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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-18
SCENIC TOUR MADE BY ALASKA COASTAL
 OVER ICE CAP!

Alaska Coastal AlrllneS yeSter- day sponsored one of the most thrilling tourist jaunts that South east Alaska has to offer.
 Ten photographically inclined passengers, some amateurs, some professional, and some merely in- terested in the subject, were taken in two AGA planes high above the ice caps in the frigid glacier area north of Juneau.
 While the photographers prac- tically fell over each other shoot ing first one magnificent snow and ice scene after another from the plane windows, Shell Simmons and Ray Henshaw, pilots, respectively of the Grumman Amphibian and Lockheed planes, dipped wings, banked mountains and did other air-gymnastics highly appreciated by photographers out to get a world-beating picture.
 As the planes climbed steadily and smoothly around Bishops Point and straight up Taku Inlet to Bears Paw and the Canadian border over scenery that Chee- chako looked like a picture post card factory gone back to nature, photo graphers snapped scenic points from every angle.
 Although all pictures resulting from the trip have not yet been developed, photographers takin g the jaunt are sure they have snapped some wonders"
 Many of the photographs will soon be on display at the Alaska Coastal office.
 Those making the trip were: H. E. Essy, Irene Essy, N. c. Banfield, J. w. Leivers, L. R. Jarmen, Will liam R. Paul, Betty Tanner, Jeanne Renshaw, w. E. Hixson and o. F. Benecke.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-18
One Split Up, One
 Going 10 Try \

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. Is - Cupid has broken even in Hollywood.
 Joan Crawford disclosed that she and husband Philip Terry had sep arated. They were married in June, 1942. She mentioned no plans for divorce.
 Janis Page said she and Rod Cameron, who met when both were entertaining and helping with the dishes at the Hollywood Canteen would be married early in the New Year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-18
Long Holidays Ahead for US.
 Workers Here

By Presidential Eiircctive, Feder- al offices here and throughout the Nation are to enjoy extended holi- days this year-end season.
 The President has directed that Federal offices be closed on the Mondays preceding Christmas Day and New Years Day. To make up the extra holiday time, they will be open on the Saturdays fol- lowing their off Mondays.
 AS a result, Federal employees will enjoy four-day holiday for Christmas and a three-day holiday for New Years. Nice; yea, verify; very nice.
 Three of the local Federal offices
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-18

from a death sentence for high treason was dismissed today by the House of Lords, Britains court of last resort.
 Joyce, renegade propagandist who broadcast for the Nazis over the Berlin radio, was not in the House when the decision was announced.
 His attorneys had based his ap- peal on the grounds that he was a native of the U. s. and thus could not be guilty of treason to the British Crown.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-18

HERE FROM SEATTLE Leo E. Waterman Seattle, is registered at Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-18

so far have not been notified of the closed Mondays and are in doubt as to their special status un- der the order and whether it is ap- plicable to them: The Post Office, U. s. Customs Service Office and Coast Guard office.
 Territorial offices are subject to legislative act defining their work ing hours and any Mondays off that Territorial employees may have will result from the initiative of the Administrative heads of the indiv- idual agencies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-18
R0TARIAN5 PRESENT
 SANTA TO CHILDREN

A modern Santa Claus sans beard and reindeer team, and known to the cynical as Claude Carnegie, ar rived in the Baranof Gold Room this noon with seasonal goodies for 4S tiny guests at the Annual Christ mas party of the Juneau Rotarians.
 To a starry eyed outsider" in the lobby, sounds of the gay party plus the arrival of the jolly fellow with his pack of treats and list of children who have been good for the past two weeks was just little too much to take.
 The young non-member party craSher, Bobby Butch" Steele wait
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-18
WELL BABY CLINIC
 DATE POSTPONED

Temporary postponement of the regularly scheduled Well Baby Conference this Thursday due to the absence of the public health nurse in charge was announced this morning from the Territorial Public Health Department.
 Date of resumption of the ser vice will be announced later.
 Empire Wdnt-odS bring reSultsi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-18

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-The Army Air Force plans to continue fielding Air Force football teams during the postwar period, an AAF' spokesman said here today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-18
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Yukon-From the south. Due at 6o'clock this evening.
 Alaska - From the south. Due sometime early tomorrow.
 Margaret Shafer - Scheduled to arrive from Seattle Thursday.
 Baranof-Scheduled to sail from Seattle Dec. 22
 Cricket-Scheduled to sail from Seattle Dec p.
 Princess Norah-Scheduled to sail from Vancouver, B. C., Dec. 28.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-18

Frances Warning arrived here yesterday from Hoonah. She is stopping at Hotel Juneau.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

ute different from the "usual. ="
lajs is the Tampax method-and
Iampax may be worn in the water
aecause it is rOrn internally. :.
+ ,Ir principle OF internal absorp-
ton has long been known to doc
tors and Tampax makes it avail
able TO women generally. Highly
absorbent cotton is compressed in
dainty appIicators, so the hands
need never touch the Tampax. No
belts. no pins, no external pads
with Tampax no bulk, no chafng,
no odor. .Tampax is compact to
carry, quick to change, easy to dis
pose Of. Sold at drug stores and
notion counters in 3 dbsorbency-
sizes: Regular, Super, Junior. A
whole months supply will go into
your purse. Don't forget to try
rampax for extra" swims! Tampax
Incorporated, Palmer, Mass.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

THE condiments vary
according to what you
have in the garden and
what you can find at the
groccr's. Serve from three
10 20; a good selection
is a bowl of chopped green
pepper, one Of grated or
sliced onion, another of
chopped peanuts or other
nuts and still other bowls
filled with Indian chutney
or homemade ch utney,
pickle relish, shredded or
grated d coconut, chopped
hard-cooked egg yolks and
whites, chopped crisp bacon.
ham, boiled tongue or finely
chopped s m oked salmon.
Bombay duck, which is the
smoked dried fish 10 be
found in Chinese stores, is
a delicious addition to these.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Curry as You Like 1t
By FLORENCE BROBECK
WOmen's Editor

OUR soldiers coming back
~ from duty in India and
other Oriental spots ask
their mothers for a curry
dinner. Lets cool off with
curry" is their slogan, and
the slogan of anyone who
has lived in India.
I discovered this surpris.
ing culinary contradiction
spicy food which coolS us
off, even on a very hot day
years ago when l first
visited Oriental restaurants
in New York and in London.
l began to collect recipes
for this delicious dish and
lpat.pa6 that tbarn
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

wuier.
For women who
love TO swim the
customary belt
pin-pad days" can
bring bitter dis
appointment But
a great m a n y
women have now
dopted a method
of monthly sani-
ary protection
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Indian Lamb Curry

2 pounds uncookcd lamb
2 onions
J., pound butter or
margarine
2 apples
l red-ripe tomato
l tablespoon curry powder
J : teaspoon salt
l cup milk
Flour
/ teaspoon lemon juice
Fry the sliced onions i'm
the fat until they are brown.
then remove them TO
saucepan. Fry the sliced
apple and tomato in the
same hot fat. When they
are cooked, remove them To
the saucepan with the onion.
Sprinkle the chopped lamb
with flour and fry il in the
hot fat. When delicately
Drowned. add il TO the
saucepan with the app
onion and tomato. Sprink
all with the curry powder.
add the salt, and sprinkle
little flour over this. Mix
and stir we'll, add the milk
Add more milk or hot
bouillon if necessary. Cover
the pan and cook the mix
ture gently for half an hour
Add the lemon juice and
serve at once on hot rice.
Six 10 eight servings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
How TO Serve II

TO SERVE curry properly,
! spoon a generous amount
of the hot rice into each
persons plate. top the rice
with the curricd meat, fish
or chicken, then let each
guest help himself to as
many of the condiments as
he likes. He spoons these
on top of the curry and
rice, and their mingled
sweet, sour and pungent
flavors with the hot curry
and the bland rice, make
the interesting combination
which is the true curry
dinner.
Most curry restaurants
serve tea as the beverage
with this spicy food, and
either a simple green salad
or a dessert of fruit to
complete the dinner. A IA.
nous Hawaiian curry res
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
A Party Dish

you needn't wait for the
4 excuse of a son return
ing from India 20 serve
curry 10 the family. It's a
perfect party dish for Sun
day night supper, or any oc-
Casion when grown-ups are
gathered about the table.
The service of this dish and
its accessories should be
festive to look at, too, a big
bowl of hot, freshly cooked
rice, a bowl of the Curried
mixture, and as many con-
dimCntS as you can assem-
bic 10 go with II.
If you have a set Of color
full Chinese bowls, these are
especially suited TO serving
Il curry dinner; fill the small
dishes with the condiments
and group them around the
larger bowls containing the
rice and curry. Use wooden
or peasant pottery bowls
in the same way.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Extra SWirnS for
women thanks
to Tanpax

This modern monthly sanitary
protection may be worn in the
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Curry in a Rice Ring
1 chicken t3ia pounds)
l teaspoon salt
| quart hot water

tIllOhtIl 70 PONllN9'
| teaspoon salt
quart hot water
Cut the dressed and
cleaned fowl in pieces, place
them in a large kettle and
add the hot water Cover
the kettle. sim mcr the
chicken for an hour, then
add the salt. continue cook
ing for another hour until
the chicken is tender
Drain it and use three
cups Of the stock in the
sauce.
To make the sauce use:
J. 2 cup onion
cup celery
i, cups chopped apple
2 tablespoons cooking oil
2 tablespoons butter
2 teaspoons curry powder
u teaspoon pepper
IL teaspoons salt
3 cups chicken stock
4 tablespoons flour
6 tablespoons water
1 can condensed cream Of
mushroom soup
2 tablespoons cream
Slice the onion and cook
it with the chopped celery
and apple in the oil and
butter till soft and yellow.
Stir i'm. the curry powder,
pepper and salt and con
tinue stirring and cooking
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

taurant in New York, some
years ago. always served a
dessert OF homemade COCO
nut cake drenched- in fresh
ly grated coconut. One Of
Of New York'S Indian res
taurants serves baked ba.
nanaS, the bland sweet deS-
scrt being Just the right
touch after the spicy curry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

and then combine the sauce
with the cooked meat, fish
or chicken. This is all re-
heated a few moments be-
fore it is served.
The Indian recipes also
call for larger amounts of
curry powder than our
Western recipes. SO il curry
dishes are new to you, per
haps you had better begin
with the milder American
versions. This exotic yellow
iSh.broWn ground spice is
actually no stranger TO
America, for one of its chief
ingredients, turmeric. is IA
miliar to every housekeepcr
who has put up pickles, corn
relish and other condiments.
Besides the turmeric, APP
proximately ID additional
spices, including mustard,
ginger and red pepper, are
combined to give curry
powder its pungent, de-
licious flavor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

,raets loose sutoee skin. reduces promi-
nenee Of premoiure fine lines ind wrinkles
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Household Almanac

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five minutes. Then add the
chicken stock, cover the
saucepan and cook gently
for 20 minutes. Add the
flour, which has been mixed
with the water, cook five
more minutes, stirring till
thickened.
Empty the mushroom soup
into a saucepan. heat gently
and stir well till smooth and
creamy; add one cup of the
hot curry sauce TO this and
mix, then stir this mixture
into the pan OF curry sauce.
add the cream and heat 10
blend the flavorS.
Cook two or three cups of
rice till tender Tin boiling
Salted water TO cover)
drain, rinse in cold water.
and pour into a ring pan.
Smooth and press il down
a little and set the pan over
boiling water TO keep hot.
When the curry sauce is
ready, turn the rice ring
out onto a hot platter, fill
the center with pieces of
hot chicken and pour the
hot curry sauce over the
chicken Serve with the va
rious garnishes sug-
san. gested at the begin
A ming Of the article
Serves six to eight.
- crob Meet Curry
- = pound cooked
y ~ or canned crab
meat
- : cup hot white
sauce
Y teaspoon cur(
powder
y teaspoon onion
l teaspoon
lemon juice
? teaspoons
green pepper
- teaspoon dried oregano
Add the seasonings, lemon
juice, chopped green peppc,
and onion TO the white
sauce. Mix well.
Drain the crab meat. pick
out bones. and mix the
meat with the sauce. Heat a
few minutes. Serve this in
hot pastry shells or hUi
lowed-out toasted and but.
tered rolls. or on rice as for
other curries. Four servings
lndion Lamb Curry
2 pounds unCookcd lamb
2 onions
mound buttpr Or
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

Even il your skin looks soIlow, drob,
coarse, oldish now, Just one ior Of
MeRcoIIZED WAX CREAM con help Il
look younger osoin. For MERcoLlzED
WAX CREAM helps your skin lose this
dark weothered look, toke on q whittier.
clearer, Ffeshef Ioveliness. You will dis
cover your complexion looking smoother,
Efmer, brighter, truly younger. Stort with
MeRcoLIZEo WAX CREAM tonight. Just
follow directions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

food. M a n y
of the fIa-
waiian curry
recipes a II q
those deVel
oped in the
u n j t g d
States usual
ly add the
curry pow
der tOa sauce
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-11
UREDNIKOvA PO$TA

Iskrena hvala "a bujno eve.
tie, katerega prijetni vonj mi je
napravil mnogo lepih momen-
tov. VaSa prijaznost mi bo ved-
no v najlepsem spominu.
Mole sdravje nj Sc popolno-
ma dobro in bo vzelo Sc nekaj
Casa predno bonn okrevala. Sc
daj moran biti vecji del v Gle
velandu, kjer sem pod zdrav-
nisko oskrbo. Nahajam sc pri
sorodnikih Mr.. in Mrs. Leo Be-
laj, 13417 Eaglesmere Ave.
Posebna hvala urednistvu "a
priobcitev naznanila o moji bo-
lezni.
svse skupaj hvalezno pozdrav-
liam,
Mary Peterlin,
Burns Rd., Madison, Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-11
Vabilo ma veselico

Clanice Slovenske zenske I'VE
ze st. Al, vljudno vabijo vse
elanice in prijatelje na prosla-
vo petnajstletnice obstanka njih
podruznice, katera sc vrsi v ne
deljo, Is. maja v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd.
Podan DO raznovrstni pro-
gram, tudi v proslavo Materin-
skega dneva zato so Sc poseb-
no matere vabljene, da pridejo.
Program Sc bo pricel tocno oh
polsedmih zvecer. Pc programu
bo pa igrala Vadnalova godba,
valcke in poke "a vse, stare in
mlade, tako, da sc bo vsak lah-
ko posteno naplesal.
Preskrbljeno bo tudi z vsemi
dobIotami tega sveta, da ne bo
nihce ne lacen in ne zejen. Kako
Sc DO program vrsil, ne bonn po-
vedala, samo toliko povem, da
DO veselo.
Torej ma svidenje v nedeljo
Mary Coprich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-11
Materinski dan

Ma1eranski oaI
Kakor zadnja vojna leta, tako
tudi letos Materinski dan ne bo
vessel "a tisoce in tisoce mater,
katerih sinovi sc bojujejo ma
bojnih poljih sirom sveta. Tvoj
sin te ne DO pozabil, kjerkoli Sc
DO nahajal ma Materinski dsSl,
vkljub temu, da mogoee mu pri-
ika ne DO dana, da bi ii sal pis-
memo voscil k tvojemu dnevu.
Tudi tebi, matt, bodo misli uha-
jale, ko je se v Solo pohajal kot
mali decek in tt je kaksno umet-
mo stvar naredil, tako ma skri-
vaj domov prinesel in kako je
desetice hranil in zanje cvetlice
kupil. Kako je bill srecen, ko te
je s temi stvarmi iznenadil ma
Materinski dan. Srecna 81 bila
tudi ii Z MIN. Kako zeljno prica-
kujes trenutka, da bi sc sin
zdrav povrnil in ga bos objela
kot nekdaj Sc malega decka.
Srca mater, katerih sinovi so
padli ma bojiscih Sc bodo tezko
zacelila. Ampak matt doprinese
veliko trpljenja, doprinesla bo
tudi vkljub temu, da z velikim
trpljenjem.
Spomnimo sc tudi nasih rod
nih mater v domovini ma Mate
rinski dan; darujmo jim v ta-
kojsnjo pomoc. S tenn Jim bono
pomagali olajsati njih trpljenje.
Darujmo, kolikor nam je najvec
mogoce. -
Kot vse kaze, Sc te vojne bliza
konec. Upajmo, da prihodnje le-
to bono praznovali Materinski
dan v mirnem casu. Sele tedaj
DO pomemben Materinski dan.
Theresa @orjanc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-11
Prisrcna hvala

TEN potion Sc najsrcnejse "a
hvaljujem mojim dragim So
rodnikom, znancem in prijate-
ljen "a obiske, cvetlice, darila
in lepa voscila, katera sem pre-
jela "a casa bolezni, ko sem Sc
nahajala v Painesville Memorial
bolnisnici in potem ma domu. Le-
pa hvala prijaznim sosedom "a
vso pomoc. ,
Bolezen pride mnogokrat ne
pricakovano in elovek je oto-
zen zaradi .dolgega casa v bol-
niski postelji. Toda ma nepri-
jetnost Sc pozabi, ko dobi Glovek
spodbujevalna voscila in obiske.
Y teh casih MISC obiski dovolje-
nj po bolnisnicah po preteklih
predpisih, toda ste vseeno prisle
in bile v veliko tolazbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-11
Koncert mladinskega
pevskega krozka SNIP

Ma Materinski dan 13. maja,
poda Mladinski pevski krozek
SNPJ svoj drugi pomladanski
koncert oh 4 uri popoldne v av-
ditoriju Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma St. Clair Ave.
Ma vsporedu so razne dekla-
macije, primerne sedanjemu ca
su "Siromak' (Simon Gregor-
cic), betezen starcek Sc cudi "a
kaj je tako, da je Sc ma stara
leta brez strehe in ne We, ne kod
ne kan. =.
mi, mladina" delo nase Kat
ke Zupanciceve, katere odsot-
most IL "The Voice of Youth
(Mladinski List) zelo pogresa-
mo, predoeuje nase bodoce gra-
ditelje, kateri bodo nadaljevali
Fnase delo.
Zbor pa nam DO pei nase le-
pc narodne pesmi. Poleg vsega
tega bodo tudi godbene tocke
proizvajane po clanih pevskega
krozka. Mi starsi, prijatelji in
clani pa napolnimo dvorano, da
Jim pokazemo tenn, da spostu-
jen1o njih delo in trud, katere-
ga imajo z ucenjem slovenske
pesmi.
Sc enkrat vas prav uljudno
vabim, da napolnite dvorano
Slovenskega narodnega donna
13. maja oh. 4. uri popoldne. Pc
koncertu Sc bo servirala vecer-
ia in pies Sc pricne OBJ pol osmi
uri zveder.
Josephine Tratnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-11

maj, da v nedeljo, 13. 1naja pri-
redi pevski mladinski zbor Gle.
|vslandske federacije SNPJ svo1
drugi koncert v pocast mate.
ram p pod vodstvom g. Malec-
karja v Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma st. Clair Ave-, OBJ 4.
uri popoldne.
Slisali boste vec pesmi celot.
mega zbora, soiospeve, dvospe-
We, vec godbenih took it'd. Sam
|g. Maleckar DO zaigral "Ave Ma.
ria" ma vijolino v pocast .padle-
mu vojaku "a donovino g. r.
Kuzniku.
Apeliram ma clanstvo SNPJ
in njih prijatelje, da Sc vdelez-
te koncerta v nedeljo. Napolni-
te dvorano, ker tenn jim daste
vecje veselje do nase slovenske
pesmi.
Odbor Sc DO potrudil, da vam
bo pcstrcgel pac kar najbolje
v sedanjih razmerah. Ker bo po
koncertu tudi pies, sc pricakuje
veliko vdelezbo.
K. Stokel,
predsednik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-11
Zahvala

Tenn potion se iskreno zahva.
ljujem "a vso pomoc, darila in
voscilne karte, katerih sem bila
delezna v casu bolezni. Posebno
zahvalo izrekam hceri Katie
Fanny Rebol, Addison Rd., Aga.
tt Zajc, e. 200 st., Euclid, o.,
ter sosedom Mrs. Gerbec in Mrs
Cimperman, XII 50 mi tako lepc
stregle yes cas- in me obiskova.
le ter kratkocasile.
Nikoli ne bonn pozabila vase
dobroto in prijaznost, ter vam
ostajam "a vedno hvalezna.
Anna Podborsek,
r 1896 E. 81 St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-11
Pojasniio glede Honor Rolla'

CLEVELAND, @. - Prosim
rojake, da maj ne nadlegujejo
meme, spodaj podpisanega zara-
di Honor Roll-a," ker Sc nj po-
stavljen. Sal ga nisem JAZZ zadr-
zeval. &c bi bilo po mojem in po
prizadevanju g. Plemena, bi bill
Honor Roll' postavljen ma E.
167 st. in e. 165 st. ze pred tre-
mi meseci. Seveda ma dan pro-
slave bi bilo prav lepo, da hi Z
MIN pocastili nase fante, XII Sc
borijo "a Ameriko in "a mas, pa
zal nismo imeli kan zastave
obesiti. Honor RoA' je ze izde-
Ian, pa sal vendar ne spada v
garazo, kjer Sc danes stoji. Po-
staviti ga je treba tam, kjer je
bill prostor zanj dolocen.
Tukajsnji prebivalci so bill
zelo zadovoljni, ker sem pricel
z delom, da sc fante nase okolice
pocasti S tenn, da Sc Jim postavi
Honor Roll' in mani vpise njih
imena. Darovali so velike vsote
denarja in tako so danes nezado-
voljni, ker odbor, XII je bill izvo-
lien, zadrzuje razstavljenjem
stavbe. Izgovor tega odbora je,
da je Sc vedno premrzlo, a smo
tudi TAXI ma tel cesti, XII mas ne
zebe, pa hi bill lahko tudi brez
doticnega odbora to stvar mare
dill. Mesto da bi sc stavbo posta-
vilo, so sli travo sejati, sedaj pa
hodijo poslusat, kako raste. Kaj
pa takrat, ko DO vroce? Tedaj bo
pa menda treba parazol, da ne
DO sonce stavbe proved ozgalo.
John Fende.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-11
Seja drustva Mi" I"
st. l42 SNPJ

Drustvo Mir st. 142 SNIP
lima svojo redno sejo v nedeljo,
13. maja. Pricetek OBJ 9. uri do
poldne.
sklep zadnje aseje je bill, da Sc
potom casopisa povabi clanstvo,
da Sc v velikem stevilu udelezi
te seje, ker Sc bo razpravljalo o
konvenciji in pravilih. Pridite in
podajte dobre sugestije in pripo-
rocila. Volilo Sc bo tudi delega-
te "a prihodnjo konvencijo, XII
Sc DO vrsila augusta lmeseca v
Evelethu, MINI. Oh takih prili-
kah je potrebna velika udelezba,
nj castno "a drustvo, da Sc ude-
lei seje komaj kaksen ducat
clanov.
Pri nasem drustvu je zadnje
case veliko bolnih clanov il cla-
mic. Prosi Sc, da kadar Clan ali
clanica dobi obvestilo "a obiska-
II bolnika ali bolnico, maj to tudi
stori; prvic pravila to zahteva-
10, drugic je pa tudi vsak bolnik
vessel, &c ga njegov sobrat ali So
sestra obisce in ga nlalo potola-
d; to je samaritansko deio. Ka-
dar obiskujete, pridite tuM na
sejo pOrocat Q bolniku, ce VAN je
y moscce, eli Pc vsaj apcrocite
telef fonicio ali pisrneno. " stu
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il njegovega duso, 10 je ruska armada oraa
uikat pred tehnicno pfemocjo fasiscnega napadalca
10 smo 49, tega leta spreemaH Metlik sovjesko
vojasko delegacijo pozdravnem govor poovl po-
sledne besede k h je nekaj dn pred tern izgovo moi
sosed osemdesetetni unrajoH startek: Ali Rus ze
prisli?" emi besedam sem najtotneje razil pozrav
slovenskega ljudstva nsprednemu n boreneu ruskemu
narodu. Sovens narod goj do ruskega naroda custva
lubezn in spostovanja tustva hvaeznos zmage mad
nasiljem in krivico
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WBP priporoca paznjo

Washington. Peci, kotli,
cevi in dimniki, in vse druge mas
prave, XII SO Y zvezi s kurjavo,
morajo biti ciste. Treba jih je
drzati v najboljsem stanju, in
izvesti VISA potrebna popravila
takoj po- zakljucku sezone kurje-
MIA, mesto da bi Sc cakalo do
prihodnje jeseni, priporoca War
Production Board.
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Koncert v poeast materam
Bliza Sc dan 13. maja, XII je
posveeen nasim materam. Vsak
otrok, XII ina cut do svoje ma
tere, Sc gotovo spominja Mate
rinskega dneva. Vsaka matt, XII
sprejme Sc tako malo darilo cd
svoje druzine, svojih malckov,
je ponosna matt, ke.r 81 pred.
stavlja, to je moja kri, to je
bite, XII me ljubi, kako vesela
je matt, da vidi v krogu cele
druzine in sprejema Nth daro.
We. + =.
Da, imamo tudi veliko mater,
katerih sinovi in hcere SO dalec
dalec V tujirii. Tudi oni se spo.
minjajo matere, tvdi oni 10 v
duhu objamljejo in zelijo 81, dne,
va image, do sc zopet vrnejo h
syoji dragi materi.
Ravno v nedeljo 13. maja je
tudi dolznost tebe matt in oce
da sliSis malcke, XII tt bodo "a,
pei v pocast tvojemu Materin
sken1u dnevu. Tudi deklamacijs
DO v peGast naterara. Ne bon
razlagal natantnega programa
sal DO itak priobGen, oInenin