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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-31

0 unicenju we're in cerkve. Oseb-
no Sc nikoli nisem strinjal S
komunizmom kot sc je razvijal
v nekdanji Rusiji. Vedno sem
|, bolj govoril proti raznim po-
stavam in ukrepom, XII so bile
bolj protikomunisticne kot pa
komunisti sami. JAZZ sc bonn We
dino zavzel "a vsakega, komur
| Sc krivica godi, pa maj bo to
komunist ali pa najvecji kato-
lik. To pa Sc ne pomeni, da sem
prepricanja prvega ali druge-
ga. Pravoslavna cerkev.v Rusiji
in Srbiji .je vedno izrabljala
svoJo moe: V prid reakcije, od-
govorna je bila v veliki meri, &c
ne naJvec, "a nepismenost, iz-
rabljana je bila V protikultur-
ne in protipoliticne namene.
Tudi V Rusiji so sedaj cerkve
bolj natrpane kot kda.j poprei.
Nedavno smo videli sliko Kos
, ciuskijeve divizije v Rusiji,, ko
Je prisegala vprico >duhovnika,
kakor tudi sliko, XII kaze skup-
no obhajilo. Kar Sc .Jugoslavi-
Je tice, je zane merodaino to,
kar Je lzreceno V njeni izjavi
glede odlocanja svobodnega
; lJudstva o svoji bodocnosti {:
"Po osvoboditvi bo notran il
ureditvi Zdruzene Slovenije in
o sVoJlh zunanjih odnasajih od-
loceval slovenski narod SAM"
10 Je tudi V nasem programu,
toreJ Sc ga ne bojim podpirati,
kakor tudi tiste ljudi, XII Sc bo-
rlJo "a ia program. t..
Brat kuhel doda, da je .jugo-
slovansko ljudstvo zapisano ma
odllcnem mestu pri sovietski
Ruslji; vzroka sta diva: upor
Jugoslovanskega ljudstva proti
Pavlovi Vladi, ko je podpisala
HltlerJev pakt, je prisilil firer-
ia, da je postal svojo oboroze-
no silo ma Balkan in s tenn ie iz-
gubll diva meseca casa. Rusi 10
Je napadel sele junija. &c bi io
napadel v aprilu, bi najbrz "a
sedel vso evropsko Rusijo. Ia
ko ga pa je zima prehitela pred
Moskvo in Leningradom. Jugo-
sloVani SO mu torej prekrizali
.racun, Rusija pa je dobila po-
treben cas- "a boljso pripravo.
Drugi vzrok pa je jugoslovan-
sko partizanstVo, XII je drzalo
nacijske horde zaposlene v Ju-
goslaviji, namesto da bi Sc bo-
rile proti sovjetom. Radi tega
Rusija danes podpira osvobo-
dino fronto in njen program
in ce Sc je ma konferenci v Mo
skvi resevalo .tudi vprasanje
bodocnosti Jugoslavije, tedaj nj
dvoma, da je Stain zagovarjal
narodno antifasisticno osvobo-
dilno armada.
Y svrho veeje propaganda je
zakljuceno natisniti v obliki
brosure tudi zapisnika novem-
berske in tie seje in ju razposlati
vsem podruznicam in .clanom
vseh SANSovih odborov,
Predsednik Kristan tudi spo-
roci, da je v smislu zakljucka
novemberske seje pisal gospo-
donna Omanu in Urankarju.
Obyestil ju je 0 sprejemu od-.
,stona iz nasega odhora .in IRA
zil sozalje njunem koraku. L.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-31

rail je tudi zeljo in upanje, da
Sc V bliznji bodocnosti zopet
povrneta V nase vrste, da skup-
no korakamo po poti, XII jo ie
zacrtal narodni kongres.
5 tenn je dnevni red izcrpan
il predsednik zakljuci sejo OBJ
dveii popoldne.
Etbin Kristan, predsednik;
Mirko G. Kul,el, zapisnikar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-31

Icesen mas priioteli
in zdrovnik

Cesen kot zacimba spada vsak
dan v vsako kuhinjo. Nobene
zelenjave, nobenega socivja bi
ne smell pripraviti brez Cessna,
ko pa cesen tako neverjetno
povzdiguje okus. Bolj pa kakor
pri vsaki drugi zacimbi je pri
cesnu potrebna prava mera.
znana je zgodba tistem slav- .,
mem kuharju, XII je znal krom-
pir tako nedosezno speci. sele
ma starost je razodel skrivnost
svojih pecenih krompirckov -
skledo, v kateri SO Sc pekli, je
samo namazal S cesnom. Pusto,
stare meso dobi okus po divja-
cini, ce ga prebodemo S cesnom.
Danes mas pa bolj zanima &C.
sen kct zdravnik. Use premalo
Sc vengo, "a kaj je vse cesen
dober. PRAY "a prav ga pozna-
mo samo kot zdravilo proti gil
STAN, katere res prezene liz
vseh kotov in sploh najtemelji-
teje osnazi zelodec in creva. Ia
to bi maj matere otrokom pogo
Esto dajale cesen. Ia prav mai
hne otroke skuhamo cesen ma
vodi in mleku in dajemo otroku
ma tesce pitt nekaj pozirkov.
Klistiranje s cesnovo vodo pre-
zene 1--WE niti ali podancice, pa
tudi gliste v danki. Ia alo
vecje otroke pa je najboljse, &c
cesen drobno nasekljamo in Jim
ga namazemo prav ma tanko ma
kruh. S takimi kruhki, XII imaio
prijeten okus kakor po klobasi,
najhitreje priljubimo ,otrokom
cesen, da ga prav radi zauzije-
jo.
zoper grizo priporocajo me-
sanico krompirjevega in cesno-
vega soka. Pljucno jetiko
zdravijo mnogi zdravniki S ces-
nom in pravijo, da Sc po MEM
nitro poleze krceviti, subj ka-
sell Jeticnikov. Tudi pri bron-
hitisu Sc cesnov sok obnese.
zoper poapnenje I'll in starost-
no opesanje je cesen najboljse:
zdravilo, prav tako svetujeio O.
MIN, XII so zivcno razdrazeni, XII
jim srce nagaja, XII so oslabeli
in Sc brz utrudijo, da Sc mai
zdravijo S cesnom. -
zlasti vazen pa je cesen "a
bolne ma ledyicah, ker Jim pri-
pomore, da lazje uzivajo .iedila
brez soil. Cesen dusimo v ma
10 vode, nato ga damo zele-
njavo toliko, da Sc mic vec ne
pozna, da nj jer slana. Tako do
blmo naravno nadomestilo "a
sol, obenem pa vpliva eesen do
bro ma izlocanje vode.
zdravljenje eesnom ie pa
neprimerno radi hudega duha.
Res je, da ljudje ma jugu, XII u
zlvaj jo mnogo cessna, disijo ze ma
petdesct korakov po MEM, a "a
to pa nimajo tam spodaj polo
vico glist kakor drugod.
Nekoliko Sc izgubi duh po ce-
snu, &c plies ma to crno kavo.
Ravno zaradi hudega duha ina
mo v novejsem casu ze mnoge
izcedke in izvlecke, XII so brez
duha, mnogo cesnovih zdravil,
tekocin, tablet in praskov. Maj
bolJe pa ie, &c Sc cd casa do
casa zdravimo kar neposredno
s strokom Cessna, tega izvrstne-
ga in cenenega zdravila.
rail je tudi zeljo in upanje, da
Sc v bliznji bodoGnosti zona+
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-31
Urednilkova
poS;t!a
Poro6ilo bivsse podr.
SANS, st. FL

ma .kratko porocano, da je -po-
druznica SANS st. Fl v new
burskem okrozju prenehala po-
slovati, toda dolznost mi je, da
Sc nadalje porocan, kar mi je
bilo ma zadnjem sestanku II.
decembra naroceno.
Omenjena podruznica nj ime-
la nobenih podpornih clanov,
kateri bi Sc obvezali, da bodo
vsak mesec plaeevali redni a.
sesment ter Sc tudi istega nj Cd
nobenega pobiralo.
Bio pa je nekaj MOI in zena
kateri so bill pripravljeni trka-
ii ma vrata rojakov "a prosto-
voljne prispevke "darove".
Prve mesece je vse nekam
lepo in zadovoljno slo in tudi
prostovoljni prispevki so lepo
prihajali.
Kot tajnica bivse podruzni-
ce st. q. mi je dolznost, da po-
rocam, kaksno je bilo poslova-
ME financnem oziru, da ne bl
morda ma katerega odbornika
ali habiralca kedaj padla senca
"sumlpvosti''.
zadnje case MISC bill javno Sc
priobceni "a prostovoljne daro-
We sledeei:
Oktobra je Mr.. Samsa izro-
Gil $500 cd sledecih: Joe Srikil,
/ Greenwich Ave. $500; po S1.00
Joe Miklic, Sandusky Ave-, F.
Plahutnik, Reno Ave-, A. Koc-
jancic liz Reno in G.. Segulin,
Prince Ave-, - Mrs. F'ilipovic
l je izrocila $3.50 cd sledecih
$500 Agnes zura, 121 St., Mir
tic, Glendale SOC, in Mrs. Flip
cic sama ,je darovala $500.
l V decembru je Mr.. Samsa iz-
I rocil $500 Cd drustva Ma Ju-
. trovem st. ATT SNPJ.
Sklep zakljucne seize je bill
!. ia kateri izmed gori omenjenih
/ zeli, .da Sc njih vsota odposlje
SANSu, da isto lahko poslje po,
, tom kake druge podruznice, ter
raj Sc do prvega marca "a dane
: Vsoto zglasi potrdilom pri Mr.
: Joseph Lekan, 1868 E. 81st
: Kdor Sc do 1. marca ne prigla.
: 81, Sc bo smatralo, da Sc stri.
: MIA sklepom zadnje seje, da
. Sc bo vsoto, katera je pri biv.
i sem blagajniku, obrnilo dru
: go smer "a direktno pomoc ma.
4 sim trpecim bratom in sestran
I v domovini.
Financno porocilo
: DOHODKI:
j Marca prejeli prostovoljne
j pTispevke $1,000 - Maja SILL
: 25 - junija $117.90 - julia
r $124.5O - augusta S35,25 -
: oktobra $1,000 - decembra me
: SEGA $500. - .Skupaj prejetc
e $536.4O.
;. IZDANO:
|, Marc: upravni stroski pri po
: druznici, tiskovina, znamk k {
a $29.84 = maj: naprava denar.
: ne nakaznice, znamke SO - Ma
glavni urad SANS poslano $2OC
: - junija: naprava denarne ma,
0 kaznice in znamke $.39 - Ma
= glavni urad SANS poslano $1OC
: Julia denarna nakaznika ir
: znamke 80. - Ma glavni urad
v SANS poslano $4,000. Skupa,
: $4,000.
: Skupnih dohodkov --.-- $536.4C
= skupaj izdano $4,000
2
. Pri blag. Sc gotovine S 55.46
!. S tenn zakljucujem mole po.
: rocilo in delo pri SANS, ter Sc
: z zavestjo izrazam, da je bilo
, vse pravilno in posteno izvrse-
: no, da Sc nam n m nicesar
predbacivati, ker stevilke vam
vse jasno govore, da smo ma
ljudstvo Jugoslavije. Dokler
sisti, bi moral zakladniski de-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-31

ne drzave zaupnisvu ljudstvo Jugosavje. Dokler
sc pocna stuacija razcisti, b moral zakadnsk de-
partment posebno skrbjo nadzrat fnancne opera
cije jugoslovanskih oblasti Washngtonu.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-31
ono
Pise j. Steblaj

Vedno jih je Vec zvezd ma ok
nih in vsaka pomeni fanta, mo-
ia ali dekle, XII Sc borijo boju
proti fasizmu. Plave so in to po-
meni, da imajo oni, XII so jih O.
besili ma okno, Sc vedno upanje,
da Sc povrnejo njih dragi. Tu
pa tam pa blesti zlata zvezda V
spomin onim, XII Sc ne bodo nj
koli vec vrnili.
"Roksi' je ime veseloigri, ka-
tero vprizore igralci "a Progre-
sivne Slovenke, krozek st. 1 ma
nedeljo IS. februarja v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd. Igra je zelo pomemb-
ma pa tudi polna zdravega hui
morja, da Sc boste zopet enkrat
prav dobro zabavali. Igralci so:
Mrs. Milavec-Levstik, Miss Pa
liska, Mrs. Grill, Miss Coff, l..
Kaferle, Milan Medvesek in J.
M. Steblaj.
Kakor izgleda, DO zal to edna
predstava oziroma igra v tel Sc
zoni V domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Janko in Metka
Ne bo zadnja, ne, ker Mia
dinski zbor Slovenskega delav-
skega donna DO vprizoril ma 16
aprila svetovno znano pravljic.
no igro "Janko in Metka".
Vodstvo in otroci bodo storili
vse, da vam pripravijo prav pri,
jetno presenecenje.
Frank kerze
Eden rednih dopisovalcev '
"Enakopravnosti'' je poznan
Frank Kerze, IL New Yorka. Do
pisuje redno vsak teden in pc
mnenju velike vecine nash ma
rocnikov, zelo ugajajo njegov
clanki. So pisani poljudnen
tonu ter "a ljudi, IL katerih kro
gov je prisel tudi on.
Milan Medvesek
Drug dober Clankar rednin
tedenskim prispevkom je Mila1
Medvesek in sicer V "Prosveti'
Zadnje case je vedno v ma
vskrizju z urednikom Molekom
Da je Medvesek V pravem n
samo mole mnenje, ampak mno
go drugih clanov S. N. P. ].
katere last je list "Prosveta".
Molek je pac clovek kot Nc
Cormick, urednik Chicago Tri
bune, XII je govoril pred tukajs
MIN City klubom, XII je nava
den ameriski fasist in VISA pri
zadevanja in dokazovanja s.
brez pomona. &c Molek nj vide
tpiGave ma stem OBJ zadnji kon
venciji S. N. P. j., XII je bill;
zdruzltvena S. S. P. T., poten
nj pomoci. Vkljub temu, da j
bila delegacija S. N. P. J. V O
gromni vecini proti delegacij
S. S. P. T., in je bill Grill prot
zdruzitvi (vsaj reklo Sc je ia
ko), je Molek odnesel lie pa:
borih (1D glasov vecine, a so
vrastvo do komunizna je V res
nico lie izgovor, "a katerim S.
skriva navaden - strahopetec
zato njegova javna odpoved
OF. izstop il socijalisticne stran
Ike. Zato tudi njegova prikrit'
groznja proti onim, Xxi SO Sc ma
pill vina."
Mas predsednik Roosevelt
ma danes najboljse mnenje ,
ruskih voditeljih. Poslanik Da
vies, katerega je postal pred
sednik na misijo v Moskvo ozi
roma Rusijo, jasno pove ,
svoji knjigi, mission to Mos
cow kaj Sc godi tam. In konc
no bolj jasno kot vse drugo go
vori rusko ljudstvo .samo, XII S;
zrtvuje in umira takim junas
tvom, krkrSneja Sc nj videl svet
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-31

glavni urad SANS poslali v treh
mesecih $4,000.
Ia odbor bivse podruznice
SANS st. 81
Helen Tomato.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-31

Pri blag. Sc gotovine S 55.46
S tenn zakjucujem mole po-
rocilo in delo pri SANS, ter Sc
z zavestjo izrazam, da je .bilo
vse pravilno in posteno izvrse-
no, da Sc nam n m nicesar
predbacivati, ker stevilke vam
vse jasno govore, da .smo na
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10
} McKENNEY ON BRIDGE

Fishbein sat North and Schen- ken South. Against the five-dia- mond contract doubled, Fishbein led the queen of hearts. Now, what will Schenken play on the queen? Should he play the nine-Spot, in- dicating that he wants North to shift to spade? Or should he play the deuce of hearts, which would intimate that he did not want any more hearts played? And with the ace and king of clubs in the dummy, it might suggest that Fishbein cash the ace of spades, if he has it, as the bidding more or less indicates.
 The other point in the argument is that Schenken should overtake the queen of hearts with the king and lead 8 spade, eliminating all guess-work, To play the deuce might suggest that Schenken was out of clubs and wanted to shift to that suit. The play of the nine might be mistaken by partner as request for the continuation of a heart, in order to ruff the dummy. Of course, looking at the four hands, we can see that overtaking the queen of hearts with the king and shifting to a spade defeats the con, tract. What actually happesaeA9 The nine was played, North con- tinued with another heart, and the contract was made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10
-WE. THE wOMEN-
I'VE, THE WOMEN -- --- ! ---- Public Opinion Must Make
 Motherhood More Attractive

family would turn her into just g wife and mother.
 It's not her fault she isn't sat- isfied to be vii, and mother and nothing else. She has been sold on the idea that the woman who Is content to be just that IS lacking in ambition and brains.
 Furthermore, she has been fright ered into believing that the only way she can hold her husband and keer her marriage is by entering in- to competition with every other woman, and so she thinks she has to keep up," to stay young, to dress well, etc. etc.
 SOLD SHORT
 If modern women are to be sold on the idea of having large families and devoting the.r young years to staying home and taking care of them, there will have to be big promotion job done on motherhood itself. It has been sold short for the past quarter of century by higher education for women (which prac- tically ignores it), by cosmetic man. ufacturers, who have persuaded women that they must hold their men by youth and beauty, by the so-called intellectual women's clubs that have made housewives ashamed of the term housewife, by the in- terior decorators who have made womer. think home is a stage Set- ting, instead of the place that kids rush home to after school, and by the landlords who advertise "No
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10
Every Child Should
 Have . Party

Every child Is entitled to an occasional party, not only because parties are ''fun", but as training for future hosts and hostesses. Furthermore, parties stick in little minds as high spots of childhood and are remembered long after maturity has been attained.
 Give your child a party occasion ally. Autumn is an ideal time = the porch an ideal place. Serve light foods in relatively small quantities, remembering that appe- tites must be kept keen for dinner time at home. Try to think of at least one new game. And let your boy or girl be a real host or hos tess, not merely 8 participant.
 Here's a dessert suggestion. Easy to prepare, easy for small stomachs to digest and very in. triguing to the eye = a regular three-in-one party dessert:
 Peanut Brittle Rennet- Custard 1 rennet tablet
 tablespoon cold water
 pint milk (not canned) H to # cup finely rolled peanut
 brittle
 M teaspoon vanilla
 Make rennet-custard according Q directions in package, adding inely rolled peanut brittle to milk. Chill. When ready to serve, gar. lish with whipped cream and berries, fruit or coarsely broken lD brittla.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10

sick. Ideal nursing
 care includes a complete daily bath, but that does not imply that the patient will necessarily suffer if he doesn't get bath every day.
 When time is scarce and there are no offensive discharges, par tial bath may be given on alter nate days. This may also be de- sirable for patients who are ex- tremely weak and who must be protected from too much exertion. A partial bath requires about half the time of the full bath, since only the face, neck and ears, the areas under the arms and under the breasts, the back, buttocks and genital organs are washed.
 BLANKET PROTECTS BED
 In cases of minor illness, where the patient has no fever and feels able to take his own bath, he may be permitted to do so. In cold weather it is probably safer for him to take a sponge bath in bed than to go to the bathroom for a tub bath. There is less likelihood of his becoming overheated, or exposed to drafts.
 All utensils should be assem- bled and the bed should be pro- tected with a blanket or towel as if the home nurse expected to give the bath. Plenty of hot water and a vast pail should be provided so the patient can change the bath water when necessary. When the bath is complete, the home nurse can remove the equipment and tidy up the room in a very few minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10

: Grooming experts of Fifth Avenue salons who solve girl-meets-job problems say the biggest improve lnent comes from changing a fly away bob into a net-trapped hair do.
 'The minute hair is bagged in Q net or wound into a chignon." says Lura DeGez, one such expert, s'a girl fresh from the campus looks almost ready for the job"
 But admitting that her help goes farther than that to remedy another common fault of collegi- ates-an exaggerated casualness in get-up-Miss DeGez cites the trans formation job that was done for Nancy Wall, a South oBston, Mass, girl who came to New York to study for a fashion career.
 After hair care Nancy was taught anake-up-how much better lipstick looks when it's applied with a brush, how much better powder sticks when it has 8 foundation to which to cling.
 { After that came a clothes re- styling job, which swapped Nancy's sport togs and oxford shoes for 8 trim tailored suit, high-heeled pumps and bumper beret.
 Now that she's dressed for the role, Nancy has no fears about the future of her fashion career when she finishes her present course.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10

have been. mashed with a fork, 8 little salt, and let simmer for at least 1-2 hour. Then place a layer of eggplant in the lightly greased casserole. Over this place layer of sliced muzzarella. Then cover with tomato sauce. Continue al- ternating eggplant, cheese and to- mato sauce. If you wish. hand ful of grated Italian cheese may be sprinkled over the top and be- tween layers. Bake in moderate oven for about 1-2 hour.
 This recipe may also be used without the muzzarella. Simply sprinkle grated Italian cheese be- tween layers and on top. Always remember to have the sauce mot too thick" It should be able to flow easily over the eggplant.
 Fried Eggplant Jimmy
 (ServeS 4 to 6)
 One large eggplant, 3 Cor more) eggs.
 Select a large, firm eggplant. Cut off ends, but do not peel. Slice
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10

Today's young wives see as their ideal woman not just mother but a composite picture made up of a competent homemaker, a charm ing hostess, her husbands romantic interest and companion, and an in- dividual with interests outside the home which often include job or a career.
 It takes so much time and energy for woman to turn herself into that kind of a composite picture, or even to approximate it, that she hasn't time to rear family of four or five children. Having a good-sized
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10

sizes II, 12, 13, IA. 16 and IS. Size 12, without sleeves, requires 3 Ia yards of 35 or 39-inch material. With sleeves, 3 7-8 yards.
 For this pattern, send 20 cents, in COINS, your name. address. size desired, and the PATTERN NUM- BER to Waterbury Democrat To- days Pattern Service, 1150 Sixth Avenue, New York 19, N. Y.
 The new fall and winter issue of FASHION" is now ready = g pages. It's complete guide to your fall and winter wardrobe. Send for your copy. Price 15 cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10
SUNDAYS MENU

BREAKFAST: Orange juice,- ready-to-eat cereal, chicken liver omelet, enriched toast; butter or fortified margarine, jam, coffee, milk.
 DINNER: Baked ham, egg plant casserole De Stefano, steamed brown rice, waterctess lettuce and shredded cabbage salad, Italian bread, compete of fruit, coffee, milk.
 SUPPER: Macaroni with to- matoes and cheese, carrot, raisins, and celery salad, whole wheat rolls, butter or fortified margarine, apricot Bavarian cream, tea, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10

If the women of Britain who d e c i al e to go through l i f e without c h i l. dren or to limit their f a m iii es to one or two are like Am e r ican women of the same frame of nind-the royal c o m m i S s i o n S t u d ying t h e problem in Eng land may find this fundamental
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10
ENCLEWOOD CLUB
 VS. EARBENDERS

The Englewood club of the East End played host to Tom Conway's Earbenders in the annual '45' tour
 nament at SS. Peter & Paul school basement last night. Morgan Burke,s captain of the Englewood club stated that the final outcome of the games
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10

US all very well, writes a home nurse, "to say htat the pa- tient should have 8 complete bed bath daily. But I simply haven't time to give a full bath every day in addition to all
 my other work"
 Good judgment must be exercized on this question as on many others in the care of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10
BY RUTH MILLETT

England, distressed over her de- clining birthrate, is going to con- siderable troubl. to track down the reasons why SC many Britons have only one child or none.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10
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 zSst .Fas ls,=. Use Eggplant For a Real Treat
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
 NEA Staff Writer

Eggplant is a handsome vegetable with flavor equal to its good looks. Elizabeth De Stefano of Brooklyn, New York, is noted for her eggplant dishes and contributes these in- herited Italian recipes to this col- umn:
 Eggplant Casserole De StefanO
 (ServeS 4 to 6)
 One large eggplant, muzzarella (soft, round white Italian cheese which may be purchased in any Italian grocery), 1 large can of to- matoes, 1 small onion or 1 clove of garlic, about 1 tablespoon of parsley or a Sprig of basil, or both (chop- ped, IA cup peanut and olive oil.
 Prepare eggplant as for fried egg plant. Meanwhile slowly simmer the onion or garlic (choppeO and parsley in the oil. When lightly Drowned add the tomatoes which
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10

They say Inat husbands and wives argue about bridge, but f you want to hear some good arguments, stop in at the Caven- aisla Club in New York, where the s3nerts 20 t0 1t, Harry J. Fishbein Gdn Howard EcherIen were the two
 an argued over today's hand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10

eggplant Ground slices about IA inch thick. Beat the eggs and add about 1 tablespoon water, salt and a little pepper. Dip slices of egg plant in beaten eggs. Fry in oil. Olive oil is best but, of course, it is out of the question these days. Mixed peanut and olive oil is very good, too. Serve plain or pour your favorite tomato sauce over the slices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10

Old-age pensioners in England now get meals at half price in government restaurants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10
Patient Can Save Nurses Time By Bathing Himself
By LUNA L. TRUTT
 Assistant Director, Red Cross Nursing Service VUrifknvn fnr NEA Corvic0

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 When the homemaker has to add the care of the sick to her other responsibilities it may seem like the straw that breaks the camels backs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-10

were 50 for the Enslewoods and g for the Earbenders. The '0altly Lads couldn't get a toe-hold, and John Fitzmaurice could put any slight-of-hand work. Refreshmnets were served after the game. The committees in charge were Frank Downs, Al Paul, Les Wheeler, Mor- gan Burke, Ray Wreen, Andy An derson.
 A three-room house without gas or electricity was auctioned for $6,- 400 at Pershore, England.