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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-30

ski narodni dom ma st. Clair
Ave. v urad, V zadnje poslopje,
podnevi in zvecer pa V sobo st.
II novo poslopje. Ljudstvo po.
trebuje pomoci sedaj. Spreje-
male bono tudi gmotno pomoc,
"a nakup spodnje obleke "a pri-
zadete. Posljite vase darove na
Josie Zakrajsek, 1908 Cornelia
Ave. ali ma Cecilia Subeli 1907
E. 68 St. in Pavla Kline, 1144
E. 1853 St.
Naslovite ceke ma "Progres-
sive Slovene Women's R e i e f
Committee.
Izkazimo Sc, da smo res hu-
manitarni, darujmo takoj!
Ia pomozni odbor Progresiv-
nih Slovenk,
Josie Zakrajsek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-30

svoje prihuljene racune cello
njegovo smrt. Ne, primorski ro-
jaki, Stanko Vuk je ostal vam
zvest in .ce mu je izdajalska
kroglja presekala pot, da nj jaw
no stopil v vrste vasih in nasih
vodilnih moz, maj vam n.jegova
kri in spomin mani ulije Sc vec-
jega poguma "a sveto domovin-
sko borbo in mai njegova dra-
gocena zrtev vzpodbudi desete-
70, stotero novih borcev, XII bo-
do javno do konca izgovorili be-
sedo, ki je Stanku Vuku zastala
Y grlu.
Marian Brecelj.
z42t = n =.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-30

mega SlOVCIiSkC6d UOICd Ill pO-
nosnega upornika proti fasistic-
nemu trinogu. Ko sva ma naji-
nih skupnih poteh gledala il
zapadnega Triglavskega pogor-
ia primorsko zemljo in s Svete
| gore Soco, XII je nlimo Gorice
| hitela v nase morje, in ko sva
Sc pogovarjala v vecerih z ma
simi hribovskimi KIM e ii, je
vzkliknil: "Kaj nj vredno ze "a
kos te nase zemlje in "a te nase
ljudi dati vse, tudi zivljenje?'
MISC bile to lie besede vrocega
fanta in izraz njegove pesniske
nature. Izpolnjeval jih je moza-
to in izpolnil. Zgodaj Sc je To-
til politienega della, izvrseval je
tezke naloge, ponovno tvegal
prehode preko meje in hodil k
nam ma razgovore in po pobudo
"a delo. Rastel je v krogu IT,
stih mladih katoliskih inteligen-
tov, XII SO spoznai pogubno pot
klerikalizma, in sc enako uspes-
no boril proti MIN v svoji ozji
domovini, kot so Sc njegovi to-
varisi okrog "Dejanja" in Jugo-
slovanske strokovne zveze. Nj
Sc uklonil vplivu in pritisku sa-
mozvanih voditeljev primorskih
Slovencev Janka Kralja in dru-
9Th, ker jih je "a casa spoznal
in pravilno napovedal njihovo
dajalsko pot; v katero so kas-
neje dejansko zasli. Neumorno
je budil slovensko in jugoslo-
vansko misel in ustvarjal med
mladimi katoliskimi ljudmi ma
Primofskem tisto zdravo jedro,
XII je skupaj ostalimi rojaki il
komunisticnih in nacionalistic-
nih vrst ustvarilo pogoje "a ta-
ko mogoeen polet osvobodilne
stvari, kakor ga dozivljamo Sc
daj. V znaneLl trzaskem proce-
SUI je bill Cd fasisticne justice
kot slovenski borec obsojen ma
Is let jeee. Ne process sam ne
strahotne jece ne odrezanost cd
sveta, mic mu nj vzelo poguma,
mic mu nj strlo wolfe. Nasprot-
no! Njegov znaeaj je jeklenel,
njegoVa narodna zavest in do
movinska ljubezen je rastla. To
SO jasno pricale sicer redke be-
sede, XII nam jih je mogel po-
slati. Ko je oh zlomu 1941 zve-
del "a naso osvobodilno giban.je,
ga je pozdravil vsem srcem in
navdusenjem. In Sc to sporoci-
10 je postal: maj nihCe cd mo-
jih prijateljev in znancev tam
pri vas, XII MISC z vami, ne pri-
cakuje, da mu bonn Sc kdaj SITS
nil roko." Ko Sc je v zmedenih
razmerah hitlerjevskega rezi-
ma V 1taliji izvil il jece in pri-
hitel v domaci kraj pri Gorici,
je pricel takoj sodelovati z O.
svobodilno fronto. z bistrostio
svojega duha in z ognjem pra-
vega patriotizma Sc je vzivel v
hitri tok ustvarjalnega zivlje-
MIA in pripravil vse "a svoj ia
ven nastop v prvih vrstah pri-
morskega osvobodilnega boja.
Pisma, XII je nosilo odgovor
njegovi zelji, da Sc cim pref se-
stane z nami pri partizanih, nj
vec bral. Nekaj dni pref ga je
prehitela izdajalska Kajnova ro-
ka. Res, Stanko Vuk je padel in
nj utegnil il nasega svobodnega
ozemlja javno zaklicati svojim
rojakom in vsem Slovencem:
"Tu sem, ker drugod ne morem
biti in nisem nikdar BILL" Zamol-
cal pa te svoje izpovedi nj, sal
je vse njegovo zivljenje dokaz
njeni resnicnosti in iskrenosti
in njegova smrt Sc posebej.
Mi njegovi prijatelji in sobo-
jevniki, XII smo spremljali njego-
vo misel in odlocnost prav do
. zadnje njegove ure, smo dolzni
! javno izpricati: Stanko Vuk ie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-30

Ko je pred tednom dn nasaa sasna ekpoza vekh pndh
tanko nah oakov ostovono odzvao deo
sevanju ranjenih in przadetih.
Zgoa ska kaze kako ba neka hsa E. 81 cest sesta
azva vece nekega mokega XII e Oh kspoze nahaa
in bill zajet bni he dela ud Anton Manar
E. a. XII u della Tako hie pozorisce razde
he pomaga da mokega zvo go1ecih razvan Mr.
pozna odno rojak kot
poznee zvede Mr. Manar teh raFana na smlt neka zen
Malnaa vdi Sikh zada mom XII resilo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-30
S. A. N. S.

Fodpsizso bofbo Amerike . demo-
kracijo u svobedo sveta ) nakupom
vojnih bondov II vojno-varfeyalnih
pxan11k!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27

vote was taken regarding the
topic OF study for the year. a
majority favoring Post War
World Problems"
Mrs. Richard +. Green, chair
man of the Special for Feb. %,
announced that the meeting
would be held in the Methodist
church parlors and requested
that each member bring a guest.
The program will open at the
usual hour of 2:30 pm. and
there will be a speaker for the
day.
Circle No. l OF Trinity Luz
theran Ladies' Aid met at the
home of Mrs. r. c. Havel on
Thursday. Jan. 20, for a pot-luck
dinner. Plans were then made
for work as follows: March 25,
bake sale and apron sale; June
%, MONDAY luncheon; October
IS, 81 and %, rummage sale.
The young Ladies Sodality of
ST. Lawrence church enjoyed, a
skating party at the Mount
Clemens Arena Tuesday night.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27

UTICA - The Utica Rotary
Club AZ It's Sinner meeting Tues
day evening devoted the entire
program to the subject of Youth
Guidance. With DR.. Albert F.
Tews as chairman much interest
was shown IN the movement by
the members and guests present
Representatives of the Youth
Guidance Committee ln attend
ance were Pete Stevens and Mrs.
Homer Shelton, Of the T T A,
Hamil Smith and albert Jack
son Of the Boy Scouts Alene
Drew, Jesse Bennett and Henry
Scheper. Jr, of tho Student
Council. and DR.. II II. Wiley
+. Q. Gildart and Mrs { NJ.
Foster represented the press
Visitors were William Little, Of
Romeo. and Harold Lindsey, of
Mount Clemens
Rotary members acting on the
council are Rev. Fl. Edward }.
DeKeyser, Henry Gage, f A.
Schwarzkoff and William r Da-
Wis.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27
Around the Town ut Utica

According to the management 1T
was the second largest crowd in
the history of that roller rink
with 480 present.
Circle No. 3 of Trinity Luth-
eran Ladies Aid, Mrs. Fred
Kirchner chairman, will hold a
baked goods sale in the Detroit
Edison building on Saturday aft
ernoon, Jan. 20, beginning at 2
o'clock.
James G. Schocke, Justice OF
the Peace, who has had offices
on the second floor of the Mess
more building on Main street,
has closed them for the present
owing TO other business de-
mands.
Jasper Terzo, proprietor OF
the Utica Fruit Market on Cass
street, reported TO police tina,
the rear door of his store had
been broken open Thursday
night. Nothing was taken the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27
Supervisors Seek
Share in Sales Tax

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Jan.
27 - tPt - A COMMITTEES 10
present petitions TO Governor
Kelly asking for legislative ac-
ton on a proposal TO return a
share Of sales tax revenue to
municipalities was appointed at
mass meeting here last night
The meeting, sponsored by
the Grand Rapids Council of
Public Employees, was called to
devise means OF impelling action
at the special session Of the
legislature. The petitions were
said to contain several thou
sand signatures.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27
Youth Guidance Project
is Initiated in Utica

Following introductions by
President Leroy Tyack, Or
TeWs opened the program say
mg IN part: "As Rotary repro
sentative ! have been trying to
formulate working founda-
ton Our plan must be a COM
piote Youth Guidance program
comprising all age groups any
where from five To IS and prob
ably older We must decide
whether we are a youth. enter
taIumeut committee or 4 Youth
guidance committee Our real
objective should be re-esiab-
liShment of the faith youth must
have in society, and which We
so carelessly destroyed in our
un Christian scra m b q for
wealth and social position.
OFFERS ANSWER
Arthur f. Morgan OF Antioch
College is responsible for the fol-
lowing A good-society does not
live by formal rules and eXter-
nal disciplines or by force or by
cunning between its members
bat by good will, self control
mutual respect and affection,
by informal accommodation and
adjustment, and by sharing OPP
portunities and burdens.
In that thought we probably
have the answer TO most -iGNe=
nile delinquency problems We
need not fear youth As long as
they have faith in their govern
ment Because OF our unstable,
chaotic state. national and in
ternational s ION today.
youth demands opportunity for
participation in authority and in
benefits. In proportion TO actual
ability and service.
at has been said that Of a
thousand men, not ten fulfill
their possibilities in health. in
telligence and character - and
man is the browning achieve
LAent of the Almighty. A true
Rotary spirit would encourage
US. then, TO search for wisdom
and talent in youth, rather than
work night and day for national
things, that can bring at the
most only disappointing eli
max to life. Rotary expects that
of us-iust and democracy de
mand il.
Il am therefore recommend
ing 10 the Utica Youth Guidance
Committee that we help estab-
lish a youth organization-not
only to elect officers and 60
through the motions Of parlia-
! .entary procedure - but TO be
a definite influence for good in
their own lives, as we'll as fill
ing an urgent need in conduct
ing the affairs of our commun-
ity."
CENTER DESCRIBED
DR.. TeWs then introduced as
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27

guest speaker Mrs. John Pick
ering. of Pleasant Ridge, who
told of her experiences during
/ ten years of work with the youth
Of her city. One of the greatest
contributing features Of the pro-
iect is the factor of all working
together as she expressed II
like boys in gang
Many up and downs were
know n by the organization
throughout the years, most IN
tcrestlng being the purchase Of
an old house in the remodelinC
of which every brick could tell
a story. al least eliminating IN
dream come true,
Mrs Guy Staueffor, also of
Pheasant Ridge, gave Sen4e-htGA--
lights Of her part in the work
and outlined day In the life
of the Center which opened
with SIN mile hike. Airs Stauf-
fer is instructor in folk dancing
and told Of many evenings en-
loYcd in this pastime.
Mr.. Gary, who has charge of
boys from nine 10 II. exhibit
cd work which the boys are do
ing un der his guidance. At
Christmas time % boys made
$50 toys for the GoodfcllOWS Of
Detroit. When the boy uses his
own mind and own ideas there
is no chance for delinquency he
said There is no boss but all Just
work together Guns, Subma-
rineS, boats Of different deScrip-
ton, book ends and many other
articles revealed the BOYS skill.
There is now a paid leader
heading the center and small
membership fec is charged be-
sides other small fees The Uti-
ca committee feels that much
can be learned from the expert
ences of these leaders.
Closing the evening, Gary
presented one Of the boys be-
longing TO a recently organized
military club and with him dem
onstrated setting up exercises
and the manual of arms.
Utica workers are hopefully
looking forward to accomplish
ing the desired ends that a dream
may come true in this city
Mrs. c. NJ. Foster.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27

thieves eveidently being fright
ened away.
The Rev. Versile ID. Bentley
of the Utica Methodist church
will be guest speaker at the
monthly meeting and coopera-
tive supper of the Wesleyan Eel
lowship class Thursday evening
at st. Paul's Methodist church,
Rochester.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27
Careless Japs
Bomb Own Lines

GUADALCANAL, Solomons,
Thursday, Jan. 27 - up - One
night this week, the Japanese
dropped IL bombs by mistake on
their own positions on Bougain-
vile adjacent to the American
beachhead at Empress Augusta
Bay.
In communique fashion, our
headquarters naval spokesman
added:
"One Of our ungrateful "A
(anti-aircrafO batteries knock
ed one Jap plane down in the
bay"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27

UTICA - The Utica Tuesday
club held its annual meeting at
the home of Mrs. John j. Short,
Stead street, on Tuesday after
noon. Officers were elected for
the next club year as follows:
President, Mrs. Sam Beau
c h m p; vice-president, Mrs.
Frank Pointer; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Ray Norman; corre-
spending secretary, Miss Dora
Hahn: treasurer. Miss Norma
Wagner; librarian, Mrs. c. NJ.
Foster.
After much discussion on a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27
Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE teeth

DO false teeth drop. slip or wabble
when you talk. eat. laugh or sneeze?
Don't be annoyed and embarrassed by
such handicaps. FASTEETH. an aka
line tnon-acid powder to sprinkle on
your plates, keeps false teeth more
firmly set. Gives confident feeling of
security and added comfort. No gum
my, gooey. pasty taste or feeling. Get
FASTEETH today at any drug store.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27
Romeo

ROMEO-Mrs. Charles Smith
entertained the Contract club
Tuesday evening in her home or
W. 81. Clair street.
MIR and Mrs. Roy Brooks left
Tuesday evening for Texa,
where they will spend six
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ellsworth
were hosts Sunday evening to
four couples for supper, in their
home on South Rawles street.
Mrs, Eugene Stephan has re-
sumed her duties in the Wabeek
State Bank in Detroit.
Leslie Perkins went TO SYRIA
cuse, New York last Friday TO
spend the weekend with his
son. Aviation Cadet Leslie Per-
kInS, Jr., who is attending
Syracuse University.
MI =. bul Qtlte w oil SUI tllltI =
tanned twelve ladies at bridge
and supper last Saturday eve
ming honoring her guest. Miss
Eva Spencer, Of Garden City.
Friends of Miss Sylvia John
son have been informed that she
is improving at ST. Joseph's
Hospital, Mount Clemens.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Knight,
and daughter Anne, we're week
end guests in the home of Mrs.
Knights parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Gray.
Mrs. Edgar Miller and Mrs.
Henry Williams, of Port Huron,
were weekend guests in the
home Of Mrs. Lynn Gass.
Mrs. Kenneth Mates and
daughter, Anna Jane, Of De-
troit, Will spend the weekend
with Mrs. Mates sister, Mrs.
Charles Smith On Friday eve
ming Mrs. Smith will entertain
at dinner and bridge, honoring
her sister, and on Sunday Mates
and Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Christian Nelson, of
Detroit, Will join them for din
ner. Charles Smith, who has
been on a business trip TO Cali
fornia and Arizona, will arrive
home Sunday.
The Tuesday Evening Con-
tract club met with Mrs. Dale
Palmer Tuesday evening at her
home on North Main street.
Miss Phyllis LIGHT, of Michi-
gan State College, was home
Sunday Other guests in the
LIGHT home Sunday were the
Misses Pat and Kay Powers, Of
Detroit.
Mrs. Robert Knight will en-
terrain al luncheon Saturday in
her home in Detroit, honoring
Mrs. John Bartholomew.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27
Gas on Stomach

Relieved In ) minutes ~ double yess wsosy eseh
When excess stomach acid causes painful. sunocst.
ing gas, sour stomach and heartburn. doctors usually
prescribe the fastest acting medicines known TOT
sympQ mstic rsief-medrines like those In He'll ans
Tablets No laxative Hell ans brings comfort In .
jiny return bottle 10 vs. for double money paek ~
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27

While we have bright visions
Of the future, we have no easy
dreams Of the days that lie close
at hand. King George vi.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27

At Cody and Mccoy, Swon Pharmacy
ond oil good Drbs Stores.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27

You will be- surprised row easily and
quickly kleeNlTe removes scurn-ke film.
stain and offensive denture odoss how
your false teeth can be made 10 Tee, sn6
look like new without Injurious brushing
or servbbiog.
lust dissolve . teaspoon OF klEeNlTe
In a glass OF wster-irrerse dentures tor
o few minutes. or better still. over night,
and you cannot tail 10 note how delight
fully different they look and feel.
Ask your druggist for kleeNiTe todsyi
Only 3Sc for . generous SIZE package.
Money back II you are not delighted.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-12
MRZLE NOGE

Mrzle noge so zelo razsirjeno
zlo med ljudmi, XII mnogo sede.
Mrzle noge so znak, da .je malo
krvi v teh cd srca najbolj odda-
ljenih udih, kar izvira il slabe-
ga obtoka, kar samo ma sebi nj
bas nevarno, kar pa lahko po-
vzroci marsikatero nevarno bo-
lezen.
Zato moramo skrbeti, da l.
vedno topic noge. Pred
vsem moramo patti, da so cev-
iii dovolj veliki; znano je, da
vsak pritisk ustavlja obtok kr-
vi, vendar pa toliko gresimo v
tenn pogledu.
Noge morajo biti vedno suhe
in topic. Nekateri so zelo pod
vrzeni temu, da SO Jim noge
mrzle, ako lie malo dalje casa
5ede. Tega Sc najlaze obvaruie-
mo, ako veckrat vstanemo in Sc
malo razgibamo.
Je pa veasih in pri nekaterih
ljudeh tudi to krivo, ker so do
ma vedno V copatah in imajo
radi copat zelo razvajene noge.
Gin, obujejo eevlje, jim postane-
10 noge mrzle in .si jih potem
sele v postelji ugrejejo. Nose
ME copat YES dan nj priporoc-
1.-Two. Copate obuj samo, kadar
imas zelo utrujene noge in pa
zJutraj, ko vstanes in zvecer,
preden gres spat.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-12
PRAVILA "a kUHANJE

Da jedila pri kuhanju ne IL
CUBE prevec redilnih snovi, Sc
moramo drzati naslednjih ma
vodil:
1. Hrani vsa jedila do upora-
be tako, da ostanejo sveza. Ne
nakupi ali, &c imas sama vrt,
ne naberi proved zelenjave, tenn
vec lie toliko, kolikor je potre-
bujes "a en- dan. Pazi, da ii ie-
.dila ne obleze golazen, kakor
muhe in drugo, ker golazen pre-
nasa bolezni.
2. Zacni prravocasno, a VEN
dar ne prezgodaj kuhati. Pre-
kuhana jedila izgube na okusu
in ma hranljiyosti.
3. Ne namakaj nobene zele-
Move predolgo vodi, tudi
krompirja ne, ker 5 tenn izperes
vecino redilnih snovi. Izjeme SO
edino fizol, sub grab, posuseno
sadie, suhe gobe in slaniki.
4. Prejsnji nacini kuhanja ze-
senjave, 10 Sc je vsaka zelenja-
va poprej poparila, MISC vec u
n1estni. $ poparjenje odstranis
vecji del rudninskih snovi,,
ki jih nase telo tako potrebuje.
ce inna zelenjava, pripravljena
kot prikuha, morda bolj trpek
okus, tedaj dodaj zelenjayi me-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-12
Ves+i Il zivIienio ome.
riskih Slovencev

Ma Elyu, Mimi, sta nedavno
obhajala 51-letnico zakonskega
zivljenja Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Zgonc, Sr. Oba rojena Slove-
niji, sta bila med prvimi pari,
XII so bill poroceni takrat Sc
nedograjeni prvotni slovenski
cerkvi Elyu. Izmed petih
otrok zivita sina Frank in John
in hcer Mrs. Frank Roman ma
Elyu, Mimi, dve hceri, namrec
Mrs. Matt Ogrinc in Mrs. Vic
tor Sale pa v Clevelandu, Ohio.
Zgonceva druzina je stopro-
centno vclanjena ABB. Sin
Mrs. Frank Roman, Albin, je
padel Is. julia 1943 v Siciliji;
drugi sin, sarzent Louis M. Roz-
man, je pogresan nekje ma Pa
cifiku.
Blaine, o, - TereziJa Zupan-
eic je dobila porocilo, da je bill
njen sin Charles tezko ranjen Z.
junija, .ko so ameriske cete in
vadirale Francijo. Odpeljan je
bill v bolnisnico v Angliji. Char.
les je stopil armada kot pro-
stovoljec v septembru leta 1910.
Ma dopustu je bill 28. aprila pre-
teklega leta, ko mu je umrl O.
ce. Kmalu potem je bill poslan
v Anglijo.
" bolnisnici v. North WheeIin-
gu Sc nahaja Katherine Borlin-
ski. Podvzeci Sc je lnorala tez-
ri operaciji, katero pa je srec-
no prestala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-12
"ENAKOPRAVNOSTI"

kaj zlic kisle smetane. ce te MI
mas, pa mleka.
5. Vsako zelenjavo kuhaj ko-
likor mogoce v mali kolicini vo-
de, da Sc bolj dust, kakor pa ku-
ha. Mlado zelenjavo, kakor O.
hrovt, zelje, rajsi dust ma masti,
ker ina ia zelenjava sama ma
sebi dovolj vode.
6. Vsako zelenjavo kuhaj hi
tro in ma vrocem ognju, da Sc
res nitro skuha. &c kuhas zele-
njavo dolgo in pocasi, dve do
tri ure, izhlape skoro vse redil-
ne snovi.
Z. Prikuhe in sploh jedi brez
potrebe mesati je zelo neumest-
no. Pri tenn Sc tudi vse razmec-
ka in je videti potem jed neo-
kusna. ..E
8. Pripravi jedila zmerom sve-
"a in jih lepo nalozi v skledo,
da je jed tudi ocesu prijetna.
9. Skrbi tudi "a to-, da imas
stedilnik vedno cist, kadar ku-
has, in da tt jed ne prekipi in
Sc potem ma plosci ne smodi.
10 Shrani jed, &c tt je ostala,
ma hladno, jo dobro pokrij in pa
ri, posebno pri mesnih jedeh, da
ne pridejo poleg muhe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-12
ured1likoVa
poSta
Delo "a sklad v
pomoc vojakom

Euclid, Ohio. Spomladi
smo v Slovenskem drustvenem
domu ma Recher Ave. odkrili
castno plosco z imeni nash fam
TOW in deklet, XII danes sluzijo V
oborozeni sill "a svobodo mas in
narodov vsega sveta. Bio je te-
daj veliko navdusenja, kakor
nitro pa je minula proslava, je
pa vse zaspalo.
Najbolj potrebna akcija "a
zbiranje prispevkov v sklad, S
katerim bi Sc pomagalo ranjen-
Gem, ko Sc bodo vrnili IL bojnih
poll, je umrla. Kaj je te m u
vzrok, vsi dobro vemo. N a m
vsem .ie treba It'll ma delo, pa
brez razlike kdo 81, samo da ii
zdravje dopusea aktivnost. Ia
sklad bi moral narasti ze pet
krat do danes.
Ma bojnih poljanah je borba
v teku stiri in dvajset ur ma
dan, katero prenasajo nasi fan
tie breZ raZlike. Ne zadrzuie iih
ne vreme in ne nobena druga
stvar; borba je lie "a zmago, da
jim bo mogoce vrniti Sc preje
aomov k svojim materam ali ze-
nam. Koliko Sc jih DO povrnilo
zdravlh, koliko pa pohabljenih,
nihce danes ne We. Veliko Stew
10 iih ne bono nikdar vec vi
deli, ker so darovali svoje mia
do zivljenje "a mas blagor, da
bono mi uzivali boljse dni.
Dan odkritja novih linen ma
sastni plosci Sc nitro bliza.
Marsikatero ime bo nosilo zlato
zvezdo, kar pomeni, da je ia
mladi junak daroval svoje ziv-
ljenje "a blagor nase domovine.
Ia pomembni dan bono prazno-
vail v nedeljo, Is. oktobra.
Direktorij Slovenskega drust-
venega donna je sklenil, da DO
"a ia dan poveril proslavo V
vodstvo vam materam, kate
rim bo dana prilika, da odkrije-
jo imena vasih ljubljenih sinov.
Maj DO ia dan vas materin dan.
Prosene ste clanice Progresiv-
nih Slovenk in zenske zveze, da
81 sklicete skupno sejo, ma ka-
teri boste dobro organizirale de-
10 "a Ia dan. Mi vi m nudimo
vso pomoc, ki jo boste potrebo-
vale.
Pokazimo vsi skupaj, da IL sr-
ca ljubimo nase fante, ki "a mas
tvegajo svoja zivljenja. Brez
mater DO dan brez ziyljenja. Ia
dan maj be vas dan, ko se veli-
eastno spominjamo nasih sinov'
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"MOrte Pour La France" ie
napisanO na nagrobnem sp0n,e-
niku, XII so ga francOski ciUili-
sti p0staUiH U spomin padlen,u
onleriskemu Uojaku. Napis DO,
mem "Unari je "a Francij0."
Omenjeni UojaE je bill med Dr.
Uini, XII so oh zacetku Upada,
stOpili ma teren U NOrn,andiii.
in hcera. Borba je sveta, borba
je mas vseh brez razlike.
Ia direktorij Slovenskega
drustvenega donna
Jas. I. Rotter
Matt F. Intihar,
predsednik kluba D. D.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-12

vecino drlzinskih sinov in kmetskih deavcev
oborozeni sill, drug pa obrambnh tovarnah bo zeev
pridekov ma farmah letu 1914 odvsna cd vzajemne-
ga della "oceta in matere.' vec delhi Kansasa so Sc
farmerj zednli, da bodo skupno dela pr zetvi Prca
kuje Sc udi nekoko pomoci cd vojnh ujetnkov in SOL
skin otrok ter mestnih prebivacev.