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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-23

Sc mu hodijo same ponuJat. -
Med mohamedani je navada, da
.obdarujejo svoje vladarJe tudl
s hcerkami. Zlasti siromakl ra-
di store to, ker S tenn preskroI-
.io svoje hcerlke in sebe. Ne "a
htevajo sicer TAXI ocetje nieesar
in pravice do odskodnine nina
io, vendar pa dobe naVadno ka-
ko darilo.
Tudi premoznejsi ocetje obda-
rujejo tako svojega vladarja.
Ker pa imajo njihove hcere do
to, Sc zgodi to lie, &c morejo
starsi dati hcerko vsaj "a tretjo
zeno. Tako V dar dano heer mo-
ra oce sam privesti k mohame-
danskemu veljaku.
Razen tega prihajajo zene v
harem tudi ma priporocilo ali z
ugrabitvijo. Kar Sc tice staro-
sti, nj nikoli doloceno, koliko let
mora steti zena, da pride v ha-
rem. Vse pa pridejo v harem
mlade med Is. in 20. letom.
Zelo redki so primeri, da bi
prisla V harem mad 20 let sta
ra zena.
Marsikoga bo zanimalo, kaj
Sc godi z otroki, XII Sc rode v
haremih. Samo otroki prvih
treh zakonskih zen imajo zako-
mite pravice in lahko 1--WE V o.
cetovi hisi. v Mi so delezni tu-
di vzgoje. Vsi drugi otroci mo-
rajo k sorodnikom. Ocetje v6a-
sih prispevajo "a njih vzgojo in
prehrano, vGasih pa tudi ne. -
Prisiliti jih V t 0 nihce he more.
Ko Sc zena postara, je seveda V
haremu odve6. Vendar je ne "a
pode. V haremu je preskrbIjeno
"a MO, da lahko do smrti mirno
in brez skrbi zivi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-23
She wants TO win an
ynpopvlarity contest!
Elizabeth jenkins Seeks Title Of
"Mosf hafed by Axis
in 7o43!"

THE AXIS has probably never
= heard of Miss Elizabeth Jen-
kins-but she's doing her level best
to change thatl
For example:
Elizabeth works in an essential
industry thereby releasing, in
effect, fighting man. And out
of the salary she gets for her
work she puts 22% into War
Bonds, through the Payroll Saw
ings Plan. She figures that her
investment may help to maintain
the three fighting men who are
closest to her-her two brothers
and her father.
"They're fighting for me, and
I'm helping to buy their fighting
tools!" says Elizabeth.
Her father commands a brigade
of the North Carolina State Guard.
He saw action overseas in the last
war and his stories have made
Elizabeth keenly aware of the i'm
portance of her investment in War
Bonds. He has explained that no
matter how much spirit and fight
q soldier has, he, needs the best
equipment money can buy. He
has also pointed out that American
soldiers are the best equipped in
the world.
Miss Jenkins wants to keep them
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-23
MLADA BREDA
POVEST
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ

mojo ljubezen. Bill je samopa-
Sen, in ko sem Sc pritozevala,
je bill ocitljiv in nasilen. I'll!
Kadar mi je vrgel v obraz eli
ganko in beracico, tedaj je
vzbesnelo v meni. Tedaj sem
mu povedala, da mu nisem mic
dolzna in mu nocem niti biti
hvalezna. In potem Sc je pone-
srecil. In kaj mi je storil? Sto-
ril mi je krivicno. Zapustil je
Pee in vse sinu, meni mic"
Tomaz je gledal dokaj pri-
jaznejse zeni v obraz.
"Molila sem, postila sem Sc,
ali bilo je zaman. Nikoli, nikoli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-23
(Nadaljevanje)

cali je umrl?" je vprasal To-
MAJ.
"Obesil Sc je," je skoro kirk
Mia Katra. "Pa tudi bratu je iz-
podletelo. Meme je prevaril "a
mladost, MEGA so prevarili "a
denar. In zdaj lahko yes, zakaj
ga ne morem. Oh" je viknila,
zee Sc spomnim ma tiste case,
bi ga spodila v zimo in smejala
bi Sc, &c bi zmrznil ma cesti."
Ia nekaj hipov je zena pre-
stala, potem pa je nadaljevala
"Prisla sem ma Pee. Moi MOI
nj bill tax, da bi 81 bill priboril
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-23

mi hotelo priti pozabljenje.
Ubogi moi sin! Nobena matt ne
trpi tega oh svojem sinu, ka-
kor JAZZ. Pritisnila bi ga bila ma
srce in ga nisem mogla. "Saj
nj tvoj sin, njegov je!" je vi
kalo v meni. In elm veci je bill,
tenn bolj sem Sc ga bala. In po-
tenn je res prisel in pokazal IT,
sto trdno odlocnost, da Sc ho-
&c zeniti."
"Kar je, jeH' je pripomnil
Tomaz, "nevesta nj kriva, Ka-
kor vam, tako je naredil njej
MOI. Lahko bi Sc vam smilila."
"Kaj?' je dejala Katra, I'll
mislis, da bi Sc mi ne mogla?
FL" je viknila, zee bi umrla, hi
jokala "a njo, ko "a hcerjo. To-
da - ne! To je nemogoce. Ona
mi je vendar ma poti. Preko ME
ne morem. Ali maj te tako "a
snubim? Tomaz, imej pamet! O|
sovrastvu tu nj besede. To je|
nekaj drugega, to je boz "a ziv-
ljenje. Brez Peei nj "a njo Mv-
ljenja, brez Peci nj "a me ziv-
ljenja. In ii, ii gledas. In glej,|
zdi Sc mi, da hi mogla tudi tebe
sovraziti. In skoro te sovrazim.
Plies in lenuhas in Sc ne zme-
mis- "a mic, samo plies >"
"Tisto pa lie molcite, Katra,"
je odvrnil Tomaz, "dobro VEN,
kaj innate V onem slepem
oknu. Voda nj in hrastovo lubje
Sc tudi ne namaka kar tako. Kaj
pa hocete Cd meme? Sal sem
rekel: storite kakor veste in|
znate. Meme pa ne mesajte
vines. Mi je Sc danes zal DO
psu."
Skoro divja je planiIa Katra
kvisku.
"sema ST." je dejala, "pa ne
moz!" V hipu pa Sc je ublazila
in prosece rekla:
"Ti pravis prav! Ne bodi hud,
glej, TAXA sem. Ali brez srca
nisem, brez srca. Tomaz, veruj
mil"
"Saj verujemn' je dejal hla-
pee. Ona je odsla. Hlapec je
gledal "a njo Sc dolgo proti
vratom. Potem pa mu je prele-
tel oblicje zanicljiv izraz in jeI
dejal:
lie pehaj Sc sama "a svojo
sreco." ...
PRAY tistega vecera sta sede-
la v kleti Anze in Jerica in od-
birala krompir "a seme. Marja-
MICA jima je bila narocila, maj
ga samo odbereta, toda Anze je
bill skoro uzaljen, ces, da bi Sc
krompirja ne znal prirezovati,
in Sc je lotil tako della. Hipo-
ma pa so presle Anzetu misli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-23

:
nil Sc je usodnega vecera, ko je
bila vrgla deklico bozjast. Cd
tedaj je bill postal Anze proti
Jerici nekam .resnejsi. Smilila
Sc mu je deklica in mnogo vec
je mislil ma MO, ko doslej. Pc
nakljucju vendar nj bill skoro
nikoli Z MO. In dasi Sc je toliko
zanimal "a njo, nj vedel sedaj
Sc mic posebnega o njej.
Sedaj je izpustil krompir,
gledal nekaj hipov ma memo
drobno postavico in dejal nato:
"Ti, Jerica! ze nekam dolgo
sva ma Peci in znana, pa mic ne
vem odkod si."
Deklica je cudeca Sc pogle-
dala pastirja.
"Ne vem!" je odvrnila.
"Ne ves?" Sc je zacudil An
re, mo, ii 81 pa lepa. Ali nisi
cd vedno ma Peci"'
r"Nisem,' je odvrnila deklica.
"Prej sem bila. V Zalogu.'
cali so tvoji starisi V Zalo-
gu?"
"Niso!" in pripomnila Sc IT,
Sc: "Nimam vec starisev!"
"Tako je ta rec!!" Sc je zacu-
dill Anze. "Tudi matere ne?"
"Ne!'
"Tndi iaz ia ,pi,oannn", Je- uc-
jal pastir. "Sva 81 podobna, lie
to je drugaee, da imam. JAZZ oce-
ia, tt ga pa nimas. In kako 81
pa prisla ma Pec?"
"Sluzit sem prisla. Nasa 60
spodinja me je. vzela seboj.
NaSa hisa je bila OBJ cesti. Smo
imeli gostilno. Pa so Sc ustav-
tjali tam vozovi. In nekdaj Sc
je pripeljala tudi nasa gospo-
dinja mimo in Sc ustavila. 'Ko
pa je odsla, SO me dali Z MO.
Pa nisem sla rada. Tam mi je
bilo bolje.'
Decek je kimal Z glavo. De-
klica ga je gledala nekaj casa
dvomljivo, ali maj Sc pripovcdu-
je. In ker je fant molcal, je de-
jala:
'Igrali smo Sc pod mizo. Pri
peel ste sedeli nasa gospodinja
in pa matt" Pa sem slisala,
da govorita meni.'
''In kaj ste govorili?" Sc je
zanimal decko.
"Ste rekli, da sem sirota, da
sta mi umrla oce in matt, in da
je kriz z menoj. Da je bila mo-
ia matt zelo lepa in da je imela
bogatega zenina, pa jo je zapu-
still, in da je nato moja matt
vzela pisarja.'
Govorila je, kakor otroci, ko
da cita. Anze je vedel, da tezko
razume, kaj pripoveduje.
"Drugega ne YES mic ?" je
vprasal nato.
"Potem je rekla nasa gospo-
dinja, da tistega zenina pozna,
in da maj il moja matt da me-
ne. In tako sem prisla ma Pee. ="
'In kaj zdaj, ko bos velika?'
je vprasal Anze.
"V samostan pojdem!"
"Ah da, tt hoces biti svetni-
cal" je dejal FAINT.
"Da," je dejala deklica, ska j
pa bos ti?"
"Jaz bonn bogat!" je odvrnil
ca.4 T.. *. .> oo 49,, ,,o,x,xol IL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-23

that way, because in addition to
her father, she has two brothers in
the Army.
Lieutenant Tom is an antiair-
craft artilleryman. Captain Jack
is in the Air Corps. So Elizabeth
is reasonably sure that in one way
or another, the Axis will hear from
the Jenkins family in the near
future!
Are you doing as much for
Americas future as Elizabeth
Jenkins7 Every dollar you can
lend helps, so =.
Figure it ovf for yourself:
Weren't there a few more dollars
in your last pay envelope that
cos.fu nave gone INTO War Honds-
but didn't Get out your pencil
right now, and see if you can't
boost the percentage you're put
ting aside for Uncle Sam-and
YOURSELF
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EXPERT SERVICE 77RECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
PAINTING & DECORATING

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Funeral Directors
Card Of Thank.
Lost and Found

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Death lotltes


DOYIE-Gsorge p beloved husband 90
Rannsh Begole poyle, ~ f2ao fori 81
Funeral Thursday. Z 80 3 m from iht
Cavanagh Funeral Home 100 Ncsi hfbN
AZ Cass. Bgrisi o. Hillside Cemetery
bsileVtle Mich
JAMES Zion see q accidentally. July
20 a. u m. beloved son 90
Margaret and Ccveu James. dear brother
al John Services Friday. $50 m from
residence, Sass LiNcrnnis. ~ . ITO :
Catholic Church at a m. lniermen'
Grand Lawn (CFmeteri
NENITg-JgIS a. George W. beloved
father OF star sergeant Warren. Y. $.
Army and Mrs. Leroy Hroch, strand her
~ Beverly Hroch brother az Waiter.
Mrs Branass, Mrs r. Heriek. Mrs
Olson and he h,s Ms HAre.a
the r g, a C r. Harris Funeral Home,
<25i CAS- avenue
PAL MFR-Efyn ~, suddenly. July 90.
beloved husband ~ Catherine desf
father OF June Funeral service ~ resi-
cenCe 2fS7 WoNdmcre FRIDAY, A. T. M
irtefrent Rosfiand farN-
RITTER-Aieert teievea husband ai
Minnie, dear fsther ~ Mrs Andrew
NcvAk Mrs James Martin. Alvin N'f'r
also survived hy one brother ana TWO
sisters Services az residence $500 LIVER
nos Thursday ~ ! N
TERNES p, Of 743s Lssa he
dear father of Arthur. Howard. Paul and
Alberta Mare Funeral Friday 80 a n f.,
from residence. 2 o'clock s. Agnes cath
Ole Church. Twelfth and LaSAue Gar
dens, South.
ZAKAInMskf - juus. beloved VIE 0r
ANTHONY. Gear mother Of Anihony,
Clarence Frsnk Mariana, Angela The
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
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WORK salary according ~ experience snd
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Evening star., 1943-10-01
PORK LIVER.
(ThdnkS to Mrs. E. J. W.,
Ar1juntOu

In response to request for recipe
for pork liver, I have very nice one.
Take liver and flour it and scar it on
both sides, of course, salt and pep
per to taste. Then take a large
onion and brown in the fat you
have fried the liver in. Now put
in enough flour to make a gravy
Evening star., 1943-10-01
Black andBeautifu1
By Evelyn Hayes.

On the hunt right now for blouse
or two to give fall seasoning to your
spring suit? OF course, you are.
We'd like to have a dollar for every
spring suit that has come out of
hiding this week to do fall duty, and
we wouldn't mind another dollar for
each of you who has said: Now If
I only could find the right blouse, I
could wear the suit all winter!"
OF course, you want something
that is convertible, that will go with
more than one costume. If you've
strung along with us, you know
we've been preaching the double
or-nothing fashion gospel. That Is,
buy nothing this year that doesn't
serve a double purpose in your ward
robe. Either it's doubly useful-or
it's nothing to you.
That's why at this point we go
| overheard for the wool Cor WOOL
like blouse, especially the pullover,
more especially in black, because we
think that good black blouse can
do more for your suit and your
wardrobe than anything we know.
Black magic-that's what it Is!
You wear it as a staccato accent
with your pale beige spring suit
carry out the theme with short, short
black gloves; big, big black bag
and black hat to cap the climax
Then you turn around and let it add
distinction to that new gold jumper
Everybody's wearing jumpers, but
you'll look different and distin-
guished If you wear yours with a
black shirt. Next you add 1t to your
country gray flannels for a sophis-
ticated big-city note. For all
through the day, all through the
week, you wear black blouse with
light skirt, bright skirts for inter-
Evening star., 1943-10-01

the problem Is solved. Cleaning
also reveals few details that might
be improved. Certain parts of the
room get more wear than others
and many times clever touching
up here and there freshens the
whole room. Plan to do one room
at time, taking it apart and
putting 1t together so that the whole
house will not be torn up at once.
You may feel that the whole
front hall needs doing over because
your eye lights on the nicked stair
risers, the dado below the hand
rail which shows many finger
marks and the worn spots on the
floor just inside the door. However,
a coat OF washable casein paint
will cover all the marks on the
dado-it is not too difficult to give
the risers a new coat of enamel
to match the wood trim and a
good cleaning and waxing on the
front hall floor will give a clean,
fresh look.
In the living room a new paint
coat on the fireplace mantel, the
window sills and any other point
which may be noticeably Scared
will freshen up. Wall paper that
is soiled and faded may have a
fresh surface of wall paper paint
rolled on. Do not attempt ceilings,
unless you have plenty of energy.
One ceiling is more firing and more
difficult than six side walls.
A painted wall that responds to
soap and water bath, but seems
dull and lifeless may be perked
up with decorative wall paper
borders. These come in many
designs and colors and used as a
trim around doors and windows
often add just that bit OF dash
that makes the room interesting.
These will take the place of fabric
draperies or other design interest
in the room.
If most of your paint jobs are
light in color get gallon of white
semigloss enamel. Do all the white
areas first. Then tint the white
paint with oil colors to get the
cream. peach, yellow or other
pastels which you need to freshen
up the bedrooms. This will save
money and avoid numerous cans
of half used paint.
Try to do some emphatic gesture
that adds new touch to each
room. This is for morale-to pick
up your own enthusiasm for your
own house. 1t may be new
window treatment. new slip cover,
an interesting furniture grouping,
plants in sunny window-any one
Of a number of things to make 1t
all look new.
Plan to give week to each
room. When that week is gone
step on to the next job. Make
note of the uncompleted details
which you may go back and pick
up later. Remember, too-that you
are not alone in your effort Thou
sands of other women are trying
to work these things out also. Don't
be too discouraged if you fall some
Evening star., 1943-10-01

esting shirt and skirt schemes. For
late-day dressup you team 1t with q
black skirt, long or short, and add
quantities OF jewelry or sequins for
after-dark drama.
In between times, slacks with your
fine black blouse add up to knock
out number for evenings at your
fireside. You see, aside from being
a good fashion, the little black top
is a fine, practical, quadruple-duty
job. We hate to be so Grass as to
mention the. cleaning difficulties a
girl faces these days, but that's an
other point. A good black blouse Is
the prettiest way we know to snap
your fingers at the cleaner.
There are plain wool jersey classic
shirts-smart with your tweed suits
and jumpers-and even black jersey
rufffy blouses for those of you who
have a feeling for frills this fall.
But We cast our vote for the plain,
unadorned, round-necked pullover.
Going from black to white (always
great girl for changing moods :,
we might say that a white blouse,
like some husbands, Is hard to live
with, but harder to live without.
Certainly white blouse is a must"
in any wardrobe that boasts suit,
and in these days of cleaning and
laundering problems they are a
problem with capital P. However,
there are some new handmade
blouses in town that are worth
every minute you spend over the
washtub and ironing board They
have discreet and decorative frills,
bits of lace, fine tucks and other
touches of handwork that always
manage to give one grand lady"
look-a fine feeling, too-to Offset
the hard working lives we lead.
Evening star., 1943-10-01

and l teaspoon of Worcestershire
sauce and pour over the liver in a
covered baking dish and cook until
tender, about III hours in oven
$50 degrees. You will find this very
delicious.
I enjoy your clearing house ever
so much and find many items I
need. Thank you for continuing it
in The Star.
SEWING LESSONS.
(Thdnks to Mrs. r. l., Washington. }
I would like to make several sug-
gestions in answer to Mrs. M. e. B
about learning to sew.
If she will register at a local
department store at the pattern
department she will receive free
instructions weekly by mail The
instructions are very clear and they
will also be broadcast once a week.
There are instruction books SELL
Evening star., 1943-10-01
It's the Stumng!

A table prize for stuffed vege-
tables! Scoop centers from firm
tomatoes, season, dot inside with
fat. Cook large onions 20 min
utes, remove centers. Simmer
green peppers in salted water to
10 minutes. Stuff vegetables with
meat mixture. Wilt cabbage
leaves in boiling water. stuff, roll
up and toothpick in place.
Stuffing-Lightly mix 4 table
spoons fat, l pound hamburger
or 2 cups cooked meat, l cup dry
bread crumbs. y cup chopped
celery, ?, cup water. salt to
taste. Bake stuffed vegetables
1880 minutes in moderate oven
$3.50 degrees F. or until tender.
Evening star., 1943-10-01

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CORRECTION.
Thanks to Mrs. S. E, Washington. }
Part of recipe for Velvet Lunch
Cake In Tuesdays edition should
read:
"1a teaspoon each of cloves and
nutmeg.
q teaspoon each Of cinnamon and
soda"
Evening star., 1943-10-01
Bv Barbara Bell

There's just hint OF the mill
tary in this double breasted frock
which gives it new look. You
can, in fact give the shoulders and
epaulet treatment if you care to.
In any case you have a smart frock,
ideal for woods or cottons.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1885 is
designed for sizes 10, II, IA, 16, 10
and 20. Corresponding bust meas
urements %, 80, 80, "a, Sc and 80.
Size II 800, with 4 sleeves, requires
37s yards 39-inch material.
Select all the patterns you'll need
for the coming seasons sewing in
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For this attractive pattern send
Is cents, plus / cent for postage,
IN coins with your name, address,
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Barbara Bell, The Washington Star,
Post Once Box rs. Station Q, New
York II, N. Y.