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Poee 3

Now bock in
civiIion clothes,
koik Gion Singh.
rs. who served
with the 18th
Punjob Regiment
in Burmo. ond he
won the Vjctorio
Cross for eol-
lontry folks to o
former in his no.
tive viIlo9e Of
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01

cele tocno oh Z. uri zvecer. Cla-
nice, bodite toeno ma mestu, ker
dosedaj je incl mas krozek Sc
vsako leto "Bozicnico" "a vse
clanice krozka st. 3. Vsaka cla-
MICA maj prinese darilo "a vso-
to $1.00. Pc seji bo prigrizek in
zabava. ~..........
Nasa clanica, Mrs. Louise
Derdich je bila operirana, Olgo
Leskovec pa je obdarila tetica
storklja z zalo puncko. Prvi ze-
limo naglega okrevanja, drugi
pa izrekamo nase iskrene ee'
stitke! Upamo, da bosta ODE
kmalu zopet v nasem krogu.
Mas krozek je izkazal svoje
globoke simpatije nasi zapisni-
karici Gusti Zupancic Oh izgubi
drage hcerke Florence.
Dne 2. decembra DO vprizo.
rila postojanka SANSa st. 10e
v Euclidu tridejanko '''Davek ma
samce". Pricetek igre DO OF
$3.50 popoldne v Slovenskem
drustvenem domu ma Reche1
Ave. Vstopnina k igri in plesu
samo SOC. Ia Piles bodo igralj
Ulle bratje. Ma razpolago bodo
kajpada tudi okrepcila. Yes ci.
sti prebitek gre "a Jugoslovan.
ski Relif. Vsi in vse ste dobro.
doSli!
Ia krozek st. 3
Mary Ster, tai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01
EUCLIDSKI KROzEK ST. 3
POROCA

Nasa novemberska seja je BIZ
! la zelo dobro obiskana. In ka-
ko prijetnos je videti toliko no
viii obrazov! Sal to mi daje vec
volje in navdusenja "a nadaljno
delo z nasimi clanicami.
Odkar je v teku kampanja "a
move clanice, jih dobimo vsako
sejo po nekaj. V novembru sta
pristopili Jennie Lampe in Mol
lie Sersen. Reel moran, da "a
sluzijo nase clanice vse prizna-
ME "a njih pozrtvovalno delo in
agitacijo "a move clanice. LIE ta-
ko naprej dekleta!
JAZZ sem podala svoje porocilo
glede nadaljevanja nasega della
"a Jugoslovanski Relif, kot je
bilo sklenjeno ma seji posebne-
ga relifnega odbora Progresiv-
nih Slovenk.
z zakljuckom vojne Sc nj kon-
cano trpljenje nash ljudi v do
movini in svoboda, "a katero
smo Sc borili bo brez pomona, &c
dovolimo, da ljudje umirajo cd
gladu in pomanjkanja obleke,
zato 81 bo mas odbor "a Jugo-
slovanski Relif prizadeval Sc ma
dalje zbirati topic obleko "a vse.
Mas krozek je dolocil pose
ben dan namrec 13. januarja,
1916 v ia namen. Priredile bo-
mo takozvan "baby shower, da
zberemo skupaj cimvec potreb-
scin "a jugoslovansko deco, "a
revoke, XII so brez topic obleke,
odeje, it'd. Clanice so vse navdu-
sene "a idejo in SO pripravljene
delati z vsemi svojimi mocmi,
da DO ia "baby shower" velik
uspeh. Mladina in matere v do
movini VAN bodo hvalezne "a
to.
Decembersko sejo bono pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01

MIA! Clanice, obiscite jo ker vas
DO zares vesela.
Ma letni seji bodo tudi od-
dani dobitki, trije po stevilu.
Clanice so prosene, da Sc ma
dalje pridno razpecavajo toza-
devne listke. &c vam jih zmanj-
ka, pridite po nadaljne k meni
ma dom, da bo cimvecji uspeh.
JAZZ sem yam vedno ma razpola.
go. Vse, kar mas je pri krozku,
bi rade cimvec pomagale "a sta
ri kraj in ravno S tenn bono pri-
pomogle do vecje vsote, &c Sc
vsaka malo potrudi v prihod-
njih dneh.
Torej ma delo in uspeh je mas
Veliko smo re delale, toda dra-
ge Glanice, nase naloge Sc MISC
koncane. Letosnja zima bo Sc
strasna "a nase v domovini in
me jih ne smemo razocarati,
Napnimo vse nase sile, da jih
reSimo lakOte in zmrzovania.
Letos ne bonn razposiljala cla-
nicam vabil "a letno sejo. Maj
vam zadostuje to mole porocilo
in vabilo. Prosim, vdelezite sc te
vazne seize dne 9. decembra po-
poldne. Upam, da bono zopet
dosti dobrega ukrenile, po seji
pa Sc zares enkrat prav dobro
zabavale.
= y y
Rojakinje, XII Sc niste pri Pro-
gresivnih Slovenian, pristopite
k nam. Veliko vas je Sc, XII ina
te dobre misli in ste nasega pre-
pricanja in zato ne odlaSa jte
vec pristopom. LIE V skupno-
sti in slogi je moe! Stopajte to-
rel V "Progresivne vrste"!
S pozdravom!
Frances Wolf.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01
Da Sc ne prehladimo

lima in z njo zinski prehla-.
di so pred durnai. Glejmo torej,
da nudimo nasemu zivotu do
volj topic obleke, zlasti pazimo,
da nam bodo noge vedno tople
in suhe. &c lie utegnemo, pojdi-
mo vsak dan izven hise ma kra-
tex izprehod. Pojdimo pes v tr-
govino in po drugih opravkih.
Stopajmo urno in vdihujmo
nasa pljuea svez zrak z moenim
in globokim dihanjem. Stano-
vanje, kjer prezivimo vecji del
dneva, imejmo vedno dobro
prezraceno. Glejmo, da DO
zrak v sobah nekoliko vlazen,
ker presuh zrak drazi dihalne
organe. Ne umivajmo 81 las in
ne kopljimo Sc predno gremo
izven hise, pac pa predno gremo
k pocitku. Ker je navadno "a
prtje vzrok mnogih prehladov,
je posebno vazno, da drzimo mas
sistem cist ter v rednem delova-
nju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01

koc instinktivno cutili in razu-
nell ter Sc po Min tudi ravna-
Ii. Danes pa vse vemo in razu-
memo, delamo pa ravno .obrat-
no. ss. = ..s..
In mesto, da bi danes, ko ina
mo hitra prevozna sredstva uzi-
vail boljso in bolj svezo hrano,s
sadja, socivje, meso, it'd, pa
vse to spravljamo v rama skla-
'disca in dobickanosnega name
ma in dajemo vecinoma vse ma
trg, ko je ze posteno prelezano
in je izgubilo del svoje prvotne
vrednosti. Posledica so kajpada
nestete move bolezni, rama hi
rama in to pri ljudeh in ziva-
lih, O katerih 81 bell glavo zdrav-
niski in znanstveni svet, da bi
pa posvetili tia, odkoder najvec
krivde izvira, tega pa ne. Znan-
stveniki m ejo samo izumiti,
pronajti, it'd, nimajo pa pra-
vico prakticno izvajati.
Vzrok, kakor " vsem, tako
smO tudi tn. kakOr ptic moi, da
skrijemo glavo v pesek, mislec,
da mas nihce ne vidi. Toda po-
sledice takega nespametnega
ravnanja, so vidne vsepovsodi in
vsakomur, XII ina oci, da vidi
in instinkt da cuti.
Zacasne dobicke imajo ma eni
strani zivezni spekulantje in ma
drugi zdravniki, narod pa trpi,
placuje in hira in to vse po ne
potrebnem in v dezeli, XII je maj
bogatejsa ma svetu. Dobra pre-
hrana, pomeni dober, zdrav ma
rod. In zdrav narod DO zdravo
mislil in ustvaril zdravo bodoc-
most.
Torej draga gospodinja, tudi
tvoja vloga v kuhinji nj tako
malenkostna kot 81 vcasih pred
stavljas! LIE pridna bodi in ur-
no sc zavrti v kuhinji! Kadar-
koli mores speci domacega kru-
ha in skuhaj dobrih donna pri-
pravljenih Jedi il najboljsih
snovi, kar jih zmore denarni-
ca in pomni, da je Sc vedno ce-
neje, kot bolezen in zdravila.
In glej tudi, da ucis tvojo dru-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01

in zdravo. .Pri ljudeh ali ziva-
lih, XII Sc hranijo proved eno-
stransko hrano, nastanejo go
tove bolezni, Sc razvijejo goto-
We nadloge. Znanost je tudi od-
krila, da vsebuje zelenjava, me-
senina in sploh vse, kar clovek
uziva, najvec in najboljse vita
mine sveze, to Sc pravi, da nj
prelezano, procesirano ali kon-
zervirano. ~
Ker pa je moderni nacin xiv.
ljenja postal tako kompliciran,
da mora iti vse, kar uzijemo
skozi vsakovrstne procese, kjer
izgubi dokaj svoje prvotne vred-
nosti, trpi narod vzlic temu, da
uziva pretezna vecina ljudi v
Zdruzenih drzavah dokaj balan-
cirano hrano, t. j., da uzivajo
vsak dan poleg mocnatih, mlec-
nih in mesnih jedi tudi kolici-
no socivja, sadja in jajc, ma ne
stetih boleznih, katere povzro-
ca pomanjkanje vitaminov. Kar
k temu ne prispeva Sc itak pre-
lezana in cesto napol pokvarje-
ma hrana, pa pripomorejo Sc
razne spretne "kuhinjske vesca-
kinje", XII so mas zene ze toliko
"osvobodile" kuhinjskih ddzno-
sti, da nam skoro sploh vec ku-
haiti ne DO treba.
Pametna gospodinja rabi pri
gospodinjstvu svojo zdravo pa
met in razsodnost. Ona ne gle
da toliko pri ceni, kakor| pri
1 kvaliteti kupljene hrane. &c ina
pri hisi kolickaj vrticka, 81 ga
poleti lepo obseje in zasadi, kjer
dobi tekom poletja sproti svezo
zelenjavo. Pri kuhi ne gleda to-
liko, kako Sc DO "osvobodila"
gospodinjskega della in v par
minutah servirala juzino ali veo
cerjo, temvec posveca skrb in
paznjo sleherni jedi ker We, da
pomeni hrana, katero da druzi-
nj ma mizo, ali zdravje ali bole-
zen. Pametna gospodinja ne pre-
greva jedi, ker O pregrevanju
so nase matere jako malo vede-
lie in prakticirale in moramo
priznati, da so vzgojile precej
trden in zilav rod.
Kriz z danasnjim modernim
nacinom zivljenja je ia, da nam
je moderna znanost odkrila vpo.
,. gled v mnoge tajne narave, ka.
tere so mnogi modri ljudje ne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01
Kr0zki
p0r0caj0...
RAZNO Cd KROzKA ST. l


Ma nasi zadnji seji mas je bi-
10 navzocih 43 clanic, kar je ze-
10 lepo stevilo in kaze, kako
ljubijo nase clanice predava-
MIA. Predavatelj, Mr.. Michael
Lab je pa tudi izbral in obdelal
zelo vazen predmet, namrec
"Nasa borba - nasa zena.'
Mr.. Lab je incl svoja izvaja-
MIA spisana in nam jih je ma
prosnjo izrocil, da jih lahko pri-
obcimo ma nasi "Progresivni
strani', "a kar Sc mu najlepse
zahvaljujem i'm emu nasega
krozka.
Letna seja krozka st. 1 Sc bo
vrsila dne 9. decembra, kar pa
de ma nedelio in sicer bo seja oh
2. uri popoldne. Sklep oktober-
ske seje je bill, da Sc prosi cla-
nice, da prinese vsaka zavoj, O.
ziroma darilo "a poslati V start
kraj nasim nesrecnim rojakom,
bratom in sestram, XII so V res
nici krvavo potrebni obleke in
hrane. Po seji bono imele pa
bozicno zabavo okrep3ili. Cla-
nice, "a ia dan YAM svetujem
da uredite vse delo dom "a
druzino dopoldne, da Sc yam po-
tenn ne DO mudilo domov in bo-
mo imele res lep bozicni vecer
Vabim tudi vas, sestra uredni-
ca, da pridete ia dan med mas,
&c vam bo mogoce..
!: y: *
Nasa sestra Jennie Godec Sc
je ponesrecila v tovarni ma pr
stu. zelimo il hitrega okreva-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01

zinico zn1ernosti v jedi in pi-
jaci, pa najsibo delavnik ali
prank. Kolikokrat slisis, ka-
ko so po kakem prazniku "a
posleni zdravniki. In zakaj? Kers
ljudje nimajo prave mere in smo
v TEN pogledu slabsi cd zivali.1
Ne zavedamo Sc, da je nase te-
10 kakor natancen stroj. ce raw
namo z MIN zmerno in po pa
meti, bo obratoval gladko in
brez posebnih neprilik, &c pa ga
zlorabljamo, DO odpovedal in.
nam povzrocal hudih preglavic.
Sploh pa je ma svetu vsem
tako - zdrav razum pa bodisi
v narodnem, svetovnem ali pri-
vatnem gospodarstvu ali gospo-
dinjstvu &c hocete, pom e nj
zdravje, sreco in blagostanje, -
neumnost in nezmernost v enem
ali >drugem pa pomeni mizerijo
vseh vrst. In tega innamo danes
ma svetu toliko, da je skrajni
cas-, da krenemo ma pot zdra-
vega razuma. =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-01

Clovek ma eni strani napre-
duje, ma drugi pa nazaduje. Mo-
derna znanost nam je odkrila,
kako veliko vlogo igrajo v ma
81 prehrani takozvani vitamini
ali razne kemikalije, XII jih mo-
ra dobivati nase telo v obliki
hrane, ako hocemo, da ostanejo
nasi organi, nase telo, krepko
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-04
Woodrow Niles Now
On Transport Ship

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-WoodroW
c. Niles, seaman, first class,
14O1 Newton street Key West,
served during the war aboard
the cruiser USS Vincennes,
whose crew now is performing
one of its most pleasant tasks,
that of bringing high-pOint Paci-
fic veterans back home to the
States.
Before being assigned to the
Magic Carpet fleet which in
cludes more than ESQ of the larg-
er ships engaged in carrying
veterans back from the Pacific,
the Vincennes had Stalked the
Japs across more than $4,000
miles of ocean in her 10 months
of action. The ship was credited
with sinking a Jap cruiser in
San Bernadino Straits, in one
of the most unusual surface en-
gagements of the war.
1t was a pitch-black night
when the Jap ship was sighted,
and the crew related afterWard
that it never had a chance to
fire a shot, so surprising was
the Vincennes' attack. That task
was accomplished in less than
20 minutes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-04
MAKING MORE ATOMIC BOMBS

The revelation that our atomic fac
tories are producing bombs, revealed by
President Truman, may be taken as an IN
dication that this country intends to keep
ahead of the world in the production OF
these devastating agents.
Mr. Truman said that the bombs pro-
duced might be strapped if agreement with
other nations leads to a feeling of safety
and security. In addition he expressed
confidence that this result is attainable and
that the world will have permanent peace.
While the President expresses conf
dence in the future, his remarks should not
be taken as an indication that the United
States will trust itself exclusively to words
of good will. Until some international pO-
lice force is available to keep the peace
of the world, it will be necessary for in
dividual nations to arm themselves in pro-
portion to their wealth and responsibility.
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Coulee Dam, born Saco, Maine,
81 years ago.
Deanna Durbin actress-singer,
born in Winnipeg, Canada, %
years ago.
Roy E. Tomlinson, president
National Biscuit Co., New York,
born in Chicago, Sc years ago.
Mai. Gen. Walter L. Reed,
retired, son of the conqueror of
yellow fever, born Fl. Apache,
Ariz., 68 years ago.
DR.. John w. Kerr, retired,
noted U. S. Public Health Serv-
ice official, born Grand Rapids,
Ohio, "A years ago.
Rev. Charles c. Morrison,
editor of The Christian Century,
Chicago, born Harrison, Ohio, II
years ago.
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DAILY REMINDERS
DIV
ToDAY's ANNIVERSARIES
Standard Press Association

1736-Thomas Godfrey, Phila-
delphia poet-playwright, author
of THE Prince of Parthia", first
play written by an American
born to be produced on profess
sionaI stage, born Philadelphia.
Died Aug e. A763.
l818--John LIE Conte, physi-
cist, professor-president of the
University of Georgia, born Lib
erty county, Ga. Died April 20,
1891.
1818-!Wiliam w. LOring, not
ed officer in war with Mexico,
Confederate general, Egyptian
army head after the war, born
Wilmington, N. C. Died in New
York, Dec. 80, 1886.
1845-10O years ago-John A.
Cockerill, drummer boy at Is
in Union army, journalist, war
correspondent, old New York
World editor-in-chief, a great
fighting editor, born Adams
county, Ohio. Died April 10,
1896.
1861 - Lillian Russell, famed
comic opera star and stage
beauty, born in Clinton, Iowa.
Died June 6, 1922.
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TODAY IN HISTORY

1888 - Gen. Washington bids
farewell to his officers in New
York; each bidding him fare
well in return, with moistened
eyes, Il most devoutly wish that
your latter days may be as
prosperous and happy as your
former ones have been glorious
and honorable"
1867 - The National Grange,
Patrons of Husbandry, organic
ed in Washington by Dept. OF
Agriculture employees.
1915 - Henry Ford's "Peace
Ship" sails out of New York to
get the boys out of the trenches
by Christmas.
1918 - AS American-French
Army of Occupation crosses into
Germany people there seem
more astonished than alarmed
at sight.
1925 - Some 100000 home
seekers found camped out in
Florida.
1882 - First band of hunger
marchers, some $4,000 men,
women and children, arrive in
Washington.
1885 - The National Associa-
ton of Manufacturers, opening
convention in New York, de-
clares itself in politics to rid
country of the New Deal.
1942-U, S. air forces make
first attack on Italy proper.
1912 - Toxic broadcasts Japs
finished mopping-up in the Phil
ippines.
1943-U. S. carrier planes at
tack the Marshall Islands.
1944-Americans and Germans
battle for the Saar Basin.
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When he had released her and
stood back to look at her she
realized that this was not the bit
ter, taciturn man she had known
for so long. This was the man Of
whom she had gotten a glimpse
that Sunday afternoon on the
stairway, the man of whom his
mother had written: Il wish you
might have known him when he
was gay and laughing" And she
knew in her heart that only she
could keep him like this.
Later he said, What are you
doing still sitting in this wheel
chair? You should have been
walking weeks ago."
Il know it! But couldn't!
guess I've been waiting for you
to come, John!
"Then what are we waiting
longer for? Come on. Let's go!''
He took the rug away from her
knees and held out his hand. She
had a feeling of utter panic for
a moment. Her legs, so long un-
used. felt like water. He said,
"Anne, darling, there's nothing to
be afraid OFF,
She put her hand in his, gave
him one trembling look, half
laughing, half fearful. She -tood
up slowly. Rags, realizing that
something unusual was going on,
began to bark loudly. Mrs. Win
slow came to the door and Mr..
WinsloW came around the corner
of the house to see what the
commotion was. They were just
in time to see Anne take five
steps and fall into Johns arms.
They came running, the tears
coursing down Mrs. Winslow's
checks. Il knew she needed you,
John. I should have sent for you
sooner"
Her father said, you won't be
afraid any more, will you, Anne?"
And Anne answered, mo,
father-Ill never be afraid any
more"
When their exuberant thoughts
became coherent again, they
made their plans. They would be
married in the little country
church by DR.. Conover, sur
rounded and attended by the peo-
pie Anne loved, Just as soon as
John returned from his assign
ment overseas. He thought ne
might be gone six weeks. It
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SHOULD STAY HOME

A dispatch from London says that an
American committee is expected in Great
Britain for the purpose of protesting the
English policy in Palestine.
Included among those listed as on the
committee are three Congressman who have
no business Whatever on the junket. Even
other Americans, listed as private citizens,
could contribute ITO international good will
by permitting the government Of the Unit
ed States to handle the matter.
1t is safe to say that if a committee of
eminent British citizens happened to come
to the United States for the purpose of pro-
testing our policy in the Philippines, or
elsewhere. that they would be given the
proverbial Bronx cheer and told where
10 go.