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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
(NGdaljevamje)
Dvan ajsto poglavje

Dvanajsto poglavje
Varanje zahteva brez dvoma
temeljitega vezbanja. In Len
manu-, XII nj bill tel umetnosti
kos, je bio kaj kmalu neznosno,
iskati neprestano pretvez, pazi-
tt nase in slepiti MO, XII je gle
dala mani ze cd mladih nog cd
spodaj navzgor. Toda ker je po-
znal edino on vse okoliscine v
tenn svojem primeru, je incl yes
cas- obcutek, da Sc je samo on
opravicen obsoditi ali oprostiti.
Nagle sodbe, XII jih bodo IRE
kali moralisti njegovem vede-
nju, bodo razodevale samo sla-
boumnost plitkih in nadutih fa-
rizejskih bedakov - ljudi, XII nj
so bill nikdar pod tenn opojnim
carom - takih, XII najbrz nina
jo dovolj krvi, da bi Sc sploh
dali ocarati!
Tisti dan po jezi nellie nj bilo,
a tudi glasu nj poslala. Ali Sc je
navsezadnje vendar ranila? Ia
ko onemogla je lezala ma tistem
stolu! In Silvia nj niti enkrat
vprasala, kako je dekletu po
padcu, in tudi nj sprozila, da bi
poslala vprasat. Ali nj hotela O
Mi govoriti, ali pa kratkomalo
nj verjela? Ker je bilo toliko
stvari, o katerih nj mogel govo-
riti, sc mu je zdelo "a malo, da
mu kdo ne verjame prav tega,
kar je slucajno res. Sicer nj ma
znacila niti z emo besedo, da Gu
tt njegovo varanje: on pa ma
skrivnem zatrdno We, da je ne
vara .. Tiste tipalke ljubeee
zenske - kaj bi Jim preprecilo
tenki cut?
Proti veceru mu je hrepene-
ME, videti dekle, tako naraslo,
da ga je komaj prenasal; sbilo
mu je, kot da ga klice k sebi
vendar je cutil, da hi Silvia
pregledala vsako njegovo pre-
tvezo in vedela, kan gre. Sedel
je ma eni strani ognja, ona ma
drugi, in oba sta citala; samo
to je bilo cudno, da nj noben cd
njiju YES cas- obrnil lista. On je
cital ''Don Quijota", stran, ma
kateri so bile te besede: maj
Altisidora joce ali pole, JAZZ sem
Dulcinejin in samo njen, xiv ali
mrtev, MEN zvesti sluzabnik
vsem slam crne carovnije ma
vkljub." In tako je minil vecer.
Ko je ona odsla spat, bi Sc bill
skoraj splazil il hise in peljal k
Dromorejevim, da hi zvedel cd
zaupanja vrednega sluge, kako
je; ko pa je pomislil, kako DO
mozak zmedeno pogledal, Sc je
VIDAL in je ostal. Wei je v ro-
ko Silvijino o knjigo, Maupas-
santovo "Fort CONNIE La mort
- bila je odprta ma strani, kjer
uboga zenska spozna, da je njen
ljubimec preset cd ME k njeni
lastni hceri. In ko je to cital, so
Sc mu tocile solze po lieu. Sill
via! Silvia! Ali MISC vecno res
nicne njegove stare, tako lube
mu besede il te stare, tako lju-
be mu knjige? "Dulcinea del
, Toboso je najlepsa zenska tega
sveta, in JAZZ sem najnesrecnej-
81 vitez ma zemlji. Bio bi krivic-
no, da bi TAXA popolnost zaradi
mole slabosti trpela. Ne, pre-
bodi mi telo s sulico, vitez, in
maj izdihnem s. svojo castjo tu-
di zivljenje .. - Zakaj 81 ne
more iztrgati tega custva IL ST.
ca, pregnati tege dekleta izpred
oci? Zakaj ne more biti do 'kra-
ia west Mi, XII njemu je in mu
je vedno bila do kraja zvesta ?
Grozno - to onemoglo custvo
brez wolfe, ia ohromelost, kot
Io "a 1.,+lxo RI IL erih1io kr,,,fo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25

PLAcAMO NAJVISJO CENO IA
VSAK AVTO. v KATEREMKO OIL
STANJU. - GL 67a6.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
Della "a zzenske

Moski ali zenska z avtom z nekoli-
kim znanjem in voljo do della,
"a prodajanje. 20 ur tedensko. $35
do $50. Poklicite Evelyn HealY. EV
05l8 med 9. in 12 zjutraj.
Evening star., 1947-03-21
sincerely,
51T1s><~"

DEAR CASWEIL This not be in your line at
hoping that word from will make people stop
matter that meant deal to
of presenting children with live pets at Easter
that It is misery pet Very little children
handle small animals and their unconscious
cruelty is heart breaking
a stuffed rabbit something? Must
living things sacrificed for whm?-AN1MAL LOVER
You've got definite point AL-but won't all the
it. that good many people give live
enough duckng Dummies what have
you their parents them Little babies
allowed small and the
day Is done
children duck rabbit brings real Joy. and
seriously the
should fed how should be kept and
that child obeys the routine rigiouy the
discipline youngster to know that he has
responsibility living creature and that he MUST
teaches him patience geneness perseverance
could in his character?
their
small slips occasionally they jog
his duties before the animal duck time to ser
from neglect
rabbits in family ago
presented iendand of the
obgedand later ended with
yard Finally conditions got
bulletins the chldren schools
ing rabbits There steady parade all
by evening Gown to
had have swtms in the bath
walking with the children
Connecticut They ended the duck heaven
Rock Greek. ~
No. their live pets IF their parents will
Otherwise I'll vote for the stuffed bunny
Evening star., 1947-03-21
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Perma position in To-
cal cp.a office for semisenior accountant:
must be graduate OF accounting school and
have had accounting experience or be thor
oughly familiar with bookkeeping: reply In
own handwriting Box 42S-S. Star. -23
ACCOUNTANT-Junior accountant for
local cpa office. must be single and not
over 25 yrs. of age; a student IN an eve
ming school of accountancy will be ac-
ceptable: permanent position with opoor-
tunity for Advancement: reply IN GWn
handwriting Box 406-S. Star. -23
ACCOUNTANT. junior, for cPA of1cs;
single. with some accounting edacasion;
experience not necessary. Box bis, star.
ACCOUNTANT, for Tokyo, Japan, gradu-
ate recognized accounting school, expr: IN
public accounting or general accounting
essential; organize and, operate account
disbursement and inventory. control: 2-yr.
assignment. Salary, $3.50 per annnm.
Box 4S-M, Star. -23
ACCOUNTING STUDENT, evening course.
can obtain very interesting DAYTIME
accoun ting position in q business once IN
Falls Church; must be good at ngureS ano
able to type. Please write In detah eDous
yourself to Box 202-S. Star. -Z3
ADVERTISING SALESMAN wanted fof
progressive suburban weekly. Box SZ7-L
Star.
ADVERTISING phone and street solicitor.
25% commission, easy to sell; future pos
sibilities RE 1875. -
(Continued On Next PsssJ
Evening star., 1947-03-21

is big help to a bride away from
family and old friends.
First: To the lady who suggested
using the vacuum cleaner to de-
frost refrigerator. Thanks, lot
Mine has always taken so long ano
hated to let the babys food dc
without refrigeration overnight as
I've had to do. 1 used a small hand
vacuum cleaner with blower at
tachment and it was fine.
Recipe for baked corn custard:
From Baltimore, sorry, it is not
from Norfolk One can corn
crushed, tablespoons of flour. 4
teaspoon salt, pepper to taste, Il
cup milk, pinch of sugar, egg
beaten. Mix flour and milk, add
egg and rest of ingredients. Bake
in creased casserole As minutes to
hour at $50 degrees.
To peel oranges easily: Let hot
water spigot run on orange a few
minutes. ct will cause meat to
shrink a little from the rind with
out warming inside of cold orangeso
Then with point of sharp knife
cut a little rind off top, then slit
the skin downward from top to bot
tom of rind in about six places. Skin
will very easily come off (by pull
ing each cut portionD, in very large
pieces without injuring the seq
ments.
Evening star., 1947-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATERS. 90, 80, 40 gal.
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
payment; immediate ate installation. D. A.
STANSBURY. Ii 1929.
heating plants; no cash needed, small
monthly payment, immediate installation.
D A. STANSBURY. Ii. 1929.
IN THE SPRING, COLOR'S THE THING!
Specialist a. M at, at ExouisITE cLEANERs, 800
Georgia ave. NV, GE. 9777.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than my own or for any con-
ms own ah'efSa W1hhAM LIZ f IRVINE G1 e
3757 So. Glebe rd., Arne Valley, Ar. Va. 22'
ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started.
ksRt Ra. aads oR a6
CREDITORS and persons doing business
with the Potts Wine and Liquor Store, l l47
22nd st. NV, will take notice that tha
posed Of Joseph j. Potts, Ethel R. Cohen
March 8. l94,. Ethel r. Cohen has :T With
longer be responsible for its obligations.
The partnership will continuc IN the names
trading as Potts Wine and Liquor Store.
ACCOUNTANT-All tax returns, state
ments, books started and kept reasonable.
Elk. 1064 or CHI S935. -23
EXPERT ISI,d WATCH REPAIRING-F1ys.dsy I;fi
and guaranteed l year. ARTHUR MARKEL.
$40 F st. NV
OFFICE of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of the District of Columbia,
Washington. March Fl, 1947.-The 92nd
annual meeting of the Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company OF the District of Column
bia will be held on the first Monday in
April the seventh proximo) at the ofnce
of the company, No. 1901 H st. NV, COM
mencing at II O'Clock noon. By the char
ter of the company, the election of di-
rectors, selected from the members, 10
required to be held at the annual meeting.
The bylaws of the company provide that
at the annual meeting the first order Of
business shall be the election Of a chair
man and of a secretary; that at the above
called annual meeting, three directors
shall be elected for a term of three years.
and that in the voting for directors. the
polls shall close at 5 O'Clock pm. The
annual statement will be ready for dis
about April 4, 1947. VIM. REED MAC
GILL. secretary.
OFFICE of Lansburgh & Bro, Washington,
d. c., March 21st, 147.-The annual
meeting of the shareholders of Lansburgh
& Bro, for the election of directors serv-
ing the ensuing year, and for the trans
action OF such other business as may prop
erly come before said meeting; will be held
at the office Of the corporation. ago 9TH
st. NV. Washington, D. c., on \ MONDAY. lay
April 21st, 1947. at pm. MARK LANS-
BURGH, secretary.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. ENIE r. PEED, 32l3 9th pl, Sc.
D. C. 23'
Evening star., 1947-03-21
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If advertisement was prepaid,
retain cash register receipt,
which bears a serial number,
with date, and Identifies your
advertisement.
Lost and Found Advertise
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Evening star., 1947-03-21

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Evening star., 1947-03-21
ATTENTION!

The Clearing House is S1Damped
mth mail these ddyS-We are
RUNNING seueral 1oeeks behind in
oettinq the letters into print.
Then are used in the order IN
,ohich they are received, except
In rare instances l0here an I'M
mediate date is inUolUed. Many
times the Woman's Page stat
furnishes ANSWERS to requests og
personal letter, to cut do1Dn on
the backlog.
We realize that a delay tn
printing your letters may cause
inconvenience, and iDe regret
that cur space just cant take
care of the mail more promptly.
To help us help you. please.
please keep your letters as Short
as uou can and hare patience IN
,uaiting for them to appear. II
then are not going to be printed,
for one reason or another, you
,piH find your initials in fhe
Acknowledgements" or you 10i1
hare a personal letter from one
of us in explanation. b. Z.
Evening star., 1947-03-21
FUCHSIA PLANT.
(Fron, Mrs. H. B. De G.,
Cflrer ,Snrind.l


To the reader who generously con-
tributed directions for buf1et sup
per, nv thanks. In answer to the
INQUIRY as to care of a fuchsla plant,
I had culled the following lnstruc-
tions from various sources in the
hope of some day owning one, anu
hope it will be helpful.
Unlike most Towering house plants
the fuchsia must have considerable
shade. A north window would sup
DIV this, or an east window with
a curtain separating it from direct
sun. Keep it as cool and humid
as possible (vc1 away from radia-
tors). Roots l.-v be kept constantly
moist by daily watering and a fine
misty spray applied to the tops.
"a bulb-syringe sprinkler for this
purpose may be obtained from gar
den supply stores, but I use a per-
fume atomizer). Do not allow sun
to shine on tops while wet. 1t is
best watered from below, as top
watering tends to pack down the
soil. I find the largest size individ-
udl glass CuSLdlu u Guy HidhC lAliC
containers for thirsty plants in clay
pots, as they hold plenty of water
and are inconspicuous. Give enough
water at one time so that when
absorbed the top soil feels quite
moist, and do not allow excess water
to stand in the saucer after this
point. Humidity may be increased
by setting the pot and saucer in a
tray of pebbles kept filled with
water almost to the top level OF the
stones. Supply plant food regular
lv. One-half cut weak manure
water or a solution of chemical
plant food zone tablespoon to three
gallons of water) shuld be given
weekly. Plant tablets are easy to
use follow directions on PACKAGE
Never apply either liquid or dry
plant food upon dry soil, but always
water first. A pinch of SCOT (not
coaD applied with the weekly feed
ing will intensity flower and leaf
color.
In spring, uneven growth may be
pruned back within two or three
Evening star., 1947-03-21

Here's q gown with many
uses. 1t is especially designed
for Juniors, but possesses the
sophistiootion found in dress
es for older women. 1t is
demure in front, but quite
different in the back! Soft
pIeoted ponniers encircIine
the hips form q hustle which
is caught up with red roses.
Cascade dropery extends
from hustle to hem. The
dress is made of petal dull
kodo crepe.
Evening star., 1947-03-21
46What$ CooRin'
MONDAY.
Lamb PlttieS

MONDAY.
Lamb Patties
Credned Potatoes Corn Pudding
Head Lettuce-Thousand Island Dressing
SeDen-n1inut Prune Whip
ven-minute Whip.
egg of salt.
grated lemon peel. "A sugar.
tablespoons prune Juice y chopped cooked
l tablespoon lemon juice
double boiler
until mixture fufs and
shape to minutes Fold in
chill Serve with soft
custard B wi"
Evening star., 1947-03-21

card to the player at his left and
picks up the card passed by the
player at his right. When any play
er has in his hand four cards of one
denomination, as four kings, he
stops passing or picking up cards
and puts his finger on his nose. The
other players must Immediately stop
passing to each other and put his
finger on his nose. The last to do
this is the pig.
Evening star., 1947-03-21

c0IJEGE INFORMATION.


To Mrs. G. McC., Washington, who
wanted to have college information:
Make an appointment with the
principal of your children's school
to talk about colleges. He will be
glad to advise you. Be sure to take
the children with you for this inter-
view. Also, phone the Bureau OF
Education and ask for the booklet,
Directory of Colleges" Have the
children look it over, and send for
catalogs of all colleges that interest
them. Catalogs contain costs OF
courses, credit requirements and
everything you need. What college
they will attend will depend on what
they want to do in life, what high
school credits they have and which
college has a vacancy. You have to
prepare them for tough competition
with others nowadays, SO arm them
with the best you can give them.
Take the jalopy and visit some OF
the splendid nearby colleges, Duke,
University of Virginia, Maryland
University, University of Pennsyl-
vania, Georgia Tech, William and
Mary, etc. When sending for col
lege catalogs, ask for the names OF
a few graduates in Washington, and
you can get information from them
from the graduate standpoint. Every
one will be glad to help you. With
out a college degree nowadays, a
man or woman is under a great
handicap. Do NOT require your
children to earn their way through
college. Let them earn their spend
irg money if you can't afford to give
enough to keep up with their COM
panions, but it takes time away from
their studies and other things nee
essary to college life. Remember,
this is about the last thing you can
do for your children. After this,
you are through and your fledglings
will be out of the nest. Get all the
college information you can for the
children, but in the final analysis,
LET THEM MAKE THEIR OWN
CHOICE. Apply soon, the colleges
are very crowded, and are now tax
ing applications for September.
Evening star., 1947-03-21

Classified Advertising Is
the outward and visible sign
of reader confidence and re-
Sponse. The Star prints
each week a larger number
of Classified Advertisements
than all other Washington
newspapers combined and
on Sunday, the big day in
Classified Advertising, double
that of its Sunday competi-
tors combined.
Evening star., 1947-03-21
COMMENT.

From Mrs. L. M. j., LdureL)
I would like to say, with regard
to the letter of Mrs. w. C. B..
Washington that she is a little "off
the beam" if she thinks one can
go casually to library for reference
on poetry, when quite probably all
one has to go by is a half remem-
bered snatch of verse which can be
very irritating, If not tracked down.
What may be very simple when we
know title, author, or first line, may
be totally impossible to locate If all
we know is two lines out of the
middle of the third verse!
For many years the New York
Times has conducted very success
full page title Queries and Answers"
which is devoted entirely to identi-
flying these small bits of verse which
stick in our minds, or are brought
to mind by some remark or situa-
ton which their wording may fit.
I hope readers will continue to
inquire and receive answers to their
poem problems!
From Mrs. J. A. c., Mount Rainier.)
Mrs. w. C. B. you may be able to
go to library but there are hun
dreds of readers who could not, there
are not libraries in every commun-
ity, some have small children, have
no one to leave them with and
could not take them, others are not
physically able, I for one could not.
The poems have been a JOY and often
one is asked for or is printed that
is unknown to a reader.
X X X X
TWO RECIPES WANTED?
From Mrs. w., Arlington.)
During the war period, obtained
two lovely recipes which I have mis-
placed and would very much appre-
ciate locating through the Clearing
House. One is a lemon pudding
(?) which I recall the person speci-
flying went nicely after heavy
meal.
The other recipe is honey cake,
which can be served with whipped
cream on it.
So many of my friends to whom
I have served these recipes have
wanted to make them and I am at
loss to give them this great pleas
ure, having lost the recipes. If
these can be obtained for me I will
appreciate it very much.
X
CARD GAME
From r. A. p, Alexandria,
In answer to the letter that Mrs.
H. F. H., Washington, sent in about
the card game Pig sent for this
book of rules for all card games. In
closed are the rules.
Number of players: Three to thir-
teen The pack: Four cards repre-
senting any one denomination for
each player in the game; thus four
players would use a 16-card pack
consisting of four aces, four kings,
four queens and four jacks. The
shuttle and deal: ANY player shut
fes the pack thoroughly and deals
four cards to each player, one at a
time. Object of the game: To make
group of four of a kind in your
hand or not to be the last to notice
when some one else does SO. The
play: The players look at their
hands, then every player passes one
Evening star., 1947-03-21
DOLLY WARDEN CAKE.
IRISH STEW?

From Miss NJ. M. KenSingtOn.)
For Mrs. B. L. R.. Washington.
This is the recipe for the Dolly Var
den cake: This is very old South
ern recipe and I don't know the
modern electric mixer directions.
-Four eggs, 2 cups sugar, 3 cups pas
try flour, l cup milk, y cup butter,
2 rounding teaspoons baking pow
der. Cream butter and sugar well
together, add well beaten yolks then
flour and milk alternately Add well
beaten whites and lastly the baking
powder. Put 2s of batter in two
cake tins on buttered brown paper.
Into the other y of batter add the
following: "a cup seeded raisins,
f1oured, q cup currants, Z grated
nutmeg, 2 teaspoons cinnamon, liz
teaspoons cloves. Put this into an
other cake pan on buttered brown
paper and cook all as directed. Ice
with white icing, placing spice layer
between the two plain layers.
I am IA years old and 1 enjoy
Irish Stew very much. I know one
way to make it and I wondered if
some one else could give me others
Evening star., 1947-03-21
Readers Clearing House

pictures of Hollywood bed covers,
extremely tailored. including large,
definitely rectangular boosters. How
could you make a crisp, neat one?
Space and money-saving ideas
for furnishing a room in which two
people must sleep and eat?
The RICH is the best thing about
living in Washington.
X X X
POEM OFFERED.
From Mrs. H. A. j., Washington.)
We are always trying to improve
our faces; maybe the following
poem will help
IT SHOWS IN YOUR FACE.
You don't have to tell how you live each
day.
You don't have to say If you work or play
tried, true barometer serves in the place
However you live it will show in your face
The false, the deceit that you bear in your
Will not Stay inside where it first got a
start,
For sinew and blood are thin veil OF
What you wear in your heart, you wear in
your face.
If your life is unselfish If for others you
live:
For not what you get, but how much you
If you f1 i've 'L close to God in His infinite
You don't have to tell it, 1T shows in your
face,
Evening star., 1947-03-21
QUERIES? .

From Mrs. T. NJ. S., Washington J
Would you ask the RICH gals for
these? I love to use the drawers of
my fabric covered wardrobe trunk,
but it is so bedraggled that it de-
presses me to look at it, even in a
dressing room. Has any reader had
any success in re-doing one?
Some of the new magazines have
Evening star., 1947-03-21

inches of main stem and plant
transplanted to shady location IN
soil containing plenty of leafmold.
In August the sucker-like growth
which develops around the base OF
the plant may be removed for cut
ting to start new plants. Place
cutting about three inches long in
small pot containing one part loan,
one part leaf mold, and three parts
sand, and keep moist and shaded.
An inverted water glass over it
makes a miniature greenhouse.
When growth has started shift to
larger pots (fuchsia dislikes crowded
roots) and rich soil mixture, and
pinch back somewhat to induce
branches.
The summer blossom fuchsia re-
quires different treatment. After
the summer blooming period, with
hold water gradually from October
to November, bringing it indoors
we'll before frost and repotting in
slightly larger container. Cut top
growth half back where leaves join
stems, water. and place in fairly
cool dark cellar until about March,
giving only enough water to avoid
complete dryness. In March place
on shaded windowsill, water and
spray daily. and feed manure water
weekly. Nip out shoots to keep it
stocky, and when danger of frost
is past, bury pot to rim in shaded
garden bed.
Evening star., 1947-03-21
AFRICAN VIOLETS?

From Mrs. X. o. B., Blddensburg. }
I am trying my luck at raising
African violets. Will some kind read
er tell me after the buds drop off,
should the stems be pinched off?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-20

gegeniiber ben geliegten" uno riibmt
oenl Seriaiier nod, bob er an oas
Hroblen beraneetreten lei bonn Bo-
ben Ser Sittlihfeit aus, Die olIein Die
re6ten WaBitdbe au bieten bermdg.
9as lit es, iporum es gebt - tidt
UNI ambitionen Ser Wabt un6 @loire
uno bes politiiden uno tpirtfhaftIi.
(Sortfesun3 auf Seffe 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-20

oie 8elt retten als elm aagemeiner
9lft ser Heue itno 8ube an Stelle
Der segenudrtisen ielbltserehten In>
flagen geeen bie Siinoen anoerer;
oenn mir baben olle geIiinbiet unb
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