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Evening star., 1947-01-01
You'll Be
Wearing

Clips and earrings In fash
ionable new variations. For
late afternoon or evening put
them on your D'Orsay suede
pumps which you wear plain in
the daytime. Antique
buckles on your belts, at your
cuffs, at your neckline. }.
MILDLY bl0uses that will take
you back to your schooldays.
The MILDLY idea with its
longer torso line coming at you
in dresses and blouses.
Your favorite lastex suit which
is coming back for beachtiming.
Ankle length evening dresses for
summer formality. Print
ed dresses with wool jackets.
The jacket usually picking up
the basic color in the print.
Suede gloves in bonbon
pastels. White for summer
dresses with the fabric done
up in a pebbly surface.
Short fiaring wool toppers for
resort and spring wear. :.
Metal on cotton dresses that
will be washable.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
Infant Care
tThis is condensation by permission from the Child
nf the me }
BY Betty Miles

use, and use of defective stoves and
chimneys. Use metal containers for
matches, trash and ashes. Have
stoves and chimneys inspected regu-
larly. If gas is used, have metal
pipe connections, not flexible tubing
Use only electrical equipment ap-
proved by the Underwriters Labo-
ratories Ca noncommercial organi-
zatiom and have it inspected fire.
quently by an electrician. Do not
use worn cords or loose fixtures.
Don't allow rubbish to accumu-
late. A pile of clothes or papers
used in cleaning with oil or wax is
likely to take fire of itself.
Have at least one fire extinguisher
and have it charged once a year.
See that all stairways and doors are
kept clear all the time.
This article is the eighth in
a series.
Evening star., 1947-01-01

half a walnut, or slice OF dill
pickle or an olive or strips of red
pepper.
Glorified Tomatoes. Cut in half
six medium sized tomatoes. Salt
and pepper and dot with butter.
Broil until tender. Trim crusts
from bread, toast and butter. Place
on each thin slice OF ham, broiled
also, then the tomato, and cover
with the following sauce: Cream
8 tablespoons butter, add gradually
Evening star., 1947-01-01

You, too, can have shower
even if the bathroom wasn't con-
structed with one! For nominal
cost you can purchase a portable
metal one complete with hose and
sprayer. The latter. is nickel plated
to protect the metal against rust.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
Readers Clearing House

2 tablespoons Of sugar. q teaspoon
dry mustard, 1s teaspoon salt, u
teaspoon black pepper. Add egg,
beaten light, with 2 tablespoons OF
vinegar. Cook in double boiler until
thick, stirring constantly.
To the lady who requested
recipe using sherry in the cooking
of a ham would like to refer her
to Mrs. Marie Kimball's two Cook
Books, Thomas Jefferson" and
Martha Washington"
Evening star., 1947-01-01

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. Betsy CasveH
Evening star., 1947-01-01

What's New Years Day without
a few good resolutions? Especially
when they are not hard to live up
to! Good grooming habits are easy
to live by all through the year. But
if you've slipped up on them
bit in the past the New Year af-
fords you the opportunity to think
about making amends.
We're always little leery OF the
lady who exclaims that she just
can't understand how Joan always
looks so pert and neat. SHE can't.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
Bv Barbara Bell

Keep cozy and warm these winter
nights in this quaint long-sleeved,
yoked nightdress. Use colorful
hannelette in q flower print or
stripes and edge with tiny ruffiing.
1t can be made with short sleeves
and belted in, If you like.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1456 is
designed for sizes 80, "a, SO, 38, 40,
a. a and 46. Size "a, long sleeves,
requires 45s yards of SO or SO inch
fabric.
For this pattern send 25 cents, in
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, P. o.
Box 90. Station G. New York 49,
N. Y.
Send today for your copy Of the
fall and winter issue of Fashion
that exciting and different pattern
magazine. Fifty-two pages filled
with easy-to-make styles. Price 25c
Evening star., 1947-01-01

REQUESTED RECIPES.
Iron, Mrs. B. B. L., Wnshington.)
Here are several more recipes re-
uested by two readers. Three Of
them were handed down by my
mother, while the rest were taken
from q small booklet prepared by
John Morrell & Co. of Ottumwa,
Iowa, entitled, Treasured Recipes
of the Old South
For Mrs. II. w. K. Washington.
Here are several recipes which are
favorites with my family when I
have one-half ham, We. find that
buying one-haf a ham (for two) is
most economical, and besides we
do not tire of having it day in and
day out. Baked ham will keep a
rather long time in the refrigerator.
When buying one-half ham, If
1t is possible, have the butcher cut
off two slices, one about 2 inches
thick and the second about 1-inch
thick.
Slice of ham 2 inches thick. Mix
| 1 cup of brown sugar with l
teaspoon of dried mustard. Rub
into the ham on both sides until
most of it is absorbed. Place in
roasting pan, sprinkling on top with
the leftover sugar. Cover and bake
in moderate oven until tender,
about 5000 minutes. Basic occa-
sionally, remove to hot platter, dec
crate with parsley and slices OF
orange.
Lima -Hambone Casserole. Soak
overnight l cup of dried lima
beans. Parboil next morning with
a hambone and cut-up celery, max
| ing sure that there isn't too much
liquid at any time. Reserve all left
over liquid. When the limas are
almost tender transfer to large but
tered glass baking casserole. Mix
in canned tomatoes darge CAM to
medium sized carrots, cut up, and
some parsley. Bake In slow oven
until linas are well done. If they
should dry out before done add the
| leftover liquid in which the limas
were boiled. This dish could be
prepared and left in refrigerator
until needed.
Ham Cabbage Rolls. Select 10
medium sized cabbage leaves, clean
well and steam to make them easier
to roll. Grind and mix well Il pound
of lean ham, u pound lean beef
meat and l large onion. Place a
little of the mixture in each cab
bage leaf, roll up and place In a
cast-iron fryer Cor similar object)
Pour in contents of a small can
of tomato paste, cover tightly and
simmer for $3.50 minutes over a
low flame. Turn the rolls OCCASION
ally and add a little water If needed.
just before serving on hot plat
ter CRATE Parmesan cheese over all
and steam a little to melt cheese.
This dish also could be prepared
and placed in the refrigerator until
served.
Ham Walnut Spread. A little Of
this spread goes a long way.
usually prepare the sandwiches and
serve with either fruit salad In
the summer or a bowl Of hot pea
soup in the winter, followed by q
good rich dessert. To a cup of
ground lean ham add " cup to !
cup of ground English walnuts (de-
pending ON ones taste). Mix thor
oughly with mayonnaise to a paste
consistency. Canapes may be made
by spreading the above mixture In
small pieces Of toast, dressed with
Evening star., 1947-01-01
Shop
Talk
By Dorothy Bihfman

Just q glance in the store win
dows makes one thing OF new eve
ming clothes and formal dances
during the post-holiday season. To
keep in trim for. all the big State
Society and fraternal galaS on the
calendar be sure that your formal
attire is in good shape. This means
keeping your new silver or gold shoes
and handbags from furnishing, also
that lame or metallic brocade frock
from discoloring. Make bags Of a
special material to hold these lux
uries. 1t is felt type fabric that
is chemically treated to retard and
practically eliminate furnishing.
Purchased in strips many useful
size containers can be run up in q
hurry and it is really fine protection
for expensive items.
The foam and sponge method
Of cleaning rugs and upholstered
furniture is the best to use at
home. This is the same method
used by professionals. This liquid
comes in quart bottles with a sponge
attached and you'd be surprised how
much foam you get from the
smallest amount of liquid. The pro-
cedure is simple, but we must warn
you that the job takes plenty OF
elbow-grease. The directions on the
bottle say to pour about half cup
of LIQUID into a small bowl and work
it into foam by repeatedly squeezing
the sponge in the liquid for a few
seconds. Then the foam (no liquid
at alb is applied with straight
strokes on mapped fabrics and with
circular strokes on other materials.
It is best to work on a small area
at time overlapping each cleaned
area as you go. This eliminates
streaks and rings. Once you start
cleaning chair or rug, there is
no stopping until the whole thing
is done. This product is really a
life-saver for owners OF pastel
colored furniture.
There is a wonderful new stain
remover kit on the market which
contains all the chemicals and
information you need for the re-
moval of any sort of stain from
any fabric. 1t is said that many
garments which ordinarily would
have to be sent to the dry cleaners
for SPOT removal can be taken care
of easily at home. AS you well
know one remover cannot possibly
be effective on all stains and fabrics
so that is why there are six differ
ent chemicals in this set, five liquids
and one powder. Also included is
a dropper and a glass applicator to
work with. AS an added surprise
the kit includes booklet that Is a
must" in any home. It tells you
what to do for almost every possible
kind of stain on any fabric such as
cotton, linen, wool, silk and rayon.
You, too, can have shower
even if the bathroom wasn't con-
structed with one! For a nominal
cost you can purchase a portable
metal one complete with hose and
sprayer. The latter. is nickel plated
to protect the metal against rust.
Evening star., 1947-01-01

I left the borax there Indefinitely
and have not seen any Of the pests
since. The insects, after walking in
the borax, try to lick 1t off of their
legs, and this in turn dries them
UP. In fact I leave some borax
under shelf paper most of the time.
For those large black beetle-type
reaches which come into the base
ment from the outdoor grass in
summer, 7 put little tins Of borax,
water and sugar on basement floor
and it helps a lot, but is not SO
effective with the small brown kitch-
en- reaches. Don't let the water run
dry in the tins. Hope this will help
Mrs. G. M. M it did me.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
HELPFUL POST-CHRISTMAS
HINTS,

(FrOnl Mrs. A. b. H., WdSRtngtOn.J
Old Christmas cards and wrap
ping paper make nice Christmas
seals for next year. Cut out all the
angels, toys, snowmen, Santa
Clauses, animals, ETC., and keep In
a box. Next year use a jar of paste
for all your seals. If your children
are in the cutting stage, this could
be q helpful contribution on their
part.
Washing stuffed animals is easy
il you remove the thread from the
back where it was sewed up. Take
out all the cotton and straw stufing,
keep the head as nearly intact as
possible, and store in a bag. Wash
the animal or doll and rinse well.
When dry restuf and sew securely.
I have restored several animals to
their original color by this method.
It worked particularly well on a
sleepy head" pajama doll, but also
ripped out the composition face
before washing. This was easy to
sew back and the doll is bright and
clean again. My daughters favorite
rag doll has been washed five times.
Just one hint: She doesn't like to
see me rip it open. She thinks it
hurts the doll, SO I do the washing
when she is sleeping and hide 1t
until it is resulted.
| y X X \
HOLIDAY COOKIES.
| from Mrs. N. w. WGsflington.)
Date Bars-One cup sugar, "a
Cbig) cup flour, pinch salt, u, tea
spoon baking powder.
Mix, then add well-beaten eggs.
Add / cup of nuts to cup OF dates.
Bake in slow oven 300 degrees.
While warm dust with powdered
sugar.
BIanches (save on sugar. Cookies
-One-half cup lard, "a cup white
sirup, = cup brown sugar, egg, l
cup -four, "a teaspoon soda, " table
spoon baking powder, "a teaspoon
cloves, 4 teaspoon cinnamon, n
nutmeg, Il teaspoon salt, u cup
raisins.
Cream the first ingredients. then
add the dry ingredients. Bake $50
or 375 degrees about 10 minutes.
! Mrs. Bremer's Cookies One half
pound butter, "a cup sugar, pinch OF
salt, teaspoon vanilla.
/ Cream this well, then add 2 cups
| of sifted -four and II cup nut meats.
Make in finger shaped cookies.
Bake in slow oven 300 degrees.
While still warm roll in powdered
sugar. Lovely for teas.
Il i X
WATER ROACHES.
From Mrs. J. w. Fl. Washington.
For Mrs. G. M. M, Beltsville: For
l1S wears T had lived in my present
house and had never seen a water
roach. when "out of the blue" came
a few. tried all the various pow
ders on the market, but to no avail.
Then the happy thought of pow
dered boraA came to me. I took
4 everything Out of the dish closet,
pantry shelves, cabinet drawers. etc.
/ and sprinkled on a generous layer
/ of powdered borax. Next. I put the
shelf paper back on over the borax,
also put clean paper In the various
drawers and placed the dishes back.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
J HWhatS Cochin.
THURSDAY.
Cheese SouHe
Baby Limus
Baked Tomatoes
Toasted Rolls
Irb TnrnoUers and Cream
Cheese Souffle.

Baked Tomatoes Bdoy L'"1oS
Toasted Rolls
Rhubarb TurnoUers and Cream
Souh1e.
4 tahesnoons butter n pound Old English cheese
tablespoons -four teaspoon saN
III milk Cayenne
49, -,
Make butter -four and milk add salt ana oa
Cook smooth add sliced cheese Stir un1
the melted Remove add the beaten yos
mix well mixture iso the sihy beaten egg whites
and blend carefully thoroughly 2qart asseroe
ailo o"Ao - - - : ~ - "v."
Evening star., 1947-01-24

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to robes
sep prices tn tdo
clearance omork m
birthday bridal t Co. choeoo and proceed pose
STREET.-THE Neqioe Shop
Evening star., 1947-12-02
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CRAFTS.
Class of instruction in sewing and othel
crafts for women, Nye Council House, $50
Eighth street GnsEFi sW s$G siNGiNG an. tomorrow
Stamps Baxter All-states Gospel Singers
street NV, SIS O'Clock tonight.
LECTURES.
The Roots of World Division" de
vsFed 1sd s;a1 By NE S Rsy Pr GharIsS Hart
Rhode Island avenue NV, $50 O'Clock
tonight.
Briceno, cultural attaches of the vene.
suelan Embassy. at the. Pan American
Union, $50 O'Clock tonight.
LUNCHEONS.
WASHINGTON Host Lions Club, Mayf1owel
Hotel 1915 pm. tomorrow. Members
soroptimist Club. Willard Hotel, pm
tomorrow. Members and guests.
MEETING.
washington Junior Jewish Consump.
tives, Relief society," Willard Hotel, $50
CLOCK '0n'sh'' MUSIC.
Cooperating Concert Choir Associa ton
Unit B, IN program at Second Baptist
enTfs Fhs ospss s Vs4fs Gfs 1sasns Ro6srt r reund
Branch YacA; e., ss;se o,eiesk tonight ''' I"
avenue at Sixth street NV. open 10 am.
to pm. weekdays, 3 to 10 pm. Sundays;
paintings and SCULPTURE comprising the
Pale. Kress, Mellon and Widener eeollec-
indefinite. period; war portraits of per-
sonnel Of the naval services for an in
Branch EisRth and * < streets oH' NV. iaa oper
g am to 9 p.m weekdays, ilumjnatiOns
Evening star., 1947-12-02
Siomo xI Speaker Named

Cancer Research" will be dis
cussed by DR.. Stanley P. Reimann,
director, research institute. The
Lankenau Hospital, Philadelphia, at
a meeting of the Society Of the
Sigma XI at 8:15 o'clock tonight.
The group will meet In the audi
torium of Catholic University's
Chemistry Department Building,
Michigan avenue and Seventh street
NE
Evening star., 1947-12-02

and book bindings by Marian Lane
Fish ana Wildiife Service, under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building.
Fourteenth and E streets NV, open 8
am. to pm. daily, display of animals
and fresh-water fish. for an indefinite
9umbarton oaks Museum. Thirty-hrst
and r streets NV, open 8 am. to 4 pm.
daily; collection of Byzantine and related
arts for an indefinite period:
National Archives, exhibition hail. Con-
stitutlon avenue between Seventh and
Ninth IN x.spds streets open s:45 b u f az
and holidays: exhibit Of historical docu-
ments and World War II paintings on re-
cruiting, and on the role Of the Army
from the Revolutionary War through
World War II. through January.
D. A. r. Museum, Memorial Continental
10 am, to 3 pm. weekdays: Album OF
Americana" exhibition. and recent acces-
sions. through December
Washington workshop Cooperative,
2020 Massachusetts avenue NV. open .
to pm. and Z to 2 pm. weekdays: ex-
hibition Of paintings by Jack Lermutter'
Jacob Kainen, John GeInand, Laura Dous-
artists. through December "a.
Watkins Gallery. American University
campus, Nebraska and Massachusetts ave
nues NV, open 2 am. to pm. daily:
exhibition Of oils, water coiors and sculp-
ture by members. of the Artists Guild.
through January 4.
Library of Congress. First and East Cap
Monday through Friday; am. to pm.
Saturday, and . to 10 pm. Sundays:
original Lacock Abbey copy OF the Magma
Carta. on loan from the British govern
Evening star., 1947-12-02

ment until December IL, 1e4s; oriEina
biography" for an indefinite period; pho.
tosraphs of early Southern architecture
by Frances 3. johnson, through December
ham Lincoln, for an indefinite period
Some Aeronautics Experiments" an .ad.
dress presented by Wilbur Wright before
Western Society of Engineers in Chicago
1901, describing Wright Brothers expert.
ments, shown with early photographs.
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Soldiers. Sailors and Marines Club
1918 L street NV, comfortable lounges
library, writing desks, billiard table, radit
and piano. Always open.
Dancing instructions, $50 O'Clock TO-
night, USO Club. 1911 street NV
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
Russia bo pustila
kinO pri miru

MOSKVA, 6 .aprila - Soviet
ski zunanji minister Molotov je
zagotovil ameriskega drzavnega
tajnika Marshalla, da Sc Russia
ne DO vmesavala V notranie Ia
deve Kline.
zagotovilo je dal Molotov v
mott Marshallu, v kateri je OBJ
enem odkril stevilo sovjetskih
Get KIM sporazumom Velikih
treh.
Molotov je izjavil, da je vpra-
sanje "a ustanovitev boil demo-
kraticne Kline pod vodstvom ma
cionalisticne Wade stvar, XII 10
lahko resi- samo kitajsko ljud-
stvo.
V svoji mott je Molotov izrazil
tudi nezaupanje glede umika
amerisllih Get iz Kline. Rekel je,
da je Sovjetska zveza umaknila
svoje Gete IL Mandzurije febru-
aria meseca. Poudaril je, da Sc
amerislze Gete Sc vedno naha ia
jo V KIM in da Sc mic ne We, ke-
daj bodo umaknjene.
Molotov je pa prezrl vprasa-
ME ameriskega drzavnega tai
nika glede 100000 Japoncev, ka-
tere SO Rusi zajeli v vojni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
Urednikovo pos+o

Nadaljevanje z 2. stranD
potrebujejo sodelovanje nami
posebno &c jim hocemo poma.
gait pri dvigu ma kulturnem po.
lju.
Vsi vemo, da poleg ogromnih
zrtev v cloveskih zivljenjih, XII
so jih v start domovini imeli, so
obenem pretrpeli velike izgube
ma gospodarskem in kulturnem
polju. Min kniznice, citalni-
ce in drugi zavodi so bill unice-
nj. Sedaj Sc sicer dvigajo in po-
leg gospodarske obnove delajo
tudi ma kulturni obnovi. Zato DO
potrebno, da jim prozimo naso
pomoc.
Prihodnja konvencija SANS
DO morala O tenn razpravljati in
81 ustvariti program "a svoje
bodoce delo. Da DO pa mogla to
delo vrsiti, so vedno potrebni
prispevki. Pa tudi obratno il
stare domovine mi, ameriski
Slovenci, prieakujemo vec sode-
lovanja posebno ma kulturnem
polju. To nam je potrebno &c
hocemo ohraniti nase kulturno
zivljenje ameriskih Slovencev in
&c hoeemo prepreciti, da Sc pre-
nitro ne utopimo v ameriskem
melting pot"-u.
]. F. Durn,
tajnik SANS st. As.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
DE Casper resuje
tezaye 1talije

RIM, s. aprila - Vlada De
Gasperija je vceraj v prizadeva-
nju v cilju, da prepreci ekonom-
ski polom Italije, ustvarila sirok
in obsezen program "a znizanje
vladnih stroskov, "a visje davke
in bolj strogo kontrolo cen.
Kabinet Sc je sestal ma seji v
najtezjih dneh Italije, ker je mo-
raj obravnavati financno krizo,
delitev hrane in sirovin, balan-
ciranje budzeta in kako ustaviti
inflacijo.
Po programu bodo znizani IL
datki vsem ministrstvom, javna
della bodo vsmerjena v cilju, da
Sc da prednost produktivnim in
nujnim projektom, ustanovljeni
bodo posebni skladi, XII bodo one
mogocili "politicno prodajo hra-
he po nizji kot pa prodajni ceni
(za casa volitev so pristasi kr-
scanske stranke delili volilcem
brezplacno makarone), in wi
san bo davek ma razne luksuzne
predmete in mesta.
Istotako DO po nacrtu prosir-
jena kontrola cen ma zaloge, cr-
noborzijanci bodo strogo kazno-
vani, Gene pa Sc bodo nahajale
pod kontrolo ministrskega odbo-
ra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
v spomin moi materi oh
80 -letnici meme smrti

Trideset let je minilo, odkal
81 mas zapustila. Kako 1.-Two 81
Te spominjam, kot da je bile
veeraj. Bila 81 matt petnajstif
otrok. Koliko 81 prestala same
pri porodih, a kje je vse osta
10 trpljenje-
Kako dobro je bilo Tvoje sr.
ce, kako pridne Tvoje roke! Ci.
sta, ,marljiva in dobra 81 bila
draga matt. Kako dobro sc spo.
minjam, ko smo otroci hodili '
Solo. Dve in dive sva bile vednc
enako oblecene. Samo po emo lie.
to je bilo med nami otroci raz.
like. Sivala 81 nam obleke il sta
rega in novega blaga tako, da
smo bill vedno vsi cisti in zakr-
pani.
Tvoje roke so bile zilave in il.
delane, obraz mil in droban. Nj
koli nisi pustila siromaka izpred
vrat, da mu ne bi dala jesti ali
pa kaksen krajcar, ceravno 81
sama bila uboga. Celia okolica
te ie spostovala in te rada ime-
La.
Ko so starejsi otroci dorasli,
so TIE zapustili. Ia stirje Sc spo-
minjam, kako 81 bila potrta, ko
so todhajali v 'Ameriko. Posiljali
so III slike' in 'denar. Bolje III je
slo, toda kmalu Ii je zacelo Pc
sati srce in zbolela 81 cd preve-
like skrbi in utrujenosti. JAZZ,
najmlajsa, sem bila pri Tvoji
smrtni postelji. Hudo je bilo
zreti ma svojo umirajoeo mater
Tvoja edna zelja je Sc bila, da
bi videla vse svoje otroke. TIC
seveda nj bio mogoce, ker sc
stirje bill v dalni Ameriki.
Koneno SO prisli zadnji tre-
nutki zivljenja. Prosila 81, maj
brzojavimo vsaj sinu ma stajer-
sko, da pride domov. Res smo
to storili in prisel je. Ma Two
jem obrazu sc je videlo, da sc
boris S smrtjo in da samo ca
kas - svojega sina. Ko je konc-
no prihitel v soho, so I'll zazare-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
Upor v Paraguay
BUENOS AIRES. (O.N.A.) }

BUENOS AIRES. (O.N.A.)
- Uporniki V seventh prede-
lih Paraguaja pricakujejo, da
bodo izbruhnili nemiri v Asun-
cionu, CHM Sc oodo uporniki ne
koliko priblizali prestolnici. Te
vesti SO videti vsaj do neke mere
verjetne, ker je vlada diktatorja
Moriniga-a, samo tekom zad-
MEGA tedna pregnala il Asun-
ciona preko 70 visokih armad-
nih castnikov. IL tega bi sc mo-
glo morda sklepati, da je VOL
ska omajana v svoji zvestobi do
Morilligove Wade.
Pc zadnjih vesteh je sklepa-
ii, da uporniki pocasi prodirajo
proti prestolnici, a da jih brez-
potno ozemlje V veliki meri pri
tenn ovira. Vojaski strokovnjaki
SO prepricani, da bodo koncno
udarili ma Asuncion il dveh
srneri.
Uporniki porocajo, da razpo-
lagajo trenotno z desetimi leta-
Ii, ter da imajo v svojih vrstah
$50 aktivnih in 100 rezervnih
castnikov. Druge vesti iz razlic-
nih virov porocajo, da je Mori-
nigo postal Buenos Aires cd
poslanca, XII skusa nakupiti do
datne kolicine letal in strojnie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
Seja korporacije

LIZ urada korporacije "a pozi-
davo novih his ma 81. in 81. ce-
sti ma .praznih parcelah Sc ma
znanja, da Sc bo vrsila vazna Sc
ia v sredo vecer 9. aprila. Seja
sc DO vrsila v svrho vaznih do
locil "a nadaljno zidanje novih
his. V ia namen bodo .navzo:i
tudi kontraktorji, XII bodo od-
go7arjali "a vpre sanja stavbin-
SIKH razmer in okolnosti. S tenn
ie zvezi Sc mnogo vprasanj
l:akor vprasanja "a sajenje DIRE
yes in vrtov.
Radi tega ste clani korpora-
cije, XII innate svoje posojilo v
zer'ljis:u ali parcelah, dolzni, da
pridete in O tenn izveste kake
in kaj. Noben maj ne izostane
Seja Sc DO vrsila v spodnj
dvorani S. N. Donna, zacetel
tocno ob 8. uri.
Anton Grdina, sklicatelj