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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18

precej generalnih reparatur, XII
so zahtevale precej casa. FAINT
je so delali prostovoljno po 16
do 18 ur dnevno, da pokazejo
nasi vojski svojo globoko hva-
leznost.
Park hotel' in "Grand ho-
tel Toplice" nudita sedai pri-
jetno bivalisce ia oficirjem in
borcem Jugoslovanske armade.
Colni brzijo po zelenih valo-
viii, il njih pa odmeva pesem
veselih borcev po tel lepi blejski
kotlini. Ocak Triglav ponosno
gleda ma svoje zveste sinove,
gleda in Sc raduje, ko vidi, da
sedaj po prestanem trpljenju v
miru uzivajo lepote slovenske
zemlje, "a katero so prelivali
svojo kri. Skrivnosten mir, sve-
Ii zrak, sonce in zeleno jezero
jim DO vrnilo zdravje in moe,
da bodo z novimi silami popri-
jeli "a delo "a obnovo in dvig
nase drage domovine.
Ponosen je Triglav ma svoj
rod
.. vse je vihar razdjal,
narod pa zmeraj stal ..
Da, bolj trdno in samoza-
vestno stoji danes slovenski ma
rod ma svoji zemlji, kot kdaj
koi v zgodovini.
Kljub temu, da so ma oddihu,
nasi borci delajo in sc ma svo-
jih politicnih urah pripravljajo
"a naloge, XII jih Sc cakajo. Tu-
di ma vojaske vaje ne pozabijo.
Use gre po strogem vojaskem
redu, "a vsako uro je drugo
opravilo. Oh vecerih pa prize
fjajo v dvorani kazine zabavne
Nadaljevanje ma 3. stfanD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18

Takoj po prihodu ma Bled je
Vojna oblast ". Armije orga-
nizirala tn vojasko bolnisnico,
kasneje pa preuredila samo "a
okrevalisee izerpanim borcem.
Da sc jje to tako nitro uredi-
10, gre zasluga komandi mesta
Radovljica.
Gestapo, XII je bila nastanje-
ma po hotelih in vilah, je pustila
iste v velikem neredu. Razbita
okna in vrata, pokvarjene vo-
dovodne naprave so nasli po-
vsod, kjer so Sc sopirili gesta-
povci. Dvajset ljudi je delalo
mesec dni, poleg pa Sc ceta nem-
Skin ujetnikov, da so vse to oci.
still. sest kamijonov raznega
vojaskega materijala in muni-
CHE so nabrali po vilah in no.
telih. Blejski ribic Biol in col.
mar Pregelj Anton pa sta oci.
stila jezero. L. globin sta poteg.
Mia "a dvajset dobro nalozenih
voz razlicnega materijala: radio
aparatov, telefonskih central
pisalnih strojev, mitraljezov
municije in druge ropotije, kate
re so gestapovci v zadnjem hi
pu pometali v jezero.
Pod vodstvom politkomisarjs
staneta Bertonclja je koman'
da mesta Radovljica organizi
rala vec delavnic: mehanicno
kljucavnicarsko, vodovodno, in
stalatersko, mizarsko in sc ,
veliko vnemo lotila della po
skodovanih hotelih. Najvee po
zrtvovalnosti SO pokazali delav
ci mehanicne delavnice. Poo
vodstvom tovarisa Mandelca j,
dvanajst delavcev v enem mese
Gu popravilo 180 motornih vo
zil. v tenn stevilu je bio tud
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18
Pisrna il starega kraja

ko in Rudi sta videla, ker sta
tam v sluzbi.
"Po gorah in hribih okrog 60
renjske ravnine so ljudje najvec
trpeli, ker so Sc partizani maj
vec drzali po visocinah, doll
nah pa so jim hrano dajali, ka-
dar nj bilo zasede, pa tudi stano-
vanje. zato so pa svabi in mas
protniki vasi pozigali in rusili.
Seveda, tudi v hisah je moral
slovenski clovek "a svoje brate
v planinah dajati svoje zivljenje
nenasitnemu nemskemu lintver-
ju Hitlerju.
'Pri mas v primeri, kako je
bilo drugod, Sc nj bilo veliko uni
!! cenega. Sola, drustveni dom in
pri Luzarju je pozgano. Cd ma
pada ma zandarmerijo je cerkev
trpela skodo; okna poslikanifn
steklom so vsa zdrobljena, III
dovje pa nj dosti poskodovano.
zandarji so Sc zavarovali v do
bro utrjenem farovzu, tako da
teh svabskih bratov nj nobeden
podlegel.
""zasadarmerijske postaje so
bile povsod po farov$ih, cato, do
&c so bill mapadeni po partiza-
Nth, so potea . svet tuliN:: fSlo-
venski banditje cerkve, javne
naprave in verske usta,aove ru-
$ijo.' 0 tenn, kar so sami poceli,
pa so bill .seveda tho. Vojska ne
gleda, kje Sc sovraznik zakoplje,
to je vsakemu jasno.,
"Pri mas smo Sc zdravi: osem
otrok i'll midva. Pa tudi sestra
Tvoja in njen moz sta donna in
zdrava. Pri mas pogresamo sa-
mo Jozeta (letnik 26). Bill je pc
svabih primoran v vojake ter je
bill ranjen v roko in nogo, maj
hujse pa v pljuca. Notri je imel
zelezje in mu ga MISC mogli ven
vzeti, nakar so mu zacela pljuca
gniti. Ranjen je bill takoj, ko je
prisel v ogenj 13. augusta 1914
Lezal je po bolnisnicah v Mem
ciji do aprila, 1945. Prvi dopust
IL bolnisnice je dobil ia dan, k
pa Sc je pripeljal ma Jesenice, gt
je ustavil Gestapo in ,,sn rekel
ia oberkrajnarja nj nobeyeot
Oalje ma 2. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18

81 so Sc spremenili, pravi Andri-
ca. Nemci MISC vec tukaj, am
pax jeca je Sc vedno polna. Po-
tenn porocevalec pristavlja, da Sc
zdi, kot da ma Balkanu nj mo-
goee shajati brez politicnih jec,
"Zdi Sc mi, da bi bile te deze-
lie mnogo srecnejse, ako bi sc
zaprle vse politicne jeee. Ampak
zdi Sc, da biti srecen, je tukaj
znamenje slabosti. Tukaj mora
clovek biti smrtno resen in dru-
gacnih ljudi tukaj skoro nj"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18
DOBRA POSLUGA

Matt Smith Sc priporoca 60
spodarjem, XII imajo stroje "a
kositi travo, katere je treba ma
brusiti ali popraviti, da jih Sc
daj oddajo v popravo. Njegova
popravljalnica Sc nahaja ma 915
Babbitt Rd., kjer izvrsi tocno
in dobro delo. Tudi pride iskati
ma dom in naza.j pripelje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18
Nossi fon+ie-voioE

S/Sgt. Louis Lozar je bill cast
no odpuscen cd vojakov, kjer je
sluzil 40 mesecev. Preko morja
sc je nahajal 10 mesecev in Sc
daj Sc je vrnil iz Nemcije. V
Aurori, Mimi, ina svoje starse,
kamor Sc bo pricetkom prihod-
MEGA meseca podal ma obisk S
svojo soprogo Mary, XII je hci
Mr.. in Mrs Louis Roytz, 174O6
Greenwood Ave. Pc povratku IL
obiska sc bosta nastanila ma
Greenwood Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18
RUSI VRNILI ROMUNOM
DEL MORNARICE

LONDON, 10. oktobra. -
Moskovski radio je danes poro-
cal, da so ruske oblasti vrnile
Romuniji del mornarice, katero
je Rusija zaplenila kot vojni
plen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18

znakov oholosti.
N il h notranja
custva oh spo-
minu ma Hitler
ia, so nedvonno
vse pref kot pri-
jazni, kajti IL
polnilo Sc nj niti
malo tega, kar
jim je preroko-
val, ko iih ie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18
Y Berinu so ma
krmilu kOnunisti,
pravi Eisenhower

WASHINGTON, 10. OktObra.
Gen. Eisenhower je danes po-
rocal, da so v Berlinu komuni-
sti organizirali politicen biloxi, XII
ina kontrolo mad mestom, da pa
Sc slicne politicne grupacije v
ameriski conf ne DO opogum-
ljalo, ker so politicni biloxi v
nasprotju S amerisko politicno
!tradicijo.
Politicni biloxi, XII je bill orga-
niziran v Berimu ma inicijativo
komunistov, poro6a Eisenho-
wer, sestoji IL komunistov, soci-
alnih demokratov, liberalcev in
krscanskih demokratov.
v Berlinu izhajajo
stirje casopisi
Njegovo porocilo pravi dalje,
da zavzemajo komunisti v Ber-
linu vecino strategicnih pozicij,
da Sc more IL neuradnih porocil
sklepati, da ako bi pri volitvah
brez vsake kontrole komunisti
izgubili svoja dominantna me-
sta, da bi prisli v ospredje So
cialni in krscanski demokrati.
Eisenhower omenja, da ina
vsaka izmed stirih strank, XII
.tvorijo politicni biloxi, svoj ca
sopis, in urednistva vseh Sc ma
hajajo v sovjetski okupacijski
conf. Vsak casopis Sc tiska v
100000 izvodih izjemo komu-
.nisticnega, XII ,dobiva dovolj pa
pirja "a 100000 izvodov.
Eisenhower poudarja pri-
srcne odnosaje z Rusi
Toda ameriski poveljnik je v
svojem porocilu poudaril, da OBJ
stojajo med stirimi silami, kate
re kontrolirajo Nemcijo izredno
prisreni odnosaji, in da je duh
kooperacije in prijateljstva rus
ke delegacije Sc prav posebno
izrazit.
Eisenhower poroca, da Sc de-
10 "a iztrebljenje nacizma v
Nemciji nadaljuje z polno paro
in da so bill ze skoro vsi naciji
odstranjeni z javnih pozicij. Sa-
mo tekom augusta je bilo v
ameriski zoni aretiranih $500
aktivnih nacijev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18
ZNACILNO. POROcANJE

"A. d." je Vceraj ObjaVl-
la par stavkov il porocila
TheOdOrja Andrica il Bel
grada, XII jih smatra "a vo-
do ma svoj Min, medtem ko
je vse ostalo porocilo, ka-
kor tudi njegova skrajno
vazna porocila il Trsta in
Prinaorja, enostavno zamol-
Gala. To ie tudi znacilno.
Namigovanje, da Andri-
ca ni' "neprijazen komuni-
stom'', je prav tako il trte
izvita bajka. Kdo pa vam je
to natvezil? Andrica i'm a
pravico do svojega mnenja,
k ar Sc tice politicnih raz-
mer v Jugoslaviji, ampak
kdor cita pisma, XII jih pise-
jo nasi Uudje il domovine,
lahko razume, zakaj polite
ne jece v Jugoslaviji Sc nj
so prazne.
Citajte ma primer v da-
nasnji izdaji "Enakoprav-
nOsti" pismo il Vodic mad
Ljubljano, pa be postaIo
takoj jasno, da narod, XII je
Sci skozi take krvave preiz-
kusnje kot so sli narodi Ju-
goslavije, ne more biti dru-
gacen kot "smrtno resen",
kakor pravi Andrica, kar je
"A. d." udObno zamolcala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18
Koko ie bio med voino Vodicoh mad
l. LiubIi iono

"Verujem. kar Kristusova vera uei verujem v
Boga in Kristusa. propadle slovenske duhovni-
Ike pa ne. ker Hitlerja borili in slovenski
narod morili. Cast in spostovanje pa tistm du-
hovnikom XII so stall brez moSi in bill zanicevani
cd odpadnikov slovenskega zivlja."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18
kAk0 JE DANES Y BELGRADU:
NEM5kI UJETNIkI Ma DELU; .
kATEDRALA p0LNA VERNIk0V

Theodore Andrica svojem drugen poroeilu IL Bel
grada pripovedue da e pr izstopu il letala Zeunu,
medtem ko obasti pregedovale prtljago, opazoval
nemske vone ujetnike XII deali od bombardirana
unicenih poslopjih in gradili stavbe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18

O~>~
val, ko jih je
postal v vojno.
Most preko Save je ze toliko
popravljen, da Sc preko MEGA
vrsi promet, ampak zelezniski
most je Sc vedno v vodi.
Clevelandski Srb
ameriskem poslanistvu
Andrica pise, da je po priho-
du v Belgrad Sci naravnost v
amerisko poslanistvo, kjer je
srecal svojega prijatelja Micha-
ella Petrovicha, clevelandskega
Srba, cigar pokojni oce je bill
svoj cas- zupnik srbske pravo-
slavne cerkve sv. Save v Cleve-
landu. Petrovich je % let star,
dovrsil je studije aa,sWestef1l
Reserve univerzi in je sedaj ma
poslanistvu kot pomocnik .vo-
jaskega in casniskega ataseja.
Prvotno je bill dodeljen ura-
du "a strategicno sluzbo. Leta
1914 je bill poslan v Kairo, cd
tam pa v Italijo, v jeseni istega
leta pa je bill poslan v Belgrad
kot Clan ameriske vojaske mi
size pri marsalu Titu. Letos v
juliju je bill premescen k ame-
riskemu poslanistvu.
v pravOslavni katedrali
vec moskih kOt zensk
Andrica sc je nastanil v ho-
telu "Moskva", XII je udoben,
razen da je brez gorke vode. v
nedeljo zjutraj je incl zajtrk v
kavarni "Ruski car" kjer je "a
skodelico kave, surovo maslo,
marmelado in kruh plaeal zoe.
Pristine kave pa Sc v Bedgradu
sploh ne more dobiti in ma raz-
polago je le kruh enc vrste.
S Petrovichem sta potem sla
v mad sto let stare pravoslavno
katedralo, XII je v vojni ostala
neposkodovana. Petite je bilo iz-
borno in cerkev je bila, skoro
polna, zanimivo pa je bio to, da
je bilo v cerkvi vee moskih kot
zensk, in da nj bilo med verniki
niti enc osebe v uniformi.
Mesto "a kralja molijo
sedaj "a srbski narod
Druga znacilnost je to, da ma
mestih, kjer hi Sc v liturgiji
imelo moliti "a kralja Petra, so
duhovniki in verniki namesto te-
ga molili: "Bog sciti nasega lju-
becega Gospoda Kristusa," ma
drugem mestu pa Sc je kralje-
vo ime nadomestilo z ''nasim
dolgo trpecim srbskim naro-
DOM"
Popoldne sta Petrovich in An
drica obiskala Avalo, kjer sc
nahaja spomenik nepoznanega
vojaka. Y blizini Sc nahaja mo-
dern hotel, kjer SO sedaj nasta.
njeni ruski oficirji, j.;
Ma poti nazaj v Belgrad sta
sla skozi kraje, kjer SO Nenlci
pobili IA tisoce talcev. sla sta
tudi mimo velike jece, kjer 50 SC
nekoc zbirali vojni ujetniki. ca.
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Bled okreuali$Gce naSSih borceu
liz urada Slovenskega ameriskega narodnega sveta)

Bled, ia biser nase Gorenske, je seda spreel svo
je orle nase junake, XII ga osvobodl borce XII
SO po tolikem boju in trpenju potrebni pocitka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18

Chicago, ILL., armade je bill
casino odpuscen Anthony Ter
selich, sin druzine John Terse-
Itch,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18

Vse, kar je mogoce reel O teh
ujetnikih, pise Andrica, je to,
da nj opaziti ma njih nobenih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18
Lewis je odredil stavkovno glasovanje,
ako bi podjetniki proti delavcem
p0dvzeli kako kazniln0 akcijo

WASHINGTON, II. oktobra - John L. Lewis e da
prekica stavko preogarev ter naznani da bodo
mozje ponedejek vrnili delo.
The echo., 1945-09-21
THE ROAD TO DAMASCUS
By Ruth Taylor

Centuries ago a proud, ambitious
man walked along the Damascus Road
down that great caravan trail which
cut through the Middle East like
brown ribbon, winding over hills and
down into valleys, through desert land
walled city Of antiquity, in whose ba-
zaars could be found men from all the
far places and of all races.
That journey on the Damascus Road
marked a crucial date in history for
al of US, for it was on that robber-
menaced road that the light came to
Saul and changed him into the Paul
who gaze his Gfa fo. the welfare of
the world On chat road there came
upon him the light that stripped him
of self-pride and hatred, to clo5ha him
in the robes of humility and love.
We, as a nation, are today plodding
along the Road to Damascus. AS we
follow in Saul's footsteps, let us also
follow in Paul's. Let us pray, too, to I
see the Eeht pit Ill times and to fol-
low where # Ioa5s-+s. l .t The
shirt If brotherhood the Hgbt If the
s,iri+ # sacrifice +b a EoLt If 4ba
sniri+ If deviation 70 what we know + .
be the right.
We, as individuals, must today more
than ever, put away the trappings of
The echo., 1945-09-21
QUITMAN

Dear Editor: Please allow me space
in the Echo to let the many readers
know that Lodge No. 40 lost a mem
Der in the person of Brother Willie
He was a member Of Mt.
Zion Church. He leaves to mourn his
wife, one daughter, four sons and a
host Ct relatives and friends.
Sam Jasper President
Evening star., 1945-10-02
By Evelyn Hayes

with uniforms and sun-tanned
skins. Another favorite in black
scripted white metal case is new
true red that's more on the pinky
than the orange tones; a real red,
however. Both are brilliant, clear
shades and would be fine for the
ladies in mutt as well as their uni
formed sisters. Need we point out
that lipstick In a metal case would
make a fine tuck-in gift for any
miss-or Mrs. directed overseas
packages?
Which brings us more or less d.
rectly to the subject Of other beauty
gifts for Christmas packages which
must be out by the 18th Of October
BY this time most of us know-or
can easily find out via questioning
returned yets--just which items are
considered junk and which are most
appreciated. A good manicure set
with good scissors is one OF those
appreciated by both sexes. all ages.
For example, there's a famous name
set available in a handsome brown
leather case holding heavy nail
nippers, cuticle nippers, file. tweezer
and pusher. This comes bit High,
but it's Can't Miss stuff.
For those who must depend on
ocean water shampoos or the H2O
from streams and ponds, there's
quick-lathering cream shampoo
that, we understand, some of the
more resourceful Joes and Jills
have been using on everything from
their heads to their CT socks-and
even WAC undies. AS one enthusi-
asst wrote, This stuff lathers in any,
Evening star., 1945-10-02

thing from warm beer to butter
milk. Send me some more-quick /"
Because it's packaged in a tube,
weighs less than ounces, won't
break or spill-and takes such a
little to work up a lather, it's def
nitely assured a welcome. Also in
the useful category-but smacking
of luxury-is a three-way set con-
tanning shaving and foot sticks plus
a big bar of good English-style fine
milled soap-all done up in a tan
leather like kit. Good for the
fussiest man. Slightly on the more
feminine side--and most uniformed
girls crave touch of femininty-
there's a befiowered white box that
contains three cakes of a pleas
antly scented fluffy lathering soap.
The box itself will serve nicely for
bobby pins, curriers' and other minu-
tiae in the best dressing table FASH
ion, and some girls have found that
by keeping the unused soap with
their underthings, they manage to
sweet-scent same. A good idea.
Evening star., 1945-10-02

wax-liquid polish Is made to take
care of calf, kid and alligator
leather. ALI leather shoes are in
clined to dry out and the polish
helps to restore the natural oils as
well as furnish a high sheen.
A DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE
FLAVORED MILK DRINK is a
wonderful pickup" beverage. It is.
said this powdered substance con-
tains vitamins "A, B1, B2 and d,
along with the important minerals
iron, calcium, phosphorus and vital
niacin. Children and their older;
sisters and brothers will love the
flavor, for 1t smells and tastes exactly
like candy roll the majority of US
liked so well way back when we
went to school. It does not require
any additional f1avoring, just mix
two teaspoons of the milk fortifler
with sufiicient milk to make a
smooth paste, then fill the glass
with milk and stir vigorously. The
product can also be used in making
many tasty recipes.
HE HAD A WONDERFUL TIME
on that fishing trip with the boys
caught a lot of fish and even cleaned
them before placing them in the re-
frigerators. You're thankful he
cleaned the fish, but you also won-
der If the trip was worth 1t, when
faced with the job of washing and
ironing his soiled slacks. To save
time and labor invest in an mex
pensive trouser ereaser and dryer.
It's made of nonrusting metal and
Is adjustable to all sizes. When the
slacks or work pants are dry, all
you have to do Is press them lightly.
WE HOPE 1T ISN'T LONG be-
fore it is two for breakfast" at
home instead of catch as catch can
in the eatery nearest to the office.
For cozy breakfasts for two you will
love specisl china service In
cluded are large and small plates,
cups, saucers, cream pitcher, sugar
container, egg cups, coffee pot and
another large-size plate with a.
cover to be used for toast or ham
and eggs. Such sets come in pastel
colors. Pink and white and blue
and white are the prettiest.
Evening star., 1945-10-02
Readers Clearing House

store selling many articles made Of
suede leather and no manufacturer
ever guaranteed the finish of suede.
She can continue to brush 1t as she
uses her purse, but 1t will always
rub of little.
From Mrs. M. @. S., Washington. J
This is in answer TO Mrs. r, A. B.,
Washington, about cure for q
black suede bag that rubs on on
hands and clothing. have had the
same experience and was about to
discard the bag when I thought of
covering 1t or rather making q case
OF suitable color tapestry, which
secured at local upholstery shop.
My bag is envelope In shape and I
made the tapestry cover Just q bit
larger and slipped it in, tacking 1t in
Just few places to hold 1t firmly.
I selected beige color with small
figures in it. Although you could
probably get black or any color that
would harmonic with all your
clothes. No more rubbing Oh Of
black with the new cover. ! hope
this idea will help.
ARGYLE SOCKS.
TFrom Mrs. W. B. D, Arlington J
In response to Mrs. D. L. HIS "S
o. S." concerning the argyle socks
she is knitting: May say that ! had
exactly the same experience with a
pair I knitted last Christmas? OF
my five colors, the maroon ran
quite badly, but did no more damage
than to color slightly the white
yarn which used to divide alter
nate diamonds. This was scarcely
noticeable, and the maroon didn't
affect the other colors at all. My ad-
vice is to finish them by all means
and congratulations on having COM
pleted such an intricate and exact
ing undertaking.
Up. s. If your husband washes
them himself in cool or cold water
he will retard the ''running.'D
Evening star., 1945-10-02
For Beauty;s Sake

Today's cover girls are the mod
ern counterpart of the ziegfeld
beauties Of yesteryear. They're the
ones for whom heads turn and
cameras click. They're the toast of
the town. Being ever the center of
attention, they have to look their
loveliest at all times. That's why
we were happy to meet Candy Jones
last week, one Of the loveliest Of all.
and glad of the chance to ask her If
she had any beauty tips for the
likes of you and me. What she
stressed most of all was the impor-
tance of giving your skin a breath
er during the day." She never, she
said, uses cake makeup or heavy
foundation during the day, but
saves this glamour stuff for the
witching hours. Soap and water is
her cleansing prescription, although
she said occasionally she treats her
skin to creaming. lathering the
soap right into the cream; she
thinks the result is less drying.
What amazed us most was her
presto changing of simple page
boy to a sophisticated updo with
1928 speed and ease. We asked
the secret of training hair to be so
versatile, and she says the trick is
in the pin curl. She pins her hair
up in big fat curls-two fingers wide
winding the curls round two fin-
gers at q time and turning them
towards the face except for those
in the back which turn under. This
system-an every other night or
routine-gives her hair
enough body to change her coiffure
on a moments notice. Oh, yes, one
more note. Instead of wetting the
hair before curling, she pats water
on the finished pin curls. Says 1t
works better that way.
Having Just returned from a To-
month jaunt to the Pacific she
asked us to tell those who have gals
out there to send cosmetics. They
crave cosmetics-and especially lip
sticks-usually their All when 1t
comes to makeup. Now that there's
a war of, the cosmetic makers are
all desperately racing each other
to get metal cases on the counters
and quite a few have already ar
rived. There's one smart shiny black
case trimmed with red that holds q
bright, bright red that's suref1re
stuff. Actually it's a touch on the
orangey side, which makes 1t fine
Evening star., 1945-10-02


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Window Shopping

A PTNLESs CURTAIN STRETCH
Err Is the answer to q housewives
prayer. II you know about this
gadget you probably know how con-
venient 1t is, and II you don't
well, it's worth looking into. All it
consists OF is two enamel-finished
steel bars with rustproof hooks at
tached at either end. Easy to use,
and keeps your curtains in shape
after washing. Eliminated are the
slightly scalloped edges SO familiar