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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-15
Well Known Cannon Mills
Employee Says Pow-o-lin
Proved "A Blessinu To Him

Fclt 0O SluSSISN, Acny. Let
Down And Miserable, 1 felt 1
: Couldn't Go On With My Work."
- Declares Mr.. Efird. Tells Of
= Happy Relief Through Pow-o-lin.
Thousands of well known Caro-
lima men and women praise Pow
o-in and tell of welcome relief
from distress that harassed them
day and night. Among them are
many employees of the great Can
non Mills, Kannapolis who make
public statements in order that
others may profit by their happy
experiences with this noted medi-
zine. For instance, Mr.. A. L. Efird,
a resident of Kannapois for 26
years, 105 N. Ridge Ave, declares:
IT doubt if you could have found
4 more discouraged man in Kan
napolis than 1 was. Everything
I ate hurt me with indigestion,
Floating and gas pressure that
would sometimes nearly cut my
breath off. l was nervous, and wor-
ried nearly to death about my
self. Constipation was so bad had
10 take all kinds Of harsh laxa-
lives that kept me upset, weak
and trembly, and I often felt I
iust couldn't 60 on feeling so achy,
sluggish and worthless.
"Pow-o-lin lost no time in get
ting in its work. Before I realiz-
ed it. 1 felt more like eating and
food seemed to give me strength
and energy. My nerves Gained
down and restful, peaceful sleep
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-15

nominating officers Wednesday
night, and was unopposed in the
election.
DR.. Clyde A. Erwin, state super
intendent of public instruction, ad-
dressed the morning session at
which Charles c. Erwin of Forest
City presided as governor. Rus
sell M. Grammar of Chapel Hill
was the opening speaker on the
mornings program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-15
BACKACHE.
LEG PAINS May
BE DANGER SIGN
OF Tired kidneys

II backache and leg pains are making you
miserable, don't just complain and do nothing
about them. Nature may be warning you that
your kidneys need attention.
The Kidneys are Natures chief way of taking
excess acids and poisonous waste out of The
blood. They help most people pass about 3
pints day.
If the Is miles of kidney tubes and filters
don't work well, poisonous waste matter STAYS
in the blood. These poisons may start nagging
backaches, rheumatic pains. leg pains, loss Of
pep and energy, getting up mig hts, swelling,
pufhness under the eyes, headaches and dizz-
ness. Frequent or scanty passages with smart
thing wrong with your kidneys OF bladder,
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan 5
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help
the Is miles of kidney tubes flush out poison
GUS waste from the blood. Get Doans Pills,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-15

A dovetail is an interlocking
joint.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-15
COAL FALLS
LIKE MAMMA

HARRISBURG, Fa. R) - With
winter coming On and home own
ers desperately trying to fill their
coal bills, A. C. Kepford got five
ions OF fuel dumped right into his
yard. A coal truck collided with
another truck and spilled its load.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-15
UMPIRE SHORTAGE

CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-l8-Th.
TONS sandlot baseball !, lie IA
fronted with a manpower - Von'
age-not players, but un, THoF'
says President Ray Dumont n ' =,
National Baseball Congrese VI me
Evening star., 1943-01-27

was enough to
stife any fea-
ture Miss Moore
a n d Lawrence
T / b b e t t ap-
peared together
in the screen
version of New
Moon" This was
a box Office sue
c e SIS, although
young m ov
gOerS " e 7 e
tempted to in
quire: Who are
Grace M OOre
a n d La WrenCe
TIhhott - A.
Evening star., 1943-01-27
Mickey Rooney's
Wife Describes
Life With Comic
They're Crazy 4 bout
Each Other. but Split
On Career angles
By SHEILAH GRAHAM,


HOLLYWOOD-Do you want to
know how it feels to be married to
Mickey Rooney? Well, here's young
Ava Gardner to give you just that
information. Mrs. Rooney. a fetch
ing brunette, first of all dlspels the
current Chit-Chat that the Rooneys
are quarreling and about to sever
the bonds Of matrimony.
Why do people say that?" she
protests. TITS so unfair. I'm crazy
about him and he's crazy about me.
We couldn't be happier. Hes the
incest, kindest, most generous man
l ever met. And you can take it
from me that our marriage will
last" keep your fingers crossed
when you say that, Ava
The couple celebrated their first
year of marriage two weeks ago.
They met on Ava's first day in
Hollywood when she was being
shown through, the Metro sound
stages where Mickey was working
He telephoned for date two weeks
later. Six months after that they
were married. A marital fight a
couple Of months ago sent Mickey
back to his mother, Ava back to
hers. The disagreement was over
the fact that Ava wants a movie
career, and at that time Mickey
wanted her to stay home. But
they soon made up and now Ava
can do anything she likes regard
ing her film work
Divided on Career.
He just wants me to be happy"
she explains. Ava's career to date
has not progressed beyond bit roles
in some 25 films during her 18
months in Hollywood. She has a
seVen-year contract at Metro. Her
pay started at $50 a week and is
now frozen at $125 a week. Her
current bit is in the new Kay Kyser
picture, Right About Face"
Il want to work up to Ginger
Rogers roles, or Loretta Young type
pictures she says. And I want to
do it on my own and not because
I'm Mrs. Mickey Rooney. I want to
be as big star as he is. When
that time comes, and not before, Id
like to make picture with him"
The Rooneys have an unwritten
pact to refrain from discussing film
work at home. Il won't even let
him look at the few lines get, or
advise me on them. I know it's
silly because he could help me, but
I feel kind of shy because I'm not
a very good actress yet
Hes an amazing man" Mickeys
wife continues. Hes good at every
thing-he can even cook! He can
sing, he can dance. he can play
tennis and gof-he's teaching me
golf. He's an expert bowler $50 Is
Ava. He can play the piano. He
has such vitality! He never loses
pep from morning to night" Ava
admits to being a girl who likes to
sleep late in the morning Not so
her energetic spouse, who rises with
the rooSters whether or not he is
making picture.
Fresh Air Fiend.
Hes a fresh air fiend," says his
wife with a slight shiver. I'VE live
in a cold house, but he has all the
windows in our bedroom wide open
Evening star., 1943-01-27

Some one gave us an electric blan-
ket, but 1t doesn't work. and I lust
freeze.
L weighed 100 pounds when first
came here she tells me. now it's
only no Mickey wants me to fatten
up; he does not like women to be
too thin"
The 20-year-old Mrs. Rooney is
five feet five and half inches in her
stocking feet. She states that Mickey
IS nVe teet three. I thought he was
Shorter I don't mind being taller
than he is. What difference does a
couple Of inches make?" She
lengthens the difference by wearing
nigh heels on the theory that if she
IS taller than her husband. she
might as we'll be lot taller.
The Rooneys live in a six-room
house in Bel Air. They have one
servant. On her day off they cook
dinner themselves. When she is not
working, Ava does the marketing
They go to the movies at least three
times week "Mickeys crazy about
them" says Mrs, Mickey. They go
bowling a couple of nights a week
On Sundays they visit his mother,
who lives in the mansion built for
her by Mickey. They don't read
much, says Ava.
Frowned on Mustache.
Mickey recently tried to grow
mustache.' informs his wife. But
she laughed him out of the notion
She didn't laugh when Mickey called
her from the set Of Girl Crazy" to
say he had temperature of 102.
She dashed over and brought him
home, But 7 couldn't keep him in
bed for longer than a day. He's too
active; he just can't remain still. 8"
A couple of months ago, the
RooneyS were robbed "All my
Jewels were taken" says Ava, my
engagement ring, my wedding ring
and topaz ring Mickey gave me
before we were married. They were
insured. But I haven't bothered
yet to replace them. I don't care
much for jewels"
I hope Master Rooney realizes
what jewel of wife he has.
Evening star., 1943-01-27
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
NationaI-"Counterattack," a new
Soviet drama: 2:30 and $50 pm
Screen.
Capitol-"Andy Hardys Double
Life with new face in the cast:
II am, lao, 4:20, 7:10 and 10 pm.
Stage shows: 1910, 800, 6:10 and
8 pm.
Columbia-"S Stand BY for Action" 4"
Robert Taylor fighting in the Pa
cific: 1850 am, 2:20, 4:45, ITO and
$40 pm.
Earle-"Road to Morocco" the
CrosbyLamour- Hope cycle contin-
ueS: 1890 am, 1245, 3, 5:15, 7:35
and 9:55 pm. Stage shows: 1905,
2:25, 4:40, 7 and $50 pm.
Keith's-"Arabian Nights" on the
magic carpet of technicolor: Ills
am, los, 2:45, 4;25, sos, and
$50 pm.
Little-"Waterloo Bridge" tragedy
Of one woman in wartime: II am,
ITO, 800, 5:25, 7:30 and 9:40 pm.
Metropolitan-"George Washing
ton Slept Here" the Jack Benny
Ann Sheridan version: 11:30 am,
1:3o, 3:35, 5:35, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Palace-"Forest Rangers" Fred
MacMurray with spurs that jingle
Evening star., 1943-01-27
Lawrence Tibbett Again
Wooed by Hollywood
Metropolitan Opera Baritone
Once Appeared in Films
With Indifferent Success
BY ANDREW r. KELLEY,

. Lawrence Iibbet who Friday
foefts Birthday Ball the golden
poutan Opera House but pictures
poor SoT Suh Moore
screen triumph in One Q
Moore
the life Lind.
Evening star., 1943-01-27

| Tlbbett?" AS a Andrew r. Kelley.
solo star Tibbett appeared in Rogue
Song" Cuban Love Song" The
Prodigal" and Under Your Spell"
All must be regarded as Indifferent
successes, otherwise Mr., Tibbett
would probably be active in Holly
wood today at fabulous salary.
Hollywood Interested.
Today Hollywood is angling again
for Mr.. Tihbett, and they are trying
to lure Grace Moore back with
story that features romance in song.
Clothing singers in appealing Gel
luloid is something that battles
scenarists. The voice must be fea-
tured rather than acting and the
role of the stars something that
generates heart interest with audi
ences. John Mccormick in the
height Of his glory as Celtic tenor
gave out with y songs of the honey
type in Song of My Heart" but the
regular audience passed it by,
though no feature before or since
has been filled with such glorious
melody.
Oddly enough, Lawrence Tibbett
began his career in the Hollywood
Bowl singing Amonosara in Aida"
in September, 1928 Two months
later he was at the Metropolitan
Opera, has been fixture since.
Pioneer of Expression.
More than a fine singer, more
than a great artist, he is pioneer of
musical expression distinCtively
American that is creating a tre-
mendous influence on the music
of this country. ut seems literally
impossible" declared another re-
viewer, for Tibbett to take the we'll
beaten path. In opera he points the
way to a Promised Land out of the
bondage of meaningless Italianate
gesture and singing. In concert he
is equally a trail-blazer stamping
every song with his own person.
atty"
In his concert songs, as in his
opera roles, Tibbett searches far
below the surface for their inner
meaning. All that he touches turns
to gold in the crucible of his genius.
This great artist sings arias, art |
songs, lieder, ballads in his recitals. |
In things which are supremely |
his is far more than a
superb muscianship in their vital |
Also he gives with !
vivid power other songs, which none |
today before the public but he |
ri, 49,
pictures, humorous, satirical, genre |
songs requiring an acting as we'll as
a singing genius TO recreate.
The early life of Lawrence Tib-
bett was filled with experiences
which helped fit him for his pres
ent career. Born in California,
where he gained his general educa-
ton, the call of the stage finally |
landed him in a Shakespearean |
repertoire company. Then came
light opera, and yet again, the |
spoken drama, course which was
interrupted by the World War, dur
ing which he served in the United
States Navy. All that Tibbetts de-
livery Of lines in the spoken drama
ana experiences IN opera have
brought him is fused in his songs.
He plays upon the emotions of his
hearers as does a master violinist on
his instrument.
With Marjorie Lawrence, fellow
artist of the Metropolitan Opera
House, they should fill the May
flowers ballroom Friday night with
the music which will give banquet
ers a thrill.
Evening star., 1943-01-27
Marcy to Sing Again

Pert, redheaded Marcy Mcclure,
17-year-old discovery who made her
sensational screen bow in Seven
Days Leave" by launching two new
tunes into the hit parade. gets a
top role in RKO-Radio's forthcom-
ing Kay Kyser- Edgar Bergen come
dy, Keep En- Singing"
Studio announced today that the
young songstress will play role
which affords ample opportunity
for her vocal and comedy talents
ProdUcer-Director Allan Dwan will
put Keep EN- Singing" into pro-
duCtion early in March.
Evening star., 1943-01-27

open at LOeWs Palace Theater fol-
February 4, but the indications are
that Tyrone Power in The Black
Swan" will not evacuate the house
until February 18. These are boom
days on F street.
Benefit Was Success.
Sunday nights command per-
formance at the National Theater
of Maxwell AnderSon's The Eve of
st, Mark" crossed S5,643, not includ-
ing the contribution of Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt. who never accepts
courtesies and pays for guests. The
PlayWrights Co., in addition to con-
trlbuting the performance, will
make a substantial contribution to
the heavy expense involved in bring
ing Broadway hit to Washington
for one night.
Nine Girls" which was offered
here under the title This Little
Hand" will probably wind up in
HOLLYWOOD Columbia Picture
backed A. H. Woods in the footlight
presentation and is currently in the
market for screen rights. The play
lasted only five performances in New
York but is believed to have greater
possibilities when transferred to the
screen.
X X
Mother -in-Law" Visit.
The man who came to dinner"
had nothing on 10 Lombardi.
maestro of Warmers Earle Theater
Orchestra. On Monday, January 25,
10 celebrated five years of welding
the baton at the Earle Theater. He
had come, originally. as a guest con-
ductor for two weeks. to take the
place of Freddie Clark!
The weeks went by. and 10 Lom-
bardi was so well liked, that the
Earle management decided to drop
the temporary" basis. Freddie
Clark continued with the orchestra
in the role of associate arranger.
Good luck to you, 10, for another
five years!
Evening star., 1943-01-27

FpPtdIVU III Ute HE OF Jenny Lind.
allied by some Hollywood caprice,
A Lady's Morals title which
Evening star., 1943-01-27
Arabian Nights" Clicks.

Arabian Nights" which is a COL
Orful mixture of fable and fantasy,
has been lining customers up at
RKO-Keiths Theater at a pace
Hollywood would call colossal. It
would break every attendance rec
ord for receipts were it not that
soldiers go for this high adventure
The military are admitted at re-
duced rates and 1900 soldiers saw
this picture Sunday. Keith's will
gross $4,000 on its first week, and as
Hardie Meakin bulletins, of course
it will be held over
Charles Perry Of United Artists
arrived in town yesterday to launch
the hoOrah for Noel CoWard's In
Which We Serve" This is booked to
Evening star., 1943-01-27
Shorter Title

Mr.. Lucky is the final title for
the Cary Grant picture formerly
called From Here to Victory"
RKO-Radio announces. 1t is the
romantic story of the regeneration
Of boss gambler face to face for
the first time with true American
patriotism.
Grants leading lady in "Mr.
Lucky" is Laraine Day.
Evening star., 1943-01-27

jangle- jingle: II am, 1:05, 3:15,
5:25, 7:35 and 935 pm.
Pix-"Sidewalks of London" with
Charles Laughton and Vivien Leigh:
2;45 sos, 7:3o and 955 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-04

Madzarske, trdec, da je bio u
bitih ., 900 upornikov v teku IA
dni in da je bio vec skupinskih
poveljnikov ustreljenih.
Znano je tudi, da je bilo me-
sto .Bosanska Krupa, katero je
osis6e zasedlo pred par dnevi,
do tai poruseno z bombardira-
MEM IL .zraka, predno je fasi-
stom uspelo, da proderejo v
mestno sredino.
Nemci trde, da je ozemlje
med rekama Una in Sana oci.
Scene, priznavajo pa istocasno,
da SO sc partizani umaknili ma
gorske grebene, Xxi dominiraj ia
vso okolico. ~.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-04
OTROCI ZRTVE USTASKEGA
TERORJA

LONDON, v februarju (Po-
sebno porocilo JLC) - Ustas-
ke oblasti tekmujejo Nemci in
Italijani V neeloveskem posto-
panju in jpodpirajo zlocinsko u
nieevanje nasega naroda.
Znani ustaski razbojnik, Vik-
tor Cutie, XII sc je ma zalosten
nacin proslavil svojini zloei-
nj v Vrbski banovini, je zdaj u
staski veliki zupan v Sisku in je
tam nabral v mestu in okolici
5000 srbskih sirot izpod in IL
mad 5 let, katerih starse so "a
.prli koncentracijska tabori-
Sea ali pa poslali v Nemeijo ma
pristine delo. Otroke je sprawl
" posebno taborisce, ces da bo
tam zanje preskrbljeno. Mesto
tega pa SO ustaske oblasti tako
zlocinsko zanemarjale oskrbo
tega taborisca, da v MEM uni
ra vsled .slabe prehrane in po-
manjkanja zdravniske in dru-
ge nege, dnevno Cd Is do 20 o.
trOk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-04

Mofne nemske vojaske sile
prodirajo v dolini Drine in so
Sc prebile ze naprej cd mesta
Loznica.
Nemski porocevalci o bojih v
zapadni BOsni
LONDON, "a. februarja Ira
dio prejemna sluzba) - Mem
Ski vojni porocevalci z vso cd
kritosrenostjo priznavajo tezki
znaeaj bojev partizani v "a
padni Bosni oh priliki prodira-
MIA nemskih in italijanskih Get.
Eden izmed teh poroeevalcev
toA kako naporno je brezkonc-
no korakanje skozi primitive
kraJe, v katerih nj nobenih
cestnih zvez, kjer Sc uporablja-
10 "a prenos lie mezgi. Tezko je
premostiti reke, ma katerih 50
partizani porusili vse mostove.
Hise, v katerih bi Sc moglo
prenocevati v teh planinskih
krajih, pa SO pozgane
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-04
Vas dOhOdninski
dayek
Pise VIM. J. Kennick

l.
Ker sem izp0lnil pole yec kot
500 dayko pla6evalcem, sem /
mel priliko opazovati kaksne ma
pacne pojme lima povprecni day-
k0placevaiec giede doh0dnin-
skega davl1a. zelim tenn potom
pojasniti nekatere tocke dohod-
ninskega davlxa.
Nelkateri pla6evalci mislijo,
da Sc vojni bondi, takozvani
Defense Bonds, lahko odbIje-
10 cd dohodkov. Eden izmed
daykopla6evelcev je zasluzil
$4,000 in je rekel, da je kupil
"a $500 vojnih 6ondov. Vprasal
me je ako JAZZ lahko odbijem
vsoto $500 cd njegovega Ia
sluzka, tako, da bonn zapisaI ma
pole, da je zasluzil samo $500
Odgovor je, seveda, da Sc to
ne more storiti. Jasno je, da
davkoplacevalec lastuje te bon
de, in da jih lahko proda kadar
jih zeli. &c bi Sc vojni bondi lah-
ko odbili cd zasluzka, bi davko-
pla6evalec lahko kupil "a $4,000
bondov 10. marca, in potem vlo-
I'll "Income Taz Return, v ka-
terem bi bilo oznaceno, da je
zasluzil samo $1,000. Cez diva te-
dna hi pa davko-placevalec Iah-
ko prodal iste bonde, in dobil
svoj denar nazai ter bi Sc re-
Sill plaeevanja davka.
Torej je jasno, da Sc bondi
ne moreiO odbiti cd zasluzka,
ali cd dohodkov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-04

zivljenje snezinke nj vedno E.
mako. Vcasih izgine, cirn pade
ma zemljo, drugic zopet traja
memo zivljenje vec. dni ali pa ce-
10 vso limo. v nasih krajih je
v zacetku pomladi konec zivlje-
MIA vseh snezink. V polarnih
krajih in ma visokih gorah Jim
je pa usojeno mnogo daljse ziv-
ljenje. Tam Sc snezinke pod We
likim pritiskom in vplivom
dnevne toplote zgoste najprej Y
zrnaste in pozneje v trdo lede-
no obliko. Tako nastanejo le-
deniki, XII prezive pogosto celia
desetletja ali cello stoletja. V
njih je zivljenje snezinke mai
daljse.
&c pogledate snezinko, Sc. e.vam
zdi povsem nedolzna. v resnici
pa nj tako. Ma eni strani je sne-
zinka umetnina in njena pot ma
zemljo je pojav neizmerne sile
in cara narave. Zadostuje &c
Sc zamislimo mad procesom, ki
nastane v naravi, kadar zacne
sneziti. ze tu vidimo, da so po-
trebne ogromne naravne sile da
drze toliksno mnozino snega v
zraku. Zato Sc niti ne moreno
proved cuditi elementarni sill
sneznega meteza, ali ledenega
plazu. " vseh teh premikanjih,
xxi Sc nam kazejo v najrazlic-
nejsih pojavih, je skrita atmo-
sferiena energija. V nasem pri-
meru je posrednik takovega O.
gromnega premikanja energije
razmeroma lahka snezinka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-04

Oscar Nay IL Philadelphia, XII
je sedaj saposlen pri prodaji
boadov y drSovmena department
tn, je bal Hitlerjev soSolec y
A0striT. On Sc prav dobro spo-
m,inja Hitlerja, o katerem praaa,
da je bill iskljuten IL Sole.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-04
Willard Storage
Battery Co.
246 E. 131
SObO

Sc odda v najem posteni osebi.
Vse udobnosti. Ia naslov sc po-
1--we v uradu tega ista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-04
Nemsko ofenzivo no
Hrvoskem n.

LONDON, "a. februarja 90
MAJ - Nemsko vojasko po-
veljstvo je prevzelo upravo vse
Hrvaske, vkljueno predelov, ki
SO bill dozdaj pod italijanskinl
nadzorstvom.
Prislo je do tega kljub zma.
goslavnim oznanilom "odlocil-
nih zmag" mad uporniskimi 81
lami, o katerih neprestano po-
rocajo \poroeila il osiscnih VII
rov. Zadnja vest je prisla IL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-04
Snezinko in nieno
roistvo

MTaz STA eVenQdf glaVna znahd
tega letnega casa, sal vendar
pravimo, bella zima in ia bi nj
koli ne mogla biti brez snega.
Sneg prinasa ma eni strani
seboj tezke skrbi, ma drugi stra-
nj pa cello vrsto krasnih spor-
TOW. Ia vso lepoto in radost be-
lie ZINE Sc moramo zahvaliti mi
niaturni snezenki, XII je sama po
sebi prava umetnina matere ma
rave. Poglejmo, kako nastane
snezinka.
Vsi vemo, da voda spreminja
svojo prvotno obliko, &c Sc
strdi led ali sneg. Voda
hladi pod niclo in sicer tako, da
zmrzne. Podobnemu procesu so
podvrzeni pozimi tudi vodni hla-
pi v zraku. Ii ne potrebujejo
nikaksno temeljno jedro, da Sc
morejo izpremeniti v led. &c Sc
ia temeljna jedra trda telesea,
kakor recimo prah, safe ali po-
dobno, Sc lahko vodni hlapi ma
njih spremene v led, &c pade
temperature "a nekaj stopinj
pod niclo. Tako nastanejo ne
znatne ledene iglice, XII Sc pa
lahko povecajo in dobe obliko
kroglic. v takih ledenih krogli-
c a h najdemo zelo pogosto
razen prahu in sal tudi semena
rastlin in cello droben mrees, XII
ga je zaneslo v zracne plasti,
kjer Sc zgoscujejo vodni hlapi.
Snezinka sana ma sebi je kri-
stalcek ledu, XII nastane visoko
v zraenih plasteh in pada proti
zemlji in sieer v najrazlicnejsih
oblikah zvezdic. S prouceva-
MEM obike snezink Sc ukvarja
elovek re polnih 800 let. Tako
dolgo ze risemo snezinke in
vendar jih poznamo doslej Sc ze-
10 malo. Zakaj? Zato, ker maj
demo med 5000 snezinkami ko-
maj dve povsem enaki. To Sc
zdi skoraj neverjetno in vendar
je, res. To je dokazala sama
znanost. Neki ameriski meteo-
>rologist ina zbirko snezifk, XII
81 jo je uredil pomoejo mikro-
fotografije. Zbranih ina ze mad
1890 slicic drobnih snezink, to-
da med mimi nista niti dve po-
vsem enaki.
Ia najenostavnejso snezinko
je veljal doslej tako zvani de-
mentalni prah. Ia snezinka ma
stane oh zelo nizki temperature
in sicer v najvisjih zracnih pla-
steh, tako da Sc vodni hlapi IL
premene peposredno v ledene
kristaEke. TIE kristalcke ime-
nujemo deemntni prah. v vecji
mnozini tvori demantni prah v
visokih zracnih plasteh lepe be-
lie kodraste oblacke. Toda v ma
sih krajih jih vidimo zelo red
ko. Pogostejsi so ii oblaki v po-
larnih krajih.
Demantni prah je jedro bo-
doce snezinke. Pada iz .velike
visine proti zemlji, gre skozi
nizje zracne plasti in zelo raz-
licno mnozino hlapov. I'll hlapi
Sc oprijemajo padajocih kri-
stalckov in primrznejo k MIN.
Ker gre YES ia process zelo hi
tro, ne rasto kristalcki pravil-
no, tako da pastane snezinka
najrazlicnejsih in pestrih OBJ
hkah. ce bi bilo tako, bi sc kri-
stalcki enakomerno odebelili in
ma zemljo bi ne paddle caroline
snezinke kakor jih poznamo,
temvec koscki ledu v obliki
drobnih palcic.
Ker pa gre kakor receno pro-
ces kristalizacije ledu zelo hi
tro, ne nastanejo pravilni kris
talcki, temvef najrazlicnejse o.
bike. v ledu je teh kristalizi-
rajocih smeri sest. Zato so sne-
zinke. yedno sestorake. Njihove
vejice oklepajo vedno kot go
stopinj q red rasti je ohranjen.
pri snezinkah do najmanjsih IL