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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Tidy Up for Tea

MRS. ROBERT STOEPEL and
Mrs T.ongyear Palmer are doing
tHo decorations for the invita-
ffgnal tea on Friday TO be
ryon by the Sigma Gamma AS
e1c.ation and the board OF
trustees Of the Detroit Ortbo-
rrdic Clinic in the clinics
POW headquarters in the George
H. Cummings Memorial Build
------.-rf-r N Woodward avenue -.
10 commemorate its 25th ami
: Ncrsary. -.
: Mis- Frances Booth Is gem
poral chairman Of the party and
1Irs John H. Potter, assistant
chairman. .|.
Mrs Jerome II Remick Jr.
has charge Of invitations q.
end Mary Tiedeman IS recruit
ing 20 girls to take the guests
on pecuon tours OF the
building
Mrs John REMOVER. president
Of sigma Gamma -. and Mrs.
George Schemm e.. president
OF The board Of trustees 4.
will receive. 80.
Josephine Collins is chairman
ef volunteers who will assist
with The serving. -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

SO young the pinafors ruffles,
so slim the "V'' waist, Pattern
1859 will be your special pet.
Why not make two versions:
one. as shown; the other. with
out rufflss.
Pattern 4569 comes IN kisss
IL. 1e. ls. 20; 81. -, IS. Ss. 30
and a. Size is, - yards b-
inch material.
Send 20 cents IN coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly name and sd-
dress, style number and sirs-
Send an additional IS cents
for the Anne Adams Book Of
Patterns for Fall and Winter.
Free patterns for 3 hats, 3 bags,
peplum and bedjacket printed in
book.
Send So cents In coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order TO the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Grape
Cookery
Times Phon
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

SUPPLIES OF table grapes
are heavier on the markets this
week. The grape crop conSti-
tutes one OF our major sources
Of fruit this season, although
the Eastern or Concord type
will be quite short. Any OF these
that you find available-do use
20 full advantage.
The cooking uses Of the table
grape are limited. Try these and
the following concord oombinA.
lions.
Open Crepe Pie
8 cups grapes
Ia cups sugar
! tablespoon quick cooking
taploca.
Line pie plate with any pre-
ferred pastry: halve and seed
grapes, stir the sugar and tapi-
oca into them and use 10 fill pie,
placing strips OF pastry lattice
fashion over fruit. Bake % TO
30 minutes in moderately hot
oven 1915 degrees. Serves 6.
Grspe-Orenee Salad
tablespoon gelatin
Il cup cold water.
IA cup boiling water.
Ia cups orange juice
cup seeded grapes.
Soak gelatin in cold water;
add boiling water; stir until
gelatin is dissolved. Add orange
juice; allow 10 chill until some
what thickened but not firm. II
grapes contain seeds, cut each
grape IN half and remove seeds.
Add grapes 10 gelatin mixture;
pour into Individual molds or
large mold. Chill until firm.
Grape Cake Pudding
! quart stenned Concord
grapes
2 tablespoons quick cooking
tapioca
cup sugar
u cup water
Grated rind Of ! lemon
II cup flour ~
u teaspoon baking powder -
u teaspoon salt =
3 tablespoons butter
i cup sugar
2 eggs.
Skin grapes. Cook pulp until
tender; remove seeds by forcing
through a sieve. Mix skins,
pulp. tapioca, sugar, water and
lemon rind in top of double
boiler. Cook over boiling water
until tapioca becomes transpar-
ent.
Pour into creased casserole or
deep baking dish Sift flour,
baking powder and salt to-
gether. Cream butter: add sugar
gradually; add well beaten eggs.
Fold in dry ingredients. Spread
over grape mixture. Bake in
moderate oven. Serve warm or
cold.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Juniors Keep Busy

THE Dynamic members ot
the Junior Goodwill Industries
have no intention OF relaxing,
IL seems, IN the postwar period
II one may Judge by the
lively discussion Of three tenta-
tive projects .. which followed
the luncheon given yesterday
Nor club members =. by Mrs.
George Mason OF Fairfield
avenue. -.
Mrs. Mason's buffet table =.
laid with a lace cloth was
stunning in It's all-white decor.
with shining crystal and silver.
Mrs. George Trumbull, presi-
dent. and Mrs. Howard Perkins
dispensed coffee and tea
The guests included -. Janet
whirl Kelsey Mrs. Herbert
ffgrrreter Mrs. John Bel
field -. Mrs. John Denler - /.
Mrs Lee Fowle - Mrs. Rob-
srt Whitworth Mrs. w a.
Lindberg Mrs. Sidney HUFF
Mrs. Leo Martin Mrs.
Thornton Waterfall -. Mrs.
CLAW Doss Mrs. Raymond
Ford . Mrs. w. r. Streit I.
Mrs. J. Thomas Smith {.
Mrs. Raymond Perring -, Mrs.
Winfield S. jewell Jr, -. Mrs.
Sylvester Cottrell Mrs.
George CrimminS ., Mrs.
Howard Wheeler .. Mrs,
Cleary Swanson Mrs. Les
ter Colman Mrs. j. A. G..
Mullen Mrs. Dwight Ed
wards Mrs. Bruce Tappan
Mrs. Noble Travis =. 1.
Mrs Richard Braund and Mrs.
T1-uecf POTClin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
M.,y, p, m1Asm M9men>
In Mayfair
With
THE CHAPERON

~ HIGH GLEE q. and
bearing trophies men,
be's of the Bloomfield Hills
riding set returned yesterday
from the Chagrin Valley
Hunt Clubs swank horse show.
Mrs. Graham J. Graham's
horse Black Thorn" I.
ridden by Charlotte Nichols Z.
captured the Big John trophy
...a a notable feat ID. as II was
more than 20 years since this
trophy had been awarded to
any but a Cleveland horse {.
The Beelzebub cup was won
by Harry Nichols Jr. -. on his
hi-eEGe "IIellzhpoppin" 4.
This cup originally pre-
sentcd by the late Burns
Henry and a group OF other
Crosse Pointers about . yeHrs
ago came back here after
many years -.
Sallie Fortier OF Birmingham
won the Ladies Hunter trophy
or Arcadia lie Sou"
Ann Bridge carried of an
award IN the pair class. -.
And Lydia Rothman l2-
year-old daughter OF the Ed
ward Il. Rothmans won
several ribbons in the junior
cfarS.
All in ALL II was a thrilling
weekend for the local horse
men and horsewomen who were
entertained az luncheons and
cocktail parties and dinners. -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Victory Flower
And Garden Show

THE NORTHW WESTERN
GARDEN CLUB will have a
Victory Flower and Garden
Show conducted by Mrs. F..
II. Kingston at the home OF
Mrs. j. w. Harworth. 1889
Mark Twain on Sept. r.
Colored Niides OF flowers and
shrubs will be shown by Mrs.
A. +. Munroe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Wash Socks Daily

WASH out children's socks
daily instead OF letting them
Pile up in the clothes hamper.
Imbedded perspiration and sand
tend 10 deteriorate the fibers,
and should not be left in for any
length of time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Your Daily
Horoscope
BY FRANCES DRAKE

Look ~ the Section IN Which
Your Birth day Comes, and
Find What Your Outlook 10,
According 10 the Stars,
For Wsdresday, Sept. ie. 1913
MARCH sf TO APRIL 30
Ariss-Should be favorable
time 10 open a new shop, busi-
ness, expand activities wisely.
Gains through sound invest
ments, saving, law, education.
Navy, maritime Affairs spon-
sored.
APRIL ~ TO NAY 20
Tnur Slime for shipping.
dealing in chemicals, liquids;
study, invention. Finances highly
favored. Put good ideas 70 max
ing progress, money. Make Ad.
vantEgeous contracts.
MAY ~ TO JUNE H
GsniN-Mercury's position
now warns against srratic
moves, su d den decisions and
action. Can be productive. fruit
ful day for your affairs II you
are discreet. Stick at your job.
JUNE 20 TO JULY fs
Cdnc6r-Benefits surer. more
generous by cooperation with
superiors. employers. all those
whose work and interests are
sntwinsd with yours. Good for
monetary propositions, employ.
ment.
JULY ~ TO AUG. %
Lso-Teamwork, concentration
OF effort on immediately urgent
matters should bring hns results.
Opportuns day II you handle II
right. Make wise decisionSI
don't idle.
AUG. fs TO SEPT. rs
Virgo - f xareiss care IN
promises. written and legal mat
ters. Day beneficial in many
ways. Study, confidential affairs.
dietetics, medicine among first
favored.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. rs
Libra - Propitious period for
Eelf-expression, bettering quality
Of output, studying all aspects
Of a matter. Employment and
home affairs should flourish. In
vest for future.
OCT cL tn NOV. ~
Scorpio 49, Don't let disagree
ments disturb good possibilities
for new gains shown this encour-
aging day. Consistent work at
specific tasks will bring surpriS-
ing gains.
NOV. RS TO DEC. 20
S0gittdriUs - S ii m ating
forces for business, industrial
interests. Expansion, plans for
future improvement favored.
Acquaint self with public de-
mands. new, profitable trends.
DEC. 3S TO JAN. ri
Cdpricorn-You don't need 10
splurge but necessary improve
ments can be made, new devices
and machinery added 10 keep
pace with demands. Dare TO be
original. if helpful. G
JAN. s2 TO FEB. 20
1QUdTiUs-A luke-warm atti-
tude won't do. but sound aggres-
siveness can net unlooked-for
advantages, financial improve
ment. Investigate new PROPOSE
tions; seek better methods.
FEB. 8f TO MARCH 20
Pisces - Some imperfections,
perhaps, but day on whole is full
Of promise. and you can soon
bring TO fulfllment cherished
ideas, well-laid plans. BE deci-
sive; advancement possible.
YOU, BORN TODAY: Logi-
cal, discerning, practical, also
highly artistic. Head usually
rules emotions. Ingenious; lit
crary talent; bright in speech,
careful in manner. dress
copyright. ie45, By kim Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Back From New York

MRS. LOVELAND MEYER
TIG Of New York, formerly of
Detroit arrived Friday 20
spend few days wfth~Mrs.
Clifford Merrill at the
: Mrs. Meyering will motor
west on Wednesday with the
William B. Colburns who are
returning 20 their home In
Palm Springs, Cal. =.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Moving Ice Box

TO MOVE your refrigerator
easily on cleaning day, wet and
rub a piece of soap on the limo
leum around and under IL.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-12-01
REFORM LEADER SAYS ALL
SIGNS POINT TO REVIVAL OF
RELIGIOUS Interest

CINCINNATI, Ohio - The
winning of the unaffiliated is one
of the foremost problems con-
fronting American Jewry today,
declared DIR. Maurice N. EiSen-
drath, director Of the Union OF
American Hebrew Congregations,
in his recent report to the Exc
cutive Board of the parent or
ganizatiOn of more than 300 Re-
form congregations throughout
the country.
Pointing to the "disappoint-
ment prevalent both here and
abroad, particularly since the ap-
uearance of the atomic bomb,
which has shattered much of our
complacency," DR.. Eisendrath said
that Gin such day, there is but
one refuge and one dynamic that
can save us = the refuge of the
synagogue, the dynamic OF our
Jewish faith.
"The seeming reversiOn on the
mart of the great nations, includ-
ing our own, to power politics has
brought CONSERVATION to our
hearts" continued DIR. Eisendrath.
"The continued plight OF our
brethren overseas, the apparent
repudiatiOn of their plighted word
on the part of the leaders even
Of our demOcracies, the general
moral and spiritual bankruptcy
that is extant = all this has caus-
ed the joyous hour of victory to
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-12-01
Winning Of Unaffiliated Is Foremost
Problem" Eisendrath Says

seem bitter to our tongues. AS
never before, it is incumbent up
on us to strengthen our SynagOg-
ues and to bring the ideals of
our Jewish heritage to bear up
on the complex and confusing
problems of our day."
DIR. Eisendrath also reported
that:
1. The Jewish Chautauqua So
ciety, sponsored by the National
Federation of Temple Brother
hoods, had sent rabbis to speak
at 300 colleges throughout the
country in the past year and that
the organization had provided a
program of Jewish education at
20 summer camps made up Of
selected Christian youth who prof
tied greatly from the instruction
of the representatives of the
Chautauqua Society,""
2. Institutes on Judaism for
Christian Ministers were con-
Quoted under Union auspices In
fOrty-seven communities through
out the United States.
3. A set of six double-faCed
records of liturgical music, de-
rived from the world famous
Birnbaum collection of the He
brew Union College, were made
available to congregations and
the public for the first time
through the Unions Commission
on Synagogue Activities.
4. In the year since the in
stitutiOn- of the pension plan,
Jointly sponsored by the Union
and the Central Conference of
Rabbis, 152 rabbiS have |
been included in the plan which |
has an estimated estate value of
almost three million dollars.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-12-01

Major Maxwell Cohen Of Boston eft) of World
Wars succeeds Archie H. Creenberg of Brooklyn National
Commander of the Jewish War Veterans of the u S. Major
Cohen, member of the JWV 1922 called for active
duty World War eight months before Pearl Harbor He is
the first of the second World War head major vet
Grams organization.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-12-01
Group Appointed
To Direct Jewish
Recreation Plans

TAMPA - Morris S. Uman,
Tampa attorney and president of
the Florida Federation of B'nai
Birth Lodges, appointed a State
Youth Commission of the organ
ization to direct a broad pro-
gram of recreation for Jewish
youngsters of Florida.
Harry Jaffee of Jacksonville
and Milton A. Friedman of Miami
were named co-chairman. Other
members are Barney J. Cohen of
Orlando, Louis Cohen of st. Pet
ersburg, Mrs. Edith Galoob of
Jacksonville, Mrs. Dona Goldman
of Miami, Abe Gross of Talla-
hassee, Louis Ossinsky of Daytona
Beach, Mrs. Mack Pearlman of
Tampa, Nat Shorstein of Jackson
vile, Abe SLIDER of Tampa and
Mrs. Carl Weinkle of Miami.
Tentative plans call for a meet
ing of the Commission in Orlando
December 1890.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-05
PRVA REKLAMA

Dolga je pot cd prvega posku-
sa trgovske reklame, XII so ga
pred casom odkrili v Egiptu, do
sodobne reklame, XII uporablja
morje elektricne luci, zaposluje
umetno obrt in cello letala, da il
S plini pisejo po nebeskem svo-
du.
Vendar pa je med tema raz-
vojnima fazama komaj dobrih
diva tisoc let. Egipcanska maid
ba dokazuje, da je staroveski
sef reklame incl velik smisel "a
udarno in ucinkovito hvalo svo-
jega podjetja, ceprav je incl ma
razpolago lie zelo nedostatna
sredstva.
Prva reklamna deska sveta je
nastala v tretjem stoletju pred
nasim stetjem. Podjetni razla-
galec sanj je prisel ma sreeno
misel, da je obcinstvu tudi pi-
smeno oznanil svojo obrt, ker
sta mu po vecnem kricanju go:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-05

Is. Ma zemlji je Sc znnerom mai
lepse. 6. Vrnimo Sc!
Videl sem, kako so Sc vsem
tresle roke pri citanju. Samo
professor Koder Sc je popraskal
"a uhljem in dejal: "Kajpa mo-
reno, &c mas hocete nesmrtno
blamirati." ~ ~- .... .a-.-.. -.'-'..... ..'
Hotel sem mu nekaj opore-
kati, pa sem Sc premagal, sto-
pill malomarno X stikalni plo-
Sci in vklopil stikalo "a vziganje
zavornih raket. Tisti NAH mas
je vse vrglo pod strop. Kaksen
blazen obcutek po tolikem casu
brezteznosti, ko nismo vedeli
vec, kaj je zgoraj in kaj spodaj.
Zdaj smo spet zacutili nekoliko
teze. v splosni zmedi mi je pro-
fesor Modrovic stisnil roko, Ma
jer me je objel in prisegel bi,
da sem opazil cello ma Kodro-
vem lieu prijazen nasmesek.
Zdaj sc spet postavljamo v
vrsto pred daljnogledom in opa-
zujemo zemljo, kako postaja vse
vecja in vecja. &c bi nujno ne
potrebovali raket "a pristanek,
bi jih nekaj kar zdajle prizgali,
da bi Sc brzina Sc povecala. Vsi
smo spet zidane wolfe, kakor So
lareki ko Sc vozijo ma pocitnice.
V taken razpolozenju bi lahko
leteli tudi prav do Marsa. Toda
lie kaj maj clovek tamkaj pocne!
Ladijski dnevnik smo YES cd
kraja prepisali. Med belezke smo
vrinili usodne vzroke, XII so mas
prisilili, da smo obrnili raketo.'
Izgovorili smo sc ma neprevid-
no katastrofalni ucinek kozmic-
nih zarkov, ma bombardiranje
meteoritov, XII smo Sc jim mora
Ii izogibati v velikanskih OWN
kin, ma katerih smo potrosili
skoraj vse gorivo in zapisali tu-
di, da Sc je pokvarila kanaliza-
CHA, XII jo nameravamo pred
pristankom sami ,praviti v ne
red it'd. Poglavitni vzrok, da so
nam odpovedali zivci, da zem-
liam ma Marsu nina res nicesar
iskati IN da je ma zemlji lepse
kakor povsod drugod, pa smo IL
dnevnika, XII mas 10 opraviceval
razocaranim zemljanom, seveda
sporazumno izpustili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-05

tovo posla sapa in glas. Poma-
gal 81 je z naslednjim napisom:
'Tvoje SAME, cenjeni sodrzav-
lien, razlagam po pravilih bo-
gov. Srecna bodocnost! Modrec
S Krete razlozi vsew Sodobna
reklama je V svojem bistvu
kratka in jedrnata. ze v prvih
besedah mona povedati glavno.
Kakor vidimo, je modrec Kre-
te poznal to zahtevo ucinkovite
reklame.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-05
NARAVNE BALANCE

Nekateri rastlinoslovci SO ba-
je dognali, da neka vista rast-
line izdaja prirodne zaklade v
svojem okolisu. Professor Maks
Wolf Jim je imenoval bajanicne
rastline. Med ME spadajo pr
vi vrsti zlatice. V Kaliforniji ra-
ste neke vrste belo cvetoce gr-
micevje, Xxi kaze, ali je okolici
zlato vsebujoci pesek ali hribi-
ma in v koliksni razseznosti. V
Queenslandu poznajo neke vr-
ste divjo cesnjo, XII baje tudi ra-
ste samo tam, kjer je v blizini
zlato ali srebro.
V Montani poznajo posebno
srebrno rastlino, v Avstraliji pa
neke vrste nagelj, XII izdaja le-
zisca bakrove rude. v starem
svetu pozna ljudstvo skoraj po-
vsod, kjer so bill veasi rudniki,
posebne rastline, Q katerih We
ruje, da izdajajo bogate zile te
ali one rude.
V okolici Aalhena poznajo n.
pr. Calaminsko vijolico, XII ra-
ste samo mad lezisci cinkove ru-
de. Belle breze so znacilne "a ze-
lezne rude, vendar Sc pa mamie,
kakor trdi Wolf, nj vselej "a
nesti.
Rastline so pac izbircne v
zemlji, kjer uspevajo, ma moe
virjih nikoli ne rastejo tiste, XII
SO domace ma pescenem svetu
in tako. je pray verjetno, da so
Sc posarnezne vrste SPECIALIZE
rale ma tax teren, XII mora vse-
bovati vsaj malenkost te ali one
rude.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-05
5. septenbra, 1945

"Kaj, vlak je ze odsel? Ali
Sc je spremenil vozni red?"
Tako je. Zdaj odhaja pref,
pref je odhajal pozneje, pozne-
je pa bo odhajal zopet pozne-
ie."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-05

AlAuAAJSuAJu CCAC. NC lAIS5AACAA
roko, prav gotovo kaj prevr-
nem in &c skusam prav polago-
ma vstati, sinenl zn1erom do
stropa. Mixer ne najdes opore.
Premikarno Sc kakor pod casov-
MIN mikroskopom v filmu. Spr-
va mas je zabavalo, &c Sc je ka-
teremu zmuznil kroznik il rok,
ko je padal lahko kakor svilen
papir, toda poeasi. postane elo-
veku tako metuljckovo zivlje-
ME nadlezno. Posebno sitno je
z obleko. Rokavi so ii povsod
ma poti in hlaee mahajo ma be-
drih, kakor da bi bile IL cenene-
ga patima.
Nase zivotarenje je vse pref
kakor lepo. Vsi smo nataknjeni
in neprijazni. Brez najmanjsega
povods. zacenjamo prepire. Ma
tematik Sc je zaradi praznega
MICA sprl Majerjem in zdaj Sc
vec ne pogledata. Mnogo 81 itak
ne vemo vec povedati. &c Sc kdo
katero zine, samo premleva re
stokrat povedane stvari. Zato pa
rajsi molcimo. Svinceni molk, XII
mas pritiska, pa vendarle Sc nj
tako neprijeten kakor zavest, da
smo "a vecno navezani drug ma
drugega. Najzlobnejsa tasca bi
mi bila prijetnejsa cd mojih to-
varisev. Oh, kako prijazni ljud-
je so bill ma zemlji.
Tovarisi ravnajo z menoj ka-
kor paglavcem. Nihce Sc vec
ne spomni, koliko denarja sem
zrtvoval "a ia podvig. &c ne bi
bilo mojega denarja, hi zdaj Sc
vsi ticali svojih laboratorjih
in bi jim ne bilo treba grizti Sc
med seboj. Sal mi nj zal denar-
ia, ko mi itak ne bi dosti ko-
ristil. Drugi 81 grade zanj LUX
suzne jahte, meni je bila pac
ljubsa vsemirska ladja. zelel
sem 81 nekaj povsem novega, ne
slutec kaksno neumnost 81 bonn
skuhal. In ma cell ladji niti enih
vrat, da bi jih clovek jezno "a
loputnil.
Profesorja Modrovica sem Sc
enkrat natanko izprasal, kaj Sc
nam prav "a prav obeta ma
Marsu. Poprej ga je bila sama
gorecnost. Veroval je Marsov-
ce, XII so kulturno "a tisoce let
pred nami. Zdaj gleda ma vse
svoje hipoteze z docela iztrez-
njenimi ocmi. Tam, kjer je ma
Marsu "najlepse", mora biti ne.
kako tako kakor sibirskih
tundrah mraku. Poleti utegne
biti ma soncu 20 stopinj, pono.
ci pa zmrzuje. Torej bo treba
Sc augusta nositi kozuh. Zrak
je redek in tia magic izzarjajo
toploto.
Veseli me edino, da je ma Mar,
SUI tudi voda. Nj ne rex ne jezer
ali vsaj rose Sc bo dobilo, prave
; sveze vodice, mesto neokusne
luze, XII jo pijemo zdaj. Voda
XII jo vozimo seboj, je sicer res
} destilirana, filtrirana in ultra.
/; violicastimi lark; obsevana tel
ma vse nacine pozlahtnjena, to-
da zmerom ista, ze desetkrat
pretocena skozi nase zelodce, da
Sc nam kar gabi. Sicer pijemc
tudi ma zemlji zmerom isto vo'
do, XII sc v vecnem krogotoku
povraca v cevi nasih vodovodov
toda ma vsemirski ladji je ia
krogotok prekratek in preoci
, ten. Maj DO Sc tako destilirana
vendar sc mi zelodec obraca pr
misli, da Sc je tale voda, ka.
tero sc mislim zdajle umiti, ze
> enkrat pretocila skozi telo pro.
fesorja Kodra. Pijemo "a en-
krat Sc svezo vodo, toda kma.
> lu nam DO tudi "a zejo ostala
sama pretoeina. Mrrrrr :.
Preleteli sno Re popolnoma
il obmocja zemeljske privlacno'
sti. Vse reci wise v prostoru. Cd
tega trenutka sem 81 cbetal sil.
no zanimivih prizorov. Prismo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-05

kepa vseh mogosih nepotreb-.
nih stvari. 5
Najneprijetnejse je tekoci-
nami. Voda je pod pritiskom,
pa Sc glisti kakor zobna krema
il pipe ter Sc zlobno stiska v
okroglo kepo.' PRAY tako je -
&c smem biti odkrit -- tudi z
|vse mi telesnimi tekocinami.
Rabljene tekocine Sc "zlivajo"
v izparilnik, vcasi pa Sc zlije Sc
veda.. tudi kaj mimo. Posebno
professor Koder ina grdo nava-
do, da poliva .vodo, kadar 81
umiva roke. Potlej pa plavajo
tiste umazane vodne kaplje pro-
ii sredini kabine. Po cele ure
wise v zraku in Sc tt LEIPZIG ma
obleko, kakor da hi te kdo oplju-
val. Povsem resno sc re bavimo
z mislijo, da Sc bo umivanje ne
halo. PRAY "a prav smo imeli v
nacrtu vrteco sc kabino, tako,
da bi teznost nadomestila sre-
dobezna sila, toda nacrta nj BIZ
10 mogoce uresniciti, ker hi Sc
il take kabine ladja ne mogla
krmariti. Trdni odpadki MISC
tako nadlezni kakor tekocine,
ker sc sproti biolosko "unicuje-
jo". Je pa vendar lie vse skupaj
velika svinjarija.
Pozimi mora biti ma Marsu
neznosno mrzlo. "Severni tecaj"
sega tamkaj prav v Shrine ma
Sega zmernega pasu. Do 60. 81
rinske stopinje je vse pokrito z
ledom. Cora ma Marsu nj. Pozi-
mi pihajo vsi vetrovi proti Sc
veru. Spotoma zvrtincijo v IRA
ku velikanske oblake prahu, "a
kaj izvzemsi mocvirji, je We S
Mars ena sama velikanska Pc
scena puscava. Ledenomrzli pc
sceni wharf, in mixer nobene-
ga zavetja Sal bi zblaznel,
&c bi hotel razmisljati, kaj mas
Sc caka. In vendar morajo BIZ
ii gori neka ziva bitja. V Mar
sovem ozracju je prost kisik
kakor ma zemlji. Kisik je akti-
ven in bi moral biti re zdavnaj
vezan v vsakovrstnih oksidih,
&c bi ne bilo rastlin, XII razstav-
ljajo ogljikovo kislino. Prosti
kisik je nevarljiv dokaz, da je
ma Marsu rastlinstvo. Rastlin-
stva 81 pa brez zivali ne more
mo misliti. Vprasanje je samo,
kaksne utegnejo biti tiste ziva-
Ii. Nase visoko razvite zivalske
vrste so nastale v mocnih xii
maticnih spremembah v ledni
dobi. Ma Marsu pa lednih dob
nj bilo in zaradi tega tudi nj bi-
10 pogojev "a razvoj kake visje
intelligence. zivljenski pogoji SO
ugodni samo "a mocvirske Ii
vail. Morda bono srecali bobre
kot najpopolnejse prebivalce
Marsa. Bobre v zelo debelih ko-
zuhih, S sirokimi prsi in neto-
pirskimi ocmi. Nemara b o m G
naleteli cello ma prave netopir-
je, XII Sc hranijo cd rojev kobi-
lie. Teh mora biti preobilica mad
marskimi mocvirji. Netopirj
; morajo imeti vsekako precej We
lika krila, da sc lahko drze v
redkem Marsovem zraku. Ljudi
XII bi ziveli po mestih, pa ma
Marsu prav gotovo nj, ker bi Sc
veeje razsvetljeno mesto ponoci
morale videti skozi velikanske
teleskope, XII jih premoremo ma
zemlji. a
Boze, kako malo me slednji6
brigajo vse te reci. Use Marso-
We senzacije bi zamenjal "a enc
samo dobro cigaro.
Zemljo vidimo lie Sc kot drob.
ceno zvezdico. Kako lepo je bi-
10 v davnih cash ma njej!. v
najbolj puhlem kinu bi Sc zdaj.
lie bolje pocutil, kakor v temle
vzdusju najvisje dusevne kul.
ture. Professor GODDARD je imel