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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02

The city limits extension bill
which has been submitted to and
approved by Representative elect
LeGrand contains numerous provl-
sions to protect the interests OF
citizens to be brought into the City,
according to a statement issued
yesterday by the City Planning
Board
The extension bill was develop
ed by the Planning Board in col
laboration with the City Council,
and after series of conferences
with suburban citizens, business
leaders, and with Mr.. LeGrand.
The Planning Boards statement
said:
The most careful pains have
been taken to assure fair treatment
for the residents of the areas pro-
posed to be incorporated into the
City of Wilmington under the bill
which will be introduced in the
legislature by Representative Le-
Grand.
The Planning Board has felt
that the reason for past opposition
to city extension proposals has been
feeling on the part of suburban
ties that they might not receive
services comparable to the addi-
tional cost to them in taxes. The
suburban people are entitled to the
greatest possible guarantees on
this point.
I'VE have made study of this
phase of city extension for the past
several months. We have conferred
business leaders in an effort to
develop the best methods of pro
viding the. desired guarantees. j..
Some of the provisions of the
hill in this connection are.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02
FROM TILES TO WATERS

r ANDERSON, Ind, Jan. l.
(UP)-A local manufacturing plant
diverted use of its peacetime pro-
duction machinery into a strange
ly related field where wartime re-
strictions on materials necessitated
conversion. The National Tile Co..
is turning out compressed cocoa
waters for GIs instead of COM
pressed wall and floor tiles for
domestic use. V. M. Alexander,
general manager, said the COM
pany decided to produce D and
K field rations for the quarter
master corps overseas.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02
THEY MUST BE GOOD

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 1-(UP)-
Texas seven state teachers col
leges are proud of the standards
of the faculty Two out of every
three staff members have doctors
degrees. A joint ex-students asso-
citation of the colleges, which have
an estimated 100000 alumni, will
ask the Texas Legislature in Jan
uary to increase faculty members
salaries 20 per cent.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02
FOOD LOCKER LAW

OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 1-(UP)
The 433 refrigerated food lockers
in Washington state now have to
toe the line. The state department
of agriculture announced a regu-
lation providing for installation of
thermometers which will record
On a chart the temperatures Of
the lockers each hour. The state
law allows maximum icebox
warmth" of IL degrees above
zero.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02
JAPS IN DOUBT
Special Attack Corps Hits AL
lied Ships; None Return
BY United Press

Tokyo radio announced today
that its vaunted special attack
corps struck at Allied ships in the
Sulu Sea December %, but said
results were obscure because none
of the force returned.
GAS our escort fighters were
kept busy by American Grammar
fighters and the special attack
planes did not come back either.
we do not really know what hap
|pened," the broadcast, recorded
by United Press at San Francisco,
said,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02
SURPRISE FOR RAIL MEN

LEAGUE, Tex. Jan. 1-(UP)-
The Burlington-Rock Island rail
roads streamlined train doesn't
have license to hunt deer, but
nevertheless it has one to its cred
it. Shortly after the train left Hous-
ton for Dallas and Fort Worth it
struck a nine-point buck that leap
ed on the track. The carcass was
not badly damaged and railway
employees had a venison dinner.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02
RESIGNATION

CHARLOTTE, Jan. 1871
James w. Osborne, local super
visor of District No. 7, Census o.
Agriculture Survey with headquar
tiers in Shelby, has resigned ms
position due to i'll health, C. {,
McGinnis, area supervisor for the
State announced today.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02

Cryolite has been used in the
of glass, enamel
ware and some Insecticides
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02
. NOT IN LINE OF DUTY


LAPORTE, Ind. Jan. 1-(UP)-
Police Sgt. Charles Olson, working
his usual midnight-to8 a. m. sta
ton trick, read a Chicago news
paper account of an appeal for
rare type 3 blood to save the life
of hospital patient. He left for
Chicago as soon as he got OFT
works returning minus pint OF
blood, in time to begin the next
days work without sleep.
The birch tree bug of the Brit
ish Isles watches over its eggs
until they hatch and then covers
them as a hen covers her chicks.
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The Republican., 1945-12-20
DIED
LANES BROWN NORDECK

James Brown Nordeck, Sc, died last
Thursday night. December l3, about
II o'clock, at his home at Corinth, w.
Va.
He was a son of the late John and
Margaret Saucer Nordeck
Surviving are his wife, Mrs Madge
Nordeck, at home; one son, f. Ray
Nordeck; one daughter, Mrs. A. NJ.
Schoch, both of Terra Alta, W. Va;
two brothers, d. J. Nordeck, route 3,
Terra Alta; and Philip Nordeck, Gal
vim, WASH; seven grandchildren, and
five grandchildren. Another son.
Roy Nordeck, of Oakland, died sew
eral years ago
Funeral services We're conducted on
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from
the Methodist church at Corinth, Rev
Paul Maness, Albright, W. Va. offici-
2ting. Internment was in the Terra
Alta cemetery. Among those attending
the services We're his grandchildren,
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Glotfelty, Mr.,
and Mrs. James Nordeck, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Nordetk, and Lieut.. Max
Nordeck, USNR., all of Oakland; Mr..
Young Shaffer and family, Of Union
town, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Spang-
Ter, Of Cumberland, and Maurice
Newman, Of Keyser.
The Republican., 1945-12-20

the world had waited. A giant star
fell from its orbit and traced a route
across the midnight sky. Wise men
saw the star and set out on camels to
adore. Nature reioiced and laughed
for joy for He had come, this Child of
Mary, on Christmas Day--He, the
Christ, the Saviour of the world
Aged prophets, centuries before,
had told about His coming-holy men
with bushy boards, on speaking terms
with God. For God had told them
Adams crime would one day be re-
versed; that He would send His only
Son to ransom Adams children. God
had promised, and now His Word
was Flesh; Christ had come to save
the world from sin.
Strange birthplace for so great a
birth-a stable filled with cows!
Strange place to cuddle at Mary's
breast, to feel the touch of gentle
hands, to listen to her lullabies.
Strange birthday for the Son Of God!
But that is what he chose
strange beginning for a strange ca
reer. For thirty years He would live
unknown, as Joseph's son in Nazareth,
earning His bread with labor and
sweat, a lowly Nazarene And then
one day He would leave His home and
foot His way through Palestine, rails
ing the dead, curing the sick, giving
sight to the blind, his heart on fire to
do the work for which He had come.
The Republican., 1945-12-20

picked their way, searching for a
room. From inn to inn they went in
desperation,-but always there was
room not single bed, even for Mary,
heavy with child. At last, alone in the
quiet outskirts, they chanced upon a
rude shed built for cows, and there
beneath the breath of beasts Mary
brought forth her son, wrapped him
IN swaddling clothes, and laid him in
manger, because there was no room
for them in the inn.
Somehow nature went wild that
night, the world turned topsy-tulvy-
all Creation shook for JOY and bowed
toward the stable Angels appeared to
shepherds on the hillside and sang
the news that He had come, He of
whom the prophets spoke, for whom
The Republican., 1945-12-20
MRS. STELLA +. McROBIE

Funeral services were conducted on
last Friday afternoon at her late
nome at Kitzmller for Mrs. Stella
Francis McRobie, 80, who died sud
denly Wednesday morning, Decem-
ber II, of heart attack. Rev. G. w.
Burkhart, pastor of the Pentecostal
church at Deer Park, officiated, and
!nterment followed in the IOOF GEM
ctery at Elk Garden, West Va.
Mrs. McRobie was a native of near
Deer Park, daughter of the late
Abraham and Nancy Catherine Friend.
She was the widow of the late JOS
cph F. McRobie and had resided in
The Republican., 1945-12-20

Bloomington, died suddenly on Satur-
day, December Is, at her home in Key
ser. West Va, of heart attack.
Mrs. Norrington was a daughter of
Mrs. Lizzie Wilson, of Mill Run, Gar
lett county, and the late William Will
son. She moved to Keyser from her
former home in Bloomington about Is
years ago.
Surviving are her mother. five chill
dren by former marriage; one Sis
ter, Mrs. Mildred Moomaw, of Nc
Coole, and four brothers, Cecil and
Lewis Wilson, of Bloomington; Lor-
raine Wilson, of Mill Run, and Por-
ter Wilson, of Aurora.
The Republican., 1945-12-20
Pageant In Bethlehem

There was nothing spectacular,
nothing new about their entrance into
Bethlehem-Mary on q donkey. Joseph
on foot, the halter in his hand. No one
noticed; no one cared. They were poor.
ordinary, lowly Nazarcnes, common
peasants come to sign the census-rolls.
foot-sore and weary, typical of others
who had come for days in steady
streams to the city they called their
own. Bethlehem, tiny village, lay pros
trate on Judean hill Swollen with
strangers, aching with activity, moan
ing aloud in drunken music and lust
fuI laughtel-this was the village
through which Mary and Joseph
The Republican., 1945-12-20

Mr.. Garrett was a native of Ire
land and a son of the late Patrick
and Mary Sheridan Garrett and was
born there in 1869 He came to this
county in 1888, having resided here
for 60 years.
He was a member of st. Peters
Catholic church, Oakland \ brother.
Thomas Garrett, Of Loeb Lynn, is the
only surviving close realative.
Funeral services were conducted
this morning at 9;30 o'clock from St.
Peters church with Rev. FIR. George
". Shipper, pastor, officiating Inter-
ment was in st. Peters cemetery,
-V-
The Republican., 1945-12-20
JAMES GARRETT

James Garrett, who resided on his
farm between Loeb Lynn and Deer
Park, died Monday evening, Decem-
berl7, in Memorial hospital, Cumber-
land, about 6 o'clock, after having
been a patient there since last Fri
dav
The Republican., 1945-12-20
for the past y years.

Kitzmiller for the past y years.
Surviving are three sons and two
daughters: Taylor McRobie, of Vim
dex; Charles and Guy McRobie, Mrs.
Stella Rohrbaugh and Mrs. Sally
Stewart, all of Deer Park; sister
Mrs Ellen Hinebaugh, Deer Park, and
- grandchildren and ten great-grand-
children.
The Republican., 1945-12-20
DR.. S. A. BOUCHER

Dr. Samuel Allen Boucher, "a, hus-
band of Mrs. Lulu NJ. (Wilson)
Boucher, delegate to the Maryland
General Assembly, died Saturday af-
ternoon at his home at Barton, after
an illness of one week.
A native Of Grantsville, Dr. Boucher
was born June s, 1861. He practiced
medicine in Barton for 81 years. He
was a member of the Allegany-G Garrett
County Medical society; the Barton
lodge Of Masons and other Masonic
bodies in Cumberland
Besides his wife brother, DR..
Charles Boucher, New Kensington,
Pa, survives.
Services were conducted from the
home on Monday afternoon at 3 o.
clock by Rev. Stanley Jewell, pastor
Of the Barton Presbyterian church.
Interment was in Laurel Hill ceme-
terry, Barton. The Knights Templar
conducted rites.
The Republican., 1945-12-20
LAWRENCE NJ. CUMMINGS

Lawrence Mervin Cummings, 43,
died at his home at Kitzmiller on Fri
day, December IA, following an illness
of several months.
Born March 4, 1902, at Bayard, W.
Va, Mr.. Cummings was the son of
Mrs. Lobertha Cummings, of Thomas,
w. Va, and the late Franklin Cum
mings. The family moved to Kitz-
miller about three years ago from
Pierce, w. Va.
Besides his mother he is survived
by his widow, formerly Miss Virginia
Catherine (DeWalD Cummings; two
daughters, Miss Marion Cummings
and Mrs. Donna Markley; and four
sons, Lawrence David, Daniel, Jerry
and Terry Cummings, all of Coketon,
W. Va, and a grandson
He was a member of the United
Mine Workers of America, Kitzmiller.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-16
uREDNIKOVA POSTA

po $1,000: drustvo Danica "a
SDZ, Andy March, Carolina
Zadnik, Mr.. in Mrs. Bostnar.
Po $500: John Urh in Anton
Traven.
Po $500: ]. samsa, P. Segu-
lin, J. Polar, Stella Mako, FIR.
Pozar, M. Ludvik, FIR. Lisjak,
FIR. Silbrtzer, Mike Stradiol,
Mrs. Frank Zabukovec, Mic k
Nugavac, Mr.. in Mrs. Lupin in
Mrs. A. Hrvatin.
Po $1.OO: Mary Hocevar, J.
Fander, R. Rozan, ]. Knautz,
FIR. Magdalenec Jr., Andy Mat
ko, FIR. Hubar, P. Sluga, L.
Fink, Mary Kovac, JOS. Bartel,
Aug. Filipic, J. Lavrencic,t M.
Koprivnik, J. Grill, Gas. 'Segu-
lin, B. A. Rodela, FIR. Mezgec,
JOS. Rolek, Joe Skrjanc, Anto-
Mia Poekaj, Jennie Konestabo,
w. Waskilrich, ]. Vatovec, Te-
rezija Rocina, Amalija Ukmar,
Fr. Ponikvar SOC.
Mesto venca v blag spomin so
darovali po $500 sledeci: Mrs.
Fr. Tratnik "a umrlo Julio
Markovic, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Markic il Westropp Ave in Nez-
ka Kalan "a umrlo Agnes Lun-
der.
Frank Bogolin .je daroyal vso-
to $500, katefa je vknjizena 3.
novembra 1914.
Janko n, Rogelj je izroeil .vso-
to $7O.25, poslano po tajnici
Mary Puz cd drustva 1t. 176
ABZ in vsoto $459,0O, poslano
po tajniku druktva st. 36 ARz.
Vsem posameznikom. drust-
vorn in pozrtvovalnim nabiral-
Gem Sc Y menu trpecih v rojstni
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Podruznica st. 80 SANS
in JPO Sc zahvaliuie

Ia maj in junij so darovali "a
takojsnjo pomoc sledeci: Peter
Lustrik S250.OO, E. Slabe $4,000,
Rudy Bozeglav $4,000, Jack
Obed $4,000 in Vincent Jurman
$4,000, Slov N. Dom $25.OO in
Mrs. Cerkvenik il St. Clair Ave
$25.O0, Mrs. Rose Jurman $40.
Pc $1,000 so darovali: Jos.
Somrak, Frank Rich, FIR. Ver-
bic, Frank Cerne in Mrs. Mary
Krzisnik il Rock Springs, Wy,
Po $500: Anton Ketara in ze-
ma, Frank Molina in zena oba IL
Salem, Ohio, George Molle, To-
nj Kukovac, Mrs. Frances Err.
zen, Louis Kulovec in Joe Moze.
Po $4.OO: John Gabrenja in
Ivan Babnik.
70 9z.OO: Frank Opaskar,
Mrs. Stanic, John Vrh in John
Zaletel, Anna Dolenc, Salem, O.
$1.5O.
Po $780, John Grill, Peter
Segulin in FIR. Hribar.
Ana Erbeznik je nabrala vso-
to $4,000; darovali so: Drustvo
Sv. Ana $1,000; po $500: ne
imenovan IL E. 100 ST., John
Erbeznik, Mr.. in. Mrs. Fred ze-
rovnik, Mrs. Frances Schenk in
Mrs. Ana Erbeznik.
Pc $500: Mrs. Mary Bradac,
Mr.. in Mrs. A. Korenean.
Po $500: Mr.. in Mrs. FIR. Kau-
Gle, Fr. Erbeznik, Mr.. in Mrs.
Urbas IL Holmes Ave-, Tony
Rath in Thomas Urgeb $1.OO,
Mrs. Ana Traven IL Revere Ave.
izrocila vsoto $127.5O; darovali
so: Drustvo AIT SNIP $500,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-16
Skrb "a 0butev

Obutev je postala sedaj vsled
racije n avnos t dragocena
stvar in cato nj vseeno, kako
ravnas z MO. S skrbno in pra-
vino nego 81 lahko ohranis eev-
lie elm dalje casa lepe in trpez-
ne. Nekateri ljudje nosijo svo-
jo obleko in eevlje "vecno", dru-
gi pa >kar cez noe vse potrgajo
in ogulijo. Seveda odloea pri
tenn tudi pohic; hisna ne
more tako patti ma obleko in
cevlje, kakor uradnica. Vendar
zayisi najvee cd tega, kako sna-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-16

lie vada demoratiGne ederativne Jugoslavje svo dela
rac podala line svojega socianega gospodar
skega in pocnega programa Posebe pa je Sc podpred
sedk Wade Edward Karde ocrtal sernce bodocega 60
spodarskega programa XII predvideva podrzayene veil
kega della nasega gospodarstva onemogoca enosransko
zkorscane nasih naravh bogastev zagotavja udeezbo
srokih delovnh sojev pri upravanu sth drug stra
mi vendar cuva prncp prvane astnine in dopusca do
wolf sroko polje nicativ Ia nasega keta
pa je posebno to- da posebna skrb posveea
druznistvu XII maj bo bodoce opora in hrbenca vsega
nasega kmetsva Nj dvoma da hi to korstilo zgrad
mi naega gospodarsva reso odvisnos cd tujega
kapitala in tenn tud poltcne odvisnost in zkorscanja
Pred pa je vazno da vada posyeca oliko paznje
ohranitVi narodne enonosti in soge XII e MONA le po
poni eakopravnos vseh nenih sestavnh delov to je
federaci Bas to- da e Osvobodna fronta nasa restev
Xxi dae jugoslovanskim narodom enakopravnost in samo
stonost ter h socasno slozno dru jugoslovansk dr.
zavn zaednici pa je eden njenih najvecjih uspehov
Mislim da je prav, da porabm to prilko in povem
tud svoe mnene glede starh strank in obnovtve
karstva Nova Jugosava je nova po svojem bistvu
in po svo oblik. Stare sranke, XII svojem razvoju
zaostae XII MISC udeeze osvobodilne borbe XII so
gokrat direkno ali ndrekno cello pomagale okupatorju
da ovirale in nasproovale osvobolni borb ne more
10 novi Jugosav ncesar dodati ne doprinest Pre-
ziVele kakor je prezvea stara Jugosava Vsed
tega hi nihova obnovev pomena korak naza ter b lie
ovrala nadaljn naravn razvoj Jugoslavije Nova
doba zaheva tud novih poltcnih obk Popona enotnos
nase OF e porebna tud prihodnjos Kdorkoli hi tel
enotn OF hotel razva kakrnoko strankarstyo ceprav
" now obk bl razbija naso narodno skupnos povzro
cal bi razdor slovenskem narodu Osvobodna from
ia e kot nostelca te dobe zdrzla svojih vrstah
pozvne narodne sle zato je nena doznost da vod
narod tudi casu mru, kakor ga je voda casu vone
ter tako izvaa in uresnic svo narodn in drzavn pro-
gram Po svoem sestavu in po svojem programu e Osvo
bodna frona zgrajena ako siroko da je njej mono
vsakomur XII je narodno cist in XII mu ie
resnlc "a dobrobt in kors naroda Tud vernim Soven
e dana vsa moznost in prilika da vkluceni vrste
Osvobodine frone pomagao pri obnov donovne ter da
sodelujeo pri zgradn nase narodne udske oblast To
ahko store brez nevarnos svoje versko preprcanje
ker Osvobodna fronta po svojem programu aci vsako
muir popono svobodo verskega preprcana in udejsvova
MIA, kar svojimi dejan tudi dokazuie
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4
teri bi bila eustva ceprav Se ta-
ko v daljni bodocnosti- -omeje-
ma casovno, je lahko Iubezen-
ska in mad vse lepa, zakonska pa
ne more biti nikoli. Ne jemljite
81 torej zakonskega druga ali
druzice - kratek hip, temveG "a
vse zivIenje. S tenn seveda no.
Gem svetovati, da morate pre-
zirati lepoto in misliti samo ma
znacajnost:: cesto je lep obraz
tudi ogledalo lepe duse, neumno
ali slabo bite tudi ne more nj
koli oearati. Zato iscite lepoto
ali njene skrite forne. Kdor OBJ
cuduje ali hrepeni, bo kmalu iz-
zval globoka euvstva; pri tenn
pa glejte jasno! Zamislite Sc v
skupno zivljenje S clovekom, XII
vam ugaja; nikar 81 ne prigovar.
jajte sami, da Sc boste sami "a.
bavali po svoje, drug pa po syo.
je. &c sta po okusih razliena, bo-
sta zivela loceno; to zivljenje ne
DO vec kot bi morale biti " "a.
konu. Poskusite doseci idealni
zakon; igra nj tezka niti memo.
COCA in prinasa pozneje bogato
plaeilo.
Ma ugoyor, da dobri zakoni po
navadi MISC drazestni, temvee
morda cello dolgocasni, gotovo
pa zelo prozaieni, moran nagla.
siti, da 81 drazestne zakone VISA.
kdo ustvarja sam. Kakor je sla.
bo obdelan vrt prerascen s pie.
velom, tako poplavljajo malo
marno negovano ljubezen GUY
stva slabosti, dolgocasja in pro
ze. Vse pride mad taksen zakon:
dolgocasje, zlobni jeziki, gospo
darske skrbi in Sc hujse. Kako
Sc mu pomaga? z obljubo, o ka'
teri sem govoril, da ne hos popu
still, stalno branil vez in sreco
nanovo povezal vsako potrgane
nit in nanovo postavil vsak ko
Seek zidu, XII bi ga podrl zob ca
sa. Razen tega pa moras bit
zmerom pozoren. Zakon ziyi v
zaupanju in gotovosti. Hinavsei
ma nina moci mad dvema Glove
koma, XII 81 povesta vse. Pc tel
metodi Sc da doseci ona cudovi
ia, svojevrstna vez, XII 81 je oni
XII je ne poznajo, sploh ne more
| jo predociti, ona zdruzitev lju
bezni in prijateljstva, eutnosti
in spostovanja, umevanja in OBJ
cudovanja, da, skoraj cloveska in
bozja zdruzitev, XII je sele pravi
zakon.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-16
~ENAKOPRAVNOSTI"
Is. Julija, '1945

limo obleko ali cevlje. cevlje, II
jih negujes $ potrebno skrb-
nostjo, nosis Be enkrat tako dol
90 kakor tiste, "a katere Sc ne
zmenis.
Ko so cevlji Be novi, preden
jih prvie obujes, jih namazi 2
mazilom prav ma tanko, ker Sc
potem vrhnje usnje ne bo kva-
rilo in obdrgnilo. Podplate ma
mazi z lanenim oljem ali firne-
lem, ker so potem gibenejsi in
trpeznejsi.
Ia poznejso nego obutve je
prya zahteva, da Sc morajo cev-
Iii takoj sezuti, elm pride elo-
vek domov. To je vazno re "a
radi snage, da ne trosimo pra-
hu in blata s ceste po stanova-
nju.
. Sc bolj potrebno pa je to, &c
so cevlji blatni in mokri. Kdor
bi pa take cevlje takoj vrgel v
kot, da bi Sc tam posusili, sc
ne SINE cuditi, &c zgubijo prav
kmalu svojo obliko in so ze cez
nekaj tednov videti obnoseni in
start. Vsak eevelj, XII ga sezujes,
mora takoj, dokler je Sc gorak,
ma kopito. &c Sc ii noge pote ali
pa so eevlji premoeeni, Sc mo-
rajo najprej posusiti, nato pri-
dejo sele ma kopito, drugaee Sc
ne morejo cd znotraj posusiti.
Umazanija IRE usnje, cato je
treba umazane cevlje takoj
osnaziti in jih ne smemo pustiti
umazane cez noe. &c so zelo
blatni, storimo najbolje, &c jih
umijemo z vodo. S tenn jih te-
meljito osnazimo, obenem pa je
ia nacin odstranjevanja blata
bolj snazen kakor krtacenje. Ko
so cevlji temeljito snazni in su-
hi, jih sele namazemo. Mazati
moramo veckrat, a z dobrim
mazilom, nato pa usvetimo z
mehko cunjo, XII mora biti ved-
no cista; veckrat jo je treba IL
pratt. cevlje moramo pray ma
tenko mazati, ker mazilo usnie
prezre, &c ga je proved ma debe-
10 ma usnju.
Ia snazenje uporabljamo ved-
no le TAXA sredstva, XII SO pri-
merna tisti vrsti usnja in tisti
barvi cevljev. &c je usnje OBJ
cutljiyo, je najbolje, &c ga ma
mazemo z brezbarynim mazi-
lom. Irhovinaste (semis) cevlje
obribamo gumijasto krtaco,
umazanino pa odrgnemo s smir-
kevim ali steklenim papirjem.
Platnene. cevlje operemo, jih ma
mazemo belim mazilom in po-
susimo ma zraku ali ma solncu.
Lakaste cevlje pa namazemo z
oljem "a lax. Start lakasti cev-
iii pa Sc znova svetijo, &c jih
drgnemo prerezano cebulo.
Preglej veekrat, &c SO ceylji
znotraj v redu. Kadar opazis
vzbokline, maj eevljar napravi
noyo podlogo ali pa daj ee-
veil podplat il papirja, XII ga
premenjaj ysak dan. TAX pod
plat greje nogo. in varuje no.
gavice, da. Sc prehitro ne trga
10. ~"