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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

Mrs. Thompson was lovely Ia
black crepe dress. draped In the
latest peg style, and she wore
shoulder corsage OF red roses.
The guests who enjoyed the old
fashioned cocktails and delicious
appetizerS were. DR.. j, W Ames.
Miss Catherine Marshall. MIR. and
Mrs. william y. Thompson. Mrs
Nina Collins. DR.. and Mrs Ger
many Bennett. Or and Mrs Frank
Raiford. Mrs John u Green. DR..
Kenneth Brown Or and Mre. W
II NJ Johnson. Mrs. Alice l.
Dent Dr and Mrs A. n Blanchei.
DR. and Mrs. G. W. Preston. DR.
and Mrs. G. J Isaacs. DR.. and Mrs
C. q. Constable. Mr. and Mrs
J. r. Tandy. Mrs Ethel Owens
Hayward Maven. who was yaca
tioning az home from Meharrv Med
icsl college during the holidays
Mr. and Mrs Myron Wilson. DR. =.
and Mrs Garner Ice. Or and Mrs
j. " Edwards. DR. and Mre J
& Gillian and the Doctors Moore
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

berry, Rudgy Rutherford. Doris
Ann Shiyers, william sheriff.. Joan
Kennedy. Thomas Williams, Ma
belle McDuffie. Charles Hurley. MIL
dred Turner, william Flournoy,
Birdelle Knox, Joe Morgan. clif-
ford Edwards, Christopher Harrl-
son. Theona Washington. Henry
Morrison, Ardelle aud Carlisle May,
Vernon Greer, Roberta IIill. CAL
YIN Hughes. Frank Berry. Valerie
Smith. Grover Strong, Dave Mar
tin. Estelie McDuifie. Nathaniel
Gregory, Jesse Lightfoot. HIrar,
Castleberry. Beatrice and waymond
Rivers, Theodore Gutharie, Eddie
Dickenon. Zelma Lightfoot. Charles
Wilson. Ruth and Claywell Turner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

p'l'"S Ssy Nobody said a single
r nD,S Z, o., anybody and for the ilrst
soru Y, !. her life. GoIeather was
tns s,,n,rnrIsed and disappointed.--
ss'n a,' su'y 10 see her friends max
saIp '',rry al her home and disap-
ns md heeauec the grape vine
I r.s silent throughout the week
n.rn,ce and Kenneth stone
.o., called Goldie and asked net
w. e,re over and bake pies IN the
epoSrlnr and take in a movie III
n ~ .s,srno.s which she did. I'M
'ns ,' a Mts Dickerson called In
u, ,., n her daughters friends TO
80 w Ian the menu. decorate the
a', l'. Sci sol the table and put on the
s ss' touches iar the party.
g,lma Llghttoot answered the
..o,nslI and greeted each guest
-,.s : radiant smile. Alberta
, 's introduced the guests
M ,rIed 10 make everyone COM
,.,',bIe. She also saw to Il thai
\. mfrriment and fun coincided
oh me smooth mellow tunes
,S,eh RUBY Turner had selected
=. dancing Thcona Washington
,..L care Of inc table. which was
IAN with sandwiches. salads.
.ruch. cake and ice cream.
Al 1880. Code VAS ushered in
40 her cousin and from that time
- ,bere VA not a dull moment.
4, shout midnight the guests gath
s,,d about The table TO watch the
haroree close her eyes. humble
rlsA and blow out every candle.
Then Ruby Turner opened the
,lts amidst The O's and abs OF
everyone.
Tbs nrst gift opened was a
Mite Of fragrant perfume from
Ron Nallard, while the last one
VA, A .a7y baby doll from Zelma
LIghiioot
On hand TO wish Code a happy
brhday we're j. hn Bush, Ruth
NcCrsry. George Anderson. Alber-
"a Lishiiool Claudell Bagsby, Rob-
m Thsmas. Bcruicc and Kenneth
sonesifcet. Marion Hawkins. Wee
lev Hurley. walter Simms, OF
Flint Mary Turner and Benja-
min Malard Also Pauline Castle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

Flashes
Rr MRS. LTCY DAMS

The year 1888 has made It's de-
but and we all are glad TO be alive
The women OF the nelghborhood
ara at their posts in the various
phases u defense activities.
wednesday night, lee. 80, al
Brewster center, lovely party was
held. Mrs. Erminc Ain, chair
man, and Corporal DAISY christian
oil the WARN. First Regiment. Of
hcia,ed and presented gifts OF ap-
probation to 1t. Mrs. Alberta Pen
uleton AMI others. Words OF en-
courag- ment were made By Mrs.
Viola Cannady. and Mesdames Viola
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
1t used to be TABOO for girls
to discuss this kind of help

Many a girl has SUFFERED from
cramp-llke pain and other dIstressea
due only 10 periodic functional
causes simply becaRse that was
subject people dIdu't talk about.
Nowadays. thousands OF women
rely on the away help OF CARDUl
Started . days before the time and
taken a. directed. CARDUI should
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

help relieve purely functional perl
odic pain. Used a. a tonic, II often
perks up appetite. increases the
flow OF gastric juices. thus aiding
digestion and thereby helping 70
build up strength and resistance
for the time It's most needed.
CARDuI may help you. A ca
year record says ne worth . trial.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
LADS AND
LASSIES
by GODFATHER ANN

Wow! whata' week This
seasons holidays were really cele-
bratea by the lads and lassies.
Christmas Day: John Bush. Ben
Malard. Claudell Bagsby, entertain
cd truly yours. Theresa Terrell
and Cathie Harberd Satur-
day: Sphlnxe skating PARRY at the
Forest cub. sunday: My semi
lorna cocktail party. Monday
Tommy Williams on Bangor enter
tanned big bunch cf lads aud
lassies Tuesday Alvin Mathews
and Samuel Weeks gave sent
formal party Oh Farnsworth. We'd
ncsday: Theresa Terrell, in for the
holidays from Fisk L.. entertained
at her home en- McDougal. Thurs
day: New Years eve, Roberta Hill
staged the largelt event OF all.
New Years breakfast party a.
her home en- West Grand boulevard
More than 80 guests enjoyed a de
licious breakfast Friday: hang
over. Saturday Theater party by Al
and Eel LiShlfoot fcr cousins ". IT,
ing from Chicago Mrs Sally Light
foo; and Mrs Carrie Goes. Sun
day: All the kids started the year
in church Mead say moreg !
think not; you can see we had fun
NOTES:
Calvin Hughes was shaking
hands so long to all his friends
before leaving for The Us. Navy
Oh dear! What viii Miss Hill do
now? So long. also TO Frank Ber.
ny, James nrilton, Pau Rogers.
and joe Morgan in fact, tn
whole westTide Is being cleaned
out this week. Sorry to hear tina;
Frank Norman. city's handsome
playboy was declared deceased aft
or being missing quite a while.
A letter from Gertie Browning
and Hugh Allison that they're In
heav Ms paradise in California. !.
and the wedding bells will ring
anytime now. Paul Rodgers is
really coming on with Zelma
seems like the real thing.
Gee, folks. tanks a million fur
all the beautiful cards they
were very pretty.
what's this about Billie contem-
plating fourth MARRIAGE
SOLDIERS,
A card from Clearchus Ferguson.
popular Kappa from Lane. in
camp in Joliet, H.. that every
thing Is fine.
Glad also 10 hear from It, STAN
ford II. Hicks and Technical sgt
Marcus l.. Morrison. Don Wilson,
Cecil Sims, Oyarious Jackson, Ma
rlne Louis Wade. and Sgt. Troy
Watson.
Doris Ann Shivers Is living for
he day when she can be with
Stump"
Oliver Broome and Bernice Miller
trent doing bad.
Glamour Girl Hester Bel has
taken a renl fancy TO Billy McCree
and Billy Covington Ia, ha!!
Oscar Simmons better be more
careful about taking out his cous-
ins. Surprised to see Naleria Tan
DIV sporting up her engagement
ring Sose Alyce Coote will
be gettin one soon Nor
lcsg
Well. she got II told Santa
dear 10 bring Theona Washington
an engagement ring from Master
Sgt. Alfred Thomas so he
dood a.
Baby Randy. three-month-old
son OF the Carlyle Mays. was most
amazed AZ his first Christmas
why, he told his Auntie Goldia
Ann that he likes the bright eolorc
Of the Cristmis tree lights.
The John Hills have nine
pound baby hoy.
So long. drop me a line some
time 1868 Begoe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

Hi Mrs Lynn Mrs Thomas. Mr.
end Mrs Oscar planic Mr and
Mrs Moody Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Million Mrs Alberta Harris Mrs.
Nargare, Hawkins and Mrs. Luz
ellie Hopson.
For a complete coverage
of news from coast-to-coast,
condemned in one column, be
sure to read PEOPLES
DAILY DOINGS" by Isaac
Jones every week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
GRANDMA HANDED DOWN TIVE
COLD FACTS
| FOR MOTHERS
or TODAY
To relieve colds
coughing. aches
in es
Of chest and

back. and to reduce local conges-
ton pioneer Grandma put faith in
home medicated mutton suet and hot
flannel. Today mothers use Peneto-
the excellent modern medication with
the mutton suet base. Rubbed on chest
and throat il works fast. for Penetro
never fails TO function 2 ways. Aromatic
vapors sweep inside through cold
stuffed nose and throat. while Penetro
does its outside work like soothing.
comforting plaster on the skin. It's
also good for minor burns and chafed
skin irritation the year around. Try
Penetro. Compare il. Convince your
self, Grandma was right" Your
druggist guarantees money back II
not satisfied. 25c. double supply 35c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

snerDel, punch ana COOKIES.
Because Of the popnlarit
short dancing focks, there was an
absence OF trailing formals.
The president, Betty Ann Cole,
vas " and unable to attend, but
Vice President Rose campbell was
there wearing q midnight black
dress draped Nih sheer top which
vas covered with multi-colored
seouins. and she wore a matching
veil over her head.
Peggy Jean Burris. secretary OF
the club wore beige colored
dress trimmed n god nail heads.
On her leii shoulder. she wore an
orchid corsage which she received
from her seori Julian Wither-
'poco Janice Whitby. treasurer,
vas aiirei IN red silk crepe
with bro AIDED pocket from
which hung black fringe. Her
accessories werc sold and her
'hoes we're suede and gabardine.
Jerry carter bad on a pea green
rcck with a rhinestone studded
Mh and rhieestoac bracelet TO
match u. She chose black access
series. Nema May wore winter
Enlie dress tor The occasion. IL
vas trimmed IN gold with a darl-
ing winter white hat TO match.
a'a she wore black spectator
pumps.
ceIaldinc Bledsoe was charm
ms ID a gorgeous print draped
usss and black hat with veil
'S''a hung down her back.
,orliss Hunter wore a beige
ana brown frock which fitted her
bfovn. 49,
,, louise LOOMS vas clad In q
s s'ssk lofm-titline creation with a
N.'s NV nro,aded top She wore a
oa.E pillbox hat and black ac-
tessories.
!. Norma Whiiby was exquisite in
.a. sQua blue formal with gold
Jeanne Hin chose A powder
,",s FORMAL for the occasion, with
s sS'u accessories, and she wore a
',ek velvet evening cape.
, ' Justine Maddox was pretty in
l.. y,,'ely print dress aud wore
sI .ele = and toeless black gabar-
,sno.N Ny1ell was stunning In a
srs" ." a'eSsmaker suit with Kelly
''sen accessories.
n. 'u' 80 much for members III
,hoo, ''uO' Now, let's tell you
bplaS.,ne guests present. They
cor ,Sssu Wyolean strong, Martha
lav.oa Ameli,a Hatcher, Bill
Covl son, Aurelia Walton. Bill
ANAL 0n' Andrew Henry, Robert
LueI" VIOLA Deloney, Leona
Lsmon Saquelyn Dunlap, Camilla
"a. 'p ~ Carl steger. Dorothy Car
Hu.v 's sy Hart. Erman Fischer.
Also Drown and Iva Bowman.
ion present were: sharon Bur
Ro...n,,e nora Richardson. JohndelI
SIn .... Irving simmons. waiter
U Is Buddy Richardson. Per-
j,,a ~'nold, Ambrose Morris. BIli
m w,,, Dorothy Ann Hicks. Rob-
s,l'lains, Lucille Fountana. Of
Jnm'"o Mary strong. Bill and
luns .n,stney, winton Blackwell.
Wsu,sn,s baldwin. Jeanne and Buddy
Ncc.a.a 'es IS Robert Gray, ResInai
Van NJ. fairfield Fisher, Richard
ca,. A' per Juanita Carr. sally
ir p. Ralph Mason. Calvin por-
Bs,t, ",,ph Leach, Mary Lindsay.
t,r,,. bennett, wilhelmina Hen,
Louis Elaine Ford, Alvin Boyd.
ckarls. ranter. George smith.
ksnns,s burke. Herbert Wilson.
and B,,A.wI Williams, Jackie Cook
'''oara LOOMS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
gB-DEBS DESERT F0RMALS FOR AFTERNOON
ROCES AT WAR TIME DANCING PARTY

The Sapien Sub-Debs busy young ladies all dur
Christmas dance which held in the social of the
YWCA Tuesday evening. Dec 30. 1t grand affair
The guests enjoyed the dancing, we'll the orange
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
THE CURRENT TOPIC MEMBERS EXCHANGE
GIFTS AT CHRISTMAS DINNER DANCE

The members Of the Current Topic Study club enter
tanned their husbands and friends Christmas dinner
last Tuesday evening Dec 90 az the club house OF the
Detroit Association of Women's clubs.
When the guests were ushered into dnner both the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
Em0pce Colde Ann Isn't Ii On The
Know, AParty Slips Up On Her

few days prior to Sunday, Dec. 20. many members
~ Younger set dipped their hands into the mail box
OF ' ns ont invitations from Mr. and Mrs Lneous
ana pu", Of Begoe avenue, inviting them to surprise
psdv marty in honor Of Godie AIMS twenty second
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

Brown. jamie Williams owen and A.
Hamilton. Dainty refreshments
were served 10 the uniformed
group OF air raid wardens. Many
philosophical citizens were pres
Pnt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
h.And Mrs. Thompson And Friends
Watch The Years Change Places

One of the seasons gayest social events cock
tail party given by DR.. and Mrs Alderman McTaggert
Thompson on New Years evening, when they greeted
more than forty guests in their beautiful and spacious
homo IN Xine1ynnd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

on New Years day. Their guests in
cluded MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Col
Inns, Mr.. and Mrs. William Free
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Ciff Donaldson.
MIR. and Mrs. ellis Starks, Mr.. and
Mrs. James l.. Whltelow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

For answers 10 any salvage
questiOn-Call RANDOLPH S2Se
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09
THE MURPHYS ARE
DINNER HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Murphy, o.
Dubois street. we're dinner hosts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

| sincerely thank Rev. Peek. the
Flower Committee OF Bethel AME
church. members and friends for
the many expressions OF sympa-
Thy during the sickness and pass
Ing OF my husband.
Mrs. Anna Flndley.
, 1943-04-14

Continued from Page 10)
various CLIO unions, represents q
great reservoir which has hardly
been touched
The civic and industrial leaders
of Dayton can best show their sin
cerity not 50 much through pub
licity and banquets, but rather by
sitting down with organized labor,
and seriously accepting its sug-
gestions, its recommendations and
then helping to do something about
them.
Dayton's manufacturers car also
help by working more closely to-
gether themselves, through the
pooling of contracts, facilities and
manpower and by not chiseling on
one another, and on the agree
ments they make around the ban
quet table.
Join CIO-For Victory
, 1943-04-14
n... ....: :.. 9tske =.
Dear Management:

You have done a lot of squawking, some in writing, some in
talking, about this critical ares Number One. All along you have
ignored us, and now you holer for us, as soon as there's a rough
job to be done!
You have called the big shot meeting, and around the bush
you're beating, wanting all the credit, not the toll You must think
Labors silly, to come running willy nlly, but this is not the time
for us to boil
We will pull you from the mess, that you made in selfshness,
once again we'll do the job you should have done! It seems a foolish
thing to do, to have to baby you, BUT SOMEONE'S GOT TO SEE
THIS WAR is WON
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-02

sti se, ko sem jih oblekel z oil
natimi barvami pisana obla-
ella. Oce so bill zadovolini z
rnenoj in so mi zmerom rekli /:
FAINT, delaj to, kar znas in ne
sill drugam. Ia kneta nisi, zcm-
lie nimas, kar pri kipih ostani.
Pa sem ostal in sem pri poslu
cd z. leta pa do danes, ko jih
imam ze Sc ma grbi. ia, pa sem
bill vines Sc nekaj let v Ameriki.
Tudi tam sem rezljal pa mi
nj neslo. Potlej sem delal v rud-
nikih, naucil sem Sc ziveti. Am.
pax je bilo tudi v Anlsriki ta-
ko, ce 81 incl sreeo, 81 obogatel
&c 81 Sc pa s smolo bolj razu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-02

je bill velik mojster v svojem
delu. ce je svetniku od1etela gla-
va - on je napravil novo, dosti
lepso. Tudi sam je delal svet-
niske kipe, potlej lesene altarje,
znamenja, jaslice, taksne velike,
"a farne cerkve. Pc vec mese-
cev sva tako hodila il kraja v
kraj in dobro Sc mama je godi-
10. Pomagal sem ocetu, mu pri-
pravljal les, drzal dleto in Sc
ucil - S sedmimi lett sem De
sam oblikoval pastircke in voli-
&c "a jaslice. To Sc mi je ime-
nitno zdelo takrat, rezljati VOL
scake, tri kralje, pastirje, konje
in kamele "a bozicni cas-. Zla-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-02

Danes, ko Be vecja kuga unicuje
ljudstva sirom vsega sveta, pro-
stovoljno nudijo Amerikanci,
domacini in potomci vseh pre-
pricanj, pot do povratka zivlje-
MIA kot del Ameriske rekon-
strukcijske misije;; ne samo v
Evropi, pac pa po vsakem delu
sveta, kjer 50 potrebne nase "a
loge in nase ideje.
Amerikanci priha ] . jo - z
zdravniskimi zalogami in jedili,
b serpenom In gnojilon, 2 kme-
tijsko zivino in orodjem. Sc bolj
vazno pa je to, dd mi prindsanso
sologo demokrati6nh idei "a
Ces n0Ui svet!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-02

Igove jaslice, XII jih je sam izde-
|lal lani."
Prave, pravcate jaslice, kar
ne mores verjeti, da so delo
rs Ietnega fanta. Pastircki s
palicami in debele zice, turski
kralj S fesom, kamele, otovor-
jene kovcegi, Be opasane SO $
pravimi tenkinni jermencki. Use
lepo, veno, spretno izdelano,
pobarvano. .
PA Sc ne bojite, da vas bo
sin prekosil, nekoc?"
Him, tako- 81 mislim, da me
ne DO. Da bi vajenec bolje vedel
cd mojstra? Mogoee Sc tudi ta-
ko zgodi. Samo to me skrbi, da
fant zadnji cas- zanemarja rez-
barrie. zdaj mu fotografija roji
po glavi in pravi, da bo foto-
graf. Maj DO, &c ga veseli, me
DO pa mali nasledil, ne bono
izumrli, hvala Bogu."
Bajceva hisa je pretesna "a
rezbarsko delo in, 81 je mojster
tik craven postavil iz desk maj
hno, skromno delavnico. Prijet-
no tt zadisi ma pragu, po sve-
zem lesu, po smoli. Po stenah
wise zage v lepem redu, dleta in
dletici, ma policah skobelniki,
rezbarski nozi vseh vrst, svedri
in mrtvaska lobanja iz lesa.
'Te pa nisem JAZZ napravil.
Hranim jo "a spomin cd deda.
Delamo samo il lipovega lesa,
ia je najmehkejsi. Poglejte, kos
lesa v celem obtesen " velikosti
in sirini kipca, potlej cisto pre-
prosto izvrsim, izdobljem, IL
rezljam vse potankosti. Okon-
cine izdelam posebej in jih S
klejem pritrdim. Kaksen teden
Sc mora kipec susiti. Drugega
orodja ne potrebujem, S elmer
je delal moi oce, delam JAZZ. Po-
casi gre VISA rec cd rok, pa clo-
vek vsaj posteno naredi in ina
dopadajenje mad svojim delom. "
K delavnici so prislonili maj
hen prizidek. Kaj pa je tn no.
tri?
"Notri razvija moi sin foto-
grafije. Vsak po svoje, kakor
Sc mu zdi pravim JAZZ"
Poleg rezbarske in kiparske
delavnice - fotografska tenn
MICA. Gee rezlja lesene bogove,
sin razvija fotografske posnet-
ke. Da bi lie postal sin mojstr-
stvu vreden svojega oceta!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-02

rezlja, daje spretnirni rokami
kosu lesa lik in podobo.
Majhen, suhljat moz nedolo-
cenih let te sprejme ma pragu.
Skromen, tih clovek, XII ne nosi
erne pentlje in crnega klobuka
in katerega obraz ne razodeva
ustvarjajoce sile podezelskega
umetnika samouka. Razodevajo
pa jo vesce,< okusno izrezljana
razpela, pod relief Kristusove
glave ma crno poliranem lesu,
XII wise po stenah domace sobe.
"Vidite, cd tehle rezbarij Ii
Vino. Sc kaj nekako rinemo ma
pref, naroeila kar dezujejo. Fla
sti "a razpela je mnogo povpra-
sevanja, lesenih jaslic pa bonn
dosti prodal letos. Jih izpodri-
vajo v tovarni narejena, IL gil
ne. Posiljam v Ljubljano, ma vse
strani. Konkurenca me pray mic
ne ogroza, ne spominjam Sc, da
bi pri mas Sc kdo drugi izdelo-
val taksne stvari.
ia, pri mas je rezbarstvo BE v
rodu. Menim, da sega najmanj
tri sto let nazaj v rodovino. ST.
Ger pa nismo domacini, il Cr-
mega vrha mad Poljahsko doll
no izhaja nasa familija, v Cerk-
nici smo zdaj okrog petdeset
let. Moi oce je umrl II let star
in je vse kivljenje rezbaril, ME
gov oce spet jih je docakal SO,
in je tudi rezbaril in tako ma
zaj. zmerom je ostal v rodu
kdo, XII je podedoval to strast in
veselje do rezljanja. Navadno
samo> eden. Moi oce je incl de-
set otrok in JAZZ sem tisti, XII ho-
dim po njegovih stopinjah. ze
cd malih nog sem saril po lesu
in spremljal oeeta, ko je hodil
okrog po cerkvah kaj poprav-
ljat. Rekli so mu "piltauer" in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-02
obisk pri moiu, ki deIo bosove

Naso Notranjsko je sneg ma
siroko in globoko pokril in ma
prayil IL nje cudovito zirnsko
dezelo. Zelo lepo bi Sc .bilo re-
elmo peljati iz Rakeka v Cerk-
nico ma lahkih saneh s trojko
in kraguljcki, po zasnezeni. NAL
ce zamrzli cesti, sredi pobelje-
nih kraskih planjav, XII jih ta-
ko slikovito prepletajo temno-
zelene kepe smrekovih gozdov
- lie tam je ustvarila zimo svo-
je najpestrejse, najcarobnejse
podobe.
Prijazna Cerknica, kraj jeze-
ra Sc zdi kar nekam zapuseena
in izumrla po ulicah in cestah
- seveda, trzani tice donna, pri
zakurjenih peceh v tezavah in
radostih bozicnih praznikov. -
Koncno vendarle srecas donna
Gina in ga pobaras, kje da sta
nuje cerkniski rezbar - samo-
uk, XII dalec naokrog noter do
Ljubljane slow po svojih lese-
nih kipcih in jaslicah.
"a, torej mislite. nemara IT,
stega, XII bogove della in sc pise
"a Bajca? Kar "a mano stopite.
Nj dalec njegova hisa."
O, prav gotovo ga poznajo
vsi in SO najbrz tudi malice po-
nosni mani. Kaj pa mislite, to
vendar nj kar tako, da zivi v
njihovi sredi takorekoc, clovek,
XII IL lesa ustvarja cudovite kip
ce boga, rezlja svetnike v vsej
njihovi velicini, in urne napra-
viii jaslice, da so kakor live,
V resnici, dalec, dalec ma vse
stiri strani domovine mu ga nj
enakega. Pritlicna hisica, dom
samouka Lojzeta Bajca. Era
ven hisice Be majhna, lesena
zgradba s sirokimi okni. To ie
njegova delavnica. Tod tese,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-02
during 80 to So Years
Of Age!

II you--like so many women be-
tween the ages of SO and 52-suffer
from hot flashes. weak, dizzy, ner-
vous feelings, distress of "irregu-
larities" are blue at times-due to
the functional middle age period
in a woman's life-start at once
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. It's the hest known
medicine you can buy that's made
especially for toom,en.
Pinkham's Compound is famous
to relieve such distress. Taken reg
ularly 1T helps build up resis-
tance against such symptoms, It
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-02
Ali je Uana to znano?

Ali je vdm to znano?
Ali ste ri citali knjigo Two
Way. Passage, izpod peresa a
Louis Adamica, XII predlaga, da
bi mi osebno prenesli amerisko
izkusnjo V Evropo?
Kolegiji sedaj nudijo posebne
tecaje, da pripravijo ljudi "a to
vitalno delo.
Washington Sc zivahno pri-
pravlja, da nudi to priliko po-
moo nasim dohrim sosedon on
stran morja. Javnost Sc zanima
"a to priliko, da bi napravila
,,a6rt ga mir in snaGgo Vojne
6 TEN, da bi Sc odvzelo nayad-