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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-20

lie vojna nekaj toplega, rodbln-
skega.
Ko Sc je kuhar posalil Z MIN,
da dobi mostvo, ko dospe vlak
do Sanoka, vecerjo in Sc en-
obed, ker ju imajo Sc ma do
brem, sal ju MISC dobili med
voznjo, je Baloun sepetal in XII
NAL: "Boste videli, kameradi,
da mas Bog ne pozabir'
Ia postajo scavne so Sc po
dolinah zopet zacela pojavljati
nova vojaska pokopalisca, in IL
vlaka so videli kamenit kriz S
Kristusom brez glave, ker 10 Je
izgubil po strelu, XII je velJal
progi.
Vlak je pospesil svojo naglost,
Sc gnal navzdol k Sanoku, OBJ
zorje Sc je razsirilo, a ma obeh
straneh je bilo videti cim dalje
vec skupin razbitih vasi. V ku-
lasni pa SO bile videti spodaj Oh
recici razvaline razbitega vlaka
Rdecega kriza.
Baloun je izbuljil oci in sc
zlasti cudil razmetanim delon
locomotive. Dimnik j je bill "a
rit V zelezniski nasip in je mole
ma drugi strani il NIGGA kakol
top.
Ia pojav je zbudil pozornost
tudi V vlaku, kjer je bill svejk
Najbolj Sc je razburil kuhar Ju
rajda: "Saj Sc vendar ne sme
streljati ma Wake Rdecega kri'
zam
"Seveda, ne sme Sc, a more Sc
pa le!!' je rekel svejk." Tale sus
,je bill dober "a izgovori Sc lahkc
vsak, da je bilo ponoci in st
rdeCi kriz nj videl. Marsikaj j
ma svetu, kar Sc ne sme delati
Sc della vendarle.'
IN. pr. krade Sc povsod!' j
dejal telefonist. "A najvec 81
krade pri Redeem krizu,' je
veliko jezo povedal kuhar. ~
Brucku sem poznal kuharja, k
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-20

Stvar je bila povsem jasna,
in stotnik Sagner je dejal Du-
bu: "Kunert je Cd danes NADIA
lie dodeljen batalionski kuhinji
in glede novega bursa Sc obrni
ma rechnungsfe'5Vebla Vanj-
kar
Porocnik Dub je salutiral in
odhajajoc rekel svejku: "Sta-
vim, da boste Sc viseli!"
Pol ure nato je vlak odrlnil
dale na Sanok. V vagonu s
Svejkom je manjkal Baloun. L.
prosil 81 je bill namrec doVolje-
ME, da S kruhom osnazi kotel,
V katerem Sc je bill kuhal gulaz.
Ko Sc je vlak premeknil, je Ba-
loun zletel z glavo naprej V ko-
tel, a noge so mu visele cez rob.
Takoj pa Sc je privadil poloza1a,
in il kotla Sc je slisalo cmaka-
ME kakor kadar jez lovi scurke
in nato Balounov glas: "Prosim
vas, kameradi, write mi SEM
kaj kos kruha, zakaj tukaJ je
Sc mnogo omake."
Ia idila je trajala do prihod-
ME postaje, kamor so dospell
tako cciscenim kotlom II,
kompanije, da Sc je pocinanl
kotel svetil kot srebro
bog vam poplacaj, kamera-
d." Sc je zahvaljeval Baloun
"Odkar sem ma vojni, Sc mi je
zdaj sre6a prvic nasme5iala"
In res je bilo tako. V Lub-
kovskem prelazu je bill dobi]
Baloun dve porciji gulaza, ir
nadporoCnik Lukas mu je bi
tudi izrazil svoje zadovoljstVo
ker mu je prinesel IL castniske
kuhinje nedotaknjeno menazo
ter mu jo je pustil polovico. "a
to je bi zdaj Baloun popolnoms
srecen; Z nogami, XII jih je mo-
Ill voza, je veselo zvonil, il
naenkrat Sc nu je zdela visa Ia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-20

Engelhuren! Tu imamo tudi
hcer nekega generala, XII je pref
gojila lesbicno ljubezen. Vsi Sc
preobleeemo zenske obleke, in
videl hos, kaj ona zna! To je
TAXA suha svinja, daI bi ne ver-
jel, a zna, kamerad zna ;. no,
sal Sc lahko prepricas -. :.
Pardon!" Sc je zdrznil. "zopet
moran It'll bljuvat danes re
tretjic -"
Ko Sc je vrnil, je zaupal Sag
nerju. da so to posledice snoc-
mega zabavanja, XII so Sc ga
udelezili tudi gospodje stavbne-
ga oddelka.
S poveljnikom tega oddelka,
tudi stotnikom, Sc je Sagner Sc
znanil jako nitro. V pisarno je
namrec padel uniformiran dol
gin S tremi zlatimi zvezdicami,
a nekam zmesan, ker Sagnerja
nj niti opazil ter je ogovoril Ia
yrla cisto intimno: "Kaj poe
mes, svinja? Lepo 81 nam zdelal
snoci naso grofico!" Sedec ma
stolu Sc je S trstiko tolkel po
mecih ter Sc krohotal: "Kadar
Sc spomnim, kako 81 Sc j izblju-
val v narocje ~
"Da, snoci je bilo silno vese-
TO-" je dejal Tayrle. Nato sele
je seznanil stotnika Sagnerja s
tovarisem trstiko. Potem SO
odsli il pisarne brigadne admi-
nistracije V kavarno, XII Sc je
magic razrasla il bivse pivnice.
Ko so stopali skozi pisarno
je stotnik Tayrle vel poveljni-
ku stabnega oddelka palcko il
rok in lopi Z MO po dolgi mizi,
okoli katere Sc je postavilo v
fronto dvanajst vojaskih pisar'
jew. Bill so to lenuhi velikih
zadovolj jnih trebuhov, vsi v eks-
tra-uniformah, izvrsujoci v "a.
ledju armade nirno, brezskrbnc
delo. In tenn tolstim dvanajste'
rim apostolom je rekel Tayrle
hotec Sc zdaj izkazati pred Sag
nerjem:
"Nikar 81 ne domisljujte, da
vas imam tn lie zato, da vas kr.
MIN! Praseta! Mani zrite in To-
katie, pa vec Sc gibljite! -
Zdaj YAM pokazem Sc drugo DIRE
7 suro," Sc je okrenil Tayrle /
, tovarisema. Iznova je lopil s
palcko po mizi in, vprasal diva
= najstorico: "Kdaj Sc razpocite
r pujsi?"
: Vseh dvanajst je odgovoril
i unisono: "Kadar ukazete, &c
< spod stotnik.'
i Smejoc Sc lastni neumnosti i
z omejenosti je Tayerle odsel
0 pisarne.
Ko so vsi trije sedeli kaval
n nj, je narocil Tayrle primes
l. steklenico zganja in poklica1
z gospodicne, XII so svobodne. L
/ kazalo Sc je, da nj kavarna nj
!! drugega nego bordel. Ker pa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-20
OPOMINI IA RACIONI-
RANJE
SLADKOR

SLADkOh
Znamka st. Il IL War Ration
Book je stopila v veljavo dne
16. augusta in velja "a 5 funtov
sladkorja do konca oktobra.
RDECE ZNAMKE
ga meso, mascobo, ollie in sir)
Rdece znamke T in u so We
ljavne do 81. augusta.
Rdeca znamka V stopi v We
ljavo 18. augusta in bo veljavna
do 81. augusta.
MODRE ZNAMKE
ga konzerve in hrano liz ledenic
ali dehidrirano)
Modre znamke R, S. in T. O.
stanejo v veljavi do TO-. septem
bra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-20
Kultura
MLADINSKI PEVSKI ZBOR
S. ID. ID.
of "TeleneWs"

Pevske vaje Mladinskega pev-
skega zbora SID ma Waterloo
Rd. Sc bodo pricele zacetkom
septembra meseca. Starsi so
vabljeni, da prijavijo svoje o.
troke pri tajnici zbora, Mrs. Sc
yer, 435 E. 156 St., in jih vpi-
sejo. Kdaj Sc bodo vaje pricele,
bo objavljeno v listu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-20

ie kuhal "a bolniske streznice
20 barakah. Ia mi je1 pravil, da
so nacelnica teh sester in visje
streznice posiljale domov cele
zaboje malage in cokolade.'
Nato so zaigrali obicajnega
cvika S tremi kartami. Prosto-
voljec Marek je incl izredno
sreco ter je obral vse. Ko je
telefonist Chodounsky zaigral
svoj zold "a pol leta vnaprej,
so imeli koncno igre dovolj. Te-
lefonist je bill yes unicen, ko je
Marek zahteval njegovo pisme-
no iz:javo, da maj racunski ma
rednik Vanjek izplacuje Cho-
dounskega zold v bodoce ME
mu, Marku.
mic Sc ne boj, Chodounsky!'
ga je tolazil svejk. "Ako hos
incl sreco, pades re v prvem
gefehtu, Marek Sc potem obri-
Sc "a tvojo lenungo. Zato kar
podpisi!'
Morschieren! Mdrsch!
Ko so dospeli do Sanoka, Sc
lie izkazalo, da so imeli vOzu
S poljsko kuhinjo skoraj prav:
dobili so vecerjo in po vrhu Sc
komisa "a vse dni, ko nj prejel
battalion nicesar.
Stotnik Sagner je sci brigad-
nemu stabu porocat, da je ba-
TALON dospel. Ordonancni cast
nix je bill brigadni adjutant -
stotnik Tayrle.
"Zelo Sc cudim," je rekel Ia
yrle, ida niste prejeli tocnih
navodil. Marsruta je pravila, to-
da po dispozicijah glavnega Sta
ba ste dospeli diva dni prezgo-
daj."
Stotnik Sagner je nekolikc
zardel, a nj Sc mu zdelo vredno
da bi ponavljal vse sifrirane
telegrame, XII jih je dobival med
vso voznjo.
'Zelo Sc vam cudim," je zaceI
Tayrle iznova.
"Mislim," je odvrnil Sagner
ida sc vsi castniki tikamo."
"Dobro,' je dejal Tayrle, "sa
mo povej mi, ali 81 aktiven al
civilist? Aktiven? - To je cistc
kaj drugega Clovek ne mo
re kar tako ugeniti. Tod mimt
ie sla re celia vista takih tepce1
- rezervnih kristusev H
!, smo sc umikali cd Limanova il
cd Krasnika, so vsi tisti 'tudi
castniki' izgubili glave, kako
nitro so zagledali kozasko pa
trolo. Mi v stabu nimamo rad
takih parasitov. Ko Sc da tai
neumen intelligent aktivirati al
napravi oficirsko izkusnjo, i
MEGA ne postane lajtnant, neg
posranec.
/ Stotnik Tayrle je pljunil i
zaupno potrkal Sagnerja po re
/ mi: "Ostanite tn diva dni. ia
yam vse razkazem, pa pokrol
memo. Tu imamo krasne kurbce
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-20

to the border which was patrolled
by Nazi troopers.
"We have left our homes and
our possessions knowing we are
leaving our old life for a crowded
refugee camp" the older woman
answered. "Life is not worth liv-
ing in Norway today. Our home
land has been turned into an in
ferno."
Your home has been scarcely
scathed by the present war here in
America. Do your part to keep ac-
tual combat from our shores.
Do your work. Buy War Bonds
and Stamps.
WSS 741J U. S. Treasury Dept.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-20

These pictures from March Of Times AND THEN JAPAN NJ
hands of the Japanese To beat the Japanese declares former
Japan Joseph Grew have got
thm Lower Japanese spokesman radio station JOA
the world American aen who treacherousl and
flyers international law ecualy
that bombing Cities
of Te1ene
Evening star., 1943-12-22
Bulgarian Port Of Varnd
Tightly Closed for 7 Days
Ey the Associated Press


ISTANBUL, Dec. 81 Delayed -
The Bulgarian Black Sea port Of
Varna was closed from the world
and its residents were confined TO
their homes under penalty of instant
death from early Sunday until noon
Monday
The news reached here from Varna
radio broadcasts before, during and
after the blockade
The first announcement said the
people of the town were blockaded
for reasons of security" and warned
that they would be shot if they tried
to leave their homes or even leaned
out of windows and doorways Later
the Varna radio said the "investiga-
ton" was proceeding we'll. At noon
Monday the radio said the restric-
tion had been lifted and the in
vestigation mas been a success"
The reason for the sudden de-
vclopment in Bulgaria's second larg-
est port was not known. 1t is pos
sible the police made a house-to-
house search for Communist or revo-
lutionary elements, or that the port
was used for decentralization of Ger
man units evacuated from the
Crimea.
Evening star., 1943-12-22
Outgoing Parcel Pos
Here Sets AN-Time
Record for Il Days
695,000 Sacks Shipped;
Postage Receipts Soor
For Holiday Season

An all-time record in shipment
OF parcel post out of Washington
during the first 81 days of De-
cember was reported today by
Postmaster Vincent C. Burke.
Mr.. Burke said sos, 900 sacks of
parcel post packages were dis
patched this month through last
night. as compared with the prev
ious high of 482,O00 sacks handled
in the corresponding 1912 period
Postage receipts rose from 81 ,156 900
to s1,237 600.
Usually the outgoing parcel post
peak is reached by December le. but
through last night the daily volume
was still increasing.
Il can't account for the phenome-
nal increase" he said. The pres
ence here of the largest out-of town
population Washington has ever
known probably is part of the rea-
son. And people who in former
years carried their gifts home In
person are sending them by mail
this>year because of transportation
difficulties
Meanwhile, merchants reported no
letup in holiday shopping. One
merchandising manager attributed
the late buying rush to the "flu''
epidemic which kept thousands of
persons indoors during the past two
weeks, but who are recovered now.
A survey of local buying trends
disclosed that the October -Novem-
ber-December overall shopping vol
ume is in excess of the record
breaking 1912 season.
Evening star., 1943-12-22
Gen. MorshoIFs S Visit Arouses
Expectancy on Pacific Front
Revival of japanese Air Activity
Comedies With Allied Conferences

BY the Associated Press.
ARMY HEADQUARTERS, Gen.
trail Pacific, Dec. 22.-The long
Pacific battle line was tense with
expectancy today after a dra-
matte visit from Gen. George C.
Marshall, United States Army
chief of staff, and amid indica-
tions of resurgent japanese air
activity.
Gen. Marshall. participant in re-
cent Allied military conferences at
Cairo and Teheran, flew along the
entire line from the Southwest
Pacific to the Central Pacific. but
only the generals and admirals.
American and Australian, knew
what he had said.
Gen. Marshall was present at
Cairo when President Roosevelt,
Prime Minister Churchill and Gen.
eralissimo Chang Kai-shek pledged
to hammer Japan into unconditional
surrender and to strip it of all war
gains
With the chief of staff safely back
in the United States after his 1000
mile global trip. Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur announced today that Gen.
Marshall had been at advanced
Allied headquarters in New Guinea
Evening star., 1943-12-22
Score Killed, 50 Wounded
In Milan Street Fiqhtinq
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AT SWISS-ITALIAN FRONTIER
Dec. 22-More than a score were
killed and so wounded in a street
clash Yesterday at Milan during the
funeral procession for Fascist Com
mlssar Aldo Resega. advices reach
ing here today said
Rifle shots and grenades fell on
the cortege from windows along
Cardusio place where anti -Fascists
had posted themselves to await the
end OF services at San Sepolcro.
Fascists and Nazi troops returned
the fire and panic brooke out among
the crowds on the street. The
casualties included Fascists and by
ISLANDERS, among them several
women.
An unconfirmed report reaching
the border said Fascist and Nazi
authorities were planning a mass
execution in an effort to halt attacks
on Italian Blackshirts and German
soldiers.
Evening star., 1943-12-22
Willow Run Output Cut
As Foremen Walk Out

Es the ASSOCl6IeQ PreSS.
DETROIT, Dec. GA Ford Motor
Co, spokesman reported that pro-
duction in the manufacturing de-
partment OF the Willow Rrun bomb
er plant dropped off as much as 50
per cent today because of walkout
of foremen.
Subassembly production was of 10
to is per cent this morning, he re-
ported
The spokesman said approximately
500 Of some 1,l00 foremen we're alb
sent from their jobs.
Officers of the Foremen's Associa-
ton of America. an independent
foremen's union, said the walkout
was in protest against a company
refusal to recognize the association
as bargaining agent for the FORE
men. An agreement between the
Ford company and the FAA expired
November 5.
A company spokesman said at the
close of the day shift yesterday that
726 of l,l00 foremen were absent
and that 800 of 799 foremen on the
night shift failed to report He ex-
pressed belief pproximately the
same proportion prevailed today.
The walkout began with demon-
stration by day shift foremen over
disciplining of plant committee
man of the FAA chapter, who was
said by the chapter president to
have. been "docked" for time spent
in trying to discuss foremen's sriev-
ances with the management. Com
pany spokesmen denied this, saying
he was docked a total Of A hours
for carrying on union activities u
company time.
Evening star., 1943-12-22
I Held in New York
In 'MiIIion-Do||dr'
Liquor Black Market
Officials Soy Arrests
Smash Biggest Ring
Uncovered to Dote
BY the Associated Press

ES lHe ASsOCsdleQ Bre&S.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Seven
men, arrested last night when
the Government cracked down
on what it called the largest
whisky black market to be un-
covered in the country, awaited
arralgnment before a United
States commissioner today on
charges of conspiracy to violate
OPA liquor price ceilings.
William E, Dunigan. assistant
supervisor of enforcement for the
New York division of the Federal
Alcohol Tax Unit, announced the
arrests and the smashing of a
million dollar black market whisky
ring"
We consider this big ring" he
said. describing the false sale which
led to the arrests They offered us
thousands of cases Of whisky stored
in Connecticut. Massachusetts, Ken
lucky and Maryland
The raid here conceded with SINH
lar activities by Federal alcohol tax
agents in st. Louis. Kansas City and
Minneapolis where a total of % men
were arrested
Fl Arrested in Midwest.
Nine were apprehended in ST.
Louis and II in Kansas City in a
move to break up illegal liquor op-
erationS which officials said brought
almost 100000 profit to the St.
Louis group in three months
Agents seized between s125 900 and
$3.50, 900 worth of whisky from
store and warehouses in Minneapo-
lis. Two men were arrested.
Mr.. Dunigan said the arrests here
stemmed from a tip relayed to the
Government agency from Hotel
Astor Officials who reported being
approached by a group of men Offer
ing to supply legitimate liquor at
black market prices.
The prices quoted, Mr. Dunlgan
added, were s86 case for Scotch
which has a s43 ceiling price; .s76 4
case for Bourbon and s66 a case for
rye.
Fake Deal Arranged.
An unidentified agent posed as an
assistant buyer for the hotel and de-
vised fake s43 900 deal Mr.. Duni-
gan disclosed Three of the men
were arrested when they came to
the hotel to collect payment The
others were apprehended later
Those arrested were identified by
Mr.. Dunigan as Morris Schoenfield,
Evening star., 1943-12-22
i. 5. Heavy Bombers
With Fighter Escort
AGAIN Blast Reich
Medium and Light Croft
Continue Attacks on
Northern France
By the Associated Press.


LONDON, Dec. 22.-For the
fifth time in two weeks, Ameri-
can heavy bombers supported by
fighters ranged into Northwest
ern Germany in daylight today
while a constant stream of me-
dium and light bombers poured
across the Channel for the third
straight day headed for mys-
terious targets in Northern
France. :
The big bombers of the 9th United
States Air Force, after one-day
layoff, headed right back for the
same section where on Monday 500
bombers attacked Bremen. subma-
rine and shipbiulding center. 1t ap-
peared new evidence of the intention
to neutralize the effectiveness of this
region to the Nazi war effort.
! 1t was the seventh heavy operation
Of the month for the Americans and
kept rolling the great day and night
offensive which opened Monday.
Waves of Bombers Cross Channel.
In addition, wave on wave of AL
lied bombers swept out in what
looked like one of the greatest sus-
tanned cross-Channel assaults of
the year toward the Pas de Calais
region, presumably to attack the
same targets which have been hit
successive blows in the two pre-
ceding days and which have been
described only as military installa-
tions. Neutral reports have sug-
gested that the Germans may have
extensive rocket gun emplacements
in that French area.
All morning and during most of
the afternoon big formations of
medium and light bombers, escorted
I by masses of fighters, winged
through the brilliant sunshine across
Dover Strait, returning on average
30 minutes later.
Todays activity followed a series
of blows by RAF Mosquito bombers
against unspecified targets in West
ern Germany last night.
The latest Mosquito blow was car
tSee RAIDS pace A-19D
Evening star., 1943-12-22
$1,000, 900 Extortion Case
Goes 10 Jury in New York

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec, ga Federal
Court jury, which has been sitting
for IL weeks, today received the case
of seven men charged with at
tempted extortion of s1,000,000 from
the motion picture industry.
The trial began on October 5.
Named in the original indictments
were nine men. One of them. Frank
Nitti. cousin of AL Capone and his
henchman, committed suicide last
March in Chicago, the day the in
dictments were returned. Another.
Ralph Pierce of Chicago. won a di-
rected acquittal verdict on grounds
of insufficient evidence.
Key witnesses for the Government
were George E. Browne, former
theatrical union president, and Will
liam (Willie) Bioff. his aide de camp,
both now serving prison terms for
extortion. Bioff blandly testified to
moving in on Hollywood to de-
mand huge sums from the film
companies.
Evening star., 1943-12-22
500 Jam Cabs and Buses
As Mishap Stalls Trains

Approximately 500 passengers on
two northbound trains, delayed last
night at Alexandria by a broken
journal box on one of the trains,
jammed taXicabs and buses to get
into the District. Passengers on
north and south bound Pennsylvania
trains were delayed at Perryville,
Md when a broken journal box de-
rallied a car on Westinghouse
New York freight.
Southern Railroad officials said
the broken journal box was discov-
cred on the Tennesseean, crack
Memphis -to-New York train, short
ly after it pulled into the Alexan-
dria station at $40 pm The train
was delayed an hour and 40 min
utes.
A Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Potomac passenger train following
the Tennesseean also was delayed
for about half hour.
Passengers bound for the District
left the stalled trains and took all
available taxicabs and buses into
Washington, railroad officials said.
Evening star., 1943-12-22
Ndzis Denounce khurkov TrioIs
Threaten Prisoner ReprisuIs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. Dec. 22.-Threats of re-
prisal against Allied war prisoners
came flying out of Germany today
as Nazi propagandists worked UP
indignation against the Kharkov
trials, and Paul Joseph Goebbels
called British and American aviators
Huns of the air."
DNB, the official German news
agency, said in a broadcast state
ment on the Soviet trials that Nazi
military courts would soon deal
with those British and American
prisoners who are guilty of a serious
breach of international law"
Goebbels told Berlin police and
Evening star., 1943-12-22

December Is when the American 9Th
Army units invaded New Britain at
Arawe
This invasion prompted Toxic
radio to comment that Japanese
quarters do not deny the serious
ness of the situation" and that
"Rabaul Japan's most important
Southwest Pacific base on New
Britani must be held under all
circumstances.
japanese air strength, recently
badly hit and reduced in that area.
showed signs of revival South Pa
cific headquarters said that when
American bombers and fighters at
tackled Rabaul Sunday doing heavy
damage to shipping. SO enemy fight
ers jumped the attackers The
Americans and japanese each lost
four fighters.
Gen. Marshall also conferred with
the staff of Admiral William F.
Halsey, South Pacific commander,
and 1t. Gen. Willard F, Harmon,
chief of Army forces there, whose
ground, sea and air forces are driv-
ing the japanese from their last
Solomons Islands holdings on
Bougainville.
The chief Of staff stopped for two
fSee MARSHALL, Page A-l31
Evening star., 1943-12-22
Chicago Daily News Drops
Advertising for 10 Days
Nv the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-Because of
the newsprint shortage. the Chicago
Daily News will publish no advertis-
ing except death and legal notices,
church bulletins and amusement
announcements from December %
until January 3.
In an announcement to adver-
tisers' published today. the paper
said "* it became apparent at
the outset of newsprint rationing
that to live within our quota it would
be impossible for us to accommodate
all the advertising offered to us and
at the same time give our readers
the news and features to which they
were entitled. y"
During the period between De-
cember % and January 3, the an
nouncement said, the paper will
appear as usual with all it's editorial
features and news sections un-
abridged"
Evening star., 1943-12-22
24-Degree Temperature
Forecast Here for Toniqht

washington area residents face
colder weather tonight. with a low of
"a degrees forecast by the Weather
Bureau. Tomorrow also will be cold.
with the mercury ranging between
"a and 80 degrees. ...rs
The forecaster today had answers
to all questions except one: Will
Washington have a white Christ
mas?
He said Christmas was too far in
advance, adding. I'VE may be able
to shed some light on that tomor-
row"
At midnight the thermometer
registered 40 degrees. 1t had dropped
to 38 by 9 a IN, but climbed to A de-
grees by pm.
Evening star., 1943-12-22
No Star on Christmas

AS another step in the of newsprnt paper
and IN order apply savings made this year against
drastic reductions of supply in 1914 The not be
published Saturday. Christmas Day, unless the receipt
extraordinary requires it. Publication also will be
suspended for New Year Day-the following Saturday
This will be the first time in % years that The Star has
not printed Christmas The step taken now
found Christmas Day. 1920 which also fell
on Saturday during serious paper shortage.
Church advertising and church must be received
by Thursday noon for publication Friday