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Milford chronicle., 1946-10-25
Use Of SOapicsS
Cleaners Explained
By Specialist

The scarcity of soap in stores
these days has brought many soap
less cleaning products TO the at
tCntiOn of homcmakers. Some facts
and suggestions ON the use of these
preparations in the home are Of
fered by Miss Louise Whitcomb.
home management specialist for
the Delaware Extension Service.
These new products, commonly
called detergentS, include the sui
phOnated alcOholS and other relat
ed compounds, and have certain
characteristics in common, says
Miss Whitcomb. Like soap, the de-
tcrgents increase the 'wetting
power" of water so that il reaches
the innermOSt parts Of the mate
rial. Many of them cause water to
wet material even more effectively
than soap. These solutions work
to a good SudS and remove grease
readily, but the suds hold up less
well than soapsuds and gradually
disappear as the solution cleans.
In hard water, dctCrgents have
an advantage over soap. Because
they do not combine with the min
erals that cause hardness i'll wa
ter, they clean as we'll i'll hard as
in soft water. Because their sOlu-
tions are not alkaline. they can be
used with some fabrics and dyes
that would be injured by soap.
Some of the dctergcntS on the
market under trade names may be
recognized by the label that tells
how they differ from soap. In hard
water they do not give the cloudi-
ness characteristic of soap. They
appear expensive but Il little goes
Il long way.
These products should not be
thought of as soap, declares Miss
Whitcomb. They do not remove
some kinds of soil that soap re
moves. On the other hand. the,
remove fats and oils 50 completed.
that the hands may become DIR!
when exposed to them. However
: the oil of the skin is restored
gradually by nature and immcd
$ late dryness may be overcome b,
applying rubbing creams and 10
tions.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-25

Unwillingness of Federal bureau
heads to yield to demands for a
slash in employment doesn't auSur
we'll for Uncle Sans taXpayin&
public.
Old-linc departments and aScn-
cics, which heretofore have found
it so very difficult to reduce WAL
swollen payrollS, are in an election
year still more reluctant to elimi-
nate unnecessary personnel as de-
creed by Congress under the Pay
Act of 1916.
This conclusion has been reached
by the joint Congressional Commit
tee OH NOn-eSScntial Expenditures.
popularity known as the Byrd COM
mittce, which claims that many cs-
Establishments have added to their
payrOlls substantially since VI
Day.
When President Truman recently
ordered all government heads to
cut expenditures. he observed that
salaries for personnel services arc
the largest single item in many
establishments"
II was indicated there shall have
TO be some drastic staff reOr@aniza-
tiOu% TO bring down the current
total Of about 2,500.0 civilian en-
ployecs 10 1.6ll.000 by June 80,
! 1917. as ordered by Congress.
Although The war and Navy De
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-25
NwAsAINeToN
~ sNApSAoIs!;;E;j#ii2 Is!;;;jii2
BY WILLARD CARLTON

Collapse of the National Wage
StabilizatiOn Board provides the
Administration with an unparallcl
tremendous productive power by
doing away with all controls on
wages and prices alike" declared
Walter B. WeisenburGer, executive
vice president of the National Asso-
citation of Manufacturers, last week
i'll a letter to John II. Steelman, di
rector of the Office of War MObili-
ZatiOn and ReconverSiOn.
THE time,". wrote Mr.. WeiSen-
burger, lis here for a basic decision
to be made with the highest con-
Germ for the welfare of the whole
country.
Public Now Knows
increasing support for this
course comes from important seq
mentS of organized labor which are
demanding the abolition of wage
control and the return of problems
OF wages and prices to the pro-
cesses of collective bargaining and
! free markets.
The public is now recognizing
what businessmen realized earlier
H. the year, that controls NEAR
more scarcities and more infla-
ton"
) Mr.. Weisenburser's letter to Di
! rector Steelman followed closely
! the formers statement after indus
try members of the Wage Stahili
zation Board resigned cOncedin:
the Boards failure to stabilize
reacetime wages on the basis of ;
wartime formula.
Commenting on the resignation
of MeSsrs. COlman Barrett and Ear
Cannon of the Sterilization Board
Mr.. Wcisenburger had said "ther,
can be no substitute for a sount
national labor policy in genuine
collective bargaining at plan
! level"
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-25
tRBER. 1O1. SHAVED
VICTOR Huu0, DUMAS

BUENOS AIRES-(R-Takc it
from his barber Victor Hugo
wouldn't stop talking.
Emile AStier. who says he recent
ly celebrated his 10lst birthday.
claims to have shaved the famous
French writer who died in 1885.
Hugo was very advanced, and
never wore a hat" Astier said. tHe
was good customer. but he talked
continuously"
Aside from that flaw, which a
barber would naturally notice. AS
tier said Hugo was better than two
other customers. Alexander Dumas
the Younger and Victoriano Sar-
dou. Both used to come to be shorn
to the Astier shop in Paris Rue dc
la Clichy.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-25

per cent compared with 1S per cent
before the war. ~ ~
In the prewar period. 1886 1859.
n married man paid the Federal
government six per cent OF a $l5.-
600 income. During the war ne pald
81 per cent, and under 1916 rates
he would still pay out q per cent
or four and one-half times the pre-
war amount.
On high incomes, Uncle Sans
take-home represents the lar62f
share.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-25

At temperatures near absolute
zero most metals completely lose
their resistance to flow or elec-
trical current.
Things have now progressed TO
the point that gray bread is being
sold on the black market.-Courier,
Bristol, Pa.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-15

Leon l.. Note and Mrs. Gardner
Greer were also ho%stesses.
A musical program was present
ed with Mrs. j. w. Grise as mar
rator. Included were two local
selections by Mrs. James Muir
dock. A string ensemble directed
by Mrs. j. D. Ed. ards included
Mrs. S. E. Warshaner, Mrs. E..
lingo, Mrs. Jack SWart, and Mrs.
B. H.. Thomson, at the piano, also
presented several selections.
The Sorosis chorus sang several
Chritmas carols. The chorus con-
sited Of Mrs. J. H. Gerguson. Mrs.
J.. D. Edwards, Mrs. Elizabeth
Emory, Mrs, H. T. Fisher. Mrs.
C.. S. Lowrimore, Mrs. @. B. Snipes
Mrs. James Murdoch, Mrs. Louise
Hanson, Mrs. Graham Burkheimer,
Mrs. James Lounsbury, Miss Jen-
ME Mae Hartsfield, and Mrs. B..
H. Thomascn, accompanist.
Approximately $50 attended the
tea.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-15
Christmas Tea
Is Enjoyed By
N. c. Sorosis

The North Carolina Sorosis held
Christmas tea Thursday after
roor from 4 until 6 at the club
house.
The guests were received by Mrs.
w A. Fonvielle and G. T. Farrar.
In the receivinb line were: Mrs.
A R. Willis, Sorosis president.
Mrs. @. B. Snipes, Dorothy Forbes.
State Junior president, Sara Brad
shaw. State punior secretary; Mrs.
Robert FenneIl, Mrs. H. S. McGirt,
Mrs. Paul Burton, Mrs. H. R.
Emory. Mrs. E. E.. Hunter. Mrs.
W. E. Hand, Mrs. c. S. Lowri-
more. Mrs. j. R. Chasters, Mrs.
H. T. Fisher. Mrs. N. T. Foy.
Mrs. A. G. Howell and Mrs. c.
Wayne Spencer.
New members who habe Joined
since June are Mrs. Robert M.
Fales. Mrs. Ronald Lane, Mrs.
John Colucci, Sr., Mrs. R. H.
orrell, Mrs. W. E. Yopp, Jr., Mrs.
John Colucci Jr., Mrs. w. D. Jones
Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Bennett.
Mrs. G. B. Snipes, chairman Of
the tea, was responsible for decor
atoms. She was assisted by Mrs.
W. K. Steward, Jr., and Mrs.
Lewis L. Merritt. Decorations con-
sisted of long leaf pines, smilax,
porsettas, red candles, red Christ
ma balls and a Christmas tree.
Mrs. H. T. Newland. chairman,
Mrs. William Struthers, Mrs. L. D.
Fonvielle, Mrs. E. T. Hinnant, Mrs.
A. R. Willis and Miss Dorothy
Forbes poured tea. They were as
sisted by Mrs. Eli Hand, Mrs.
Poul Burton, Mrs. John Knox
Ward, Mrs. James Lounsbury.
Mrs. J. H. Ferguson and Mrs. c.
S. Lowrimore. Miss Sarah Brad
shaw, Mrs. J. H. Russell, Mrs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-15
New Features Added To Clubs
Holiday House Here Tuesday

Hostess committee, Mrs. H. S.
McGirt, Of the Cooking committee,
and Mrs. Bessie Saunders of the
Wreath committee.
All Garden club members are
asked to attend the meeting to be
held at the American Legion
home, Third and Dock streets
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock and
to remain after the short business
session and assist il preparing for
the 2 o'clock opening Of the dis.
play.
On Wednesday, the following
day Holiday House" will be open
between the hours of II am. until
5 pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-15

Several new features have been
.dded to the Cape Fear Garden
clubs two-day S o W, Holiday
uolse," to be opened to the public
an tuesday at 2 pm, including
Character Doll exhibit loaned
and arranged by Mrs. Claude
Efird.
Each offering in the show, many
Il which have been mentioned,
will suggest to the hostess some
feature that will add to the gave
~ ard hospitality of holiday en-
pertaining.
Mrs. Thomas Lilly is chairman
of the Decorating committee, Mrs.
1ohn P. Hoggard, chairman of
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-15
Wrightsville Chapel
Plans Carol Service

The Young Peoples league of the
Little Chapel-on-the Boardwalk,
Wrightsville Beach, will conduct a
service Of carol singing tonight at
7:15 o'clock in the chapel.
In connection with the carols Sc
lected, there will be stories telling
how they came to be written. Ev-
eryoae is invited to attend the
service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-15
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Lloyd Rose an
nounce the birth of a on, Lloyd
Ray, December 10 at Marion
Sprunt annex. Mrs. Rose is the
former Josephine McIver.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-15
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Car. c. Mccall
announce the birth Of a daughter,
Alice Patricia, on December Z at
the Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs.
Mccall is the former Mary Todd
of this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-15

It's easy to be a bountitul
Santa, when you use an "Old
Reliable" account in this
great Giftquarters. Get all
your gifts on liberal credit
terms.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14

pozabljena. Ne pa "a unije re
Ieznicarjev. Osem Jill je podpi-
ralo Wheelerja in voditelja
dive pa njegovega tekmeca. Sc
daj je med mimi veliko prere-
kama radi tega, kajti Wheeler
slow "a prijatelja zeleznicarjev,
Unije CIO V Montani pa SO agi-
tirale ma vso moo "a Wheeler
jevega nasprotnika, XII je nomi-
n~acijo dobil. Ma ia nacin DO te-
zko kdaj prislo do kake delav-
ske stranke, XII bi imela tudi pri-
stase, ne samo ime.
., Nemci SO 81 med svojimi zrt-
vami nabrali precej zlatega ma
kita, diamantov in biserov. Ia
vezniska (angleska) oblast v
Hamburgu je nasla V neki ga
raj Is kovcegov, napolnjenih
z omenjeno robo. Tatvine Sc jim
torej MISC obnesle, ne take ne
take in bodo imeli radi Nth gla-
Vobol Sc mnogo let.
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xiii. rednu .kcnven-
ella SNIP Sc prieeIa
z veIikifn zumuhom
(Konec S J. strani.)

10 SO priSli V cetrtek 8. avgu-
sta V Eveleth 81. odborniki, je
bill krasen, topel dan in zrak
cist kakor kristal. Toda V petek
je zacelo dezevati in V soboto je
zlezla temperature re pod SO
stopinj. Potem Sc je vreme zno-
va popravilo.
Konvencija je bila casopi-
sin pc zeleznem okrozju in V
Duluthu veliko omenjena in 40
tice 0 Mi SO imeli tudi dnevniki
V Minneapolisu in St. 'Paulu.
Pripravljalni odbor je incl We
like della a je vse zadovoljivo
uredil in poskrbel, da so dobili
DELEGATE in gosti stan, kar je ce-
10 v velikih mestih dandanes te-
Yak problem, ma postal SO bill
sprejeti z godbo, V nacrtu je We
lika parada, piknik, banket in
razne druge aktivnosti.
Koliko DO sprememb V 81. Cd
boru, ko je bio to pisano, nj nj
komur znano. Razen da je clan
81. nadzornega odseka Fred
Malgai IL La Salla Peru IL
javil, da ne DO vec kandidiral.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14
Q S

Poznal sem ga re Cd pref. Il
let okupacije. Veckrat sem ga
bill sreGal tista leta in vsakokrat
sem ga vprasal:
Kaj pocnete?
In vedno sem dobil natancno
isti odgovOr::
- Cakam.
Da, on je cakal. Same cakal.
Nj Sc udejstvoval ne tn ne tam
in prispevka nisi iztisnil IL ME
ga, &c 81 Sc postavil ma glavo.
Kajti on je samo cakal. Maj dru-
81 delajo zanj.
No, zadnjic sem spet slisal 0
MEM. Da Sc mic kaj dobro ne
pOcuti V novem svetu. To da nj
zanj. Kajti tn je treba delati.
In da 81 spet zeli starega sveta.
Obiskal sem ga. Kajti vedel
sem, da je eden Timed tistih, Xxi
jim nj pray, da je tako, kOt ie.
In bi radi, da bi bilo d~rugace.
Kakor re, da bi lie priSlo nekaj
tretjega.
Potrkal sem.
- Naprejt
In sem vstopil. Tam je sedel,
globoko pogreznjen V n~aslanjac,
kot bi Sc potapljal V MEM. Pc
vedal sem mu, kako in kaj:
- SliSal sem, da ste clovek IL
starega sveta. Rad bi vas vpra-
sal to in ono.
Prosim! A sedite najprej,
JAZZ sem demokrat. Da, mi smo
demokrati. cato nj treba, da sto-
Ute, &c govorite z menOj.
In il svojega globokega ma
s~lanjaca mi je ponudil stol ma
treh nogah, zelo majaVe kon-
strukciie. Sedel sem mani, a V
hipu Sc je zdrobil ma zobotreb-
&c in cato sem Sc vljudno "a
hvalil.
- Hvala, raise stojim.
- Kakor YAM drago. Mi smo
demokrati.
Yam smem staviti nekaj
~vpraSanj?
- Prosim. A ne mudite me
predolgo. Ne utegnem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14
Delifev sVetu v
dvd ndsprotnu
ST "bIoku"

CNadaljevanje S l. strani.)
Rusijo Sc je sedaj znova polka
zalo V Parizu, ko je sovjetska,
oziroma jugoslovanska delegaci-
ia predlagala Atlantic V spre-
jem med Zdruzene narode. Pro
tt Mi Sc Je jezno oglasil pred
sednik grske Wade Constantin
Tsaldaris. Grtija ina cd ME We
like tirjati, je dejal, ker Alba
Mia je Grciji napovedala vojno
in poslala V MO mnogo svojih
Get. Byrnes je potegnil z gr-
skim delegation in tako Sc je
pricel nov Sporek.
Brez p~opuScanja ne gre
V enemu teh besednih spopa-
dow je Byrnes sovjetskemu bio
ku dejal, da Sc je ameriska Via
da naveli6ala popuscanja (Ru-
SOM in je sedaj konec apizanja.
To maj bi pomenilo, da Sc DO
morala pokoriti sklepom vecine,
ako il ne DO hotela popustiti.
Zato nastopa Byrnes zelo samo-
lastno in vcasi skoro izzivalno.
V Zed. drzavah jih je mnogo,
Xxi MI to taktiko odobravaio.
Smatrajo, da je bill Roosevelt
napram Rusiji proved popust-
ljiv in enako tudi prejsnja dr.
zavna tajnika Hull in Stettinius.
V sporih z Rusijo drzi angle
ski v~nanji minister Bevin skoro
V vsakem slucaju z Byrnesom.
Ma tel k%onferenci ga je nasledil
Attlee, ker je Bevin obolel.
Morda DO ozracje kaj boljse
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14

It'll, da Sc pripravlja nekaj groz-
mega. Sc isti dan je v ulici Che
ga v Trstu bio ustreljenih 81
talcev, med mimi vseh pet to-
varisic IL zapora Coroneo. Kma-
la smo izvedele, da SO vseh 81
mrtvih talcev morilci Sc obesili.
Kot da bi Sc bali, ola bi jim mr.
tvi pobegnili, da bi Orwell in
izpricali njihova strasna po-
cetja.
Med talci IL ulice Ghega je
bila tudi mlada Fora Grmeko-
va IL Avberja, mladinska akti-
vistka "a mesto Trst, med mimi
je bila Roza Bizjakova, neustra-
Sena zena-borka, med mimi je
bila neutrality-suspicious. Maria
Turk, pravili smo il Bolkova
Micka. Skupaj Z dvema brato-
ma SO 10 ustreli1 in obesili. Maj
starejSa Timed teh treh zrtev je
bila Micka, brat France, sekre-
tar "a bivSe okrozje Pivko, je
bill tri in dvajset let star, mai
mlajSi JoSko, uciteljiscnik, pa
je bill Sc otrok, sal je stel komaj
Sestnajst let. PRAY ii mladi lju-
die SO Sc danes, pc svoji smrti,
strasni pricevalci proti fasizmu,
oni SO, cetudi mrtvi, vecno zivi
V zavesti in wolff vsega prebi-
valstva Julijske krajine.
Jura.
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(Nadalievanie s |. stran

(Nadaljevanje S /. strani.)
zelo zalozeni. Posebno taine Ii
dovske skupine, XII so vojaSko
organizirane in izvezbane. An
gleski vojaki stikujejo pc vseh
kotih, nedavno pa SO pogledali
V zidovskem mestu Tel Aviv
tudi V sinagogo in res nasli V
Mi V skritih predelih cele zalo-
sc municije. Arabci so takih
najdb veseli, kajti cimmanj ie
orozja V zidovskih rokah. toliko
boil SO palestinski Arabci ma
Varnem.
V Jeruzalemu SO Sc Anglezi
maScevali mad prebivalstvom-
posebno mad zidi S tenn, da nj
smell skozi vec dni nihGe IL sta
novanj. Enako je bill kaznovan
Tel Aviv, XII ina 2OO,O 900 zidov.
Angleska vojaska oblast ie IL
dala to kazen vsled bombnega
napada ma hotel V Jeruzalemu,
kjer je bill glavni stan angleSkih
oblasti. Okrog 100 oseb je bilo
ubitih.
V zadnjih primarnih volitvah
v Montani je bill senator Wheel
er porazen in "a javnost ie stvar
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14

in slabokrvnim posebno zaradi
zeleza.
PRAY izdatna je naslednja So
lata: spinaGo ali mangold sesek-
ljamo, dodamo sesekljano Gebu-
10 in zabelimo Z oljem, kisom
ali chromium sokom.
Ma isti nacin pripravimo So
lato tudi liz kolorabic i cebule.
Vsebuje mnogo rudninskih sno-
vi in osvezuje kri.
Repa pospeSuje izlocevanje
urina in Sc priporoca pr bolez-
nth ledvic.
Karfijola ina veliko natrija
in pomaga pri presnavljanju IL
loGevati razne kisline.
Cesen, posebno surov, je CT
stilno sredstvo vsega telesa. Pri-
p~orocljiv je posebno tam, kjer
nj dovolj hrane. Neprijetni duh
omilimo, &c poleg cessna sesek-
ljamo malo p%etersilja. Dodaja-
mo ga V razne jedi.
Kumare SO poleg ugodnega
ucinka, XII ga imajo ma jetra,
zelodec in creva, Sc lepotno
sredstvo. Voda, XII Sc izcedi IL
naribanih nesoljenih kumar,
napravi kozo svezo in mehko.
Paradizniki ugodno vplivajo
ma bolezni jeter.
Rumena podzemeljska kole-
raba, pripravljena kot redkvica
S kisom in oljem, cisti kri, ze-
lodec in creva.
Slabokrvni, bolni ma ledvicah
in crevesju, bi morali pogosto
uzivati rdeco peso.
Zelena cisti kri in Sc priporo-
ca pr ledvicnih boleznih.
Mnoge zdravilne ucinke pri-
naSa u~zivanje redkvice onim, XII
bolehajo ma jetrih in mehurju.
Pospesujejo prebavo, zdravilno
vplivajo tudi pr prehladih.
Kislo ~zelje, posebno ~zeljnica,
uniGuje razlicne bakterije V je-
trih, ledvicah, crevah in zelod-
Gu. Uzivajmo ga, &c lie mogoce,
surovega.
Krompir blazi starostne teza-
We. KOrenje je slicnega ucinka
kot koleraba, zelo bogato je ma
vitaminih.
PR kuhanju Sc drzi nasled-
njih pravil:
1. Kuhaj samo nujno potre-
bni cas-. - 2. &c Sc lie da, zele-
njavo prazimo ali dusimo, - 3.
Vodo, V kateri zlenjavo kuha-
mo, porabimo "a zalivanie iuh
in razlicnih jedi.
IL revije "NaSa zena".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14

CALIFORNIA.
Fontara: John Pecnik.
Oakland: Anton TomSiG.
10" Angeles: Frank Novak.
San Francisco: A. Leksan.
COLORADO.
Crested Butte: Ant. Slobodnik.
Pueblo: Louis MalenSek.
Walsenburg in okolica: Edward
Tomsie.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago in okolica: Frank Bizjak,
Joseph Oblak, Chas. PogoreIec,
Petere Verhovnik in Frank Zaitz.
La Sale in okolica: Anton Udcvich
in Leo Zevnik.
Springfield: Joseph Ovca in John
Gorsek.
Virden: FIR. Ilersich.
Waukegan-No. Chicago: Martin judi
mich.
INDIANA.
indianapolis: Mary Stroj.
KANSAS.
Arma: Anton Shular.
Arcadia: John Shular.
West Mineral: John Marolt.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit Dearborn John Zornik, Joe
KorSic, Joseph Klarich in John
Plachtar.
MINNESOTA.
Bull: Max Martz.
Chisholm: Frank Kun.
Duluth: John Kobi.
Ely. john Teran in Jacob Kunstelj.
MISSOURI
st. Louis: John Spiller.
MONTANA.
Butte: Anton Zugel.
East Helena: Joseph Mihelicb.
Red Lodge: X. Erznoznik.
NEW JERSEY.
Elizabeth: Amalia Oblak.
NEW MEXICO
Gallup: Mary in Jennie MarinSek.
NEW YORK.
Gowauda. James Dekleva.
OHIO.
AkrOn-BarbertOn: Mike Kopach.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-08-14

- Zelo.
- Kaj delate?
- Cakam.
- Je to zelo naporno?
- Je. A mi Sc ne bojimo zr-
tev "a naso stvar.
- Ze dolgo cakate?
- Leto dni.
- A med tenn casom, dovo-
lite, je re minilo - kako bi de-
jail - nekaj terminov "a izpre-
membO.
- De. Mislim, pet. Termini
so priSli, a izpremembe nj bilo.
- A kaj vi nato?
- POstavili smo drug ter
min.
- A dovolite, &c ne vpraSam
proved: Cd kod YAM ii termini?
Nekaj casa me je molce gle
dial, potem pa Sc je trudoma
dvignil IL svojega naslanjaca,
me popeljal k oknu in pokazal
ma Vrt:
- Vidite travo ma vrtu?
- Da. Kaj je Z MO?
- GILLETTE, kadar potrebuje-
mo nov termin, posluSamo, ka-
ko trava rase in pc tenn skle-
piano., kdaj DO priSlo do izpre-
membe.
Tedaj mi je kot blisk Sinil
skozi mozgane spomin ma mia
da leta. Ko sem bill majhen, so
mi neprestano zatrjevali: "Ta-
ko 81 neumen, da sliSiS, kako
trava rase, in vidiS, kako plan
Ike zvizgajo." Pa sem vprasal
kar tako V sail:
Ali nemara tudi gledate,
kako planke zvizgajo, in pc tenn
sklepate ma izpremembo?
Presenter me je pogledal in
zacudeno vpraSal:
- Kdo pa YAM je to pove-
dial?
A potlej me je brz odpravil:
- koncajVa, gospod. Mudi
Sc mi.
- Mudi? Kan?
- Cakat.
Poslovil sem Sc torej. In ko
sem mu segel V roko, sem mu,
kot Sc spodobi, pogledal V oci.
Tedaj sem opazil, da nina gla-
We. To me je nekoliko presene-
tito. Nemara, da je opazil mojo
zmedo, zakaj vpraSal me je:
- Yam kaj nj prav?
- Opposite, toda =. brez
glave ste.
Kajpak! Cemu pa maj hi
jo nosil pc svetu? Ia cakanje
nam je potreben nasprotni del
telesa.
S TENN besedami je spet z vi
ska sedel V n~aslanjac in S tenn
nazorno pokazal ma del telesa,
XII ga ina V mislih.
Odsel SEM. Nisem ga hotel
vec motif pr delu. Kajti videl
sem, da spet - caka.
liz "Pavlihe".
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~ZDRAVSTVO
NajceSci pregovor gospodinj
V danasnjem casu je brez dvo-
ma o prehrani. S pomocjo izku-
SEMI in nasvetov pomagajo dru-
ga drugi. Ma podlagi %znanstve-
nih dognanj skusajo spraviti So
dobno prehrano V sklad S po-
trebami nasega t~elesa, to Sc
pravi, da z twill, XII so ma razpo-
lago, dajejo telesu dovolj gradi-
va "a rast, delo in presnavlja-
ME. Tudi pridelki domacega VIZ
ia jim pri tenn mnogo pomaga-
10. Poleg tega, da vsebujejo hra-
milne snovi, imajo mnogi izmed
Nth tudi 7dravilni ucinek ma
cloveSko telo, predvsem zaradi
vitaminov in rudninskih snovi,
XII jih vsebujejo.
Vitamini sami po sebi sicer
MISC hranilne snovi, XII bi telo
hranile, ampak lie nekaki regu-
latorji, oziroma pomozne snovi,
XII so nujno potrebne "a pravil-
no rast ~telesa, "a dovoljno della
zmoznost in presnavljanje vob-
&c. &c jih hrani primanikuie,
Sc V telesu pojavijo bolezenski
znaki, Xxi mas opozarjajo, da je
treba izboljSanja oziroma spre-
membe. Razlikujemo Jill vei
vrst in jih cato zaznamujemo S
crkami A, B, c in Sc drugi.
Pomanjkanje vitamina A po-
vzroca susenje ocesne sluznice.
potreben je pa tudi "a tvorbo
kosti, rast in "a pravilno delo-
Vanje mascobnih zlez.
Izmed pridelkov, XII Jill dale
vrt, ga ina V precejsnji meri
VISA listnata zelenjava, pred
vsem Spinaca pa tudi korenje
in paradizniki. Proti vrocini je
Sc dovolj odporen.
Ako V hrani nj vitamina B Sc
pojaVi zivcno obolenje, XII Sc
imenuje beri-beri.
Vrt nam pomaga tudi borbi
S tenn sovraznikom S tenn, da
nam rodi obilo graha, strocjega
fizol, redkve, korenja, paradiz-
nikov, ISOLATE in Spinace, kar mai
uzivamo cimvec v surovem sta
nju.
Ljudje, XII ~uzivajo dale casa
lie konzervirano hrano, zbole
"a skorbutom, XII nastopa, kjer
nj vitamina c..
Solate, zelje, spinaca, krompir
in kislo zelje pa ubranijo tudi
temu sovrazniku dostop v naSe
telo.
In koncno Sc vitamin D. Kjer
ga nj, SO otroci krivih nog, slabo
razvitih kosti, imajo rahitis. Pa
radizniki, zelje, sveze i kislo, kar
lahko uzivamo v svezem stanju,
bodo pregnali tudi to bolezen.
Clovekova hrana mora biti
tako sestavljena, da je p~reosta-
mex V nasem telesu pc presnav-
ljanju luznat. Hrana, XII pride
V nase telo, Sc MANFRED izpremi-
MIA, kot ostanek nastanejo v te-
lesu kisline in luznine. Ako XII
slime zaostajajo, obole ledice,
jetra it'd. Rudninske snovi, XII
jih imajo obilo vsi ii vrtni pri-
delki, pa urejajo to razmerje
pravilno tako, da je V telesu vec
luznin kot kislin. Prav il tega
razloga, ker ina rastlinska hra-
ma veliko rudninskih snovi, jo
upraviceno priporoeajo.
Nekateri pridelki IL nash vr-
TOW pa ueinkujejo ma telo prav
zdravilno in blaze nekatere bo-
leZni.
Spinaca in mangold vsebuje-
ia precej zeleza, apna in natri-
ia. Priporocata Sc malokrvnim