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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-06
A New Civic Center

The Twelve Horsemens Civic Center located at Ia
srskne street marks another milestone in the
and achievement Of colored Detroers This large and
Of S25OOOO was purchased recently by the progressive
Twelve Horsemen's group and has been extensively
modelled and equipped.
An excellent program formally opening and dedcat
ing the Twelve Horsemens Civic Center to the public will
be featured by the organization from Nov through Nov
IA. Prominent speakers and chors will participate
The Tribune extends hearty congratulations TO the Of
fcers and members Of the Twelve Horsemens Club for
IL. r splendid achievement They are making real con
trl0uton 10 Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-06
reprint from NaIihcr League
'nesSenQcrl


When the toll OF lhe Detroit
race riots between Negroes and
whites was computed. AMI it was
found that II persons had been
Killed zoo Injured and 1900 ar
rested. the coirirv was shocked
Here was 'aiterial for Na..l pro-
7aganea. fcr we were prscrlcing
Tho very pr, ir'es that We con-
dtmned in Hiter's persecution Of
nc Jews. Here was internal
warfare. symbo, OF national dan
ger; for s. WIS falt that tho
same riofing could break out in
a hundred other American home
fronts.
The seriousness OF the siiua-
Hon Jed the De'rclt News to ex-
anime and analyzc Tho basic
cause OF the race riot and 10
discuss solutions. Philip A. Adler.
veteran feature writer OF that
newspaper. who conducted the in
sostiga.ion, received many solu-
tons 70 The Negro problem. These
have now been published and they
deserve serious consideration be-
csuse We dare not fight for free
dom abroad and permit race
prejudice 70 reign at home. Some
81 these solutions are hopeless
and. n actually Submitted. come
from the mentally unbalanced.
nut among the more serious at
tempts 20 meet the difficulties arc
the following:
The first would send the Ne
80 hack 70 The South. n = held
that n he settled there. the cause
Tor race rioilng will disappear
Yet what right have We n tear
people away from their homes
In this way Besides. the south
rrn states can hardly support a
large influx Of northern Negroes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-06
A PLEDGE TO
THE UNKNOWN
SOLDIER
ny RUTH r,iIoR

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The highest dicni'arles 81 "
land will gather - a sraN
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resents all who f,il IN ne ~
World War II
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known soldier is He may ~
come from any pa'' o. 'n'
tion-from some ieemlnf ho.|
town or from behind The PNl
No one knows or cares wac
what his ancestors we're VIZ
he was among TIE humble o.
favored OF fortune Or hy
path he sought 70 climb % II
heirhts 10 sit humhly WIN
God. All that IS known IS nN
gave his life for che
States.
what he was ls not Of in'
II Is what he did ana O's
has passcd IN 20 MS i"e
thai is vital
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creed IAN altar from WIZ ,,a|
progress. not y grave BY
n mourn We truly honor
dead not nv maxine Their ,n
resting place q spot o. ~
and Of peace. but BY CONN.,
The task thcv so ont 70 ~
dishonor them when We
nndone the work ior WHIT
gave their lives -
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Ter his ne That these "a,
Justice and democracy
perish.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-06

II Your Merchant Uses
Tribune Advertising then he
Wants Your Support - See
That He Gets II.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20

size v vprasanjih formuliranja
Ipovojne politike. III stiki so
vsem malim narodom najbolje
ja1nstvo "a obnovitev niihove
svobode in "a njihov napredek
V sretnejsem razdobju njihove4
ga obstanka, XII DO nastopil DO
zmagi nash velikih zaveznikov,
S katerimi bono zmagali tudi
mi.
Britansko = ruska zveza lie
posebno vazna "a vse Slovane,
ker je najboljse jamstvo, da bo-
do vsi Srbi, Hrvati in Slovenci,
kakor tudi Slovaki, Cehi in Po-
ljaki koncno vendar enkrat do
bill svoje prave narodne meje
prot I~talijanom, Nemeem in
Madzarom, ter da Jill bodo tudi
trajno ohranili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20
DIR. Jukieo 20.
moSniko ministro "a
~zunanie zodeve

G. lila Jukic je naslovil dine
1. februarja narodu v domovi-
nj naslednji govor preko lon
donske radio oddaje:
Vrhovno nacelo, ma katerem
je zgrajena nacisticna in fash
STIGMA propaganda, je bilo in O.
stane: "Lazite, LATTE, kar ma
pref latte, nekaj DO lie ostalo".
Agent nacistiene propagan-
de Sc kreevito drze tega nacela
- prav posebno v tolmacenju
odnosajev anglo = saksonskih
velesil S Sovjetsko Rusijo; po-
pomona so 81 ma jasnem, da
pomenijo dobri odnosaji teh
dveh velikih taborov sigurno
smrt zanje. V senci tie bojazni
stereotype ponavljajo kakor
papige, povsod v vseh dezelah
in oh vsaki priliki, naslednje
stavke: "Anglezi in American
ci so prodali Evropo komuni-
stieni Rush,, nova Jugoslavija
DO postavljena pod boljsevistic-
no nadoblast, Tureija DO posta-
Ia ruski protektorat it'd"
Pavelicev boss Kasche, XII je
nemski poslanik v Zagrebu, je
izjavil lani, dine 81. januarja,
med drugim tudi naslednje:
INA vzhodu nam Sc vedno
grozi boljsevisticni sovraznik
sveta. Ravno MENU pa name
ravata Amerika in Velika Bri-
tanija zrtvovati evropske naro-
de, MENU in njegovemu nozu,
da bi ameriski in angleski zidje
mogli "a vedno zavarovati svo-
jo dominacijo mad vsem sve-
TOM"
Tako je govoril tudi Hitler v
svoji proklamaciji, katero je
naslovil nemskemu nafodu.. Ka-
sche spoznava vsak dan nano-
Vo, da Hrvati, ravno tako ka-
kor njihovi bratje Srbi in Slo-
venci, eakajo no svojo osvobo-
ditev in odresenje S strani Bri-
tancev, bratov Rusov in Ameri-
kancev, in 81 zaradi tega veno-
mer izmisljuje novih grozenj in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20

lin nedotakljiyost njihoyih o.
zemeIj, osvoboditev podjarmlje-
nih narodov in vzpostavitev
njihovih suyerenih pravic in
svobode, da 81 ustvarijo svoje
notranje organizacije pc svoji
wolff. Gospodarska podpora
vsem onim dezelam, XII so trpe-
lie, tako da bodo imele potreb-
ma sredstva "a dosego materi-
jalnega blagostanja; uvedba de-
mokraticne svobode in unicenje
HitIerjevega reda."
PRAY posebno je Stain po-
vdarjal, da SO v zmoti oni, XII tr-
de, da radi ideoloskih razlik
med Britanci, Amerikanci in
Rusi, ne DO moglo priti do moo
ne koordinacije nastopa proti
sovrazniku, XII jih vse ogroza s
podjarmljenjem, divjastvom in
srednjeveskimi hudodelstvi ter
je zakljuei z izjavo, da je raw
no nasprotno opaziti tesnejse.
sodelovanje med mimi.
Tudi g. Eden je v spodnji hi
81 izjavil, da britanska v1ada, v
skladu z doloebami britansko-
ruske zveze, vzdrzuje nepresta-
ne stike z Waldo S%ovjetske Ru-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20

n%evarnosti, pretecih hrvaskemu
narodu. v imenu Hitlerja, XII je
prekrsil vse svoje najsvecanej-
Sc obljube, 81 upa trditi: came
riske in angleske obljube so la
III; hoeejo vas najprej potisniti
pod srbski' jarem, a potem vse
skupaj oddati boljseviski nado-
blasti''. TIE gorostasne nemske
lazi so najboljsi dokaz "a to,
kako vroee jim je pod petami
ma Hrvaskem in da jim hrvaski
narod, izvzemsi ustaskih hudo-
delcev, nicesar ne veruje.
Nacisti in fasisti so zgradili,
in Sc vedno grade, svojo politi-
ko ma lazeh, podvali in nasilju,
ma zablodah, zmesnjavah in
|prepirih; oni nocejo verjeti, da
SO jim tie metode napram nasim
velikim zaveznikom izpodletele.
Velika Britannia in Sovjetska
Russia sta podpisali lani dine 26.
maja, politicno in vojasko po-
godbo, XII veze ODE velesili do
konca tie vojne in potem Sc "a
polnih 20 let, sledecih podpisu
mirovne pogodbe.
LAM dine 6. novembra je izja-
vii Stain: ITO je odlocilni pre-
obrat v odnosajih med Soviet
+sko Zvezo in Veliko Britanijo."
Britansko-ruska zveza doloca,
da bosta oba nasa velika zavez-
nika tudi pc vojni kar najtesne-
je sodelovala V smislu vzdrzeva-
most, toda predno sva Sc malo
MIA miru in preureditve Europe
ma temeljih Atlantskega Char
terja. Peti Glen te pogodbe veil
dobesedno:
"Oba zaveznika sta 81 slozna
v tenn, da bosta pc sklepu miru,
sporazumno in V najtesnejsem
prijateljskem sodelovanju, str
mela "a organizacijo varnosti
in gospodarskega napredka V
Evropi. Upostevala bosta inte-
rese zedinjenih narodov v tenn
pogledu in delovala v skladu z
naslednjima MACEDONIA: ne bosta
zahtevala teritorijalnega raz-
s~irjenja Ease in ne bosta Sc
vmesavala v ~notranje zadeve
drugih drzav."
Stain sam pa je izhvil lani,
dine 6. novembra:
Program britansko-sovjet-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20
dete
M DOJENCKA
spisal
Branislav Music b..

Vzamem kljuc in predno sem
odprl usta, da jej odgovorim,
zapre okno. Zacuden sem OBJ
stall in mislil, kaj hi s kljueem.
E kaj, ko mi ga je pa sama da-
la! Sc bolje! Ako odprem in
vstopim, to nj nikaksno uraz-
bojnistvo.
Grem ma dvorisce, odprem s
kljueem tho hodnik, ystopim in
zaklenem zopet cd znotraj in
potem, ker sem vedel, kje je
spalnica, jo krenem polagoma
pc prstih naravnost v to soho.
Komaj sem vstopil v soho, mi
re zasepeta il postelje:
me prizigaj svece, da tasea
ne opazi, kar v tent Sc sleci pa
lei k menj!'
Malo sem po,nislil, kaj mai
STORM, pa sklenem, da jo po-
SUSAN. Slecem Sc v tenn in le-
zem.
Ona me cvrsto objame in po-
ljubi ter zasepece:
"Pomisli, kar nj nikdac sto-
ril, nocoj mi je pa privedel svo-
10 mater, da spi pri meni. Men
da misli, da me strait, pa &c me
niti on ne more, kako me DO ia
babura."
JAZZ samo molcim, niti ziniti
ne smem.
"Zato sem ii tudi pisala, da
prides tako kasno, da bahia trd-
no zaspi."
In me zacne zopet poljubljati
in objemati, a da wanna povem,
tudi JAZZ je nisem pustil pri mi
ru.
cali kaj je to, kje so tvoji
brki?"
JAZZ sem bill takrat Sc mlad in
nisem incl brk.
"Saj JAZZ Sc nikdar incl nisem
brk," odgovorim.
"Kako, da jih nisi incl, kaj
je tebi, Jovan?"
PA meni tudi ime nj Jovan."
"Jovan!"
"Boga mi, gospa, resnico 60
vorim; meni je ime Rista."
"Jovan,' zavresci ona, pa Sc
odtrga proc cd meme.
"Jok, nisem Jovan, nego Ri
sta"
Kot da hi jo POLL, Sc skloni
ma postelji pokoncu, poisGe VII
galice, prizge emo pa mi jo pri-
nese pred lica; ko opazi Glove
ka, cisto tujega, ugasne uzgali-
CO., hoee vrisniti, a nj mogla cd
straha, ali pa 81 nj upala, da je
ne slisi tasca, temvec zarije gla-
vo v blaine in zacne :jokati.
"Slusaj, gospa, nikar jokati,
temvec sedi, da Sc kaj pogovo-
riva," j recem mirno.
Ali ona niti ne obrne glavo,
temvec lie joka.
PA dobro," izpregovorim,
"ako Sc hos jokala, Sc bonn JAZZ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20

|obrnil in mirno zaspal, a tt me
hos zjutraj morala lepo prositi,
da sc dvignem odtod; ampak
JAZZ ne pojdem, meni je tukaj
dobro, da mi ne more biti boil
&c."
Sirota zena je spoznana sa-
ma, da ne more biti drugace,
neha jokati in Sc obrne k meni
ter Sc zaene opravicevati:
"Odpustite, prosim vas, to je
"Nie, MIC" pravim JAZZ "opro-
site vi meni!"
"Ne, ali meme je sram, to je
strasno! TUT clovek!"
"Saj vi ste eakali tujca in ne
svojega moza."
"Res je," doda ona tise, "ali
-. to je moi prijatelj IL detin-
silva. All, strasno, strasno .
pa potem, prosim vas, S kom
sem imela cast, KIDD ste viz"
"Veste, gospa, "a vas nj ta-
ko vazno, KIDD sem, nego kaj
sem -"
"Vi?"
"Da JAZZ, a povedal YAM bonn
pc pravici. Vidite JAZZ sem To-
pow.
Sirota zena je osupla vzdrh-
tela, potem Sc jej vlije potok
solz in zaene trepetati kot ra-
njena kosuta, a glavo stisne V
blaine in 81 je ne upa vzdigni-
ii.
Pustil sem jo malo, da Sc IL
joka in da jo mine strah, po-
tenn sem jej rekel cisto mirno
in tho:
"Nikar Sc ne bojte, ker sem
cisto miren in dober clovek, sa-
mo denar imam rad"
"Nimam, nimam, nimam nj
CESAR" rece, ne da hi vzdignila
glavo z blaine.
$40 nj res, da ga inmate, vi
ga innate: veste, notri v skat-
Iii"
Ona skoci' kot da jo je vgriz-
Mia kaca, pa zavrisci:
"Jaz bonn poklicala ma po-
moe"
"Izvolite, prosim vas," il re-
Gem zelo ljubeznivo, "zakaj pa
ne, prisla DO vasa tasca, in JAZZ
il bonn povedal, da sva Sc pray
sladko ljubila in objemala; "a
KaJ oil JeJ ne primal, prlznanJe
je zmeraj zelo velika olajseval-
ma okolnost."
Gospa Lenka vidi, da Sc je u
.jela, in da ne more nikamor, pa
Sc dvigne in sede ma posteljo.
,Ako sama sedi, hi bila sramota,
.da JAZZ lezim, cato Sc dvignem
tudi JAZZ, in tako Gin glize" Sc
deca v postelji nadaljujeva raz-
.govor.
"Pa dobro, povejte, kaj no.
cete - rece odlocno.
tDalje prihodnjic) .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20

sko = ameriske koalicije je ma
slednji: ukinjenje rasnih pred
sodkov, enakopravnost narodov
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20

Kupujte vojne bonde in vojno- varce-
valne znamke, da bo Gimprej porazeno
osisce in vse. kar ono predstavlia!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-11
M The Local TheateYs
STATE

Ending tonight at Warmers State theater is Corvette K-225" with Randolph Scott and a score of other favorites; also Always A Bridesmaid featuring the Andrews Sisters.
 A fabulous comedy production Crazy House" starring Olsen and Johnson comes to the screen at the State tomorrow afternoon. The producers have succeeded in cram ming more entertainment, more feature attractions and more laughs into one movie than would be be- lieved possible. The astonishing parade of popular headliners seems to continue endlessly as the comical story runs it's mad course.
 Hollywood itself and 8 monster movie studio are the chief back grounds for the dizzy plot which shows how Olsen and Johnson go about making a screen successor to "Hellzapoppin. Seen prominently are Cass Daley, Martha ODriscoll, Patric Knowles and Thomas Gomez As the action proceeds. Tony and Sally DeMarco Count Basic and his orchestra, Marion Hutton and the Glenn Miller Singers make sensa- tional appearances along with Chandra Kaly and his dancers, the Delta Rhythm Boys and Leighton Noble and his orchestra.
 Surprising novelty sequences feat ure such weu-known as Percy Kill bride, Richard Lane, Billy Gilbert and Edgar Kennedy together with Franklin Pangborn and Hans Con- ried.
 A spectacular musical score in keeping with the magnitude of the film is presented under the direction of Charles Previn and the lavish musical production numbers were staged under the supervision of George Hale.
 And for your further enjoyment the management presents Sherlock Holmes Faces Death" with Basil Rathbone in the title role.
 Coming Wednesday next to the State is '"Top Man" with David O'Connor, Susanna Foster and Peggy Ryan in co-starring roles, and feat uring Lillian Gish and Richard Dix. And don't forget the States early bird show Thursday morning. Doors of the theater vii lopen at 9:3O and the show will get under way shortly after.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-11
YOUTH SOCIETY TO
 PRESENT CONCERT
Benefit Concert Cavalcade Will Be Held at Pearl
 St. NeighbOrhOOd House

The Pearl Street Athletic Clubs Youth Society" will present a bene- fit concert cavaicade Sunday after noon at 3 o'clock at the Pearl Street Neighborhood House.
 Among those who will participate are Miss Doris Howe, contralto, graduate of the University School of Music, Ann Arbor, Mich. Miss Howe, president of the Mattatuck Musical Art Society, has done ex- tensive concert. radio and church singing. Also heard on the pro- gram will be Drady c. Sturdivant, soprano, winner of the Burwell mu- sical scholarship, 1886; James L. Mitchell, baritone, who studied with George Stock of New Haven: Con- stance w. ODell. pianist and solo- ist, who taught music at Okolona Junior College, Okolona, Miss, Issac Reed, bass, Margaret c. Foust, soprano. Catherine Williams. vio- linist, Grace Kinch, pianist, Hurge- lee Prince soprano. Also heard on the program will be Mrs. Hugo Wiberg in the singing of Christmas carols,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-11
HONE FRONT FORECAST
Consumer
 Group Calls For Subsidies
By ANN STEVICK NEA Stan COrreGnondent

Washington. Dec. II - The hand that yields the market basket has at least been raised in a definite vote for price control. The new Consumer Advisory Committee ap- pointed by the Odlce of Price Ad- ministration consists of 25 persons with an intimate knowledge of con- sumner problems. It met recently with 17 women and three men pre- sent from as widely different groups as the CIO auxiliaries and the Farm Bureau.
 Mrs. Ruth Lamb Atkinson, of Washington, legislative represen- tative for the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, set subsidy opponents back 8 bit in Senate Committee hearings by announcing that the entire consumer committee had passed pro-subsidy resolution and she heard no dissenting vote.
 The committee a:so recommend ed price ceilings in dollars and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-11

 fore have worked outside their homes expect praise along with their pay checks.
 When they cooked a good meal their husbands praised 1t. If they did something extra, such as mak- ing dress, their husbands told them how smart they were. When they said they were tired, their husbands sympathized and caution ed, "Now take it easy tomorrow. No need for you to kill yourself" TAKEN FOR GRAN. ED
 But when they went intC the working world, secretly feeling like heroines answering their countrys call, they found that praise wasn't dished out very freely. You were expected to do your job and no one was especially excited if you did it we'll.
 It was so new and different that some of them evidently couldn't take 1t.
 Maybe 1t would be worth the boss while these days to kid his women workers along the way he does his wife.
 You're the bc5t little trurk driver in the world" should work just as wei as You're t.le best little wife !n tn world" Women are women no matter what their jobs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-11
MONDAYS MENU

(Eat the Basic Every Day)
 BREAKFAST: Grapefruit, ready-to-eat whole wheat ce- real, French toast, syrup or jam, coffee, milk for children.
 LUNCHEON: Vegetable chow der, whole rye toast, butter or fortified margarine, home-can- ned fruit, nut cookies, coffee, milk for children.
 DINNER: Soup of leftover gravy, vegetables and vegetable water, Soya crackers, omelet with tomato and cheese sauce, fried potatoes, buttered brocco- Ii, enriched bread, butter or for tified margarine, fresh fruit ge- lathe, coffee, milk for children. Fortified margarine is one of tn Basic Seven Foods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-11
POLI'S

Continuing to arnuSe audiences at all performances is the comedy hit of the year, Government Girl", which opened at the Loew Poli Theater yesterday for five day engagement and stars lovely Olivia de Havilland and handsome Sonny Tufts, new screen "find".
 Miss de Havilland plays the title role of capable secretary with the War Production Board, and Tufts plays the part Of Ed Browne, a two listed business executive brought to Washington as dollar-a-year man to head a bomber building program.
 Dubious over the size of the job, Browne is encouraged to tackle it by Olivia's persistent prodding His efforts get things done ill record time, and before long the bomber program is well ahead of schedule but to accomplish this record Browne has to break flock of rules and ride rough shed over priorities and personalities. naturally nak- ing some powerful enemies. As a result he is hailed before Senate Investigating committee, to learn that Olivia's has urwittngly helped the other side gather material against him.
 The events which follow are both hilarious and romantic and the two finally confess their love for each other.
 Others heading the able suppor- ing cast are Ann Shirley, Jess Bar ker, James Dunn, George Givot, Una OConnor, and other favorites.
 The second big hit on the pro- gram is Rockies In Burma, 8 laff riot with a cast of favorites.
 The next big attraction comes to the Loew Poli Theater starting We'd nesday and for two big days there after. Opening at this time is an all star stage and screen show with favorites of today and yesteryear, guaranteed to please and entertain both young and old alike. Headlin- ing the stage show is Ted Flo Rito and his popular bands presenting styles in music that are new and diff ferent. There are also other big surprise acts.
 In addition to the stage show, the screen program consists of the first Waterbury showing of Smart Guy" with Rick Vallin. The stage shows are presented at 1:20, 400, 6:3O and 800 ?. m. daily, but for this limited engagement of two days only. The first screen program gets under way at 1900 roon with the doors of the theater opening at 1l:45. The complete stage and screen show Is seen in its entirety by 2:30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-11
W1A @ EANfcltesaM Play Food Quiz Game At Holiday Parties
BY GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer


 Christmas parties can help in the Food Fights for Freedom Cam paign, if you give prizes for the best score in the "Sharing and Playing Square With Food" quiz. It's a true or false quiz.
 Quiz Questions
 (l) A soldier eats 1 1-2 times as much as a civilian, (2) Top legal prices for the same foods are the same in every store. (3) Your groc- CT must post top legal prices for his store. (4) One of the big req sons some foods are hard to get is because more people have money to buy them. (5) If you buy butter direct from 8 farmer or dairy. there is no need to give up ration stamps. (O If you eat in restaurants and don't use your ration stamps, you should destroy them. CD Practical ly all the food we send to Russia Is for her army. (8) If your grocer or butcher sells above top legal prices. you should first call 1t to his attention. (9) If he persists, you should report 1t to the Price Panel of your local Ration Board. (10) Your name can be used without permission by the Price Panel in Investigating violations. GID By paying no more than top legal pric- es you help stamp out the Black Market. 02) It's all right to turn over expired ration stamps to your grocer. (13) It's not fair to use ra- tion books of members of your fam- fly who eat in an organized mess of the armed forces. QD The Home Front Pledge to pay no more than top legal prices, and to buy no rationed food without giving up ra- tion stamps, has been taken by more than 100000 Americans. (15) A butcher can reduce the point value of meats in danger of spoil age but does not have Co reduce the price.
 Check Yourself
 Answers: CD True. (2) False 6 True. You can get your own copy of price lists from your ra- tion board. (D True. (5) False. Farmers and dairies must collect stamps in the same way as store keepers. (6) True. CD True. (8) True. (9) True. (l0) False. Your name can be used only with your permission. CID True. By paying no more than top legal prices you eliminate illegal profits, on which the Black Market feeds. 12) False. 13) True. 14) True. (15) False. He must reduce price, too.