mast in
uzivajo oljem prirejene jedi.
Posebno osebe, XII imajo slabo
prebavo ali pa so bolne ma plju-
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ZDRAVSTVO

cih, maj bi uzivale lie hrano, pri-
rejeno ma olju.
Sal Ollie nj samo izvrstna "a
bella in Zacimba "a juhe in pri-
kuhe; tudi pri prirejanju mes
nih in mocnatih jedi lahko po-
polnoma in velikim pridom
nadomesti ne lie svinjsko mast,
marvec tudi presno maslo. Ne lie
piscance, ribe in druge vrste me-
sa, tudi krofe in flancate lahko
cvremo ma olju. Kdor nj videl
ma lastne oci, niti spoznal ne be
izpremembe. Zacutil jo bo kvec-
jemu ma svoji prebavi, XII bo lah.
kotnejsa. Zatorej:
Vec OLA V nase kuhinje!
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Neguj kOzO!

Kakor je xiv vsak najmanjsi
del nasega telesa ,tako je ziva
tudi koza. Njej je naloga, varo-
vati mas pred vplivi zunanjega
sveta. Marsikateri drazljaj bi
okvaril nase organe mnogo bolj,
ce bi jih ne scitila in &c bi ne
sprejela okvare, XII je namenje-
ma globino, re koza sama. Sc
veda trpi zato. Izgublja PROF.
most, postaja hrapava, Sc ma
CUBA. Vcasih Sc zamase tiste
mahjne odprtinice, skozi katere
dina. Zakaj koza v resnici dina.
Kdor jo pozorno motri, opazi
ma Mi vse polno drobnih, komaj j
zaznaVnih Jamie in odprtinic.
Oh Vsakem lusku je po ena.
Vendar tista nj namenjena di-
hanju. Memo delo je povsem
drugo. Skozi MO sc izloca tol-
sea, XII Sc nabira v mesicku ne
kje V sredini kozne plasti. Ia
kim mesickom pravimo zleze,
zleze lojnice. Poleg njih so Sc
druge, znojnice ali potnice. &c
bi jih ne imeli, bi zelo trpeli.
Sal vsak We, da Sc tedaj, ko mu
Je vroce bolj poti. Ako bi tega
ne bilo, bi telesna toplina do
segla previsoko nero. Zboleli bi
lahko zavoljo takih motenj. &c
Sc zamasijo lojnice je tudi hu-
do. Nekam grdi postanemo. Ia
masene lojnice narascajo, sc
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dalec pred mestnirni hisami.I
Dasi so vnicevai pri umikanju
vse, kar bi koristilo sovrazniku,
so Rusi vendar skrbeli, da nj
trpelo civilno prebivalstvo in
so Sc raje umaknili iz NEST, ka-
kor bi obrambo ogrozali me-
scanstvo. Rusi so torej delali
tako, kakor della v podobnem
slucaju vojastvo kateregakoli
naroda povsod po svetu, razen
Tevtonov.
Nemci so kaj radi vpili o ru-
skem "barbarstvu." Toda kar
sami pocenjajo V tel vojni, pre-
sega re vsako barbarstvo. Oni
Sc ne branijo ma odprtem polju,
kakor so to delali Rusi in dru-
ge "nekulturne" armade, nego
Sc tiscijo v mestih, kjer jih ci-
vino prebivalstvo sciti pred to-
pow in bombami, kajti, &c bi
Rusi hoteli energicno pregnati
ali uniciti te "hrabre" bram-
bovce, bi morali s topovi zdro-
biti vse mesto in pobiti tudi
lastno prebivalstvo, XII Sc nj mo-
glo umakniti. Tako vojskovanje
Sc pa "barbarskim" Rusom zdi
ne samo nevitesko nego tudi
neclovesko. Jasno je, da pri
tenn ruska ofenziva zelo pocasi
napreduje, ker morajo v vsa-
XII ulici posebe zasledovati Mem
ce, jih lociti cd zensk in otrok
ter jih potem napraviti neskod-
Live. A ogromne izgube trpi pri
tenn tudi rusko vojastvo, ker mu
obzirnost do sorojakov veze ro-
ke.
Pa tudi z drugih bojisc vemo
podobne stvari o tevtonskih ju-
nakih. Tako ma pr. Krete in IL
Jugoslavije, kot so v mnogih
slucajih gnali pred seboj ujet-
nike, starcke, otroke in zlasti
zenske, da so Sc skrivali "a nil
hovimi telesi, ko so Sc priblize-
vail nevarnim ciljem. Fej TAX
sno junastvo!
Ali je cudno, &c Sc polasca
Rusov in drugih narodov mai
hujsi srd? Ko Sc Jim posreci
zlomiti odpornost Nemcije, jih
bo tezko zadrzati pri obracunih
"a nebo vpijoca zlodejstva
nemske soldateske.
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tia, moramo biti zelo previdni.
Nj prav, &c presliSimo stroko-
ven nasvet. Nekoliko pretrd in
proved odisavljen puder nam
utegne "a dolgo okvariti kozo.
&c Sc nam bo kdo posmeho-
val, ces da pretirano negujemo
kozo, ne bodimo uzaljeni, zlasti
pa ne opustimo vsakdanje nege
Vec je vredna kot Sc sploh mo-
reno Zavedati.
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sirijo in ma povrsini koze sc po-
kazejo bradavicam podobne bu-
lice. Sal ne bolijo, lepe pa tudi
MISC in odpravimo jih samo z
operacijo.
Poleg pref omenjenih oprav-
kov ina koza Sc precej drugih.
Mas pa zanimajo danes samo
one motnje, XII nastanejo, &c ko-
10 zanemarjamo. Recimo, da bi
Sc nekaj dni ne umili. Prah, sa-
je in VISA tista nesnaga, XII je
zbrana V zraku in XII lega ma
kozo, bi Sc zagrizla v njene
globlje plasti. Drazila bi jih.
Zaprla bi odprtine Ionic in
znojnic. Koza bi bila motena V
pravilnem delu. Postala bi siv-
kasta, suha ,prav mic bi ne bila
vec prozna in volhka. Nemar-
most V umivanju pa ne bi sko-
dovala samo tistim delom ko-
re, XII so izpostavljeni Zraku,
temvec tudi onim, XII so pokri-
ii. Koza namrec ma pOvrsini od-
mira, odmrti deli pa odpadajo
V obliki neznih, ko prah drob-
nih ljuskic. Nekaj jih odpade
samih po sebi. Druge je pa tre-
ba odstraniti. To pa storimo S
topic vodo, milom in Scetko. OBJ
cutek svezosti po kopelji vsakdo
poZna. Kako bi ga tudi ne: sal
SO odprte vse odprtine, koza
lohko nemoteno opravlja svoje
po naravi il doloceno delo.
Vcasih je koza proved suha !;
morda je moteno presnavljan
V nasem telesu, morda gre "a
posebne vrste bolezni. Sami 81
lahko pomagamo Z mastno kre-
mo, XII pa ne SINE imeti nicesar,
kar bi re itak bolno kozo Sc boil
drazilo. Kdaj in kako maj upo-
rabl ljamo mazilo, nam povsod,
kjer ga kupimo radi povedo. &c
pa tudi to ne pomaga, je pac
treba stopiti k zdravniku stro-
kovnjaku. Primeri Sc tudi, da
je kdo yes nesrecen, ker Sc kar
V enomer sveti po obrazu in ker
mora menjavati obleko pogo
steje kot bi sicer bilo potreba.
Njegova koza je proved mastna.
Posebne tekocine "a umivanie
in masti "a mazanje odpravijo
tudi tako nadlego. Sc hitreje
pojde, &c Sc omejimo V mastni
hrani. Kava, mocni cali, preti-
rano kajenje, ponocevanje in
vsi podobni grehi mas tudi ne
bodo polepsali. LIE da Sc tega
po navadi prepozno zavemo.
Kaj pa izpuscaji, prisci,
gnojne otekline, in vse one ne
rodnosti, XII Sc zlepa ne spra-
WHO koze, kadar SO jo napad-
lie? Zdravljenje je cesto zelo
dolgotrajno. Pomagati nam
morajo zdravnik, dobra in ma
poseben nacin pripravljena vo-
da "a umivanje, mast "a maza-
ME in smukec "a posipanje. tTu-
di kuharica mora priskociti ma
pomoc. Pripravljati mora hra-
no brez zacimb in kisa. Skrat-
ka, jesti moramo kot otroci. Sa-
mi pa moramo biti zelo, potr-
pezljivi, zakaj zdravljenje ira
ia vcasih po mesece in mesece.
Lahko Sc pa thdi zgodi, da smo
veseli uspeha zjutraj, zvecer pa
ze spet vsi rdeci v obraz, ker
Sc je zlo ponovno kar cd kraja
zacelo.
Tudi tedaj, ko izbiramo lepo-'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
DOlgOUi

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imas Sc cd lanskega leta sest-
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Dolznik: - Moi Bog. zlij
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tovo ze skisalo.