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La gaceta., 1943-02-26
TO ROUSE FLOW
OF LIVER BILE

vuef a bottle OF Kruachen salts tonight
halt IN hour before breakfast, take as much
WV ~ N dime u O. glass OF water (h0t
or coltl tr Ia Your morning Gun nj lea ~
s9nee and Keep thl1 up FOR 30 dlya Kruschen
takc1 thla way hclpg teltfVe FItf symps1ms
ot'h "HFt. sluEFslueas and
Hn.cAlled bilious inii. .at VI Whru me a. In
snihe,ent huw % bile from H. ~gai-hladder.
You can set kIuaehrD, "a Z noug Fnriish
Iotmula made in tuc d. a. A., a. any dug
''o'"' iou mnst Dc satisfied OF money back.
La gaceta., 1943-02-26
EiNFERMA

Guarda CANA la Sra. Mirta
Rodriguez del 2123 de la Gale
Green, en- West Tampa.
En- su enfermedad la asiste
FL DR.. Guillermo Roig,
Pronto volvera a sus diarias
ocupaciones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
ASTHMA SPASMS
Liberal Supply Free

The development by French
chemists OF palliative formula
for helping 10 relieve the distress
and suffering caused by SPANS Of
Bronchial Asthma brought such
striking results that its fame
quickly spread over Europe Now
introduced in the United States as
Bel.Din. This preparation contains
the same active ingredients and
aids as palliative 10 relieve gasp
ing, choking and the feeling Of
suffocation that oftentimes accom-.
panies Bronchial Asthma The
Montrose Sales Co. Inc. Dept
15iA. Nontrose. California, is auX-
ious that an sufferers from Bron
chisl Asthma Snssms try this prep
arstion They viii send a liberal
supply Free 10 anyone who writes
them Send for IL today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Camp Grant. Ill. sanitary tech
nician school Pvt. Macon Miller,
2Sl4 Brooklyn.
Camp Lee. Va, officers school :
End II. William A. SkladnOski,
l7l25 Parkslde.
Seymour johnson Field, -. {.
aircraft mechanics school. Pfc.
Edward j. Jettke, 81O6 Kenny.
Randolph Field, Tex, preflight
school. Aviation Cadet John r.
Grzynowicz. 1921 Middlesex
Fort Washington Md, adjutant
general school End 1t. Theodore
X. Barnes, 1902 Cameron
Chanute Field. H.. technica,
school Pfc. Theodore J. KOna, 81
Holbrook.
Carlisle Barracks, Pa. medical
school: Capt. James j. Boccia. 42C
Calvin. Crosse Pointc Farms Capt.
Lawrence l.. Stocker. 3O44 Tuxedo
Its. EISton X. Huffman, 13J
Greendale George MogilI, 264l
Glendale Joseph o. Grant. l9207
Warrington Edwin j. NELL, l247
CaSClaIn.
Wright AAF Technical School.
Paterson y j.. William r. Bar
rett Jr., 1925 Cruise, Leonard r.
Wszola. SO29 Smart.
Great Lakes H.. navy training
school Edward &. Lithgow, 1922
Green thOnor mani.
SENT TO RADIO SCHOOL
Thirteen DctroiteTs have been
assigned 10 the navy radio school
Al Northwestern University as
follows; Edward J. Buckley, l712l
Trinity: Robert Hogan, 1886
Manlstlque; Edwyn ID. Block. 1855
Rademacher. Thomas Anderson,
52l7 Concord; Charles j. Celusnak,
1923 Marcus; Donald r. knight,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Denies WiI|ys
Is Jeep 'sCredtor
Firms Advertising
Questioned by v. s.

WASHINGTON May 6 up
The Federal Trade Commission
tonight took issue with WHY'S.
Overland Motors. Inc, for advcr.
Using that II VAS 4 partner with
the army in creating and perfect
ing the Jubllant lecp
The company thought. the
SAID. was 10 get across
tho idea that is regular passenger
motor cars embody the same
qualities Of durability and econ.
omy * the leep.
But. the F~TC asserted WHY'S
Overland did not invent tho ieeT
although IL docs make Ieeps -
and moreover. IFS automobiles dc
not enbody the lecp qualities
The company was gwen 20 days
TO answer the complaint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Railway Pay Dispute
Takes Hopeless Turn

CHICAGO, May 8 uNS) The
nations biggest labor dispute was
at an apparently hopeless impasse
today, the last avenue of settle
ment having failed.
The presidentially appointed
fact-fnding panel announced II
had been unable TO settle the con-
troversy between IS unions repre-
senting 100000 incorporating rail-
road employees and the nation 5
principal railroads over union
demands for wage increases.
The panel now will prepare its
for submission 10 President
Roosevelt, who Will make the find
ing public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
County Names Five
To Library Board
5-Year Term 10 Fischer,
Head Of Wayne Schools

Five new members of the Wayne
County Library Board we're an
nounced Saturday by the county
board Of supervisors. They are:
Mrs. Eliza WagonSchultz North
vile teacher, 10 onc-year term,
Miss Frances Comfort, ChadScy
High School teacher, two-year
term; Joseph p. Lodge. nephew OF
council president John c, Lodge,
three-year term; William Van
Dyke. Crosse Pointe Farms four
year term, and Fred c. Fischer,
county superintendent Of schools,
five-year term.
Lodge won the three-year term
over Charles NJ. Novak. North
eastern High School teacher, by a
vote of IS to 80. The flve-year
term automatically goes TO Fischer
by virtue Of his position as head
OF the county schools
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Ford Steps Up Output
OF Superthdrgers

The Ford Motor co. announced
'onirh, o. has tCaChcd full
production Of turho- SuperCharg-
erS dehCstcly-maChned inStTu-
mcntS used 10 increase horsepower
IN aircraft engines.
In addition. the company said,
Ford engineers have improved on
original production methods and
not only have bcticrcd the super
chargers operation but have Ct-
fcCtcd considerable savings IN
scarce metals and other materials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

1896 Harding: Edward T. Kelly,
Sc +. Nevada; John VI. Maurer,
S414 Senator; Kenneth r. Murphy,
4739 Alter, Albert p. Seychel, 1921
Fourteenth: Bill r. York, 1906
Wisconsin; George r. Sal Haney,
1914 Rolls place. and Kirby A,
Roller. 1909 Sanford.
Primary fight training will be
given eight Michigan boys at the
Air Field, Kan. Upon
completing of their course they
will become second heutenantS
They are: Archie COffman. 1928
Wilbert l.. Weier, Mt.
Clemens: John W. Clarke. Cole
man; Peter u. Crum, Kalamazoo,
Richard =. Clements. Benton Har-
Dor. Anthony J. Stornant, Ian
sing: Robert o. Stranger, Grand
Rapids; Wayne ID. Sarver, Flint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
WLB MedidteS
.YLdbor Dispute

The regional Wa Labor Board
Saturday moved 20 bring q halt "a
a luriSdic'ional dispute between
rival Go and AL unions ~ The
Detroit YMCh rs limiting each
union organizing efforts 10 Spc-
clfc groups Of employs
The board ruled that Local %
Cmicd Office and Professional
Workers. Go. would have IuriS.
dIctIon over Office employees and
social workers. while tho Hotel
and Restaurant Workers InteTna
tional Alliances. AFL, was as
signed all employees IN the kitchen
IND dining room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

sAph J. Swedd. 9S71 Brockton
Stanley =. Butynski. Hamtramck.
Hawthorne School of Aero
nautics, S. C., Aviation Cadet Ar
thur 4. Rimbold, 1891 Bramell.
Spence Army Air Field, Ga, ad-
vanced flying school, 2nd Ii. John
v. Carson. 9S9 harrington; John
Haggerty. Wyandotte
Sheppard Field. Tex. airplane
mechanics school: Rudolph r.
Sagan, $3.50 Chopin. Casimlr :.
PlOcharczyk. 4945 Junction
Fort Knox, Ky, armored school
Pies. Robert g. Kerr, 6035 Lar
kinS. William r. Coplin, 40 Slim
son. August w Tim m &C X,
Highland Park. auto mechanics,
Sgt. William r. Dow, las Wis
conSin, radio operator, Cpl. VIII
liam r.. Davis, 4465 Jonathan.
Dearborn, gunnery mechanic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Service Notes:
3 Michigan Filters Assigned
To Fighter Squadron Duty

From the Caribbean area comes
news that three Michigan lads
have been assigned 10 tactical
fighter squadrons after being
taught 10 ~ army P-4OS
They are End Its. Albert r.
Gale Jr., Grand Haven; Billy {.
Hemmlng, Traverse City and
Raymond l.. Parker, Cagetown.
Pvt. John kapco, 2l90 Town
send, y attached 10 military po-
lice unit stationed somewhere IN
England A brother. Michael, IS
a sergeant IN the coast artillery.
Three Detroit WAACs, who
have completed their military
training AZ Fort Des MoineS, Ia,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Back -to-Fdrm Drive
Planned by New York
.rssI, Distributed by international News Photo,

NEW YORK, May 8 GNS)--A
drive 10 encourage a back-to-the-
farm movement VIII begin in New
York next week and IL will be in
augurated in a victory garden atop
a skyscraper.
The garden Is the property of
Nine. Helena RubinStein, New
York CoSmeucian,' and is planted
on the terrace Of her Park avenue
penthouse. Agricultural authori-
ties Will be at the garden 10 ex-
PLAN 10 visitors the various 'vaca-
ton Jobs on farms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

have been sent 10 the army camp
a. Valparaiso. Fla for duty. They
are AuNiliarirS Ruth Rather, 1885
WaShburn. Beulah Is. Ream, 6S7
Sclden, and Mildred {. Ochs,
Seyen-Mile road. Auxiliary Helen
kambas. 100 + Nevada, has been
assigned 10 Fort Riley, Kan.
Cpl. Tech. Irwin Goldstein. 1885
Cortland has been assigned 10 the
Frankfort Arsenal ordnance main
tcnance detachment IN Philadel-
phia.
Pvt. Charles Schauer, 1885 Law
ton. who has finished ms basic
training in the marines a. San
Diego Cal and now Will be
gwen specialized instruction. Is
home on furloueh He IS a ST
MaYs High School graduate.
Pfc. Michael J. Carney, 4026
pingree. IS home on furlough from
Camp Rucker, Ala. He Is a mem
Der OF an anti-tank corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Grand Trunk Shop
To Go on 54-Hr. Wk.

BATTLE CREEK. May s CUPl
Employees ~ the Grand Trunk
Railroad repair shop here Will 20
on A 54-hour week Monday, II va,
announced today.
The 325 employees AZ tho shop
have been working on 4 4s-hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
GRADUATES

Graduating from army and
navy schoolS-Keesler Field, Miss,
Llberator School; Pfc. Robert w
Snider. 1892 Fourteenth. John c,
Miner, 220O ST. Clair; Hubert l..
Townsend, 556l Mcclellan; me-
chanics school, Pfc. Edward A.
Martinaitis, S069 American: JO-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Sympathy Strike
CIOseSCOdIM Mine
In Pennsylvania
First Group Of Workers
Returns TO Pits After
One Days Layoff

PITTSBURGH, May 3 up
Striking miners returned to work
at the Vesta No. 4 mine Of the
Jones e. Laughlin Steel Corp. But
a new walkout, apparently in
sympathy with the first, closed
down another mine Of the com
pany today
The strikes came four days
after the start OF a 15-day truce
which ended a general Walkout
earlier this week. and conceded
with warnings by western Penn
Sylvania bltuminOus miners that
they will not work Unless an
agreement is reached on their
wage demands by May 1S-the
truce deadline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

said Connally
President Philip Murray Of the
Go however. said u would make
the War Labor Board decisions
subject 70 court review whenever
any employer decides 10 appeal tc
a court
Thus. while labor will oh
serve its no-strike pledge" he
said employers Who seek Ia
destroy the union will refuse
10 comply with the decision Of
the board. refrain from enter
ing into a collective bargaining
agreement with the union. con
tinue to discriminate against
the membership and leaders Of
the union. while using every
technicality for obtaining delay
I'm the judicial proceeding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Improper diet, overwork, undue wor-
rieS, colds, the flu or other illness
often impairs the stomach's diges-
tive functions and reduces the red
blood strength.
A person who Is operating on only q
10 10 1870 healthy blood volume OF n
stomach digestive capacity OF only so
TO 500 normal rs severely Handicapped.
Az such times Nature needs extra help
to restore It's proper functions and bal
ance. Undigested food places a tax on
the system o.. insufficient blood strength
Is detriment TO good health.
II you are subject 20 poor digestion
or suspect deficient red-blood as the
cause OF your trouble. yet have no or
ganic complication or focal infection.
SIS Tonic may be Just what you need /
SIS Tonic IS especially designed 20
bulld-up blood strength when deficient
and 10 promote those stomach juices
which digest the food so your body can
make proper use Of Il in rebuilding worn
out tissue.
These two important results enable
you to enjoy the food you do eat 20
make use OF 10 as Nature intended. Thus
you may get new vitality -. pep i.
become animated -. more attractivel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
100 WALK OUT

Seven hundred workers A. J. g.
Is Vesta 4 mine al California
Pa, angered by imposition OF a
81 a day fine for wildcat strikes
preceding the general walkout Of
$50, 900 bituminous and anthracite
miners, walked out on the night
shift last night, but returned TO
work today.
Meanwhile, however, workers at
the Shannopin mine Of the com
.pany in Greene County, employing
500 men. apparently believing the
Vista men would remain out,
struck today in sympathy.
UNION ENDS STRIKE
When informed of the Vista
strike last night, John p, Busa-
relic. president OF the United
Mine Workers District 5. dis
patched six business agents 10 the
scene and they succeeded in per-
suading the men 10 end their
WalkOut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Bill Tightening
Curb on Strikes
Gaining Bakers
J Connally's Measure
Expected 10 Be Killed
for Stronger Action

WASHINGTON, May 8 (UP)-
The House military affairs COM
mittee is expected 10 scrap the
Senate-approved Connally plant
seizure bill in favor Of the
stronger wartime strike curbS en-
bodied in a bill by Rep. Howard
w. Smith Cd OF Virginia.
The bill of Senator Tom Con-
nally Cd of Texas, giving the
President power TO seize any mine
or war plant where production
is interrupted by strike was
denounced today by Go as
"diabolical in intent and designed
10 assure a Roman holiday 10 all
employers who still prefer TO
destroy labor unions rather than
10 win the war"
The Go insisted on open hear
ingS on the bill But in a brief
executive session yesterday the
House committee concurred in the
request Of Chairman Andrew j.
May Cd Of Kentucky, for no
public hearings and final COM
mittee action Tuesday.
KEY POINTS OUTLINED
The House committee objec-
ton 10 The Connally bill was not
"diabolicar' but that 1t was "a
sop and Intellectual
Military affairs committeeman
anticipated that the House would
accept the stronger bill as re-
written and dispatch II 10 the
Senate for conference before the
coal strike truce expires on May
IS.
I'VE want To strike back while
the iron In hot" one member
~ cd.
} me measure which the military
WARS committeeman planned TO
substitute for Connallys bill would
set up a new national defense
mediation board outlaw strikes
unless approved by A majority vote
Of the workers in a secret ballot
make forfeit OF privileges and
benefits under the National Labor
Relations Act and the Social
Security Act the penalty for vio-
lations. require annual financial
statements 10 bc filed by all labor
organizations. give tho L. 5. dis
trici courts final jurisdiction over
disputes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Those lovely, good looking
leather or suede jackets
defense workers wear with
their slaeks, college gals
love, and you'll find a joy
to own year round. Priced
at typical Ward savings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
MURRAY TELLS STAND
KEY POINTS OUTLINED

MY bill gives vigor and vital
ity To the War Labor Board,
I'D CnnnAllN
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Matthews Attorney
To Seek Change Of
Venue in Libel Case

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PRINCESS ANNE, Md, Sept. 30.
"A change of venue in the trial of
Rives Matthews, editor of the
weekly Somerset News, on charges
that he criminally libeled Maryland
State Controller j. Millard Tawe5
will be sought when the hearing
opens in Circuit Court here next
week.
Elisha Hanson, chief counsel for
the American Newspaper Publishers
Association, whose services were
made available to Mr.. Matthews
soon after he was arrested, said in
New York yesterday that he did not
believe the editor could obtain
fair trial in Somerset County. MI.
Matthews was indicted by the
county grand jury on Tuesday.
The country editor was arrested
on the libel charge last June after
his paper had published articles ac-
cusing Mr.. Tawes of having taken a
trip to Georgia in State-owned car
while the OPA's pleasure driving
ban was in effect throughout most
of the Eastern States. At that time.
Mr. Matthews was released under
$2,500 bond. This was reduced
Tuesday to $780,
State OPA PenaIized Tawes.
Shortly after the charges against
Mr.. Tawes were published in Mr.
Matthews paper, the Crisfield (Md)
Ration Board conducted hearing
and exonerated the State controller.
Later, however. Mr.. Tawes ad-
mitted he had made the trip and
was penalized by the State OPA.
States Attorney Prentiss Evans re-
fused to drop the libel charges
| against Mr.. Matthews, however, on
the ground that the two cases were
not related.
Maryland law provides that "in
case any person shall be prose-
cuted for libel, the party so
prosecuted shall be entitled to give
the truth of the matter charged :.
in evidence under the general issue
by way Of Justification"
To Seek Shift to Cambridge.
The afidavit for the change of
venue, according to Mr.. Hanson, will
be filed by Edgar A. Jones, Mr.
Matthews attorney. The ANPA
counsel said the defense would seek
to change the scene of the trial
to Cambridge, seat Of Dorchester
County, which is also on Maryland's S
Eastern Shore. Mr.. Hanson said he
was studying the indictment and
did not know at the moment what
other action he would take.
Mr.. Matthews said, after his in
dictment, that he intends to call
both Mr.. Tawes and Gov. O'Conor
to the witness stand when the trial
begins. He said the Governor
would be asked to testify in con-
nection with statements he made
on use of State-owned cars.
The editor also declared he would
seek the impeachment Of Mr.. Tawes
regardless of the outcome of the
Evening star., 1943-09-30

case, for misuse of State-owned
property and for contributing to
the breakdown of public morale in
its attitude toward the OPA.
Langer Maps Defense Fund.
In Washington Senator LANCER,
Republican, of North Dakota an
nounced the formation of commit
tee to support the country editor and
to offer whatever assistance possible
in his fight against what Mr. LANCER
termed a political dictatorship"
Meanwhile. in a sidelight to the
case, it appeared that Mr.. Evans
might soon find himself reclassified
in the draft by Washington Local
Board No 8, with which he regis
tered when he was employed in the
Capital, The board, it was learned,
classified Mr.. Evans as Alb, which
exempts State officials elected by
Evening star., 1943-09-30

Statewide vote from induction. The
board at that time, it was reported,
was under the impression that a
States attorney is a State official,
whereas actually he is elected by a
county vote.
Mr.. Evans, it was said, soon will
be asked to take a physical examina-
ton. If he passes this preliminary
test, he will be reclassified as la,
subject to immediate induction.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
ADJUSTABLE WOODEN SHOE
TREES FOR MEN-WOMEN

Preserve and keep your shoes in better
condition with shoe trees. They'll keep their
original shape and form much longer. In
sizes for men or women 20 pr.
THE PALAIS ROYAL -.
NOTIONS, STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Trainees for War Jobs
To Reqisfer Saturday

Registration Of men and women
seeking training for war jobs will
take place from am. to 4:30 pm.
Saturday at the Bladensburg High
School.
Elmer K. Zeller, Prince Georges
County training co-ordinator, said
classes will be offered in machine
shop, aircraft riveting. aircraft as
sembly, acetylene welding and elec-
trical Welding.
He said persons working during
the day may attend classes four
Evening star., 1943-09-30

hours night for two nights 4 week,
and seven hours each Sunday.
Mr.. Zellers said persons desiring
immediate employment in q war
plant are hired and then sent to
training school. He said they are
paid during training.
Approximately TOO workers still
are needed in local defense plants,
Mr.. zellers said. Applicants must
be II years old, or older.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Woman Reports $3.50 Theft

Martha Logan. colored, 33, of 1923
Georgia avenue NV, told police
she was robbed of $3.50 last night
when thieves entered the bathroom
of her home and stole money belt.
Five $100 bills. ten $40 bills, four
$40 and two SIS bills were taken,
she said
Evening star., 1943-09-30
War Strain on Doctors

Recent deaths Of doctors are at
tributable to war strain, declares
DR.. M. Russell, president Of the
South American branch Of the
] British Medical Association.
Evening star., 1943-09-30

DECORATIVE LAPEL PINS FOR
YOUR FALL COATS AND SUITS
In flowers. sprays. animals. birds, musical
instruments Of wood. metal, sterling. gold
plate and plastics. Many have safety clasps.
Choose some for gifts too oo------l.0 90
Plus Tar.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
JEWELRY STREET FLOOR
attention and Il will Be corrected ut once.
Evening star., 1943-09-30

LL-WOOL-FACED AxMiNSTER
THROW RUGS FOR BEAUTY
Choice of several excellent patterns on
backgrounds of blue or taupe. Florals and
other designs Ideal for any ROOM 27x45-
inch size -2.o8
TIE PALAIS ROYAL RUGS FOURTH
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-10
Naciji izvrSili napad
ma Spitzbergen?
Berlin trdi, da so nemske
morske sile razbile zavez-
niske instalacije ma ark
ticnem Otoku.

L. Londona Sc poroca, da je
berlinski radio sno5i objavil po-
rocilo, da so nemske mornaris-
Ike edinice in podmornice v sre-
do vprizorile oster napad ma
arkticni otok Spitzbergen ter v
napadu prizadjale zavezniski po-
sadki tezke izgube in zajele ne
kaj ujetnikov.
Berlin trdi, da so imeli "a
vezniki ma Spitzbergenu utrje-
ne postojanke in da Sc je tekom
napada porusilo vremensko O.
pazovalnico, radijsko postajo in
zaloge municije in kuriva. .
British mornariski viri '
Londonu pravijo, da ne more
.jo "a enkrat podati nikakega
komentarja glede nemskega po
rocila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-10

(Posneto il ljubljanskega Jul
ira z dne %. marca 1943.)
Po dogovoru zastopnicami
in zastopniki konsumentov, pri-
delovalcev in prodajalcev, je
mestni trzni urad predlozil vi
sokemu komisariatu najvisJe
Gene "a trzno blago v Ljubljani,
XII jih je Visoki komisariat O.
dobril.
z odlokom visokega komisa-
RATA "a ljubljansko pokrajino
veljajo "a Ljubljano dolocene
najvisje Gene cd ponedeljka, 29'
marca 1943 zjutraj dalje do OBJ
iave novega cenika.
Najvisje Gene, XII je po nJih
dovoljeno v Ljubljani prodajatj
v ceniku navedeno blago in ga
placevati so naslednje:
Zeljnate glave pod 10 ky 2 L;
rdece zelje 2.25 l.; kislo zelje
4L; ohrovt 2.25 L; repa ne
drobno 1 L; 1repa ma debelo OLE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-10
Dvo o+roko zgoreIo

Igra z vzigalicami je vceraj
prinesla tragedijo druzini Fran
ka Graya, 174O E. 10 St., med
Payne in Chester Ave. Ko sta
Gray, star 20 let, in njegova ze-
ma Violet, stara 27 let, vceraj
pozno popoldne odsla donna,
da nakupita nekaj obleke "a
svoje otroke, je v njuni odsot-
nosti 4-letni sincek Frank nasel
vzigalice in Sc zacel z mimi j.
graft. Nastal je ogenj spalni
sobi, XII Sc ie razsiril tako ma
glico, da sta diva druga otroka
druzine, hcerka Patricia, stara
2 lett, in Joyce, stara komaj 4
tedna, dobila tako resne opekli-
ne, da sta jim podlegla. Ogenj
Sc je opazilo sele, ko Sc je dim
zacel valiti in lesene hise.