davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-18
159O--WBR Y-s6

12:00 Noon-Theater. of Today 12:30---Stars over Hollywood 1:O0-Nila Mack's Lets Pretend'' 1;30--Serenade From Buffalo 1:46--Football Game 3:00-Press News 3:05-Football Game 4:30-Accent on Music 4:45-Symphonette 5:00---Matinee of Meadowbrook;
 Tommy Dorsey orch. 5:55-Sports News 6:00-Calllng Pan- America 8:30-Elmer Davis, News 6:45--The World Today 7:00-People's Platform 7:30-Columbia's American Fes-
 tiVal S:00-Saturday Mite Swing Club S;b6--Elmer Davis; News 0:00-Your Hit Parade 9:46--Dance Orchestra 10 10:16--Celebration of WABC Trans hitter 1l:lb-Harry James Orch. Monroe Orch. i2:00--Slgn Off
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04

transportation Few private cars
are seen. and these are vehicles
Of diplomats or high Fascists. We
had a special permit to use our
car, but when our ration Of gaso-
lire reached 80 lifers a month,
we felt II was necessary 10 give
up driving TaxicabS run only
until $3.50 in the evening, and
even then one must be going in
the direction Of the taxi to get a
ride, as each vehicle has d zone
and cannot go out of Il
Before the war there were as
many automobiles in Rome in
proportion 10 the population as
there are In New York With cars
laid up. Romans now are Obliged
TO take buses OF trans. And there
are no more of these public con-
veyances than there were before
the war So people are packed
like sardines in box. It's really
dangerous to wear a good fur
coat or other garment. since one
is pushed and showed about
mercilessIy getting in and out of
the crowds.
Movies, restaurants. bars-in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04

GAS STATION Law
GOES INTO EFFECT
ON NEXT MONDAY
ONE OPERATOR or SERVICE
STATION DECLARES Hrs
INTENTION TO DEFY NEW
ORDINANCE

The new city ordinance r.
curing automobile service STA
tons to close from 7 2. m 10 :
a. m. win 60 into effect Mon.
day.
The measure viii be signed
then BY Mayor Willard M Al
bury. who left aedsy on . trsp
which VIII talse him osn af ne
city. He said thar he yin eive
his approval 20 the new law
passed by council Tuesday nigni
as soon as he returns Monday
One operator C serwice sta
ton has declared his intentnn
Of keeping open p hours > das
in defiance Of the new orIiin-
ance.
The law was enacted Al the ~
quest Of 3 majority Of serv3es
station operators VINO submitted
a petition 70 council
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
CHARGE FOR LONG
DISTANCE PHONE
CALLS TO BE CUT
NEW RATES WILL BECOME
EFFECTIVE JANUARY: AP-
PLIES TO ALL CALLS IN
FLORIDA

Telephone users In Key West
joined those all over Florida in
welcoming the reduction in long
distance charges for calls over
the lines of the Southern Bell
Telephone company. which
serves this city.
The new rates which were an
nouneed late yesterday by the
Florida Railroad Commission
VIII save telephone users about
$4,000 a year.
The reductions. which viii be
come effective Jan. 6. VIII APP
ply to all calls over Southern
Bell lines in Florida. and IN cas-
es where the call IS handled By
another company. they VIII
concern that part Of the cab
which IS on the Bell system
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
PREPARES FOR
WINTER SEASON

Assured by all indicatsosss tlaat
Key West xiii enjoy q nHzaner
tourist season. perhaps the best 81
its history. c. II Brinkman suan-
ager OF the I.a Concka Hgtei. tpaas
completed prepara1zpns % zaeet
the prospects OF . bsaxy winter
The dining room wns reslFzned
yesterday Many additians t.aez
been made 81 the ho11l ssaEI Hrial-i.
has been tEained t. nsak3 4ne Eseg
Of visitors il Key West naenau9
able one.
BIr Rrlnkman said be mas mH-
cured the services of m expert
chef He added. howeNer. 1szzz
former visitors a. Kev West MI
find many old farrs in k<e sta
which SERVICES fi1a hozel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
MEN In SERVICE
ARE In NEED OF
WOODEN CLOTHES
MEETING TO BE HELD ON
FRIDAY AFTERHooH TO
PREPARE FURTHER SHIP
MENTs OF GOODS

Key West women who have
never known the bitter cold Of
frozen wastes are reminded once
again that American soldiers and
sailors stationed in places Ike Ice
land and Labrador are greatly in
need Of knitted woolens.
To make the boys IN the service
as comfortable as possible IN those
northern countries, Mrs Mary H.
Barker summons all patriotic wo-
men In Key West to meet at her
home, 623 Margaret street, Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock
Those who have finished knit
ted articles are requested to turn
them IN so that immediate ship
ment can be made. One package
has already gone forward.
Needles and yarn are available
for any woman who viii eaH at
Mrs Bankers home. Instruction
wiz also be given to those who de-
sire il.
Mrs Barker points out that all
articles made are for United States
soldiers and sailors who are brav-
ing the rigors of freezing weather
in the defense of their country.
The demand for knitted wooden
mittens. socks, sweaters. scarfs,
etc is acute, she said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
PROBE STORY
REVEALING End
AEF IN OFFING
CHICAGO TRIBUNE CLAIMS
UEcovERIEG PLAN 70
SEND AMERICAN SOLDIERS
TO WAR BY JULY. 1913

WASHINGTON. Dec. An
immediate probe viii be made
to investigate the story in the
Chicago Tribune purporting to
have discovered a plan to send
an expeditionary force of $780,
coo American soldiers into ac-
ton by July l. 1913.
Stephen Early, White House
secretary explained that he had
not discussed the story with the
President but that because of
the emergency army and navy
staffs studied every possibility.
even those that seem improb-
able
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
AMERICA TO
AID TURKEY

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4-Lend-
Lease Administrator Z R. Stet-
tinius. Jr., today opened the
floodgates of American aid TO
Turkey.
His action follows President
Roosevelt's dramatic diplomatic
coup OF Wednesday when he an
nouneed that the defense of Tur-
key was vital TO the defense of
the United States.
Strategic war materials viii be
shipped to land Of the star and
crescent as soon as cargo space IS
found StettinIus said
The lend-lesse administrator
announced al the same time that
plane production for 1871 was
10000. considerably less than the
$1,000 ordered by the President
but that IT was eight times as large
as In 1889. He said he was con-
fident that the 5000 quota wiz
be reached next year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
MAJOR VICTORIES
ARE REPORTED

MOSCOW, Dec. 47Sweeping
claims Of major victories were be-
ing broadcast today over embat-
tied Russia
Two Italian divisions laid down
their arms when encircled in a
double pincer's in the south, the
radio beamed.
Other claims included the cap
ture Of 80 tanks. 353 motor We
hicIes and the destruction Of 500,-
600 Nazi troops on the Moscow
front alone.
The German high command did
not dispute these startling Rus
sian reports. The daily COM
munioue made mention only Of re-
lentIess bombings on Moscow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
mo APPOINTMENT
YET FOR OFFICE
OF TAXCOLLECTOR
COUNTY CLERK RECEIVES
WIRE TODAY FROM TAI
LAHASSEE EXPLAINING
MATTER

State Comptroller Lee advised
Monroe County officials today
that il viii be impossible to reopen
the tax collectors office until q
new appointment is made.
A telegram received by County
Clerk Ross c. Sawyer contained
the information that Governor
Holland who IS expected to be in
has Office late today win name a
successor to Joseph c. Mcmahon.
very soon.
Ralph Davis, the governors
secretary, said that the situation
caused by the sudden death of the
county's tax collector is being
given every attention.
he announced that he has re-
quested Auto Tag Commissioners
Drlggers 10 communicate with
Fred Eberhardt, inspector in this
area regarding tag sales.
The following is a copy of the
telegram received:
Impossible TO get IN touch with
governor until late today, bui
have discussed tax collectors Of
flee situation "a Monroe County
with Comptroller Lee. He ad-
vises impossible TO reopen office
until new appointment made
which viii be shortly. Have also
asked Auto Tag Commissioner
Driggers to communicate with
his Inspector in that area regard
ing tag sales. Regards.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
PIN BALL MACHINE.
WILL BE RETURNED
TO ITS OWNERSHIP
THIS WILL BE DONE IN Ac-
coRDANcE WITH ORDER
ISSUED BY COUNTY SOIL
cIToR

The county solicitors order 10
return to its owner a licensed
pin ball machine which was seized
threeweeks ago was being hailed
with jubilation today by slot ma
chine bsrons and operators.
County Solicitor Allan 3.
Cleare, Jr., issued the order when
informed that the supreme court
had ruled as legal a mechanical
horse racing machine.
As the blight on gambling con-
tinued IN Key West. slot machine
operatirs made ready to cash in on
the fortuitious circumstances.
No information VIII be filed at
this time. the county solicitor said.
against Kay Wilson, waitress. who
was placed under 500 bond on a
slot machine charge in what was
admittedly test case
The girl was arrested when she
claimed ownership Of a restaurant
in which a slot machine was be-
ing operated. It was the only ar
rest Of its kind made. About 20
other slot machines were permit
ted to continue operations pend
ing the decision Of the supreme
court
Solicitor Cleare said today that
he Is going 70 make a thorough
study of the supreme courts rub
ing 20 determine whether II APP
plies to ali slot machines or just
the kind specified in the Leon
case.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
Key West Stores Expected
To Have Record Business
During Christmas Season

last year. Due to the higher price
levels this year. the increased
sales VIII not represent quite so
great an upswing in actual turn
over of merchandise.
Toy giftS-with an emphasis on
the military motif-wil account
for major portion of the sales.
and increases viii be registered
all down the line of commodities.
except IN silk stockings. where
there is a shortage Of stocks. ae-
cording to the Commerce Depart
ment experts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
Tension In Far Eastern Crisis
Appears Considerably SIaGk6Red
T%[%&%[%[@
NEWSPAPER FIGHT
BEGINS In CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-Two of
Chicagc's leading financial
titans squared eff todaY 70
begin whst may turn out e
be enc Of the grsz1ezt rival
ries in the annals cf aa9
Fourth Estate.
The Chicago Sun placsz
ifs first issue On the streets
this morning. The paper Is
being published by h4zxxhzl
Field III prinripaly IN np-
position 10 isoiz1innist poh-
cY Of the Chicago Trzhuns.
published by Col Hrherf
Mccormick.
This second largest cify IN
the country new has twc
newspapers in the morzins
field.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
NAILS SUFFER
GREAT DEFEAT
FIGHTING REDS
Red Army Claims Sweep
ing Advances On North
ern Front; Nszi Assault
Now Slackening

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Josef
siaHn's inspired Red ,riops in the
south are today reported infict-
ing the greatest defeat Germany
has suffered since the historic
battle of the Marns in the FIRST
World War.
In the north. The German Jug
gernaut has been ioIted seriously
and in the defeat suffered on this
front was described as the second
greatest setback suffered BY the
Nazis since they began their
hitherto uninterrupted march
through Europe.
The Red Army claimed sweep
ing advances on the northern
front and added that the deter
mined Nazi assault on Kiln was
slackening. West Of Moscow,
however. the situation was more
serious and a city described only
as K was admittedly IN danger of
capture.
Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Ger
man chief Of staff was rushing
shock troops into the Ukraine TO
relieve the Russian pressure
around Kharkov.
General Timoshenko, who had
been transf1Frss b. Stain from
the central front to the Ukraine.
when the Red Army was suffering
bloody reverses there was being
credited with the brilliant victory
being forged along the Sea Of
Azove.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04

disappeared, SO one gets along
on his rations.
To shop for the day. one
must allow two or three hours
for rounding up the food. as
separate lines are formed for
milk. meat. bread. potatoes.
fruits. etc. Waiting around in
lire long hours puts every
body In a bad humor. the shop
keeper as well as the shop
pers-
Foreigners are not permitted
to go outside Rome or certain
specified nearby towns. but un-
til now we have had no unhappy
experiences. and Americans are
treated the same as before the
war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
REPORT ATTACK
ON LITTLE GIRL

Sheriff Berlin Sawyer last night
and today SET 4 dragnet for a man
who made a criminal attack on a
little girl yesterday.
Several men were ordered into
a lineup for Identification BY the
child who VAS accompanied By
her parents Some were released
but three others were held for fur
ther questioning
County law enforcement agen-
eies. aided b. police. are working
vigorously n an effort 70 sppre-
bend the assailznt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
TWO ENLIST FOR
SERVICE IN ARMY

Joseph Howard Russell. Jr.,
son OF Juvenile Judge Juliette
Russell of 906 Southland street,
has enlisted IN the United States
Army.
John D. NeirbergaH, Jr-. who
gave his address as the Mastic
Touring Camp, enlisted at the
same time
Both boys have passed their
preliminary requirements and
win leave Ter camp as soon as
their pEe-enlistmenk papers are
completed y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04

fact all public place-must be
closed BY II at night
The food problem is difficult
Rationing is so restricted that
entertaining at home is almost
impossible. One is allowed 100
grams of butter a month per
person (there are q grams to
the ounce, 800 grams of oil. 100
grams of rice one and a half kilO-
grams of spaghetti which IS
quite gray; 100 grams of meat
per person a week which isn't
even the size of a lamb chop. and
you can have your choice of
veal; 100 grams of bread a day.
dark and tastes gritty. The Black
Market for food has completely
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04


spending like mad in the night
spots; buying ieweIry buying
furs- The spending fever seems
even worse than it was in 1923.
It's startling TO see the ele-
gance of the women in New
York One has only to walk
On Fifth or Park avenue TO
realize how untouched we
seem to be by this war. and
how far away ii all must seem
10 most people.
Social life in Italy is almost at
a standstiII due to the lack of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
Overseas Highway Toll
Collections On Increase

81 for the month Of November reveals that
toll collections passenger the Overseas Highway
tinue gaining preceding months
responding d years
ne 049900 Exactly
Is $4,000 Travelled the highway
figures released today by the Overseas Road and Toll Bridge
Authority with for the preceding month follow
1888 trucks 1889
1900 October is47349 223 vehicles 1851 passengers
S8294 so in tolls
November Sunday. big day ast
highway
than collected November % Making the the months
day. $50 passengers.
comparison Of the November travel during the three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
CHAS. B. HALL
HELD FOR TRIAL

Charles B Hall is being held for
trial under $50 bond on charges Of
operating a motor vehicle without
a drivers license.
The preliminary hearing was
held before Justice Of the Peace
Enrique Esquineldo. Jr. The ar
rest was made by Constable BEN
venido Perez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
SEVEN PATIENTS
NOW in HOSPITAL

According to report issued TO-
day there are now seven patients
being cared for at the Mercedes
Hospital
They are Charles Culmer.
Michael Gunner. San Diago Cor
doba. Maria Sample and Thomas
Schwab.
There are also two eolored
patients. Paula Valdez and Lille
AEatterSon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04

Washington Correspondent of
The Key West citizenl
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. a.
As Key West consumers. flush
with more money than has been in
circulation for many a year. rush
into local stores for their Christ
mas buying. cash registers are ex-
pected TO ring up s3oo. 900 in sales.
il was learned today from Depart
ment of Commerce estimates.
This win be about $50. 900 more
than the dollar volume done by
Key West retailers in December
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04

shoes, suits.
silks. coats. It
was IN the air,
and everyone
was struck by
it. even We
Americans.
Now / come
home and hear
everyone excit-
ed and anxious
to buy a plot
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
AMERICA HOUSEWIFE REPORTS ON ITALY

lone Of the few remaining American wonaen in Itayor
the continent Europhas returned hcna
intimate wartime picture of Italy from housewives viewpoint
As wife CT Ap Foreign Correspondent Richard Maszock chief
Of bureau Rome she has Paris Moscow and Rome
since 1891
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
By MRS. RICHARD MAssocK
AP Feature Service

NEW YORK. Dec Al suppose I gotten Europe
about the time, running becoming quite difficult
II S life general
There of buying Italy just before left
and the raoning cards These cards clothing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04
PLAN LECTURE ON
CHEMICAL WARNING

Key West firemen. police. air
wardens and civilians win gather
at CRY Han Tuesday evening 4 3
O'elpek @ receive Instructions IN
chemical warfare.
The lecture wiz be given by
1t Commander A F. Winslow of
the naval station.
Anyone interested in learning
the best methods of combating in
eendiary bombs and possible at
tack by gas are urged to attend the
meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04

aIlo an HOUSEHOLD goods- EVeTy-
one had the idea he must buy,
buy. buy and buy: hose, gloves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-04

Key ~ es- Fl1rl1a- Ezs -
m0s1 equ1bie ezz1e - IA
country WE-E ar $3.50
range e Gnlv IL Fan-eze-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-06
HALLCASSUK NEG ECKHARDTOT

HINI) Ket honapa sviharzk Amerka magyarsaga,, ket
honap oa foyik vita, hogy tamogathatjae k0vethete
Eckhardt Tbort Magyar Amerika uton amey egy
kfee fggete befee szaad Magyarorszag fele vezetne
Megszolaltak els6nek Amerka Magyar szovetseg es
orszagos egyesietek vezeM akik AIT mondtak hogy
Eckhardtot erdemes Eckhardot ke azoknak magyarok
max koveni, ak oszinten segen kvannak Sz6f6ldun-
kon es nemzetsegunk0n.
Azutan megszolaltak azok csoportok ameyek allan
doan is beszenek hanem kiabalnak kozottink, akk
napraforgo modara hol Stain meett ho Hitler een
szelnek
Megszolaltak azok a nyvanval6an eS bevalottan egy
degen Csehszlovaka) erdekeit kvanjak szogalni
mind jobban akaak tudn maganal Eckhardtna hogy
voakeppen myen okok es celok vezeek mikor megeent
k0z0ttiink.
Mi sajat olvasoink neveben egyenesen Eckhardt-
hoz fordultunk vaaszt k6tnk toe mndazokban kerde
sekben ameyekben san kivan atni Amerika magyasaga
Megkertk, hogy oeez6 er6veD etse XII sajat egyeni
programjat esetre ha rabzna Magyarorszag
kormanyzasa vagy abban dont6 adna nek jov6ben
Mnket erdekelt, hogy Eckhardt NIT csnat, nit
mondo NIT gondo husz eve vagy tv eve vagy OF ev bar
TUDJUK, ahogy tuda mndenki, hogy mi6ta nazi
szedeem fenyegete magyar nemzete mindg oft kzdott
ellen legelso sorokban.
Remeljuk hogy amerikai magyarsag gondol,
hogy mi totent eve nagyon rcsanak taa
uk hogy eppen komunista magyarok kaparasznak husz
ev el6t dogokban aknek papajuk es istenuk hat ho
napa meg szovetsegben ALT Hterre hanem ait nezk es
hagatak hogy nit akar Eckhardt MOST csinalni inert
es multhoz keri Magyar Amerka segitseget
S mikor EFT eruk, AIT akarjuk mondani, hogy mi
ekezni kivanunk Eckhsrdt potikai muan vagy hogy
evve ezeot veemenynk szerint art helyes va
canyon inert AIT mi mem tudjuk.
Csupan kivanjuk hangsuyozni hogy fontos ami
regen toent aire Eckhardt egyenes es erfas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-06
kIvET|K A CYENCEJET

Eek a szolgalatra mar mem
alkalmas tisztek semmi olyat
mem kovettek ell, ami becsiile-
tukre arnyekot vetne. Eppen
csak alkalmatlanoknak bizo-
nyultak ARA, hogy a katona-
kat vezethessek.
A hadsereg szellemenek art
az, ha nincsenek megfelel6
tisztjei. A kozlegeny gunyo-
san nevet, amikor AIT latja
hogy ezredese hibakat k0yet
el es ha ennek dacara megma-
rad a tiszt az erred ellen, ak
kor a legenyseg soha mem lesz
megfelelo harcos anyag szol-
galatban.
A most egyre-masra nyug-
dijazott amerikai tisztek tul-
nyomo resze ellen az volt a XII
fogas, hogy oregek. A nazi
hadsereg peldaja AIT mutat-
ia, hogy legjobb ezredek azok
amelyeket legfellebb 35 ewes ez-
redesek vezetnek.
A nagy francia csaszar, a
vilag kivalobb katonai elmeje,
taborszernagyait, marshalljait
csupa fatal emberekbol valo-
gatta 0ssze. Ney csak har-
mine ewes volt, amikor leg
szebb csatait nyerte es Berna-
dotte tabornagy 80 ewes kora-
ban mar Svedorszag kiralya
lett es utcdai ma is tartjak ext
a front.
Amerika sokat tanult a most
folyo europai haborubol es XII
selejtezi a tisztikarbol a gyenge
elemeket meg a beke idejen.
Icy ANIMAL jobb renenyseggel
bocsatXozhatunk a haboruoa
ha ARA kerul a sor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-06

hitte ugyanis, hogy haboru-
max Franciaorszag elestevel We
ge lesz es maid nyugodtan.
elvezhetik a "gy6zelem" gyii-
m0lcseit.
Ehelyett immar a harma-
dix haborus telnek nez elebe
az olasz nep, mely igen nagy
mertekben volt mindig ra-
,utalva az angol es. mas or
szagokbol jov6 behozatalra. Bar
a nemetek igertek, hogy ele-
gend6 mennyisegii nyersanyaT
got fognak nekik szallitani
lon0sen szenet, melyben c.
orszag igen sezg6ny es a mely
feltetleniil sziikseges iparanak
uzemben tartasahoz, de ez
mem kovetkeeztt be.
Ha mindezekhez hozza vesz-
szuk a haboru, valamint a ma
xix nepszeriitlenseget, el lehe-
tunk keszulve komoly bels6
zavarokra Olaszorszagban a k0-
zelgo tel folyaman.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-06

A multi haboru 6ta mem vol
tax oily jeleneteknek tanui
Olaszorszag varosai mint ami
lyenek most kezdenek mu-
tatkozni Mussolini orszagaban:
a pekuzletek el6tt ismet hosz-
szu sorokban allnak az embe-
rex asszonyok Is gyermekek,
hogy a hat6sagilag engedelye-
yet kenyeriiket megvehessek.
Mert Olaszorszagban ma
mar csak jegyre lehet kapni
kenyeret, meg hozza igen ke-
veset: Z ounce-ot egy szemely-
mex naponkent. Ez kevesebb
mint a mennyit akar a nor
vegek I'll ounce), danok (13
ounce) vagy franciak (12
ounce) kaphatnak. Az vi rem
delkezes oktober elsejen lepett
eletbe.
Hogy valtozas meg fajdal-
masabb legyen az olaszok
szamara, meg kedvenc elede-
a spaghettib6l sem
kaphatnak eleget = mind
0ssze 3 ounce-ot naponta. -