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Evening star., 1946-08-01
Report to the Housewife

Prepare to take plenty OF time to
pick and choose over your fruit and
vegetable purchases this week end
Quality and prices are equally vari-
able. and 1t will take cool head to
get the best for your money. Con-
centrate on the produce which
seems to be in most plentiful supply
and best condition. There only can
you be sure Of bargains
Most abundant vegetables appear
to be snapbeans, cabbage, celery
onions. potatoes. tomatoes, squash,
including zucchini, corn. okra,
turnips and beets. In moderate
supply we find carrots, escarole
lettuce, peppers, lima beans and
mushrooms-the latter not quite so
expensive as they have been, if
considered as a summery meat sub
stitute. Scarcer. and consequently
high, are peas, broccoli, cucumbers,
egg plants and greens-the latter
are slse of very poor quality.
Peaches lead the field in fruits.
with apples a close second as rec
commended buys Cantaloupes and
watermelons are also plentiful
Grapefruit is in good supply, but
oranges, especially the larger sizes
are rather scarce. Only blueberries
are worth buying. in the berry line
up. A few honeydewS and Gran
shaw melons are being received.
Plneapples and bananas are about
the same as last week. Grapes are
scarce and high, and Bartlett pears
from California are still on the
rather expensive side. PlumS and
nectarines are of fair quality.
Be careful, too. if you DO buy
butter-some of it has been kept
overlong, and tends to spoil quickly
even in your refrigerator. Cheese.
is still coming in fairly we'll and
seems to be getting better in quality.
Don't forget cottage cheese, too. for
light but nourishing summer meals.
There should be any number of
fine frying and stewing chickens on
the market this week. This is good
news for those of YOU who consider
fried chicken a MUST for Sun
day dinner. and for others who feel
a picnic is not a picnic without
chicken salad Plus the fact YOU
can use the stock from the boiled
fowl to make wonderful rich jellied
soup There are a few ducks being
offered Eggs are plentiful with
prices about the same at last week
The meat picture looks adequate
as far as supplies are concerned
There should be Just about every
kind and almost every cut you could
wish. However, watch those prices,
and take advantage of any good Of
ferings in the less expensive cuts.
such as chucks and briskets of beef
foreouarter cuts of lamb and veal
etc. There will be quite a bit of
fresh pork available. loins and chops
included. and number of picnic
butts are to be found in many
markets. Bacon and smoked hams
are on the scarce side.
The friendly fish" is with US much
as usual There are few. if any,
novel items. and you will make your
selections from porgies. butterfsh,
sea bass, trout, croakers, mackerel
and the f1llets, the same as last
Evening star., 1946-08-01
WASHING CLOTHS

(From Mrs. E. L. s., Washington
Some one asked how to wash dish
cloths and washcloths at home. The
best way is to boil them up with
a chlorine bleach. 1t only takes
a minute or so and they come out
bleached white and smelling sweet
If they are not colorfast you can
boil them without the bleach, but
it takes longer
Don't do this in an aluminium
pan because it will blacken. If you
have q discolored enamel pan use
that-you will find the pan is
cleaned right along with the cloths
Hang the cloths in the air to dry
so they don't get sour again in the
drying process.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
INTERIOR DECORATING
COURSE

From Mrs. Y. E. j., Bethesda
To the reader who wanted some
advice on taking a course in in
terror decoration by mail my answer
is: Go ahead by all means, and
don't let any one discourage You
Of course if YOU have the time, !
am sure that a regular course at
school would be much better, but
for one with only a few hours to
spare week the correspondence
course is very convenient, especially
when you want TO study only for
your own enjoyment and informa-
ton.
At present I am taking Just such
a course, besides holding down a
full-time job and doing my own
housework. I study on the street
car every day to and from work
and occasionally on Sundays go to
Evening star., 1946-08-01

that. Put in 81 cups of canned OF
bouillon cubes or a shake of gooc
meat extract. Add cup of hot
water, salt and pepper. Mix wei
and cook slowly for half an hour
stirring often.
When the rice is tender and al
liquld has been absorbed. arrange
the rice in small individual baking
dishes. Break an egg into each one
and cover the egg with cheese sauce
Bake in a moderate oven.
Make the cheese sauce by melting
, tablespoons of butter with 2 table
spoons of -four and rubbing unit
smooth. Stir II cups milk and cook
until thickened Add II cup grated
American cheese and when that has
melted, fold in 4 cup of Slicec
stuffed olives.
The Pennsylvania Dutch country
gives us this suggestion for pre-
pairing ham.
Have 2 large slices of raw han
cut about quarter of an inch thick
removing any bone Mix up a tea
spoon Of dry mustard with 2 tea
spoons cider vinegar and spread the
ham slices lightly with this.
Slice some cooking apples paper
thin, after coring them and spreac
them in layer on each of the han
slices. Sprinkle them with lemor
juice and brown sugar.
Now roll up the ham slices tht
long way, starting at the side anC
rolling the fat part into the center
Fasten with skewers Put in a bak
ing pan, dot ham with butter an>
bake in a moderate oven for abou
half an hour, basting from time I,
time with the pan juices or a littl
apple juice.
Evening star., 1946-08-01

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those of The Star, and, as it
Is obviously impossible for us
to test all recipes submitted. we
cannot assume responsibility
for them, = B. c.
Evening star., 1946-08-01

the mashed peaches, lemon juice
bitter almond and salt, beat thor
oughly. Cool, and when beginning
to CONCEAL, beat several minutes.
Whip cream if you can and add with
stif1y beaten egg whites. Blend
thoroughly. Pour into the crumb-
lined pan. Sprinkle remaining
crumbs over the top and garnish
with sliced peaches, which have been
dipped in lemon Juice to keep from
turning DARK. Chill until firm.
Evening star., 1946-08-01

I Blend the butter "or margarine,
4 cup confectioners sugar and
cracker crumbs. Press three -fourths
OF this mixture on the bottom and
sides OF large pie pan. Soak gela-
tin in u cup OF cold water for S
minutes. Cook egg yolks, Il cup
sugar and the remaining u cup
water over low heat until mixture
coats metal spoon. Add to the
gelatin and stir until dissolved. Press
/ dry cheese through a sieve and add
custard mixture to the cheese. Add
Evening star., 1946-08-01

nilla, one teaspoonful of lemon
Juice If apples are mellow.
Wash cloths: Cold water, a hand
ful of salt, in agate pan. add the
wash cloths, heat to boiling. adC
soap flakes and household ammonia
allow to cool. Wash in clean sudSy
water. rinse and again rinse.
Dish cloths: In agate pan, cole
water and liquid cleaning washing
compounds. commonly known as
bleach" Soak dish cloths severa
hours or overnight. Rinse in run
ming cold water or several changes
Of cold water.
A role of tissue on cupboard door
use tissue or paper towel TO wipe ut
drops of milk and cream, will pre-.
vent dish cloths from much sour
ness" in humid weather.
I'm with Mrs A. M. A. and Mrs
o. A. T. in hearty dislike of radio
serlals-have heard" them from
neighbors radios, but never. neve,
on our radio.
TRAVELLING WITH TWINS?
From Mrs. d. F. B., Washington.
First l would like to echo the
approval your publication wins or
all sides. 1t seems TO me invaluable
to community life, and congratu
tions to whoever thought up such
a meryelous idea!
OF course, I have a problem which
seems OF mountainous proportions
to me. I am the mother of boy and
girl twins age 7 months. About
the middle of this month my hus-
Dand is returning from a years
absence in the service and we are
planning on driving 275 miles from
here to visit his home a few davs
after his discharge l am not sc
much worried about keeping the
babies clean on the trip as l fee
this can be done with the aid oi
dlsposable diapers, extra clothing
plenty of baby oil and cotton. ]
wonder if any of your readers have
any suggestions for feeding and fol
making the babies as comfortable
as possible. Their backs are no
strong enough yet to use those
canvas baby seats and they're tot
big for swinging beds. Their die
is probably Standards eight -ounct
bottles of milk, orange juice. prunt
juice, water and the canned foods
fruit and vegetables with meat
Preparation OF. their cereal mixee
with raw egg; keeping the mill
fresh; how TO avoid having cal
tull of bottles, glass dishes. spoons
etc, worry me the most / vii
certainly be eternally grateful Il
any housewife who can find time
10 send a word of advice. MY hus.
band Is not accustomed to beins
around babies at all so it is m,
responsibility to make plans fol
them. Too. the car does not belons
to US, which means we will be lin.
tied in what We can do to the bach
Evening star., 1946-08-01

Y cup melted butter or margarine
"a cup confectioner's sugar.
2 cups graham cracker crumbs.
2 cups mashed peaches.
3 tablespoons gelatin.
n cup cold water.
: eggs, separated.
z cups dry cottage cheese.
: tablespoons lemon juice.
teaspoon bitter almond
VI cup sugar.
u teaspoon salt.
4 cup cream.
Evening star., 1946-08-01

eSted in the course and we get a
great deal of pleasure out of it,
besides having learned many things
we didn't know before about making
our apartment more attractive.
IN DEFENSE OF IRONER.
From Mrs. l.. Fl. R, Arlington.)
I would take issue with Mrs. L. S j.,
Alexandria, in regard to an ironer
I have used one for many years
and consider it one of the best ap-
plianceS in the home, not only as a
time saver but also a back saver.
Recently we had a peculiar accident
to ours. which should serve as q
warning to all users of electrical
appliances. The ironer was used on
Tuesday and all switches were
turned off after the ironing was fin-
ished BUT WAS NOT DISCON-
NECTED AT THE SOCKET. On
Sunday / noticed smoke coming
from the basement and found the
lroner pouring out volumes of smoke.
1t is table model and was closed
The padding on the roll was charred
black and the shoe was red hot.
One can readily see what a fire
hazard it could be, If 1t had been
against the wall and undiscovered
Hereafter, all electrical appliances
are to be disconnected when not in
use, at our house. The first week
after the ironer was sent for re-
pair I found doing it by hand re-
quired three times as long as when
using the ironer.
Evening star., 1946-08-01
SUGGESTIONS


From Mrs. J. n S.. Washington. J
Plums are plentiful, we have plum
sauce with buttered bread, pound
cake, angel cake-or a sauce of
plums. glass of milk, graham crack
ers spread with cream cheese!
Wash. Score pluns completely
with sharp knife-use three-quart
pan for one or two pounds of plums,
cook over low flame tmaking own
juice no water added until tender,
and when whipped with fork seed
is free from pulp Leave seeds in
sauce, add 3 tablespoons sugar eve
prefer TART. One pound of plums
makes more than one pint of sauce
Keep in jar in refrigerator. Plum
sauce and apple sauce cooked in
aluminium brighten surface dark
ened by cooking vegetables.
Apple sauce from green" trans
parent apples. Wash, quarter, core
Add y cup water, cook slowly till
tender to fork. Cool. Put through
sieve OF ricer to remove skins" from
/ sauce. SWeeten to taste. Add dash
of nutmeg. one teaSpoonful of va
Evening star., 1946-08-01
QUERIES?
From Mrs. II. A. L., J.,
W0SbiuntOn
IN DEFENSE OF IRONER

w uofthyLOHt
I would like to know what I can
do about the beaters of my electric
mixer. The plating seems to have
worn off and they rust If I happen
to forget to dry them Immediately
Can any one help me?
1 am planning on canning and
preserving quite a lot of food this
summer from our own garden. But
we live in an apartment house
Where could I keep them? I heal
it Is much too hot in an apartment
and they will spoil How about 1t?
Would somewhere in the basement
be able?
Would like some recipes for food
for two. Our baby isn't old enough
for classification as the third.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14

DECIDING expert and research
staff 10 aid in enforcement of
dead tag" laws.
This was the finding of the
American Automobile Association in
its annual review Of motor vehicle
registration markers.
Michigan plates will be white on
dark green for the full years with
1945 plates expiring February %.
Half-year plates will be green on
white and expire August 81. Only
one plate will be issued again this
year instead of the pre-war two
plates.
The AAA statement continued:
Outstanding feature of license
plates this year is the amazing
variety of expiration dates. Ten or
twelve years ago practically all
state license plates expired at the
end of the year Because many
people would lay up their cars rather
than pay registration fees at time
when Christmas. bills were coming
i'll and other year-end debts were
being cleared up, some states began
shifting to other registration dates.
BY now, license plate expirations
cover practically the entire calen-
Oar.
Since reciprocity is extended
only to cars which are legally reg
istered in the home state, enforce
ment officials are always on the
lookout for olt-of-State vehicles
operating on dead tags. Here are
soma of the things they must cope
with this year:
in some southern states. such as
Alabama, Mississippi and South
Carolina, expiration dates have
been set to coincide with marketing
Of the cotton crop in October and
November. Plates expire in Deem
Der for three states; at varying
oates in January for nine states: in
February for eleven safes; in March
for fourteen states, and in April
for three states. West Virginia's reg
isration comedies with the fiscal
year ending June 30 Michigan is
sues full-year and half-year plates
ci different color combinations. Del
aware has four expiration dates
March, June, September and De-
cember. And Wisconsin is starting
new system whereby plates will
expire throughout the year, with
the expiration date to be found by
DECIDING the license plate numer-
ais; thus, plate starting off with
the numerals 6-46 D.. = will expire
June of 1916, and in orGer to make
the change-over to the monthly
system, cars subject to registration
on January / of this year will be
registered for periods of time vary
ing from six to seventeen months"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14
Want Factory Equipment? RFC
Has $5O,OOO,OOO Worth For Sale

Anyone looking for machine tools
or equipment to keep his factory
running or to start new business
will have opportunity this week to
buy surplus government-owned tools
and equipment at discounts up to
81 percent.
The Michigan Regional Office OF
the Reconstruction Finance Corp
Grafton is conducting the first sale
of the 1916 season for four days
starting Tuesday.
approximately TOO pieces of the
machinery and equipment valued at
over one and one-half million dol
lars will be offered for sale at the
Eaton Manufacturing Company,
Saginaw, Michigan.
All items will be on display for
the prospective purchaser to inspect.
Tags showing the special price will
/ be attached to each machine so
that buyers can make their selec-
ton and complete all negotiations
including final shipping instructions
right at the sale site.
This Is the opening gun in a
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14

series of sales being conducted In
the Detroit area during the next 80
days and RFC spokesman estimated
that machinery and equipment
valued at over fifty million dollars
will be offered during this period.
World War No. 2 Veterans enjoy a
preference on all purchases.
1t is believed that this new plan
OF operation, whereby cash sales
are completed at the plant site, will
cut by 80 percen the delay en-
eountered in the past in processing
individual sales.
The plan itself has been proven
and tested in a series of sales con-
Quoted in 1915. Credit terms are
available to qualified buyers and a
special unit has been established
and tested in a series off sales con-
plete details and a list of items be-
ing offered will be sent to prespec-
tive customers who write, wire or
phone to RFC, Detroit, Michigan,
for List No. 100.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14
LodicO Named
WHY'S Dealer
for Trenton

Loire Lodico has been named
Trenton dealer for WHY'S cars. He
will handle a complete line of
WHY'S cars, station wagons, trucks
and jeeps with sales and service.
Lodico plans the largest auto sales
room In the Down River district.
WHY'S jeeps are now on display
a. the showroom, $50 w. Jefferson,
Trenton.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14
It's Confusing
It's Confusing
Code Expert Needed to Translate
Maze of License Expiration Dates

Automobile plates will be some
what more colorful in 1916 than in
the drab war years, but there will
be such a bewildering variety of
expiration dates that traffic police
will need Philadelphia lawyer.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14

Construction is now underway on
a one-story cement block building
for the Como Brothers Motor
Sales. According to Leslie Doan,
village engineer. the building, 60xl20
feet, will cost about $4,000
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14

Wyoming has seven major CROP
ping areas and nine minor areas.
An antelope struck by paSsen-
ger train recently near Douglas,
Wyo.. suffered only the loss of an
antler.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14

Still plenty of cold weather ahead and
outdoor play. Dress daughters warm
ly in all wool snow suits with snug
ski type trousers and matching jack
ct. Good colors. SO: ITO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-24

Ako ne yzamete tega viaka,
'morate "a gotovo vzeti ylak
Stew. l59, XII odpelje il Clevelanda
OBJ 11.25 dopoldne. Oba ia vlaka
sta New York Central sistema.
L Cleyelanda je zadnji cas- "a
odpotovati v soboto 10. augusta.
v Chicagu Sc morate prepelja-
tt ma postajo Chicago North
Western, XII sc nahaja ma Canal
in Madison ulici. Ako innate
istke "a v Duluth, Mimi, kuplje-
ne v Cevelandu, vas prepleje
iz La Sale postaje ma Chicago
North Western, izyoscek, XII Sc
bo priglasil ze ma postaji v Engle-
woodu, da mu pokazete vas voz-
Mi listek. &c ne greste z MIN,
stopite lahko v poulicno Van
Buren,, XII je poleg postaje La
Sale, da sc prepeljete MO do
Canal ulice in potem hodite Sc
verno do CNW postaje, XII nj de-
lee. Vlaki v Duluth, Mimi, vozi-
jo samo zvecer in sicer tt:
Stew. II potom 500 Line, Xxi nj
priporoeljiv, zapusti Chicago oh
$50 in dospe v Duluth oh $40
zjutraj. Vlak stew. 511 odpelje
liz Chicago ravno oh 6 uri zvecer
in dospe v Duluth oh 7::45 zju-
traj, to je Chicago North West
ern vlak. Tretji odpelje ravno il
te postaje CNW Oh II uri ponoci
in dospe v Duluth oh 1:3O do
poldne.
L Dulutha vozi samo en- vlak
v Eveleth ma dan. Kdaj, ne vem.
Lahko pa Sc dobi avtobus, XII je
parkan ravno preko ceste cd
postaje. Cd postaje v Duluthu v
Eveleth vozi emo uro in pol.
Radi grdega vremena 19. juli-
ia zvecer, Sc nisem mogel udele-
ziti seje federacije SNPJ. Shra-
mite 81 ia navodila, bodo prav
prisla.
Frank Barbic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-24
INadaljevGnje)

Lionel je takoj uganil, da je
podzemsko m este trMSce "a
ukradeno in utihotapljeno bla-
go; sem so sc stekale vse stva-
ri liz San Francisco, XII SO bile
pridobljene ma neposten nacin.
O istiEitosti tega domnevanja
je bill prepriean, ko je videl v
teh prodajalnah predmete, XII
imajo veliko vrednost, kot ma
primer demante, o katerih clo-
vek ne bi prieakoval, da hi sc
dobivali ma TAKEN kraju. Kitaj-
ci " svetlomodrih oblacilih so
hodili po tenn podzemskem labi-
rintu. Opazil je tudi belokozce,
a teh je bio lie malo; vsi pa, XII
jih je videl, SO bill tipi pravih
zlocincev.
Kuan-Ting je odprl vrata in
vodil je Lionela v precej veliko
sobano. Sredi ME je kakih pet
najst Kitajcev sedelo ma slam
|njaci in igralo. Znano je, kako
silno strastni igralci so Kitajci.
Vsi nori so "a kvarte, kocke, Sab
in cej-mej, neke vrste igre, XII je
sliena laski mori. Ljubijo tudi
boje med petelini, prepelicami,
cricki in kobilicami, pri katerih
stavijo visoke vsote.
Strast pri igri zenejo tako
dalee, da zaigrajo. zaporedoma
denar, zeno, obleko, XII jo imajo
ma sebi in gredo do prstov svo-
je roke, XII jih oni, XII dobi, ta-
koj odseka S sekirico. Veckrat
lahko sreeas v kitajskih pred
mestjih velikih NEST nesrecneze,
XII jim manjka po vec prstov, XII
so jih izgubili ma ia nacin.
V beznici, v katero je bill sto-
pill Lionel, so samo kvartali, in
sicer "a kup bankovcev in zla-
tih dolarjev, XII je lezal sredi
slamnjace in XII je predstavljal
lepo vsoto denarja.
- Ali hocete igrati malo par
TITO? je vljudno vprasal Kuan-
Ting. Lionel je odklonil, in 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-24
Porocilo S seie

Cleveland, O. - Zdruzeni Od-
Dor clevelandskih Jugoslovanov
je obdrzaval svojo redno sejo
16. julia. Brata Pollock in Sal
mich sta poroeala 0 skupnih do
hodkih in stroskih Jugoslovan-
skega dneva, XII Sc je vrsil %.
junija ma vrtu Slovenskega dru-
stvenega donna ma Recher Ave.
Porocano je bilo, da cisti dobi-
eek tega dneva znasa $3,214.38.
Vse organizacije, XII so sodelo-
vale, bodo prejele kopijo racunov
cd te prireditve cd veselicnega
odbora.
Sklenilo Sc je, da sc ia denar
poslje ma United Committee of
South Slavic Americans New
York "a pomoc ljudem v Jugo-
slaviji. Izvoljena sta bila tudi
Delegate ma drzavno konyencijo
Slovanskega kongresa, XII Sc vrsi
II. augusta ma Ceski Sokolski
farmi v Twinsburgu, Ohio. Izvo-
ljena sta Mrs. Josephine Zakraj-
SEX in brat Margetich.
Kot delegat ma tretji Vseslo-
vanski kongres, XII sc vrsi v New
Yorku v dnevih 20. do 22. sep
tembra je bill izvoljen brat John
Pollock, kot zastopnik Zdruze-
mega odbora clevelandskih Ju-
goslovanov. Priporo6a sc, da
vse jugoslovanske organizacije
in skupine izvolijo svoje zastop-
nike ma ia tretji Vseslovanski
kongres. z ozirom ma to, ko vse
nazadnia iaske sile ruvarijo proti
delavstvu, moramo biti priprav-
ljeni in sc moramo zdruziti vsi
slovanski narodi v obrambo, boil
kot kdaj preje.
Zdruzeni odbor clevelandskih
Jugoslovanov sc zeli zahvaliti
vsem organizacijam in posamez-
nixon, XII so ma katerikoli nacin
pripomogli do tako lepega uspe-
ha ma Jugoslovanski dan. Dajmo
delati ma TEN, da bono medse-
hojno Sc bolj povezani in zdru-
zeni Srbi, Slovenci, Hrvati, crno-
gorci in Macedonci.
Steffie Medvedi6,
tajnica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-24
Navodila "a potovanje ma
konvencijo SNPJ

Cleveland, o. v naslednjen1
podam nekaj navodil delegation
drustey SNPJ v Clevelandu in
okoiici, kako je prirocno Sc vozi-
ii ma konvencijo v Eveleth, MINI.
Najboljse je, da vzamete vlak
stev. 257, XII ga dobite ma posta-
il v Union Terminal oh s. uri
zjutraj in vas pripelje v Chicago
NJ Ia Sale St. postajo oh 2. uri
popoldne. Potem innate 3 ure
casa, Gel zelite It'll ma Lawndale
Ave, v urad SNPJ, ki pa DO go
toYo xaprt,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-24
10 okrov

ma Hubbard Rd., v North Madi-
son, O.: plin, voda, elektrika; .;
pol akra breskev, en- aker razne-
ga sadja, 212 akra vinograda !;
2 akra jagod, 3 akre koruze,
drugo "a seno. Zemlja je vsa OBJ
delana in v dobrem stanju. GEO.
SEKULICH, Hubbard Rd., No.
Madison, O., tel: Madison 4151.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-24

Zdray narod posebno mladi-
ma. potrebujs najboljse asge.
da bo ostal 6vrst . odpornost
proii fasixmu. Prilika = do
prinos , slelad otroilEs bolni-
GO ' sloveniji y q - po-
membna. PriapeyAjts 70 syoji
Emoxnos4i ixjsr lsoli: iaadi '
uradu "Enakopravnosti" lah.
ko oddasts Hax dopxinosl