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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
ROMAN SOSESKE
spisan leta 1884, k pred ra.padom stare Juso.lavis

blizal in bilo Sc je bati, da bo
starka sama dvignila denar, XII
ga potem nihce vec ne bo videl.
Ia zadnja pomoc je bill start
Munk. ..*.
In tako je start Munk neke-
ga dine nenadoma stopil v kam-
70 stare Pedmance pri Zabevu.
Preuzitkar Munk je bill Sc ved-
no odbornik stare dobrijanske
posojilnice, kjer so ga. imeli "a
nekako hisno cast, sal je cd
vseh ustanoviteljev zavoda edi-
no on bill Sc pri zivljenju. ME-
mu je bilo nalozeno, da dobi cd
Permance hranilni knjizico.
Start Munk nj hodil dolgo
okrog vrele kase, temvec je ta-
koj prijel "a stvar, zavedajoc Sc
vpliva ma stare Permanco in
svojega dobrega glasu pri sta
rih ljudeh sploh.
"Permanca, slavo 81 napravi-
la, ko 81 dala denar v ono hra-
nilnico. Kaj te je zmesalo ?"
Stare znanko, XII je bila ME-
gova vrstnica, je tako prodirno
pogledal, da bi vsakdo drug
umaknil oci. A Permanca, XII je
trpela "a svoj denar, jih nj.
ne spet ia denar, ia prekleti
denar Bolje hi bio, ako bi
ga nikdar ne imela," je starka
skoraj zapihala vanj.
Munk Sc je ma videz zacudil.
"Zakaj? Denar je vendar ne
dolzen. Ali vedeti bi morala,
kan ga bos dala ="
"Dala sem ga tia, kamor ga
dajejo tudi drugi. Kaj me bri-
gajo vase stvari ?"
Munk Sc nj mogel takoj izne-
biti osuplosti mad starkino ne
pristopnostjo. Pc kratkem raz-
.misljanju pa je dejal:
'zakaj ga nisi nesla tia, kjer
yes, da sem tudi JAZZ ?"
To je pri Permanci oeividno
zaleglo. Postala je negotova, ma
vzlic temu pa mu je Sc drzno
odgovorila:
"Pri oni drugi posojilnici je
pa tvoj sin .. :"
Munk je bill poparjen. Tega
nikakor nj pricakoval cd svoje
stare znanke. Ocitek ga je vid-
no zabolel. Najprej Sc je SIRE
sci, potem pa je zacel govoriti
z glasom, XII prejsnjemu nj bill
vec podoben:
"Eh, yidis, Permanca. Tako
je z otroki. Zgodi Sc, cesar bi
clovek nikdar ne pricakoval, Ko
jih izpustis IL gnezda, sc ii od-
tujijo, da sam ne vec, kdaj {.
Nesreca nikdar ne pociva :. .
Kaj 81 hocemo? Vidis, tudi ii nj
81 imela srece S Permanom
In nihce ne more trditi, da 81
tega ,kriva tt :. Moi sin Sc je
pac pogospodil, v pravem pome-
MI besede pogospodil. Zdaj je
tam, kjer bi ne smell biti To
so druge stvari. Ali tt nisi stori-
la prav, ko 81 one poslusala.
Kmetica 81 in tvoj denar je trdo,
krvavo prisluzen Gotovo Sc
nisi pozabila permanskih odorov
in tistih dolgih noci, XII 81 jih
precula ma njih. Nisi jih poza-
bila, ma tebi to vidim III bi
morala dati svoj kmecki denar
tia, kamor spada. Kmeeki de-
mar v kmecko posojilnico, kr-
scanski denar v krscansko po-
sojilnico j.. Kaj bi mi druge
podpirali, ko nihce noce podpi-
rati mas? Ali nj tako, -Perman-
ca 2" " 49,
Permanca Sc je zganila.
"Da, tako bi bilo prav !. -
je vzdihnila cez cas-. Munkove
besede 50 jo omehcile.
Y svesti 81 svoje image je
Munk velikodusno dromljal pc
mizi in cakal.
Kaj pa mai STORM, Munk ?
III 81 y teh stvareh boli izkuken
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
SLUzBA

Sprejme Sc mladenica prostega
Sole, XII bi bill pri wolff uciti Sc
papirati sobe. Sprejme Sc tudi sta
rejso osebo Plaza po dogovoru
Poklicite KE 2l46 ali Sc osebno
zglasite ma l6603 Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

Sc mora prodati takoj-Bungalow
S sobami; kombinacijski fornez.
vse udobnosti. Cena $1,000. 1894
w. 80 ST.. J. RECKERT. Me O989.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
Zen1IjiSSGa
HISA NAPRODAJ

S sob, opremljena ali brez opreme.
Sc prodaja radi odhoda il mesta ma
jug. Odprta ma ogled vsaki dan med
2. in 5. uro. Cena $4,000.
2ll2s COLLIER AVE.
Euclid Ohio
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

Specialist "a move strehe ma domo-
viii. Prvovrstni material "a move
strehe je sedaj ma razpolago. Ia
takojSnjo postrezbo in ekspertno
delo, poklicite MIR. O'ROURKE. -
Izognite Sc pomladanskega navala,
posluzite Sc zmernih cen. Ma odpla-
ella. - MA $3.50.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
PosIuga

Kleti prenovimo. izkopamo, zgra-
dino pod starimi domovi, mare
dino stopnjice, stene,, zamasimo
luknje kleti, da je varno proti
podganam, zgradimo garaze in vsa-
kovrstno delo IL opeke. Prvovrstno
delo. - FL 8389.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

Plumbing-Heating. Izvrsimo popra-
villa; damo move instalacije; tanke
"a vroto vodo, vodovodne naprave
in stistimo forneze. PopQlna grelna
in monterska della. - HE 7943.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
Hisa odprta ma
ogled
ma 1893 E. l7O ST..
cd Greenwood Ave.

v nedeljo cd z. pop. do ?. zv.
Velika moderna hisa 6 sobami v
prvovrstnem stanju. Zidana garaza
"a 3 avte. Cena je bila znizana ma
S16,50O. Ako zelite Sc proda ma
lahka mesecna odplacila. Ia nada-
line podrobnosti poklicite FA 2745.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

Popravimo vsakovrstne usnjene jo-
pice: tudi zipperje, da so kot no
vi. London Garment Co.. l220 w.
9Th ST.. MA 6OS3. NJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

zenske. sedaj je cas- "a Sissenje. Maj
vase delo opravijo eksperti. Tudi
papiramo in barvamo. Crown Dec
Grating Co.. PO 6323.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

JOHNS STAG Ia dovoze. $2.25
tona. 6 tonov ali vec. Dopeljemo
ma who'd ali zapad ter ga razstrese-
mo. Cinder, load jardov, $l.25
iarda. ek-kamenje.-MI 69O8.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

Barvanje-papiranje in parno od-
stranjevanje papirja. Nudimo po-
polno postrezbo tenn oziru. Prosti
proracuni. Lahko placate ma obro-
ke.-GA 564O,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
DeIa "a zenske

Prodajalka. Izurjena v prodajanju
korsetov in spodnje oprave; stall
no delo. carson's. l4S06 Detroit
AC Z740. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

Strehe popravimo in move nsredi-
mo; vrSimo kleparska della. Delo
jameeno ter imamo 80 let izkusnje.
Sam nadzorujem delo. Prosti pro-
racuni.-l506 E. 81 ST.. Elk 2l95.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
Della "a zenske
zElJsKA.
Della "a moSke

Tezaki "a livarno-odpremljevalci
brusaei. Stalno delo-placa cd
ure. - Crucible Steel Company.
w. 84th ST. & Almira Ave.
Popravljac "a avte; prvovrstne de-
loyne razmere. Plaza cd ure.
c. g. M. AUTO CO.. 1924 Euclid
Ave-. EX 1927.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

Klerkinja. Prijaznega vedenja in
izurjena; "a cistilnico obleke.
Plaza cd ure ali ma teden. Vogue
Cleaners. 1891 South Taylor nd..
Cleveland Heights. YE $500.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

Operatorica stroja "a knjigovod-
stvo; tudi "a splosno delo. Teden-
ska plaza, stalno delo. Great Lakes
Storage. 1904 Wade Park.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

Klerkinja. Dobra prilika; stalno de-
10. Tedenska plaza. 40 ur, 5 dni.
Cyclone Fence Division. EN- 1890.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-27
One Mans Opinion By WALTER HERMAN

The Republican Congress has had three messages from President Truman all ending in R. S. V. P. - meaning Republicans should vaccnate politics" The present outlook is that the Republicans will give the President everything he wants - provided he wants the things they want As one legislator put it
 he should have learned early in life that Santa Claus doesn't bring everything the list" However MT. Truman's appointment of General Marshall has toned the state department hear assistant secretary has turned in his spats for spurs General Marshall
 the first professional soldier to be secretary of state and the nineteenth to be mentioned for the Pres- dency. There to be impression that exGTs eager to vote for their old general most of those I've met just want to meet their old sergeant
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-27

the hopeful period of postwar production we are now entering"
 Young Ford gives proof that he has inherited the n- dustrial imagination which guided his grandfather in pioneering the production technics which fathered the modern machine
 For short haul Ford could take advantage of todays voracous demand for automobiles and set his prices within wide competitive limits, at whatever he could get But he has taken the long view He knows that the heart of Americas unequaled mass production economy mass consumption He has clearly the dangero situation in which prices are engaged with wages and other production costs in maddening tailchaiSe
 That is where his 'shock treatment enters Someone in this spirang production complex must take the ni tatve at the risk of temporary losses to prevent economic crackup. Ford, despite his companys we'll known deficits of the past year has dared to do so
 It is a bold act of faith which Ford has undertaken and one which must example not only to other manufacturers but to labor as we'll
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-27
Young Ford Has Faith
(The Denver POSt)

(The Denver Post)
 THE TYPE of enlightened industrial leadership which points the way out of todays economic whirgig has been evidenced by the Ford Motor company in nouncing price reductions of much as $50 new automobiles is not the amount of the reduction which is small, but rather the principle involved which is important.
 'This is our down payment toward continued high level of production and employment in the months ahead declared Henry Ford H. president of the pany we believe that the shock treatment of prompt action needed to halt the insane spiral of mounting costs and rising prices and to restore sound base for
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-27
h GEORGE s BENSON President of Harding College
 Seorcy. Arkansos

as plain Americans can reason, just so will they see any made quacies of thought demonstrated by any leaders.
 Most of American labor was pleased, I believe, when the CIO adopted a resolution recently con- demning Communist influence in its ranks. I suspect the rank and file back home gave this action a
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-27
REGENT VISITORS TO WASHINGTON

Waler Mesuch of Anchorage has, been a recent visitor in Washing ton and has called upon Delegate Bartlett.
 Miss Lorraine Rogers of Anchor age has been a recent Washington visitor. Miss Rogers will return to Alaska in a few weeks following a short period of training with the FBI in the Capital. Miss Rogers has been employed in the FBI headquarters at Anchorage for the, past year. '
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-27
 |4Reod.
SCRAMBLED FIGURES

Plain-logic and discriminating are two delegates who should all ways register at all management and labor conventions. They should be ever present in all coun- cils of patriotic groups. Neither our business nor our labor leaders must be responsible for lockout of truth and of the dignity belong ing to facts and figures. Inasmuch
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-27
Peace With Germany
(NeW York TimeS)


 WHILE NEGOTIATIONS for peace treaty with Germany still mark time it is increasingly clear that the present Allied regime has reduced that country to po- lca and economic vacuum. For the Germans this has meant hunger which in turn is undermining the whole process of their characterization For the rest of Europe 1t has meant continued dlSlocatOn, dangerous delay n recovery and political and economic reorentaon the ultimate consequences of which cannot be foreseen For the American taxpayers has meant extra eXpendi of billion dollars year, including occupation costs of which $200 000 900 year, goes for civil ad mnisraton alone with the British paying proportion ate amounts. General Clay, in Washington to re- port estimates that before the unified AngloAmercan of Germany become self-sufficient Gin about three years tme) it will cost the United States and Britain another billion dollars and above the nor mal" occupation costs.
 How the situation might have shaped itself by thi time if the PotSdam agreement to administer Germany as single economic unit had been carried out is diff cut say point is that the Potsdam agreement has not been carried ou and that there grave doubts that it still be carried out at a For the Russians and to extent the French have stripped and disorgan zed the production of their occupation zones that thesc likely to be initial liabilities rather than assets to unified Germany Meanwhile the quiet rivalry between American methods and British sociazaton in their SpectiVe continues to keep production below the low levels permitted
 All this merely confirms that military regime such ruling Germany is not the best means for mOb izing the energies of people. The American military government has frankly acknowledged this by turning as much government and authority to the Germans as possible, and the Russian soundngs for additional reparations from the West indicate that the exploitation of their has reached the stage of diminishing returns. Whether the present system of control in Ger many the best available in the circumstances is for history judge But the brief history of that system has already demonstrated that the only way of converting Germany from into asset is to turn the try back to the Germans themselves-under proper AL lied supervision long that is necessary The only way this be done is to follow the program mapped out by MT. Byrnes-to establish German Government and to make peace with it.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-27

When Chopin died in l849, 55s coffin was sprinkled with Polish earth in recognition of his great love for his country.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-27

I round of genuine appl1 d aside from the intra-union politics which prompted the resolution regardless of the doubtful political tinge of the men who drafted it, my belief is that the CIO unions are taking a step in the right di- rection. It remains to be seen what shall follow in future councils. In The Record
 At any rate, these unions have put down on the record their re- sentiment and rejection of efforts of the Communists and "other po- litical parties" to interfere with their affairs. Communists, they seem to imply, are just another political party, but let us not for get what theology is followed in a party by that name or in other parties. There's nothing American about their theology nor their long-range aims.
 Ii would seem the time has come for our two major political parties to do more than merely disown the Communists who have infil- trated their own ranks and the ranks of labor. Moreover, it might be a good time for the two majN parties and for our leaders of la Dor to say that political action groups have no business interefer- ,ng with the affairs of political parties.
 Greater Threat
 The extent to which Communist theology has penetrated gradually the councils of labor is no doubt much greater than labor itself is aware. A prominent labor person. ality recently set down the profits of industry for l946 as fifteen bil- lion dollars, after taxes, and added that this represents greater threat to the nation than does Communism.
 Whatever industry's earnings will be for 1946, the figures will not be high enough. The poor showing in the first nine months of the year, as seen in the stalld output of the automobile industry and in the failure of many indus tries to make any profit at all, will not make large sums available for higher wages.
 The Profit Motive
 Poor industrial earnings will not permit management to set aside funds for expansion and for badly needed working capital Neither will tagging product on orll., a prosperity level that will help pay our tremendous war debt. No production brings no profits, and no wages.
 Americans will dislike to see any groups discredit the profit mo- tive. We like each mans preroga- tive to make a profit, whether he belongs on the side of management and ownership, or whether he is wage earner. It is elementary ec2s monies that wage earners do not experience increased wages under conditions where there is no pro- duction. Surely the rank and file of Americans know this. We can not believe that any loyal Ameri-
Evening star., 1947-12-08
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striking effects
ob to visualize the later with the addition Of something that they
afford able
filling their
thot
before So they soeifee lines
ondm to eetso is available Immediately
Recently had Fletcher helped decoo
demand the
Mr. FIeeters
much different
tables
finished black
different nothing for Mr. Fletcher the
HI contained made Of different
mne periods
tn mof when done
Evening star., 1947-12-08
What's YOUR Hobby?

found in Jefferson's Monticello.
These patterns are hard to find and
a veritable fraternity of stencilers
exists In which exchange Of pat.
terms is carried on.
An old coffee mill is now being
transformed, in Mrs. Dinsmoor's
hands, into an antique-stenciled
lamp. The lamp is painted black.
with rose and gold flowers decorating
1t. Ultimately, ivy will grow from
the drawer at the bottom OF the
mill. Mrs. Dinsmoor also accom-
plished q similar transformation
with a bellows, which now boasts
decoration and electrification.
Mrs. Dinsmoor, native of Bali-
more, studied at the Boston Museum
School of Fine Arts, and received
her degree from Boston University.
She acquired her skill in stenciling
while working under Janet Warning
and Esther Stevens Brazier.
In the living room, a Chinese
curry set on Chippendale table
leads a double life. The set Is com.
posed of a center dish and four side
dishes. The center dish originally
was designed to hold rice, two Of the
side ones to hold curry sauce and
the remaining two were fecepttcles
for shredded meat and vegetables.
The center dish now houses ivy.
Grapes, nuts and fruit are kept In
the respective side dishes and the
finished product is most attractive.
The rosewood Chippendale table
itself, very large and with a tilt top.
Is a table at which Lafayette once
dined, 1t was once in the Boston
house in which the French general
stayed when he laid the cornerstone
Of the Bunker Hill Monument.
What's your hobby? Call Betty
Miles, National 5000, extension
396-she'd like to hear from youi
Evening star., 1947-12-08
By Violet Faulkner

There comes a time in even the
best regulated household when the
refrigerator is as bare as the pro-
verbal Mother Hubbard's cupboard.
At this season that situation could
arise from any number Of different
reasons. Maybe the rush of Christ
mas shopping has left you so
breathless you forgot to order the
groceries for dinner before starting
out to battle the crowds. Or per-
haps a nasty rainy day delayed the
shopping trip; or maybe unexpected
company of a Sunday evening has
caught you totally unprepared.
With the assurance that a varied
assortment of canned food is rest
ing quietly on the pantry shelf you
can present serene and unruffled
to the world.
A we'll supplied shelf is likewise
help when you're in a hurry, and
for reasons of economy. Jiffy meals
from canned foods can combine
sound nourishing food values and
good eating. Jot down a
couple of menus that could be pre-
pared any time from these foods,
keep them in mind as you shop. Re
place any items that you borrow"
so your stock Is always complete.
Just to illustrate what can be done,
here Is a menu for a meal made
largely from the canned foods on
the shelf
DINNER FOR ANY NIGHT.
Hot Spiced Grapefruit Juice
Chicken Asparagus on Rice
Beet Relish Salad
Bread Butter
Prune Ginger Cake
HOT SPICED GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE.
cups canned grapefruit juice.
cinnamon stick.
4 cup sugar (optionaD.
slices orange.
Strips candied ginger.
Heat the juice, cinnamon and
sugar in saucepan. Remove CHINA
mon and pour into serving cups.
Float half orange slice on each
serving and garnish with ginger
Six servings approximately one
half cup each).
Evening star., 1947-12-08
By the Chef

It's none too soon to start think
ing about that Christmas plum pud-
ding-the days are slipping by fas-
ter than you think! OF course, you
may be one of the people who buy
your plum puddings ready made
if so, stop right here. This is for the
born cooks who like to prepare their
own Christmas fixin's.
In my most treasured file is q
recipe for plum pudding that was
bequeathed me by my grandmother
who, in turn, received it from her
mother, who brought it from Eng
land when she came to this country
as a bride. And here Is the recipe
for you:
Dry enough of the inside crumb
of loaf of French bread to fill 2
cups. Roll into very fine crumbs.
Then mix it with pound Of beef
suet cut fine, u pound of citron cut
in small pieces, 4 pound OF raisins'
u pound candied cherries and II
pound of currants. Sprinkle the
fruit with little salt, nutmeg and
allspice. Mix. Then pour over all
the juice of a lemon, tablespoon OF
rose water, tablespoons of rum
a tablespoon of brandy. Stir. Cover
up the bowl and let all stand over
night.
Next morning beat the yolks OF
10 eggs and add them to 2 cups OF
sugar. Beat the whites until just
stiff and fold them in. Add this
egg-and-sugar mixture to the fruits
and scatter ! cup Of flour over the
works. Fold in the flour lightly.
Butter covered molds or coffee
cans or baking powder tins and fill
them not more than two-thirds with
the pudding. Put them on rack
in large kettle that is full Of wa
ter and has a lid and steam the
puddings for about six hours. This
recipe makes about eight pounds
of puddings-we give a number
away as gifts every year.
When you are ready to eat your
own pudding, steam 1t long enough
for 1t to be hot through. Stick q
sprig of holly on top, after you have
poured brandy over the pudding,
with a little around 1t in the dish.
Evening star., 1947-12-08

bats. and rolling, jelly-roll fashion,
tightly, to size bolster wanted
uength-height), fasten securely
with heavy cord and embroidery or
upholsterers' needle-measure length
of bolster and circumference. Cut
material to fit. Stitch. Seam should
60 underside of bolster. Ends may
be finished either by cutting circu-
lar piece of material to fit or using
larger straight pieces and making
sunburst effect. 1 made the SUM-
burst covered gathering with large
button made from heavy cardboard.
Material covered fastened over
gathers with curved upholsterers
needle and heavy fax thread. To
give a professional appearance to
seam at edge of pillow inserted
self cording.
Made three holsters and two round
sunburst pillows for my Hollywood
bed, which is in corner Use one
bolster across width of bed against
wall. Round sunburst pillow in
corner. Two holsters along the
length OF bed with round pillow be-
tween. NV bed is covered in a heavy