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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-30
JUG0SL0VAN5kA 0SV0B0DILNA
ARMADA JE pRI kURSkI
S0B0TI VDRLA v AVSTR|J0
Jugoslovanski borci prisiljeni umakniti
Sc liz Splita. Ostri boji "a Trst. Hitler je
postal svoje elitne cete Jugoslavijo.

Novinarska agencija "Asso-
ciated Press poroca dne 20.
septembra il Londona, da so
bile cete Jugoslovanske osvobo-
dime armada prisiljene umak-
niti Sc il Splita, potem ko je
Hitler postal Jugoslavijo svo-
je elitne SIS cete, kar je bila
nevarnost, da hi naciji mesto
obkolili in jugoslovanske cete
zajeli. Emo porocilo tudi pra-
vi, da so naciji zopet v oblasti
Gorice.
Obenem Sc poroca, da Sc W.
sijo v Trstu in okolici krvavi
boji, v katerih so jugoslovan-
ske cete pod poveljstvom gene
rala Tita pobile ma tisoce Mem
cev.
Agencija "United Press" pa
istocasno poroca IL Londona,
da so glasom Sc nepotrjenih We
sti IL svice cete Jugoslovanske
osvobodilne armade pri Murski
soboti vdrle preko bivse av-
strijske meje V nemsko ozem-
lie.
Ceski, avstrijski in madzarski
gerilci .pomagajo partizanom
Ista vest pravi, da jugoslo-
vanskim borcem pomagajo V
boju proti nacijem avstrijske,
ceSke in cello madzarske geril-
ske edinice.
Glasom te vesti so sc jugo-
slovanske cete po vdrtju preko
meje utrdili v gorskih posto-
jankah, katere drzijo navzlic O.
strim napadom cd strani naci-
jew.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-30

armada, je snoci javil, da Sc
preko gorskega terena JUNO cd
Neaplja pomika "presenetljiva
sila zavezniskih tankov, artile-
rije in mehaniziranega vojas-
tva, katera Sc vail proti nea-
peljski planoti JUNO Cd mesta
kot ogromen plaz.'
Naciji Sc unikajo v redu
Zmagovita ameriska armada
pod poveljstvom gen. Clarka Sc
je potem zlila preko ravani in
vrgla v akcijo tanke in mobil-
no artilerijo, XII je bila tekom
prodiranja skozi gorate kraje
skoro neuporabljiva.
Naciji Sc nahajajo na hitrem,
ampak rednem uniku proti Sc
veru in sc najbrze ne bodo u
stavili preje kot da pridejo do
reke Volturno, 20 mill severno
cd Neaplja. Obrambni obroc O.
krog Neaplja je definitivno
1Sroblioy,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-30

Jugoslovani nadaljujejo z u.
spesnimi operacijami tudi v Cr.
nj gori, Herzegovina in SANTA
ku, in obstoji wits, da ina 10 v
oblasti vsaj emo tretjino Jugo.
slavic.
Kralj Peter i'm ubezna vlada v
KairO
Kralj Peter in clani ubezne
Wade SO vceraj dospeli IL Lon
dona v Kairo, da Sc pripravijo 10
"a povrnitev v domovino, pra-
vi neka vest, kadar bodo zavez-
niki priceli invazijo Balkana.
Neka druga vest il Berna v
svici trdi, da jugoslovanski ge-
rilci pomagajo Italijanom v
spopadih Nemci v severni L
taliji in cello v okolici Brenner-
skega prelaza.
Madzari postajajo oprezm
Madzari, XII so lojalno stall
ma strani nacijev, dokler je
zmagoval Hitler, Sc sedaj sku-
sajo izmakniti il osiscnega ia
bora. Kakor Sc poroca Lau-
sanno, vlada v Budimpesti noee
,priznati novega "fasistiGnega
republikanskega rezima", kate
remu stoji ma celu Benito Mus
solini.
IL Carigrada Sc poroca, da je
neki clan grske Wade izjavil,
da ako zavezniki kmalu ne
vprizore invazije ma. Balkanu in
ne prineso ziveza pred nasto-
pom zine, obstoji nevarnost,
da bo grski narod vel cd la
kote konec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-30
Tr.govini kaznovani

OPA urad v Clevelandu je
odredil zaeasno zaprtje dveh
trgovin v Clevelandu radi navi-
janja cen v nasprotju vlad-
mimi regulacijami. Prizadeti sta
trgovini RIMS Food, 1886 De-
troit Rd. in Gedeon's Market,
2046 Woodhill Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-30
ZOPET donna

IL bolnisnice Sc je vrnila ma
svoj dom dobro poznana Mrs.
Mary Cajhen, stanujoca v &C.
neva, Ohio, kjer jo prijateljice
sedaj lahko obiscejo. Mrs. Cal
hen je hci druzine Mr.. in Mrs.
Race, XII vodi mlekarno ma E.
158 St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-30
V BOLNTSNICI

V Huron Rd. bolnisnici Sc
nahaja Miss Hermina zupancic,
stanujoea pri svoji sestri, Mrs.
Annie Karlinger, 433 E. 1853 St.
Prijateljice jo lahko obiscejo,
mi il pa zelimo skorajsnjega O.
krevanja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-30
Nova pOstava glede
licenc v Ohiju

V drzavi Ohio je pred KRAFT
kim stopila v veljavo nova po-
stava, XII regulira izdajo postav-
nih dovoljenj (licenc) "a razne
posle in poklice, kakor zem-
ljiske prodajalce, kontraktorje,
inzenirje it'd. Nova postava je
radikalna " tenn pogledu, ker je
postopanje V vseh teh zadevah
napravila enotno in SYSTEMATIC
no, medtem ko je doslej v tenn
pogledu vladala silna zmesnja-
va, kajti procedure "a nabavo
raznih licenc je bila podrejena
mic mani kot 46 razlicnim dr.
zavnim zakonom.
POglavitne reforme
Poglavitne reforme, XII so bile
uvedene z novim zakonom, so
sledece:
Vsak prosilec "a licenco enc
ali druge vrste, je upravicen do
formalnega zaslisanja, cigar
potek more biti zanesen v Ste
nografski zapisnik. Ako je IL
cenca odklonjena, mora komi-
sija, XII je "a odklonitev odgo-
vorna, podati vzroke, nakar i
ma prosilec pravico vloziti pri-
xiv proti odklonitvi ma okraj-
nem sodiscu.
Doslej Sc je izdaja licenc
smatrala "a "privilegij" in ne
"a "pravico", in razne komisije
so cesto v tenn pogledu nasto-
pale zelo avtokraticno, "a kar
MISC bile nikomur odgovorne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-30
Sn1rtno kosa

V Geneva, Ohio, je danes
zjutraj preminil George Bilicic,
st. Truplo DO prepeljano v Cle-
veland potom A. Grdina in 81
novi pogrebnega zavoda. Po-
drobnosti bono porocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-30
MATERINSKA POMOC IA
ZENE VOJAKOV

Pred senatnim odsekom "a
apropriacije caka akcije celo-
kupnega sonata zakonski ma
crt, XII predvideva dajatev v
znesku Is .milijonov dolarjev
"a izredno pomoc zenam voja-
kov, XII postanejo matere.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-30
POGREB

Pogreb pokojnega Franka Je-
rele Sc bo vrsil v soboto, OBJ 9.
uri zjutraj namesto v petek, il
pogrebnega zavoda JOS. zele in
sinoyi, 458 e. 152 st.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

There are many other Senators who
wish to be heard. For example.
both Senators George and Gillette
have said they would withhold
statement of the reasons impelling
them to vote against Mr.. Flynn un-
til they could present them to the
Senate. Senator Bridges. Republi-
can, of New Hampshire, who filed
charges against Mr.. Flynn with the
Foreign Relations Committee and
who has already spoken twice in the
Senate against the applicant, also
will be heard.
Opposition to the nomination has
increased materially in the last
week. Protests have come to SEN
ators by letter. telegram and tele.
phone. Few of the messages have
urged approval. In addition.
large number of newspaper, Demo-
cratic as well as Republican and In
dependent, have condemned the ap-
pointment.
Defeat of the nomination by
majority Senate vote, or withdrawal
without a vote. would give the
President his first defeat at the
hands of the new Congress.
Democratic National Committee
man Ed Crump of Tennessee, who
has been a staunch supporter of the
President in the past, declared his
opposition to the appointment. Mr..
Crump has long been a political
power in the State. Senator Stew
art OF Tennessee, who also may vote
against Mr.. Flynn, was away from
Washington last night.
Mr.. Crump said, The President
is doing many good things to win
the war. but the appointment of
Ed Flynn of New York is not In
that category"
Referring to the Flynn nomina-
tion and appointment of Charles
Poletti. former Lieutenant Governor
of New York. to be a special Assist
ant Secretary of War, Mr.. Crump
said:
These appointments SAVIOR of
rlver-front ward politics and are an
lrreparable injury to the Democratic
party. The American people will
swallow Just 50 much, but no more"
Mr.. Crump, member of the
Democratic. National Committee,
was not present when that COM
mlttee, meeting in Chicago recently
to receive Mr.. Flynn's resignation
as chairman, adopted a resolution
indorsing the Flynn appointment
and charging that the attack on it
was plot to discredit the Presi-
dent with the American people.
The action of the Democratic Ma
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Ford Union Official
Asks WLB Aid in
Dispute With Firm
Says Company Refuses
To Name Labor Arbiter
Called for in Agreement
P, tie Associated Press.

P, tie Associated Press.
DETROIT, Jan. 30.-Paul Ste
Marie, president of the United Au-
tomobila Workers (CIO) Ford Local
600, today urged the War Labor
Board to aid in establishing an UNI
Dire or temporary arbiter to rule on
unsettled disputes between the Ford
Motor Co. and its employees.
Mr.. Ste-Marie said he asked the
board at Washington last week for
such aid and has received no reply
He made public today telegram
to Dr.. George w. Taylor, WLB vice
chairman, which said: Please ad-
wise me whether the War Labor
Board insists on having strike or
Stoppage of work before am quali-
fed to appear before it IN the name
Evening star., 1943-01-31

of 10000 loyal war workers in my
organization: Or whether the WLB
was established to help to insure un-
interrupted production and fair la
Dor standards commensurate with
our country's war for the preserva-
ton of democracy"
Explaining his telegram, Mr.. Ste
Marie said that although the Ford
Co. agreed last November 4 to estab-
lish an impartial umpire system
for settlement of disputes, it has
consistently refused to accept any
persons recommended by the UAW-
C1O for the job.
The company's selections the
union official said. for the most
part have been men who have no
qualifications for the job, or If they
have are in no position to accept
Former Senator PrentisS Brown
tnow price administrator was one
of these OF course, he would be
agreeable to everybody, but it is the
same thing as presenting the name
of the President"
Company officials declined COM
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Uniforms are Nothing New to D. ]. kaufma

N n AvAL VTTICEkS
D. J. Kaufman is Official distributor for
REGULATION Uniforms
We CORY complete stock, at all times, of the
new regulation uniforms, furnishings,
cops, broid, insignia and devices ot maximum
prices established by the NoW Department.
Commissioned Officers Service Blue Uniform, $40
Commissioned Officers Overcoot. $50
Roncoot Overcoot with removable wool nino), S37!
Service Cop, complete with coIors, $l3.25
Evening star., 1943-01-31
BEW Receivers Vast
War Supplies Bound
For Axis and NeutraIs
Goods, $4,000, 900 Worth,
Awaited Shipment When
U. 5. Entered War

The Board of Economic Warfare
has located and turned over to the
United Nations more than S34. 900 .OOC
worth OF basic war materials and
articles which were stranded in
warehouses, terminals and ports in
this country, en- route 10 the Axis
nations or neutrals when the United
States entered the war.
Included in the materials recov-
cred were 100000 pounds of raw
rubber. This has been requisitioned
and turned into war production
through the Rubber Reserve Corp.
Most CT the rubber was found in
United States ports, where il was
awaiting rans-shipment to other
countries. 1t was indicated that
additional quantities of such rub
her would be acquired by the Gov
crnment.
Iron and Steel Located.
The BEW also located $4,000 tons
CT iron and steel. including tinplate.
and 1890 automotive units. Guam
Titles Of scarce chemicals, drugs.
ioodstuffs. machinery, electrical
equipment. railroad locomotives and
other items were found.
Some of these items were des-
tined for neutral countries, but it
was believed that. in many cases.
they would have found their way to
the Axis. Other materials were
destined for Axis countries and had
been stopped here by Government
orders
The Government has obtained the
materials by either voluntary sales
or requisitioning.
In some cases. where the BEW
has found supplies of canned and
dried foods which were destined for
neutral countries. the goods have
been purchased and shipped to the
Allies.
Some OF the automobiles seized
we're turned over to American armed
forces. Others, built with right
hand drives for use in Europe, were
turned over to Allied nations where
traffic Is on tho left side.
Urgently Needed Tobacco Found.
In one case the BEW located l6
carloads of foreign owned tobacco,
which was scattered through ware
houses in Kentucky and Tennessee.
This was urgently needed in North
Africa for use in insecticides for
spraying olive groves and vine crops,
which had been neglected for two
rears because of the Nazi influence
then prevailing there. The tobacco
vas found and moved in less than
a week
The. Treasury Department, at the
same time. reported on its activities
in keeping financial and property
assets out of enemy hands. The
Treasury's Bureau of Customs, 1t
was said. co-operated closely with
:he BEW in preventing materials
rom getting into enemy hands.
Among the cases which the Treas
yry agents made was one in which
4 japanese agent was caught while
attempting to export three 10000
barrel oil storage tanks. Although
;he agent was shipping these tanks
20 an address in China. it was
learned they were destined for the
Japanese Army.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Flynn
Continued From First Page.)

Senate Foreign Relations Commit
tee and in charge of the Flynn NOM
ination, nor Majority Leader Bark
ley would admit all the claims of
the Flynn opposition. 1t was clear,
however, that they felt the nominal
ton was in precarious position
Senator Connally said he believes
the result will turn on the final
decisions of half dozen Democratic
Senator's who have not yet publicly
announced their position. Senator
Barkley said he still believed it
possible to win confirmation. He
admitted the fight was so close it
might turn on single vote.
AS opposition rolled up in in
creasing strength, the suggestion
that the nomination would be with
drawn by the President came from
many sides. Neither the President
ror Mr.. Flynn has indicated any
such step. 1t is no secret, however
:hat many of the democratic Sena-
.ors intending to vote for Mr.. Flynn
would welcome such move. The
croposal that he withdraw has come
openly from Senators Van Nuys,
Byrd and McKellar, all opponents.
Unless such step is taken, the
debate on the nomination will be-
gin soon after the Senate meets at
noon tomorrow. How soon it will
end is anyone's guess. though Sena-
tor Barkley and others have ex-
pressed the view that a vote could
he had before adjournment Tues
Cay.
The vote might be extended long
er If the administration forces be-
l;eved that their ranks would be
strengthened by delay. A good deal
Ct intensive work is being done dur
ing the week end by administration
officials and supporters to influence
Democratic Senators who have not
declared their opposition openly to
vote for the nomination.
The debate, under present plans.
will be opened by Senator Connally
for confirmation and by Senator
Vandenberg of Michigan, Republican
member of the Foreign Relations
Committee, against confirmation
Evening star., 1943-01-31

ment on Mr.. Ste-Marie S statements.
The Ford Co. has a closed shop
contract with the UAW-CIO.
In Washington. DR.. Taylor said
that the matter of having an UNI
pire or arbiter was put into the
Ford agreement by the union and
management voluntarily and not
by the board. II both parties ask.
he said, the board will help try to
find some one mutually agreeable.
but he explained he did not believe
it was matter the board should
initiate.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

War bonds. the committee an
nounced Yesterday.
Mrs. Raymond H. Ewell of the
Women's Division will discuss the
new co-ownership limitations, the
effect of the victory tax on the sale
of bonds and other topics.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

Our stores have seen three major wars and we hove sold
uniforms through two Of these wors Our uniform depart
ment is not war boby developed hophozordy to take
core OF the mOV officers situated in and around
Washington Years of experience are behind every uni
form we sell. Our Officers Shop personnel know reguo-
tons and standards Of uniform seng Our uniforms and
equipment are available at the lowest prices consistent
with the high quality standards demanded by the Army
and Navy We proud Of our appointment BY both the
Army and Navy official distributors for their regulation
uniforms
Evening star., 1943-01-31
War Savings Division
Will Meet Tomorrow

The Women's Division of the Dis
trict War Savings Committee will
meet at 1890 am. tomorrow in the
board room of the American Secur-
ity Building. 730 Fifteenth street
NV. to discuss The increasing de-
mand for specific information on
Evening star., 1943-01-31
OTTAWA ROYAL TRIO AT

OTTAWA ROYAL TRIO AT
PLAY - Prince Bernhard of
the Netherlands watches as
his eldest daughter, Princess
Beatrix (left). 4, and her sis
ter, Princess Irene lright), 3,
test winter coaSting at sub
urban Rockcliffe, where the
royal family was reunited
after the birth OF Princess
Juliana's third child, Princess
Margriet Francisco A. P.
Wirephoto from Paramount
News.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

Who says you cannot eat your
cake and have it too? War bonds
will help win the war and still be
Yours for savings.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

tional Committee apparently has
not been sufficient to keep Demo-
cratic Senators in line in this fight.
Mr.. Flynn also has resigned as
New York member of the national
committee and as Democratic lead
er of the Bronx to accept the Min
lister appointment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

Editor, Tall Tower Topics In connection w1tn
the honor awarded Connecticut recently in winning rSt
place in the eastern division Of the National TRAFFIC
Safety Contest conducted by the National SAFETY CoOnM
each wear substantial factor the judges decision was
evidence Of consistent public safety education through
the medium of the newspapers and the radio AS TINS
tonal and informative material we naturally feel graft
fed. However, efforts to reach the public would
have been unavaing but for the consistently generous
use of department releases and bulletins by Connecticut
newspapers and Connecticut radio stations At this time.
therefore desire to express our official appreciation
the splendid public service which your mas
rendered by placing before your readers traffic safety
articles We trust that while You are obviously labor
ing under publishing difficulties because Of emergency
restrictions it viii be found possible TO continue TINS
henecial public service as without your cooperation
know that public traffic safety education would not be
practicable Very truly yours John T. Mccarthy, State
Commissioner Of Meter Vehicles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
BRISTOL SOLDIER
HURT IN AFRICA

washington. April II. CUPl-The
war department. made public today
the names Of sis Unite dStateS SOL
deriS wounded In action in the
European. North African, Pacific
and Southwest Pacific areas.
Next Of Kim Of personnel ON this
list reside In AZ states. the District
Of Columbia aud Hawaii. Casualties
includes
North African areO
Connecticut:
Coleman. Pvt. John R-MrS.
Louise Coleman. (wifel 1872 Crown
s.. MeFiaem.
LeMtfmi Sgt. Natalie J.-MrS,
Theresa Lentinf. (mother1 81 Ed
wards ST.. Hartford.
P1o0rd, Cpl. Joseph H-Henry
PaoNrrd. Cfather) q Meadow St..
Bristol.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
WATR TO CARRY
RALLY PROGRAM
United Christian Youths to
Be Featured in Easter
Exercises

Tne Rev. Dr, Percy q. Crawford
and bis Young Peoples Church of
the AIR heard every Sunday hy
millions Of listeners on q cOaSt-t0-
coast network win climax an United
Christian Youth Rally to be held
Easter Sunday afternoon. April IS,
IN Constitution Han. washington,
u. c,
Or. Crawford viii broadcast his
services from Constitution Hall from
asa 10 $500 p N. EWT. Assisting
him viii be MRS. Crawford and the
male QnaFte4e Of the Young Pe0-
lies Church Of the Air, The dyna-
mic youth leader who heads one
oe the largest Gospel network
hEoa6eastS in the world viii be
heard locally over Station WATR.
The United Youth Committee Of
Washington which arranged the
mass rally for all young people and
service men Is an fnterden0mlna-
tinNal group George II. Kendall is
director. and the master Of eere-
monies win be Congressman Marion
r. Bennett. Sixth Missouri District,
who Is - years old and the young
est member Of the House.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
INDIANA BACKS
RELIGION PLAN
Legislature to Release
Children From School for
Church Instructions

Chicago, April II - The state
legislature of Indiana has just pass
ed bill which permits the release
Of children for portion Of their
school time to receive religious in
struction. The bill has been signed
by the governor and thus another
state has declared itself in favor of
weekday religious education. SINH
lar bills are now pending before the
legislatures Of Wisconsin, New Jer-
sey and California.
Weekday church schools, In
which attending pupils are released
for one to three hours per week
from their public school program.
are now in operation in more than
300 school systems in Al states. This
is an estimated increase Of 10 per
cent over those in operation in 1882
according TO DR.. Roy @. Ross, gen.
eral secretary Of the International
Council of Religious Education. In
part Of these states legislation has
been enacted legalizing the pro-
cedure; in others. pupils are re-
leased by common consent.
Three types of weekday schools
are in operation; the community
type. in which all faiths cooperate
IN general planning and in which
Protestant groups unite In conduct
ing one system OF schools; the
''semi-community' type, in which
general planning is done by the
churches acting together, but In
which each church carries on Its
own teaching program; the parish
type. In which single church con-
ducts its own school unrelated Il
other churches.
Through its department Of week.
day religious education, of which ID
Erwin l.. Shaver Is director. the In
ternational Council Of Religious
Education Is giving nation wide
leadership and support TO boards Of
education In cities and towns which
offer interdenOminational religious
instruction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
METHODISTS ISSUE
BOOK FOR YOUTHS

Evanston, ILL.,, April 17.-More
than $1,000 Methodist youth In the
armed forces In universities and COL
leges and in local churches through
out the country are observing daily
Lenten devotiors this year with the
aid of youtt-prepared guide-book
entitled, Power"
Published by the National Con-
ference Of the Methodist Youth
Fellowship, the booklet was pre-
pared undef the direction Of J.
Warne Sanders. p theological stu
dent at Garrett Biblical Institute
here, who Is chairman Of the Con-
ference,s commission on worship
and evangelism.
Thirty young people and youth
leaders contributed material to the
daily devotionals for the Lenten
season which are contained IN
Power" Each days devotion con-
sists Of q Biblical quotation or ref
erence, o meditation and a prayer.
Leaders of the Methodist Youth
Fellowship hope that Power viii
give its readers the strength they
need to meet the problems youth
face in the present. world" Mr.. san
ders stated,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

EASTER SHOPPING
- BY TuE MAN m TR TOwu

Ksaka way for the Raster shoppers
out for 70 buy and tor 70 SEC
From near and far they gather
Busy as the pEUverbial bee.
Now they ere cut IN numbers,
Intending 10 spruce up bit
The lady q the house Is hunting bat
II there's one IA which she won't look NJ,
The man Of the house hosttascS,
shall he favor stripes or checkSe
or net q suit Of tweedy mixture
Scattered over with colortul uecE&
Next on 10 the Flower department,
shall it DO Bermuda OF Gala hlys
And you mustn't forget the Junior department.
A new outlats in order for willy.
Bunnics and ducks and Faster toys
Must be bought for The little tots
They're sort Of scarce this year
50 you won't be sble to buy lots,
Then TO market 10 buy q ham,
A turkey or leg Of lamb u you can,
Dozens and dozens Of strictly mesh eggs
Almost anything not under the ban,
Then pint Of this, a quart Of that,
Because you have slight hOnch
Callers may come In the holidays
FOR your celebrated Planters Punch
Thus It goes, also your money,
While you spend busy Gays hopping,
Doings the shops In systematic order
For very big Easter shopping.
EN- IN