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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21

zanosti Slovencev s Srbi in Hr-
vati. Sam "oce slovenskega ma
roda," DIR. JANEZ BLEIWEIS
je postavil svoj' podpis ma jul
goslovanski program, sprejet 1.
decembra 1870 v Ljubljani, ci-
gar prva toeka Sc glasi: Edin-
stvo juznih Slovanov zaceto oh
postanku naroda, je ostalo vse
veke svetovnih dogodkov 1.-Two "
narodnem cuvstvu in Sc javlja
proti drugim narodom v edin-
stvu jezika. Veliki voditelji
mladoslovenske general ci je
FRANC LEVS7TK pa je |. 1867
,izbral "a list, XII je pozneje sto-
pill v zivljenje kot "Slovenski
narod," ime "Slovanski jug" ter
mu napisal program, kate
rem pravi, ida vidi edino naso
resitev v politicni solidarnosti
z junaskimi brati, kateri so iste
matere, istega jezika z ,nami in
kateri naso bratovsko roko We
sell poprimejo nam i sebi pod
poro."' Ia program je postal
program "Slovenskega naroda"
in v njegovem duhu Sc je razvi-
jala VISA poznejsa politika ma
prednih Slovencev. DIR. IVAN
PRIJATELJ je najbolje oznaeil
njegov pomen, ko je zapisal:
"Na pamet bi moral znati glo-
boko zamisljeno 1istino vsak Ia
veden Slovenec." Danes so te
besede bolj aktualne, nego kdaj
koli. LIE skoda, da jih zaman
isces v prav izislih Levstikovih
D"Besedah Slovencem"
STRi7AR, GREGORIC in AS
KERC so prispevali svoje teht-
ne deleze k programu jugoslo-
vanske narodne solidarnosti S
svojimi motivi iz nase skupne
zgodovine in IL skupnega narod-
mega zivljenja. Poezija prvih
dveh Sc je vnemala oh osvobo-
dilnih borbah proti Turkom, AS
kerc pa je opeval vstajenje slo-
vanstva in v podobah iz sloven-
ske, hrvatske, srbske-in bolgar-
ske preteklosti oznanjal vero in
zaupanje v naso skupno pravico
in skupno moe.
Vedno visje Sc je 9vzpenjala
odporna moe Slovencev, vedno
boil je rasla nasa politicna, 60
spodarska in kulturna organi.
zacija, cedalje jasneje je sve'
tilo ma vrhove jugoslovanskc
sonce. Blizali so Sc easi velikif
odlocitev, pogoste politiene kri.
re so oznanjale notranje razpa
DAME starih politicnih sistemov
v katere smo bill vklenjeni ir
med mladino slovanskega jugs
je zmagovito prodila misel ma
rodnega edinstva. Pc trpljenjl
in mukah svetovnega klanja j
jugoslovanska ideja koncno ze
dinila yes narod, v nepremag
ljivi odlocnosti, izvojevati s.
zdruzitev in svobodo. Genij ma
Dalie ma 6. strani)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Detroit Charity
To Share Funds
In Aiding Italy

Relief for italy and ms people
uill he made available through
the National War Fund as rapidly
as the United Nations hberate
italian territory. il was learned
today by Robert II. MacRae
managing director Of the Detroit
War Chest. which Viii campaign
next month for funds 20 support
the agencies of the NWF and the
work of local organizations,
Harry 2. Wareham. executive
vice president of the National
War Fund in New York pointed
out that the NWF was waiting
only for the Presidents War Re
lief Control Board 10 approve an
agency which would provide relief
in Italy As soon as the organ
ization Is certified, he said such
appropriation As are deemed 10
he required VIII be made by the
War Fund As a result there
will be no additional campaign
needed 10 support Italian aid.
Funds for tins purpose viii be
taken from the $4,000 600 NWF
contingent fund out of which
will be available 10 aid the suffer
ing peoples Of countries as they
are liberated.
Since 574 per cent Of the De-
troit War Crest goal Of SIS. $50 600
will 60 10 the National War Fund,
a contribution 10 the War Chest
will be directly aiding these coun-
tries. MscRae said
Detroit'S War Chest campaign
for funds 10 support NWF"s II
agencies plus local social service
such as that provided by the or
CARNATIONS Of the Detroit Com
munity Fund will be held Nov. ]
through Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
----a---7----
200 Called
Into WAC

Detroit must enlist a full com
pany of WACs. 200 women, TO
help back the attack
The need is urgent and the
qualifications are not difficult
Applicants must he 20 10 40 years
old. American citizens and have no
dependents under IA years.
II you are interested in becom-
ing a member of the army or
know some one who would like TO
JOIN. fill out this coupon and mail
il TO the American Women's
Voluntary Services, 35 f. Adams,
Detroit, Mich.
Those whose names are turned
m will be sent invitations 10 at
tend a variety show Oct. II in
the Rackham Memorial and will
be given an opportunity TO enlist
al that time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07

She says, Ladies. let me warn you
10 he sure and see the marvellous
selections Of stunning Fur Coats
on sale at the low competitive cash
price Of only SO on easy budget
payments Al Franklin : during their
daring 18Th Anniversary Sale Here
IL q very special Offer made in
drive for 500 new customers
smart new pair Of shoes or clever
new hat. value g.. absolutely FREE
with your purchase OF new 1874
Luxury Fur Coat. priced AZ only
s79. They're better. finer Luxury
Furs. beautifully lined, tailored and
styled 10 the minute Just 50 down
reserves your Fur Coat Take your
choice OF the friendly Franklin
credit plan that suits you best, with
mp 10 90 weeks 10 pay. or PAY.
MENT. Right now your old out
NODDED Fur Coat is worth up 10 $25
IN trade. No red tape. no delay
Hurry and get your FREE hat or
shoes during this drive Use your
cTecu as ALWAYS ~ FRANkIINS
DEPARTMENT STORE. 316 Michi
Ean Ave. shop any evening TIL Q
eelock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Our Bombers Best,
Owls Davis Says

NEW YORK, oct, 7 QNS)-
owl Director Elmer Davis said
last night that the United States
was building planes which could
fly across the Atlantic, drop
bombs and return home.
mo other nation happens To
he building planes like that al
the moment" Davis told the
Nassau County War Fund Conn
mittee IN suburban Hewlett, l.. /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Police Shots Capture
Boy Theft Suspect

A l5-year-old boy is held at the
Juvenile Detention Home today
for investigation of breaking and
entering following his capture at
$50 a. m. at Dequindre- and
Slender.
Two patrolmen from Dawson
staten chased the youngster
through an open field and between
houses on Dequindre, firing twice
when he refused to halt. Both
shots missed, however.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07

by Times staff Photographer
penny postcard, color it, then mail it.
Watch for other different Christmas cards
appearing daily in The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07

BLENDED WHISKY this product dd 4os
~hnkey Sheny DsuDer Corporation New York City
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
YOUR STATE LIQUOR COMMISSION HAS
THIS MESSAGE FOR you:

This State and people receiving fair and ghtu share of
Scheney and other good WHISTLES and dlers striving
hard supply this State The State Liquor Authority exercising
vigilance and impaay bring the high quality OF
whkey righu price before the This policy has in
nearly years lawful liquor business produced for the benefit
Of the payers Michigan s25OOOOOO in net
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
HOME FRI FORECAST
 PEPPERS WILL BE MADE OF WAR-REJECTED STEEL

htgh-fired glazes of the new ceramic jar tops. Up to now, they have been produced in small volume in only two sizes. They now have been developed in 12 sizes ranging from one-half to three inches in width, and there soon will be enough of them for large-scale use. Colors will be terra cotta, maroon, bright blue, and they are attractive enough to make you keep the jars and use them again.
 ODDS W ENDS
 Glass containers for shortening will be unlimited, and there will be more glass jars for coffee. The quota for wine and spirits bottles re- mains the same A new use for civilicil-scarce rayon is the '"preci- sion glove" that enables our flyers to handle instruments and maps without freezing their fingers when flying at high attitudes They have to remove their heavy lined gloves when making delicate in- strument adjustments, but the thin rayon gloves give full use of the fingers and protect from cold, too 7. Mexican, pineapple production is reaching a new high and results of this production already are appear ing in American markets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
BY ANN STEVICK NEA Staff Correspondent

Washington, Sept. 3--A lot of zip- pers can be made out of 1900 tons of what is known as distressed" steel stock. This steel has just been diverted for that purpose because 1t is unsuitable for military needs. It will take a few months of research to work out new recipe using this particular type of metal for Appers, but after that you should see lot of them. They probably will be parcelled out to essential users first, such as manufacturers of work clothes, but there should be plenty left over.
 ROLLING PRICES
 A price ceiling increase which will amount to about six cents 6 can to the consumer has been added to domestic crab. Along with the re- cent slight additions to the price of clans and cheese, and the exten- sion of the price tipping of process sed foods to more localities, this increase will leave the housewife 8 little baffled about which way the cost of living is rolling in the roll back"
 IT'S TOPS
 Your drug store and grocery shelves soon will gleam with the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
THE WOMEN-- Miss Millett Offers WOmen'S Club a Ready-Made Crusade

areas landlords can be as choosey as they wish about selecting their tenants. But the situation is go- ing to be just as bad or worse when the war is over and the service men come home and start looking for homes so that they can move their wives and children out from under their own parents roofs, where they found shelter during the war.
 The situation is going to be bad unless the women take things into their own hands and start a cam- paign against the mo children" rule of lnfeeling landlords.
 That is a problem the women's clubs might well tackle. For keep ing homes together is women's job. Ana 1t isn't easy to keep them to- gether when a family looking for a place to live is disheartened by pumping into mo children" signs everywhere.
 If club women want a real prob- lem to tackle. here is one ready made for them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
Current RatiOning Regulations
MEATS AND FATS


 Red will valid through October g. valid through October "A stamps in Ration Book III will take force Sept. l2
 PROCEssED FOODS will valid through September 2O Stamps effect Wednesday and expire October 20.
 check of food commodities Ah lists at the store the ration board Inconsistencies should be reported to the Price panel of the ration board
 SHOES valid will through Oct 3i
 SUGAR s valid pounds of through October of canning purpos They until 3i Additional aomnts canning pounds will issued at the ration board which hd canning registration sessions each Tuesday from eso c. m to t:S0
 @B and "Cs valid for two and half gallons No of "A" books valid for three gallons through November 2.
 The face ration endorsed wi Che automobile registration and the the state issued f illegal hold which
  Cass "unt a Of which marked valued 70 gallons "unt stamps value Of elaas units 2bo Al bes ration certificates aenoe the value gallons o that particular and a such stamps ins FgaFdeh o he period n force can ol issuance nave nen eh mined W the of el during he winter and the anaA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
WARTIME HEALTH COLUMN Too Many Fresh Vegetables And
 Fruits May Cause Stomach Upset

chemical irritants, such as laxa- tives or the natural, unconcen- trated sources of many 1axatives- fruits and vegetables.
 When the intestinal tract is overstimulated by the bulky cellu- lose residue or fruits and vege- tables, or by the chemical irri- tants to the bowels that many of these foods contain, the peristaltic contraction waves may be in- creased. When the increase is suf- ficient to produce frequent loose evacuations, the condition is known as diarrhea.
 MEMORIAL MOVEMENTS
 When such stimulation of the colon is long continued, or vixen laxatives are used habitually, or among those who are subject to overwork, worry and other infiu- ences of a mental nature, the mus culature of the colon becomes firm. ly contracted, and the disturbed peristaltic waves are then ineffec- tive in moving the contents of the bowel onward. This condition is known as spastic constipation.
 A coarse, bulky, stimulating diet will aggravate the irritability of such a colon. With this condi- tion, there is usually a sense of fullness after meals, eructation of gas, and the gurgling of gas and fluid in the abdomen. Spastic con- stipation must be differentiated from constipation of the colon, be- cause although the result is siIni- lar, the cause and -cure are en- tirely different.
 Discrimination of the bowel with bulky fruits and vegetables is easily recognized and promptly corrected by temporarily eliminat- ing good foods from the diet. Spastic constipation is aggravated by the use of laxatives, and cor rected by a diet that reduces the irritation and burden to which the bowel has been subjected. A nor1- stimulating, low-residue diet cor rects the condition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03

who overload the intestinal tract with bulky fruits and vegetables, di- arrhea may be the result. With others, the injudicious use of such foods may increase intestinal spasm to a degree as to produce constipation.
 NORMAL FUNCTIONS
 The colon is muscular tube one-and -a-half to two-and-a-half feet long. It begins on the right side in the lower abdomen, and fol- lows the course of capital "M", ending at the rectum.
 The right portion of the colon receives the fluid products of di- gestion from the small intestine. It absorbs the water and remain ing nutritious matter, and passes on the semi-solid residue to the left side of the colon by muscular contractions.
 The muscular contraction waves normally proceed without ones consciousness. They are effected by various stimuli, chief of which are factors that distend the colon, such as bulky cellulose fiber, and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03

{ fallen snow. Black velvet bows at the neck and wrists will tie 1t in nicely with Q belted black velvet suit skirt.
 The dandy" collar Is another of the new popular necklines featured in restaurant blouses, and is espe- cially effective when caught togeth- CT with a huge clip or pin, as shown in one eye-catching long-sleeve model in blue, black and white striped rayon satin.
 Double bows and lots of loops cas- cading in a jabot effect give just enough frou-frou to those less for nal models in bright hued crepes and satins. All, however, require slim cut skirts, with either Q built up or belted waistline to give them A Ro-together look,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
&gM GlnA h9,| RNtcltova.s Wartime Meats Need SkiIIfuI Preparation
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
 NEA Staff Writer

Easier-to-get meats can come to Sunday dinner with Q welcome II skill and good recipe are used in their preparation. Veal heart usually thought of aS Q step-child of meat dishes-takes on import ance when prepared as Charlotte Adams suggests in her excellent new book, You'll Eat It Up."
 Praised Stuffed Veal Heart
 Serves { to 6)
 One veal heart, Ia cup chopped celery, 2 tablespoons minced onion, 3 tablespoons minced parsley, 2 cups sliced raw carrots, 2 cups snap beans, 1 teaspoon poultry seasoning, 1 tablespoons melted shortening, salt and pepper, cup diced raw tlir- nips, 3 tablespoons milk.
 Wipe the heart with damp cloth and rub salt into the inside surface. Combine celery, onions, parsley, melted shortening, poultry seasoning salt, pepper and milk. Stuff the heart with this mixture and close with skewers. Brown on all sides in hot skillet. Make Q bed of car- rotS, snap beans and turninps in Q baking pan. Place the heart in the center. Add sufficient boiling wa ter to cover vegetables. Bake in slow oven (300 F) for one hour, basting frequently. Serve on hot platter with heart in center sur- rounded by vegetables.
 Baked Heart With Herb Stuffing
 (Serves { to 6)
 One beef heart, 1 ounce Suet, 2 cups bread crumbs, medium onion, chopped; tablespoon chopped pars- ley, IA teaspoon thyme or oregano, IA teaspoon nutmeg, beaten egg, salt and pepper.
 Have butcher trim heart of large veins and make incision for stuff fling. Soak heart in cold salted wa- ter for half hour, then wipe dry. Stuff with mixture of suet, bread crumbs, chopped onion and season. ings. Tie heart securely and roast in moderate oven (35o F) three hours, basting often. Serve with 6 tomato sauce made with onions, prepared mustard, stock and lemon juice,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority

Today's hand came up for 6 lot of interesting discussion, so I went over to the Mayfair Bridge Club and asked Harry Fishbeirl for his opinion. The problem is: Does the percentage favor the dia- mond finesse or the heart fineSse? One of the losing diamonds can be discarded on the king of clubs, but what are the probabilities on finesse?
 Fishbein said that the percent age on the diamond or heart flnesse, since South held the ten of hearts, was exactly even. But he thought there was an additional percentage play, to cash the ace and king of hearts first, hoping to drop the doubleton queen. If this didn't work, then the diamond finesse could be taken. Fishbein did not say that the percentage was in favor of the queen and one
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03

Smooth out your clothes problem by making yourself this knockout dressl It is the kind you can wear every day, any place.
 Pattern No. $500 is in sizes l2, l4, l6, IS. 20; 70. 42. 44. Size i4, short sleeves. 3 l-4 yards 30-inch material.
 For this attractive pattern, send IS cents, plus l cent for postage, in coins, with your name, address, pat- tern number and size to lWaterbury Democrat) Today's Pattern Service. i06 Tth Avenue. New York Il, N. r.
 Nowi You may order the new Fall Issue Of ''V'ashions". our 62 page catalog of patterns. It pre- sents i02 rev patterns and Q wealth of sewing and fashion news. The price per copy is 2S cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03

haSAb. WAtA tAAts eNAs8 @Aeee~sN he told the couple Chey would have to find some other place to put themselves and their furniture. He couldn't rent to . couple about to have a child.
 When the couple protested that the baby wouldn't be born for two months the landlord shFug- ged his shoulders and said, "But when it is. you can't throw it out the window"
 He had them there. No they couldn't throw the baby out the window.
 When you have a baby, you have to make horne for it. Even though there are alill many iand- lords who refuse t0 have children ln their houses and apartments. NOPE TROUBLE AHEAD
 Tlle waF has called attention Co khla situation, since in crowded
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
SUNDAYS MENU

BREAKFAST: Orange juice, garden herb omelet, crisp ba- con, oatmeal mullins, crabapple jelly, butter or fortified marga- rine, coffee, milk.
 DINNER: Iced raw carrot sticks, sliced cucumber sticks and celery, stuffed beef heart with herb stuffing, tomato sauce noodles, green beans, enriched rolls, butter or fortified margar- inc, apple and lettuce salad, peach pie, coffee, milk.
 SUPPER: Tomato and noodle soup, sliced cold beef heart, creamed potatoes, enriched rolls, butter or fortified margarine, raw vegetable salad, frosted cup cakes, stewed fruit, tea, milk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03

IGiegfeld Follies," discovered that cream rouge is more than 6 means of making roses bloom in her cheeks.
 T find it works miracles as an eye shadow, too" Ann told me. Because she has deep-set eyes, Ann believes she looks perfectly ghastly with dark eye shadow "But just 8 touch of pink blended along my upper eyelids gives a sparkle to my eyes and takes away all traces of fatigue"
 Remember, though, if you can wear eye shadow to advantage save tt for after dark, or it may add years to your age.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
BY RosELLEN CALLAHAN
 NEA Staff Writer

New York-Dining out now comes under the heading of special occa- sions" these food -rationed days, and to lend importance to these evenings designers have concocted an eXcit- ing new group of clothes they've christened restaurant fashions"
 Because it's the above-the-board effect that counts, the glamor blouse takes top honors in the group. And though they are designed to wear with the most conservative of little black suits for travelling in street cars or buses, once you're seated across the table from your escort you won't want to keep them under cover c second longer.
 Their styling is simplicity itself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03

too freely of fresh vegetables is great, W h c n they are just out of the gar. den, abundant, and cheap.
 In addition to { h e nutritive elements, how- ever, they con- tain indigestible cellulose or vege- table fiber and certain chemical stimulants to the hnWal In some
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
STAR LOSES TOOTH

Margaret o'BEien lost a baby tooth right in the middle of . scene and finished with the tiny molar held in place by a thread. This oe- cured during filming Of Lost Angel" ct Mstro- Qoldwyn.MayeF. When the tooth popped out. piree. tor Roy Realand was moro con. eerned than the aix-yeaE-old star. Nov, whatll we d0a" he asked blankly. "Oh. Til set a plate" Margaret equally aaswed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03

had been able to buy the fur niture of t h c former r e n t CTS -an A T m y c o Il le W h o were being sent to another post. So e V c ' ything was fine a n d dandy.
 It W a s, at least. until the l a n d l o T d discovered ( h Q { the fiji c r's wife was preg~
 ww.nA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
GETS HOLD-ovER

"The Fallen Sparrow" co-Starrtng Maureen O'Hara and John Garfields which had the honor of inauglirat- ing the new policy of flrSt-run single attractions at the famous RkO Palace on Broadway, ilas the further honor of drawing so many patrons that its run is being extended. Many Q star of vaudeville in its heyday would thrill at this good fortune.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03

dropping-he simply said that, as long as the chance was even on the diamond or heart flnesse work ing, the declarer should take the additional percentage play of try ing to drop the doubleton queen before taking the diamond finesse.
 You can see, of coprse, that the queen does drop and, therefore, the contract of six spades is easily made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
REAL THIN0

Tn the role of Commander Cory don M. Wassen in q De Mile pic- tuFe at Paramount. Gary Cooper will wear the actual Navy Gross awarded to the former Arkansas country doctor for heFoism in Java invasion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
PAxINoU WITH ROGERS

Katina Paxinou, distinguished ac~ tress from Greece, is back in Holly wood after a New York visit, ready for her role with Ginger Rogers in RKO Radios 'Tender Comrade."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
Beauties Hints
Use Cream Rouge
 As Substitute for Dark Eye Shadow
BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

Your most successful stage and screen beauties know the im- portance of experimenting with cosmetics. For instance, talented Sara Ann McCabe, star of "The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
swANK

CoFnelia otis skinner, who plays her flrEt screen role in The unln' Vited," has a fireplace e her baih' room ln her Long xsland home,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-03
BY RUTH MILLETT

The young officer came home with good news for his wife. He had an apartment lined up, after weeks of looking; and in addition he