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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29
Dr. E. Stanley Jones Coming To Waterbury

across the Pacific practically i'm. possible, Dr. Jones ls unable to re. turn to his great work In India until cessation of hoStilities,
 He Is on American by birth being Q native of ClarkSvllle, Maryland, He was educated in City College Of Baltimore and ASbury College, He holds degrees from both Duke Uni VerSity and Syracuse University
 Tn 1907 the Methodist church commissioned him pastor in the English church in the city Of Luck now, India, and tt was here that he met his wife who was Q teacher la Isabella Thohurn College of that city, Dr. Jones has spent over thirty years in India and has three times refused election to tho position of Bishop In the Methodist church, preferring to continue his work in the Far East,
 Today Dr, Jones is undoubtedly the best known missionary eVAngel- iSt in the world, Thousands of the educated classes have heard him iil India, Japan, Burma, China and in Malaga. A few years ago South Americans thronged Go Q series oi meetings which he held in theiE principal cities, Ills following in the United States and Canada is preb- ably unequaled by any other living religious leader, He has recently visited and spoken in various parts of Mexico and Cuba,
 As on author pr. Jones Is unsur. passed. Eleven of his books, begin. ming with the famous "fhe Christ of the Indian Road" have not only been best sellers in America and England over 100000 copies but they have also been translated Into some twenty foreign languages. His latest book is "T'he Christ Of the American Road"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29

of a distinctive ready -to-wear Arm, who says she's going to Paris for models, but that she intends to show them aS French styles and will put them side by side with Amer ican- -designed models and lot the customers choose,
 we've proven that we can stand on our own two feet and make the kind of clothes that American wo. men liko," says Mrs, KaSs, and I feel that We will no longer need to be happy for any added contribution that Paris has to offer"
 Other designers see in the lib. eratlon of Paris q boost to creative activity on both sides of the Allan. tic; on opportunity for an inter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29

change of ideas that wlll enrich do- signers and in turn the women who will wear their styleS-ot both France and the United States,
 Tn the quest for new ideas," says Eta, designer Of distinguished ready-to-wear clothes, Il believe ParislanS will consider us just as rich Q source aS we think they are, It wouldn't surprise mo If after the war the great dreSsmNking houses of Paris opened branches in New York and other cities, The French could learn e lot from us in tho ready-te- wear field of which were masters, We, in turn, ean learn from the Paris hNut couture, which e%. cells ln fine custom. order clothes"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29
Current RatiOning Regulations
MEATS AND BUTTER

 stamps "Ab" through S" in Book w points, valid indefinitely.
 PRoCEssED FOODS stamps through "z8" and AStrough 6" in Book w each points valid indefinitely, Do valid ration October distributed by change Consumers should dispose their supply Of blue tokens possible The for purchases only in sets of TO-
 SUGAR Sugar stamps 3 3 each valid indefinitely for five pounds of Sugar stamp " will five pounds Tor canning win granted n addition application to the local ration board.
 SHOES Apane No and No n Ration Book III valid ndei. nteIy for pair of shoes
 GASOLINE coupons valid purchase gallons til Nov. 8. BS B-4 coupons valid for five gallons each
  period and five All coupons gallons unit fuel M coupons will valid 10 gallons upon their receipt from the ration board.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29
. MCKINNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM F. MCKINNEY AmerleN'a Card Authority

Finishing third in tho world championship Masters pair event Robert Chatk!n of Brooklyn N Y. established quite 0 record this year Chatkln Is N quiet, unaSsumine chap who will usually be founs playing with different partner in every tournament, But his good scores went unaetleed until thi' year, when he finished second h. tho world championship Masters individual, and now, With Charles Sanders, finished q close third ir the Masters pairs,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29

pr. r, Stanley Jones, information. ally renowned missionary and author, will speak at public meet. ings every evening in the Second Congregational church from October 22 to 27, under the sponsorship ot the Waterbury Christian Mission, working together with the Depart. ment Of Evangelism of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America,
 Because of tho present world turmoil, which makes civilian travel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29

when their men return,
 But fl [ h c y expect [ h c 1 r husbands to in- meriately s [ 0 p b a Q k Into har- ness Q n d take o V c r exactly where they left off W h c n they got 1 n [ o uni. form, the wives are going to be n hty disap- pointed,
 For the man who has been
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29

AVg tklB QOVVpk to decide. if e m 0 ( CT has poor health and the D Q b y is strong and well the doctor may consider th Q [ nursing is on unne Q c ar y dfain on { h c mother, and ad- vtBe weaning tho baby at an carly age.
 Weaning is the first important aAAaM aua aaam latnA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29
Paris vS. New York: U. s. Designers Ready To Match Modes With French COuturierS

Also convinced that AmerloN's s fashion influence will extend beyond national boundaries Is hend-setteT Maurice Rentner, who says; Amer ioA has developed an important dress personality for It's women dur. ing the war. othef countries will want to adopt ik, To do SO, they will have to adopt American clothes"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29

Cub ls Go be invaded" hs Walt Disney for material for a neV Technloolor feature tempornriii called Carnival" 1t will folloa Into production "The Threo Cahal. leros," swing Street" and "Unols Remus."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29
Extra Burdens
 Must Be Carried A Little Longer
nv RUTH MILLETT

Weg wives who have taken over most of their hushadns's responsl. bilitles for the duration think and talk about what a relief it will he to be able to unload extra burdens
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29

Today's hand is an example of Chatkin's skill, Care in the timing of the hand, and the handling Of the heart suit, gave him his slam contract, When the dummy went down 1t was clear that the only danger was In the heart situation, where O bad break might cause the loss of two tricks, Chatkin won the first trick with dummy'S Ase of dia. monds, then led low heart to the ace. He returned Q low triump, winning in dummy wit hthe nine, Another heart was led, and East was on the spot, He finally decid- cd to discard, and Chatkin's king of hearts won. A heart was returned at once, West won, but Chatkin still had Q trump in dummy to ruff out the losing heart.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29
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Meaning 10 First Major Step In Making Baby . a
By IONA E. TR0TT Rcd Crcss Nursing Service Assistant Director,
WFltlen f0F MIA b0Fvl0e

WkhbNNB AWE NHA NpkNA1N
 Nearly oil doctors advise mothers Co nurse their babies until they arc six or eight months old if possible, Circumstances may make it neces- HaFy to iengthen or shorten the nursing period, but this is . matter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29
MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT AT ONCE!

Just imagine the demand there will be for these beau. tiful Tiffany Portraits in their gorgeous new modern leatherette frames = espe- ciaIly when they're offered at this extraordinarily low price! Then make it a point to arrange your appoint ment at once So that you won't be disappointed. This special offer is for a lim- tied time onIyI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29

-wE, TME WOMEN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-29

Red stamps "Ag through "zs" and "Ab" through oS in each worth 10 points, valid indefinitely.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

THIS BABY doll-large as a
9-month-old baby--wearing size
one clothes Baby has outgrown
will be the pride and JOY of
any little girl.
What could be more fun than
having a life-sized baby doll that
wears Babys clothes, Pattern
$50 has pattern of doll only;
directions.
This pattern, together with a
needlework pattern for personal
or household decoration, ID
cents.
Send Is cents in coins for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern.
Write name and size plainly
Only Is cents more brings
you our new 1915 Needlework
Catalog So Illustrations of
designs for embroidery, toys.
knitting, crochet. quiltsi handi-
craft :. a free doll pattern
printed right in catalog.
Send your order 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times. Detroit -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Christmas
Workshop

4 y ALL day Christmas Work.
II shop Will be held az the De-
troit Garden Center al the White
House a Belle Isle Tuesday.
Dec. l9 from 10 a. m. 10 5 p. m.
WreathS or swags for the front
door will be made by workers
assisted by Mrs Philip o. Null
key Mrs Frank Lambert Mrs.
Albert Allmayer and Mrs. w. j.
Year Suitable green's Will be
furnished free but accessories
such as ribbon. bells or cones
should be brought by each in
terested person.
Hot beverages will be served
10 all. though further food for
lunch is the responsibility Of
each individual. Reservations
are 10 be made by Dec. 10. The
Garden Center, telephone is III
$3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Desk Sets

ANY household would surely
appreciate table or floor
model Illuminated globe. espe-
cialiy If paired with a good
atlas. Another thoughtful gift
is a good desk set, one with a
perpetual calendar
The shops are showing hospi-
talities sets. trays complete
with relish dis he 5. glasses.
cheese board etc, that make
entertaining a pleasure This is
The sort OF thing that one rarely
buys for oneself. so it is a pretty
surc-fre hit when il comes as
gift,
A beverage shaker, ice
bucket. and glasses on a tray
I> another gift that is sure 10
please. As with trays. what
household ever had sufficient in
the way of pin-cushions. Search
and you'll find some especially
pretty ones IN the shops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Useful Bed Rest

Another gift. and rather in
the same category is an up
hOlStered bed-rest with pockets
for papers. letters, etc. An
elderly person or an invalid
will appreciate this gift so
much. since IT makes sitting up
in bed an easy and comfortable
operation. But choose some
thing that will 90 with the bed
room decor
Returning 10 trays. we have
Just seen a particularly hand
some affair fashioned Of lucite
with a beautifully carved floral
design that makes it an orna-
mcnt as well as something very
use1ul- Then there's tray with
concealed legs that becomes an
end table on demand. Both are
excellent gifts
The house proud woman will
welcome a special chest lined
with a composition that pre-
serves silver from stains and
tarnish a huge Improvement on
the old flat silver storage chest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Holiday
Off Ideas
BY ELEANOR ROSS

THE PAST few years have
= taught US to appreciate the
home as never before, and that
is why perhaps, the shops re-
port that gifts for the home are
high on most Christmas gift
lists.
A gift with a thought behind
II, gift that will be used
through the year and appre-
ciated is ever so much better
than something flashy that will
be exclaimed over but never
used or maybe passed on TO an
other recipient.
There is far more informal
entertaining in the home than
heretofore, and for this type of
household. a set of lap trays or
individual casseroles is in order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
A Soup Toureen

Or search the used or antique
shops for a big old-fashioned
soup tureen and know that it
wfth>hold pride Of place on a
buffeA whenever the recipient
entertainsF When not in use.
tuEeer- filled with flowers or
fruitSmakes a nice centerpiece.
Another useful gift is a hand
some chop plate. and this, too.
is fine for sandwiches or canapeS
for party use as long as chops
and steaks are such rare fare.
Always welcomed is one Of
those dainty china breakfast
sets, which, if it isn't used
much, is good io<haIs1on hand
for guest use or fo<san invalid
or for just lazy, special break
fast-in-bed treats. For a par
ticularly nice gesture. add a
breakfast-in-bed tray. one with
short legs that fold when the
tray is not in use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Back TO Hats

One of its aims will be to get
the college girl into a hat and
as bait will show a variety Of
clever new headgear such as
the Chepchik designed by Va
lentia, a number of crocheted
chapeaux AID, since many
Wayne students are commuters,
there will be a number OF cute
little commuters hats featured.
The fashions will be modelled
by Wayne studentS-both boys
and girls and a number Of the
boys who will be in the show
are veterans of this war who
are now back at their studies.
Guest speaker will be Miss
Jane Connell, fashion adviser OF
the College Dorm in "a local
store and for entertainment,
several skits by radio players
will be presented.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Syrian Women
In War Bond Drive

SYRIAN AND 1 g b an S G
ladies Of charity have launched
a drive TO sell 100000 in series
az war bonds To individual
purchasers in their project 70
sponsor 10 LBS Stinson ambu-
lance planes.
Mrs. Charles Joseph. war
bond chairman Of the group.
is directing the drive. a com
mittee OF five work under her
contracting purchasers among
the Syrians The organization
has taken part in past bond
drives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
OhOr+eninq
Skirt HENS

4 FEW women are able 10 60
~ INTO store and buy a dress
that they can walk night out IN.
The rest Of Us usually have 10
shorten or lcngthcn the hens.
Some of Lis would almost do
without dress rather than
have 10 hem n, especially If the
dress has a circular skirt.
There Is a way that VIII ease
the task. use bobby pins instead
Of straight pins when turning
IL up Though this does not aid
in reducing the amount OF skirt
10 hem 1t will hold The hem
more tightly and you will be
able 10 sew with much more
assurance that your skirt Will
be even and you Will not have
10 rip IL out and do 1t over
again.
Another TIP that is useful in
hcmmIng q skirt Is 10 cut A
piece OF cardboard just the
width you want your hem 10 be.
Cut this about six inches long
and then. after YOU nave started
the hem, insert the cardboard
marker and YOU can slide the
board along with ease and your
hem will be- more even than If
YOU had tried II any other way.
Cpon occasion n - necessary
10 make A rolled hem by hand.
This Is quite "A task but it can
be made easier If you viii first
make a row of machine stitching
near TO the edge of the mate
rial. Then roll your hem over
this. Ii will be nrmer and
faster 10 do. Use one row Of
machine stitching for thin ma
terial and two rows for heavier
material.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
College

BY JOAN DEAN

MIDWINTER MAGIC is the
1'A theme of the college girls
fashion show to be given at
1890 Wednes day in the
Women's Federation Building,
Second and Hancock. by stu
dents at Wayne University.
This all-student show Git will
be written. planned. staged and
concentrated by students) will
feature school toys. casual
clothes. career fashions and
date costumes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Ve+aI PTA 10 Hear Play

NETAL PTA viii meet al
7:30 p m Thursday in the Netal
School auditorium \ student
play. under the supervision Of
Mrs. y VI Nowbray and Miss
Hazel Jackson. VIII be given.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Public Invited

The public Is cordially in
vited, there is no charge for adj
mission. The show is being
sponsored by three student
groups, the AVIS. women's or
ganlzation: Mackenzie Union,
the mems organization, and the
staff Of the Collegian, that fa-
nous student newspaper.
Miss Mary Kramer, Ruth
Drlker and Shirley Saccoman OF
The Collegian are co.author-
esses Of the fashion show skit
and Miss Saccoman Will act as
commentator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
June Shines

June Shines
dress re-
hearsals the
evening
gov she
will model
in the Wayne
University
fashion show
to be given
at 1890
Wednesday
in the
Women's
Federation
Building,
Second and
Hancock.
. .
A delicious
confection
Of blush
pink, it has
a satin
bodice with
heart neck
line and
the new low
cred waist
line. The
sweeping
skirt OF tulle
is touched
here and
there with
fluffy swirls
Of marabou
feathers.
The fdShlOn
show,
"Midwinter
Magic. " will
feature
school toys,
casual
clothes, career
styles and
date costumes
The public
IS invited,
there is no
charge for
admission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Sandwich Luncheon

FULTON CIRCLE Of Kings
Daughters Will hold a sandwich
luncheon al 1870 p. N. Friday
al the home Of Mrs. u G. Penn
ington IN GrNdale aRAnue.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-11
RAClJSkI kOLEDAR

PROCESIRANA JEDILA - Modre znamke A8,
do KS, knzic st. vsaka veljavna 10 pointov.
MESO, SIROVO MASLO SIR, MESO KONZER-
VAH it'd - RdeGe znamke A-s do J-8 knjzici st.
veavne vsaka 10 pointov.
SLADKOR $500 Znamlxi st. 30 in 81 knjzici sta
veljavni fdntov sadkorja do preklca Znamka St.
40 je sedaj vejavna funtov sadkorja vkuhava-
MIA, in sicer do 28. februara, 1945
CEVLJl - Znamka st. Is racijski knjzici je ve-
lavna do 30 aprila Znamka st. strani aeroplani
knjizci st. je veljavna do preklica.
GASOLlN-Znamka st. IL knjigi je vel javna
"a 3 galone gasolina do 21. junija. Move b., B3,
C2 in C-3 znamke vejavne "a pet galonov gasolna.
line drzave in licenena stevla bit zapisana tim
to preko vsake znamke, XII 10 odda gasolin..
OLJE IA KURIVO - Kuponi in sedaj We
ljavni. "a vsak kupon dobite 10 galonov OLA
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-11

dilni vojski prozi VISA mogoca
pomoc v materijalnem in mo-
ralnem oziru;
3 da politika, katero je vodi-
la in jo Sc vodi danes kraljeva
vlada v Kairu, ne odgovarja in
teresom Jugoslayije, niti slo-
vanstva, a niti interesom splos-
ne borbe zaveznikoy prot So
vrazniku clovecanstva. Ona je
nadaljevanje iste/ ozkogrudne
partijske ali strankarske politi-
Ike, katera je pref povzrocila to-
liko zla dezeli in ljudstvu ma
cijonalnem in ekonomskem smi-
slu; in
4 da obzalujemo, ker kralj nj
nasel poti, da bi Sc otresel vpli-
va PROFESSIONALISM politiearjev,
katerih ambicije, kot tudi stran-
karski interest jim ne dovoljuje-
jo, da najdejo pravo pot, kate
ri bi morala slediti nasa drza-
vna politika radi koristi deze-
lie in ljudstva.
Santiago, 7. marca, 1914.
Zvonimir Suric, tajnik
Milan Leontic, podpred. "a Chile
Danko Pakotic podpred. "a Bo-
livijo
Miha Poklepovic, blagajnik
Bosko Babarovic, preds.
Petar Obuljen, podpr. "a Peru
Tome Domic, podtajnik.
Nadzorniki: Anton Vodano.
vic, Andre Guic, Bogdan
Bogdanovic.
z. O. J. S. A.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-11
Jugosloyani v Juzni Ameriki "a Tita
fNadalieyanie S ]. stranil

(Nadalievanje !. strani)
dobrenim ma skupni seji upra-
vo "Jadrana" dne IA. decem-
bra proslega leta:
"Jugoslovanska narodna O..
brana ma Pacifiku ponosom
priznava titansko borbo geril-
cev vojvode Tita, kot vazen fax
tor obce borbe demokratskega
bloka proti nacisticni nasilnosti.
Ker nimamo direktnega stika,
vas naprosamo, da vi posljete
vojvodi Titu in njegovim cetam
izraze obeudovanja in pozdrave
njihovih bratov S Pacifika.
zadnje vesti in posebno Sc ne
dawn govor britanskega premi-
erja Churchilla kazejo, da je
Centralna uprava razumevala
znacaj borbe partizanov in one
vesti so nam obenem dokaz, da
zaman prieakujemo, da bi Sc
nam cd strani nasih uradnih
faktorjev odprto povedalo, kdo
Sc v resnici bori "a domovino.
Danes je jasno, da borbo "a
osvobojenje Jugoslavije vodi
narodna osvobodilna vojska pod
poveljstvom marsala Tita in S
pomocjo nash velikih zavezni-
kov, kakor tudi, da tel borbi
nasprotujejo sluzbeni faktorji
.jugoslovanske Wade v Kairu.
"Storili smo vse, kar~ je bilo
mogoce, da ia dejstva v sogla-
sju z delegatl vseh odsekov ma
Sc organizacije dozenemo, ter
da Sc ma podlagi tega dogovori-
mo glede nasega bodocega de-
la, ali ker Sc nj odzvala pozivu
vecina odsekov, je bilo to dolo-
canje smernic bodocega della o.
nemogoceno.
Centralna uprava Jugoslovan-
ske narodne obrane ma Pacifiku
sprico tega izjavlja:
1 da smatra marsala Tita kot
nositelja danasnje borbe jugosl.
ljudstva "a osvobojenje in da vi
di v njegovem pokretu predhod-
nika "a boljsi soc. red v Jugo-
slavili in "a trdne in trajne I'VE
re bratskimi slovanskimi ma
rodi;
2 da ona V ocigled tega pri-
poroca, da Sc Narodni osvobo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-11
Drus+vo Sv. Ane, St.
4 S. D. Z. ;

Predsednica, Julia Brezovar,
1173 E. 60 St.; podpredsednica,
Jennie Stanonik; tajnica, Mary
Bradac, 1853 E. 167 St.; zapis-
nikarica, Genovefa Zupan; bla-
gajnicarka, Josephine Orazem,
1926 Carl Ave-; rediteljica, Ma
ry Pristov; nadzornice, Anna
Erbeznik, Jennie Suvak, Rose
L. Erste. Drustveni zdravniki
so vsi slovenski zdravniki v Gle
velandu in bliznji okolici. Dru-
stvene .seje so vsako drugo sre-
do V mesecu. Zacetek OBJ 8. uri
zvecer v SLOW. mar. domu, GAIT
st. Clair Ave-, soba st. /.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-11

''Eh, milost," zmaje kmet z
glavo, "nanosili smo Sc ga re
| "a diva cloveka."
"Vem," prikima zupnik, "a
Bog DO dal, da bo dobro ma sve-
tu. Ia trpljenjem pride resi-
tev."
"A to trpljenje traja ze dol
go; en- gospodar mas niece dru-
gemu V roke, kakor da smo ko-
ruzni storzi, vsakemu ostane
v roki nekaj zrnja in tako smo
nazadnje kakor obran storz. He
ningovci nam ne pijejo ravno
krvi, a verujte mi, da so ljudje
po vsem nevoljni."
PrivOZila sta do vasi Brdovec,
kjer 81 lahko razloCil crni obris
zvonika, kar skocl naenkrat
kraj ceste clovek, XII zakrici,
dvignivsi roko:
"Stojte, ljudje!"
Eliza nategne z emo roko va
jeti, drugo pa seze "a pas,
kjer je incl pistolo. Voz Sc usta-
vi in ma MEM skoci zupnik BRIO
ma noge. ~.
| "Kdo si!' zavpije Eliza lju-
to, "Cemu mi tn plasis konje?"
"Deni roko Cd pasa," odvrne
clovek mirno, "tcga nj treba.
Nisem ne Turcin in ne razboj-
mix, ampak postena dusa. Po-
, magaj Bog in sveti Nikolaj,
ljudje bozji, in ne zamerite, da
IVAN sredi mirne noci zaskocim
| pot. Odgovorite mi "a bozjo vo-
ljo, kar vas bonn vprasal."
! "Govori," odvrne .zupnik, Sc
vedno mirno stojec ma vozu.
Clovek pristopi blizje, in ko Sc
! je pokazal mesec iznad gore in
! padala mesecina ma cloveka, 81
lahko videl, kaksen da je. Bill
je visok in sub. Dasiravno mu je
sijal mesec obraz, je bilo tez-
ko reci kaksne polti da je. Rekel
bi skoro, da je ia podolgasti tr-
di obraz z orlovskim nosom, pod
katerim SO mu padali dolgi crni
brki ma prsi, in te prsi take bar
We, kakor temna orehova skor-
ia. Ma glavi je incl crno kapo
z rdecim trakom, z ramen mu
je visela suknja, in bajno sc je
odbijala mesecina ma njegovih
crnih oceh, ma srebrnih plosci-
cab ma telovniku, ma nozu in pi-
stolah "a pasom in ma tanki ce-
vi puske, XII mu je visela ma
rami.
[Dalje prihodnjM)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-11

Barvarjjii
Drus+vo Lozko doIino

Odbor "a leto 1914: Predsed-
mix Frank Baraga, 7702 Lock-
year Ave-; podpredsednik Jer-
nej Krasovec; tajnik Frank Ba-
vec, 1897 E. 66 St., HE. 9183;
zapisnikar in blagajnik John
J. Leskovec, 1916 Darley Ave.
nadzorni odbor:: John Lokar,
Charles Roman in John Mlakar.