davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04
| po travi sedela med skalami
tropa pavijanov.

po travi sedela med skalami
tropa pavijanov.
Proti veceru Sc je pripeljal
| po cesti avto S castniki. Ko 50
ii zagledali mnozico ma pobocju,
so dali zapeljati tia in vprasali
po komandantu. Pritekel je rus
XII feldvebel. z voza je stopil
general: Exam jih vedes?"
"Na etapo v Polonnem jih
moran oddati, vase prevosho-
diteljstvo. Ali TIA ne pridejo;
ze diva dni MISC dobili jesti', je
rekel narednik in Sc tresel cd
strahu.
''Ti 81 il Zaslave?" je vpra-
Sal general. "Zakaj MISC dobili
kruha pri vas?'
"Ne vem, vase prevoshodi-
telstvo; k nam so jih prignali il
sumska. Tudi tam jih MISC ma
still"
cali je do Polonnega Sc da-
lec?" Sc je okrenil general ma
pobocnika.
"sestindvajset verst", je od-
govoril pobocnik in salutiral.
"Odvedi jih do najblizje va
sice, pusti, da Sc ondi naspe in
da 81 pri prebivalcih poiscejo
kaj "a hrano. Tole pa oddas jul
tri poveljniku.v Polonnem'', je
rekel general trdo naredniku.
Pobocnik je napisal listek,
general ga je podpisal in izroeil
naredniku in avto je odfrcal. In
svejk, XII je razumel, da gene
ralu creda pavijanov nj bila
vsec, je Sci k naredniku, sc po-
stavil v pravilen habtach in de-
jail "Pokorno jaVljam, tole je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04
REAL DISCOVERY FOR
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE

Dangerous High Blood Pressure
Essential apprehension is usually
marked by distressing symptoms
such as dizziness, throbbing head
aches, sleeplessness and nervous
ness. If disregarded, this may lead
to Heart Trouble, Stroke, Paralysis,
Hardening of the Arteries or Kid
ney Trouble. Diamonex, discovery
of heart specialist, is designed to
quickly aid in the relief Of these
distressing symptoms.
A Chicago resident says: 81 suf-
fered from High Blood Pressure for
several years with increasingly
severe throbbing headaches, dizzi-
ness and shortness- Of breath. I
showed the Diamonex formula to
my doctor and, on his advice, tried
the treatment for two weeks under
Identical conditions as previous
treatments. Within only three days
my bad headaches and dizzy spells
were gone. My high blood pressure
was reduced and I sleep fine"
Diamonex goes directly to work
in three different ways to aid in
Vic 4Sl1S1 VI SIlSSS udISC1OAS SyAP-
toms. Results are speedy-within
as short time as two weeks suf-
ferers often find that Diamonex has
accomplished 1870 of the total re-
duction possible with this formula.
If you suffer from High Blood
Pressure you may try DIAMONEX
without risking a penny. To intro
duce this wonderful treatment to
a million new sufferers this liberal
trial offer is made for limited
time only.
Send only $1.50 to the Diamonex
Company, 31s-A North Michigan
Ave, Chicago, Illinois for full
TWO weeks supply Of genuine
DIAMONEX, prepaid. Use Dia-
monex according to the simple di-
rections for only two weeks. If. at
the end Of that test period you are
not delighted with results your
money will be refunded inamedi-
ately on request. There are no
strings or conditions-you owe it to
yourself to make this wonderful
test at once. Write today as this
offer jc f111lv on IN ptnnd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04

ZrtVe bombardiranja Cd strani zaVeznikoV mad lie
Creusot Franc, dobvajo hrano in oblaeila Pod tenn
vzglavem je neko francosko casopisje XII e pod kon
trolo nacsov prineslo tozadevno sliko Doticno bonn
bardrane je bilo nedvomno drugi napad cd srani "a
veznkov velike Schneidereve naprave, XII so bile
najvecje izdeovalnice munice vEvropi, in ker Sc je
izdelovalo huniciio "a Nemcjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04
(Nadaljevanje)

Mar maj posljem ma iden-
danturo vsaj po kruh? To bo
veljalo najmanj devetsto rub
ljev! Ali maj jim dam GAIA in
cukra? Sto ali morda cello dve-
sto rubljev Sc razkadi! Gospo-
di, zakaj MISC vsi Germanci!'
Dve uri Sc je boril vestni moz
z izkusnjavo, koncno je zazvo-
nil in velel pobocniku: maj so
ujetniki takoj pripravljeni ma
odhod! Jesti dobe ma prihodnJi
etapi, kamor sem ze telefoniral.
Ukazite, maj Sc v kotlih segreje
voda in Sc jim da pitt toliko,
kolikor hocejo. Med mimi so
Nemci, usiva pakaza. Madjari,
prokleta sodrga, in tudi Cehi,
slavni narod, "a kateri Sc boju-
jemo. Ukazite, maj DO voda
vroca najmanj 120 stopinj! -
Vsaj tista, XII jo bodo pill Slo-
vani, Srbi, Poljaki in Cehi. Maj
vidijo, da velika Rusija cuti slo-
vanski in maj spoznajo sloVan-
sko gostoljubje ter dobro rusko
srcew
Pobocnik Sc je poklonil. "Ka'
kor ukazujete!" in zazvenketa]
je ostrogami ter odsel.
Kmalu je bilo slisati klicanje
ruskih vojakov, XII so gonili u
jetnike skupaj, in polni, zvonkj
glas pobocnika, XII je odrejal
mai Sc zakuri pod kotli, ter je
naznanjal ujetnikom, maj lie pi'
jejo, ker kruha je V Rusiji do
vol1 in vode ne zmanjka nikoli
Nastalo je zopet obupno Ste
tie, XII je trajalo skoro vse do
poldne. Potem so prisli star
ruski domobranci crnimi &C.
picami, ma katerih Sc je motnc
svetlikal bronast krizec, Sc po
stavili med ujetnike, jih razde'
iii ma dive skupini in zakricali
"sevelites, rebjata! Ma, V pi
rod" Gigantic Sc! Deca, ma
prejD
"Jaz sem pa mislil, da nan
dajo tn jesti', je dejal korpora
svejku. LIE poglej tie kotle, ka
ko Sc kadi IL njih"
Globoko zamisljeni svejk n
dolgo mic odgovoril. Dalec sc
zopet grmeli topovi, in svejk
zroc ma dolgo vrsto kotlov, k
so Sc tresli pod tlakom pare
sikajoce okoli ventilov, kakol
dim pusk, je koncno izcedi
med zobmi: mic nam ne dajt
zreti! In vse tole popijejo t
Rusi sami."
Izprevod Sc je vlekel dale p(
cesti kakor razkropljena cred;
goveje zivine. Domobranci, do
brosrcni ljudje, SO 81 takoj zs
mestom obesili puske ma ramo
81 odlomili oh potoku dodge vr
bove veje in gnali v mirnen
humorju ujetnike kakor jat(
gosi. Cudili pa so Sc stevilu u
jetnikov in ugibali, da bo pa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04

|vojne kmalu konec in da pojde-
jo domov.
V Avstriji ze menda nj clo-
veka, ker Rusi so odgnali vse
in tile ujetniki so menda po-
slednji. NADIA, da je konec vol
ne pred durmi, jih je spravljala
V dobro voljo. Ako je ujetnik
izcrpan omagal, so ga priga7
mali dalje eisto veselo in traja-
10 je najmanj deset minut, pre-
den so ga zaceli suvati v zebra
ali tepsti puskinim kopitom.
Prihodnjo rusko etapno po-
veljnistvo je bilo v Zaslavi, in
tam so transport cakali re novi
vojaki, da bi ga vedli dalje.
Menaze nj bilo, niti kruha MISC
delili. Toda dive uri so ujetnike
prestevali ter jih nato, ne gle
de ma drobni, bodice mrzli dez,
gnali naprej. Vso noe so sli u
jetniki nepretrgoma, mokri,
zmrzli in obupno lacni.
zjutraj je bill oddih pred va
sico. Ljudje So prinesli par hle-
bow .kruha, XII so jih zamenjali
"a perilo, plasce in cevlje, pri
cemer je prislo k divjim zavi-
stim, prepirom in pretepom. Ma
to so odmasirali skozi vas. Pred
vsako koco je stal raztrgan in
povaljan ruski kmet, XII je pa
zil, da hi ga ujetniki ne okradli.
A tt so begali cd vodnjaka k
vodnjaku, 81 natakali v vojaske
steklenice vode, jo pri nadalj-
MEM vodnj jaku izlili, Sc borili
"a vedro in "a novo vodo, a nj
hce Sc nj zavedal brezmiselno-
sti tega pocetja.
Oh cesti Sc je pojavila kmeti-
ca S hlebom kruha v marco ju.
V trenotku so ga j ujetniki IL
trgali, jo povaljali, pohodili, in
udarci puskinih kopit so jedva
zabranili, da je MISC raztrgali in
pomandrai do smrti.
Tolpa je blaznela cd lakote.
Preko trga je teklo dekle in no.
silo velikem robcu nekaj zavi-
tega. Virgil so Sc nanjo, j izru-
vail zavoj il rok, a ga il takoj
vrnili, ko je dekle zacelo klicati
ma pomoc in Sc je il zavoja O.
glasil pla6 in jek novorojencka.
A v tel masi praznih' zelod-
cev je polagoma koracil svejk,
premlslJeno polagaJoc nogo
pred nogo, in je dejal korpora-
lu: "Zdaj sem lie Sc radoveden,
kdaj zacne zreti drug drugega.
Treba bo sreckati, kdo sc bo
zrtvoval prvi, da nasiti S svo-
Jim mesom tovariSe. Naiprej bi
moral priti ma vrsto kak veil
kan debeluh, da bi kaj izdalo." p"
In pritiskal 81 je ma popek ODE
pesti S tako silo, da sta mu il
ginili v trebuhu.
Izprevod Sc je raztegal bolj
in bolj. Ujetniki so sedali, lega-
Ii, klekali in iztezali noge. Vr-
ste so podolzile tako, da konca
ze nj bilo vec videti, in okoli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04

Kongres Zed. drzav Sc je pred nekaj dnevi zopet
zbra zasedanju. MOI ma levi kladvom rol je Sam
Rayburn, predsednik ali "Speaker" posanske zbomce
Ma desni pa je kongresnik Andrew j. May il New Yor
ka, predsednik odseka vojaske zadeve XII je avor
predloge gasom katere bi konskripcija ocetov uk
Mia in obenem bi poslai domov ocetje XII re
mad
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04
Mali ogIa:si

Ako lie ;treba vase streho nano-
vo pokriti ali pa vas fornez po-
praviti, poklicite mas. Vrsimo
tudi kleparska della. - Prora'
cum damo brezplacno.
Universal Roofing Service
1915 St. Clair Ave.
CHI. 8376-8377
Oh vecerih: ME. 4767
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04
Don't Gamble g. s::.: .::. s.:';:i ;:''::. s;::s:
Cuts, Scratches, Burns

Bewise Guard against infections which may lay
you up." Cleanss wound instantly. Then apply
effective. inhibitory antiseptic OIL ~O-SOI. Used
for over 40 years in Thousands Of factories,
garages. industrial first aid stations fire depart
ments and homes Pleasant TO uee. Combats
infection; quickly helps relieve pain. Only SOcat
your drussist's. Must satidy yon Or your money
back. Get a1ossepS 01A-0.4ol today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08
Caring for Houses
In Wartime

Just about now we are all looking
for a neat little book which tells how
to keep our homes in tip-top shape.
As soon as spring Is on the way
there will be many small repair
Jobs evident, and each householder
will have to get out the hammer and
saw to attend to these himself-or
maybe herself.
j. Harold Hawkins has come to
the rescue with a profusely illus
trated book called YOUR HOUSE,
Its Upkeep and Regeneration" Mr..
Hawkins has been closely associated
for the last 20 years with the sub
.ect Of houses, including planning,
building. consulting and investing.
He is not q theorist, but a real work
ing carpenter among his other ac-
complishments. Because of this his
concise. simply worded advice has
telling effect.
He gives you trimmed list of
necessary tools with an illustration
showing the way they should be
used. He discusses household re-
pairs and upkeep clearly so that
any one feels competent to do the
Job himself, or to supervise EN-
GENTLY the efforts Of handy man.
Valuable aid for the future are
Harold Hawkins forewarnings Of
some Of the things to look for as
the years creep up on your house.
Cracks In foundation walls, rotting
CT floor joists and the depredations
ct termites are all brought to the
home owners attention. Knowing
where to look for trouble, being
equipped to handle 1t when 1t ap-
pears is half the battle won, in keep
ing your property investment in
good order. M. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08

ted sweaters, neecy woollike coats,
and in woven fabrics for shoes. For
stormy weather outfits. this coal
air-and-water derivative will bring
raincoats and umbrellas that have
the appearance Of rubberized silk.
You won't have to worry about
moths either. Moth larvae do not
feed on nylon itself so the fabrics
can be stored indefinitely without
danger of deterioration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08

the mixture. Simmer all day over
low fire, or, at any rate. until the
beans and meat are tender. Half
hour before serving add some
ground chilli pepper comes in small
cans) Start with a tablespoonful
and then taste after mixing. The
New Mexicans will use half a dozen
tablespoonful, but they have be-
come case-hardened. While such
heat is considered very good along
the border, it is recommended that
the uninitiated work up to this chilli
pepper infusion by degrees, as it
were. The New Mexican insists
that such bean dish is not up to
scratch unless after taking mouth
full the eater can breathe out gust
of smoke with small sparks. But
this calls for practice. Shortly
before serving pour the beans and
the sauce into casserole and heat
in the oven. With this course. cold,
sliced tomatoes are essential. If
you don't know why, you'll know
when the time comes or else you
were stingy with the pepper.
A compete of mixed canned fruits
will serve as a further cooling in
ternal ointment.
Bread and butter may be left out
OF this menu. but split and toasted
hard rolls are correct, If required.
If any further color or atlnos-
phere is needed, a guitar or accor-
dion in the hands of a NOM working
member of the club and the words
of the late Sr. Villas "cockroach"
song won't prove amiss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08


but unsupplied with the needed i'm
pedimenta.
However, it is under these condi-
tons that our old friend Leonard
rises to his greatest heights. Well
within the rules of wartime cookery,
he produced last Thursday the fol-
lowing menu for eight:
Eggs Stuffed With Chicken Liners
Salisbury Steak
NeiD MEXICAN Red Beans
Sliced Tomatoes
Compete OF Fruits
Coffee in Small Cups
These are dishes for a man to
cook-and with gusto. Everybody
likes we'll stuffed eggs. Leonard
prepared eight hard boiled eggs in
the morning and left them in the
refrigerator until ready for the final
touch in the evening. The livers
of four chickens were begged and
borrowed, assembled and cooked,
together with half a cup of cold
white chicken meat. The livers and
the chicken were put through the
grinder and then, with salt and
pepper and paprika added, rubbed
into a paste. The Juice of an onion
was added and. in lieu of butter,
tablespoonful Of mayonnaise worked
in. Last of all few ripe olives,
stoned and chopped coarse to SIM
ulate truffles, we're mixed in. The
eggs were peeled and halved length
wise, the yolks removed and mixed
with the foregoing concoction. This
was stuffed into the halves Of the
whites, arranged on individual
leaves Of lettuce, garnished with
bits of pimiento or parsley and the
first course was ready.
Salisbury steak is hamburger with
bit of chopped onion added and
half cup of evaporated milk worked
in. Two pounds can be made into
eight individual cakes. These are
rolled In egg. bread crumbs and
painted with olive oil. Since we
are economizing on meat and de-
pending upon grand bean dish,
there is enough steak for eight
servings.
New Mexican beans must be
started the night before, with pint
of red kidney beans sorted over and
placed in warm water to soak over
night. Then parboil them for half
an hour and drain. Put the beans
in heavy kettle, adding pint
of canned tomatoes, an onion as big
as an egg. minced fine. nubbin
of garlic (Which won't be tasted
but which adds character), two or
three tablespoonful of olive oil,
half a pound Of bacon or raw smoked
ham, cut into bits, and half a pound
of beef diced. Then a little salt and
pepper and enough water to cover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08
How to Keep Hair
Manageable on
Colder Days
Use Special Tonic,
P0made on Ends;
Brush Daily
By Patricia Lindsay

- y NtbS StN LtUUSuV
Any woman with dry skin and dry
scalp has winter hair problem.
She knows her hair gets dry, and
stiff and stubborn. Somehow her
body does not feed the skin cells
with sufficient lubricating oils, and
the hair screams for attention.
1t may surprise my feminine
readers to learn that by keeping
the body skin fabricated with a
cream lotion. and the face and hands
we'll anointed, the scalp will benefit.
But the scalp must have a little aid
too with special tonic which is not
greasy, and the ends of the hair
should be dressed with a bit of
special pomade to keep them ruly.
Dry scalps benefit by this routine:
Twice week anoint the hair with a
special tonic for the correction of
very dry hair. There are several of
these on the cosmetic counter
manufactured by famed scalp spe-
cialists Of good standing. At least
three times a week anoint the ends
of the hair with little pomade hair
dressing which is rubbed on the
palms of the hands and then
'palmed' onto the hair.
After the application the hair
should be brushed-preferably with
genuine bristle brush of graduated
bristles. 1t is difficult to buy these
now so If you possess one, take good
care of it. The genuine bristles of
various lengths. polish the hair the
better The new synthetic bristles
which are very easy to keep clean,
are marvellous for setting the hair
instead of using q comb.
During the winter time the hair
should not be washed more often
than every two weeks, and II daily
brushing becomes a habit, the hair
will be kept ruly. It is good to
anoint the head with heated pure
olive oil the night before you plan
to wash it. Use a bath towel to
protect the pillow. Before putting
on any shampoo soap rinse the hair
In cold water and the olive oil will
loosen readily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08
Put a Lid OF,
Meat Pies

If you like "no-soak" lid on your
meat pie here are some which make
a fetish Of crispness. They're baked
separately and laid on the meat a
split second before serving.
And If you want to serve the two
gods of Cd speed and CD attractive
ness of service. little individual cas-
seroles are pat solution. Prepare
your meat mixture in saucepan,
bake the pie toppers on sheet, and
when you're ready to serve put the
two together and away to the table.
It's an excellent way to serve indi-
vidual meat pies at church or
community supper and have them
always taste fresh baked.
While the meat may be beef, veal,
lamb or pork-whatever you find
available-the toppers may be your,
own biscuit recipe or a ready mixed
biscuit dough. Pick your favorite
from the following casserole filings:
A VEAL MEAL.
IL pounds veal shoulder or neck.
Salt and pepper.
Flour.
\ cup lard.
cups water.
potatoes (medium).
carrots.
onions.
Seasoning.
Cut veal into serving size pieces.
Season. Roll in flour. Brown in hot
lard. Add about 2 cups water.
Cover and cook slowly hour. Pare
potatoes, carrots and onions. Add to
veal. Add more water to prevent
burning end to keep cups of stock.
Cover. Cook slowly for another
hour Fill individual casseroles,
adding slightly thickened gravy.
Cover with baked biscuit rounds cut
to fit casseroles. Serves six.
BEEF AND KIDNEY PIE.
1 small beef kidney.
l pound beef.
! cup sliced onion.
! cup sliced carrots.
3 cups hot water.
6 tablespoons -four.
4 cup cold water.
Salt and pepper.
Wash kidney and remove outer
membrane. Split through center
and remove fat and heavy veins.
Soak l hour in lukewarm sailed
water a cups water to / tablespoon
salt). Cover with water. Cook at
simmering temperature 20 minutes.
Drain. Cut kidney and beef in l.
inch pieces; roll in -four and brown
IN hot lard. Add onion when meat
Is partially Drowned. Add potato
and hot water; cover; cook over low
heat until tender, about 30 minutes.
Ihicken with flour blended with cold
water. Season. Place in creased
baking dish. Bake in hot oven (450
degrees F. Is minutes. Serves 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08

l am QulCe sure the net result AFTER
all the effort would be new cover
ings. You might take them to one
of the better cleaners in town for
his advice and test, as he has many
tricks of the trade" that are not
available for home use. Mildew Is
one of the most difficult of all stains
to remove and is practically impos-
sible on anything other than white
cotton or linen.
Dear Miss Novel;: We have Just
taken a small apartment in Wash
ington for the next year. The bed
room and living room are furnished
with most mediocre things and the
rooms themselves are very ordinary,
with cream walls and woodwork and
unimportant windows. I have
brought few pieces of antique fur
niture and some Of my own pictures
to try to make this look like home
The landlord will give me fresh wall
surfaces, either paper or paint. I
have my bedroom draperies, but
would like some suggestions on how
to make this background At my fur
niture.-F. c. H.
Answer-If your bedroom dra-
peries are a plain color ask the land
lord to give you walls Of a striking
Colonial flower pattern. You may
have to pay little more for 1t your
self, but a decorative wallpaper here
will take away all your worries about
the rest Of the room. II your dra-
peries are figured select the gayest
color in the fabric and have at least
two walls in the room tinted to
match this shade. In the living
room you will need new draperies.
Select these with an idea to max
ing the fabric dominate the room,
and get enough material to slip
cover at least one chair to match
the draperies. Then select one color
from the drapery fabric, as unusual
a shade as you can discover, and
have the walls tinted as a back
ground for the fabric. With your
own things, and a few colorful &C
cessories keyed in with the period
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08

Of your antiques and your color
scheme, think you will be satisfied
with the result.
Dear Miss NOVEL;: have an all
white tile bath which I wish to
dress up with color. The upstairs
rooms in my house are peach color,
lemon yellow and blue green, and
cannot decide what other color to
use for bathroom accessories. What
do you think would go well with
these shadeS?-M. K.
Answer-Why not use all of these
and add one or two others for good
measure? Select a striped or polka
dotted drapery or shower curtain
Incorporating the peach, yellow.
blue-green and possibly rose, blue
and lavender as well. Then repeat
these color notes In towels Of all
shades, with the rug one color and
small accessories In q tone that
matches each one of the other
shades exactly. This will be very
appealing and individual and will
certainly take the stark white
look" away from the bathroom. (
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08

difference. The dishes in your cup
board, the linen on your shelves are
clean-hygienically and aestheti-
cally clean. But they are not neces-
sarily sterile clean"-they are not
germ free.
All of you who have had babies
In your home are familiar with this
sort of sterile cleanliness. You've
prepared formulas, boiling not only
the bottles and the milk solution
but also every utensil and pan used.
This same careful sterile tech
nique can be applied to preparing
equipment and supplies for such
needs as home deliveries and the
dressing Of wounds.
Solutions made with boric acid
powder, table salt, EPSON salts or
soda and water are made sterile by
boiling for minutes, If the con-
tainer and water used are already
sterile. Remember If the solution
is to remain sterile 1t must stay In
the original pan or be poured into
previously sterilized bottle that
has sterile cover.
Kitchenware and bottles that have
been washed with soap suds and hot
water are sterile after 20 minutes
boiling. II knives and scissors must
be made sterile. care for them sep
arately, by putting them into sterile
boiling water and boiling for only S
minutes.
Bandage materials such as linen,
muslin. cotton. gauze and tape may
be sterili3ed by wrapping firmly In
packages Of either cloth or heavy
paper, and putting them into a
warm oven. Leave in the oven until
the paper Is brown on the outside.
For home use, sterilize materials
in only small amounts as they do
not remain sterile long and are not
safe for use after two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08

A sure way to look trim. cheerful
and efficient on the domestic scene
is to wear this nicely tailored, SIM
pie princess frock. 1t is a Joy to
get into and pleasure to be In
with its sensible four-button clo-
sure, attractive collar and gay braid
trimming.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1754-B
is designed for sizes "a, SO. 80, 40.
AZ, A., As and 48. Size SO, with short
sleeves, requires az yards braid for
trimming collar and cuffs.
For this attractive pattern send
Is cents, plus l cent for postage, in
coins with your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, Washington Star. Post
Office Box Is, Station o, New York,
NJ "