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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-01-28
Lafayette

Mrs. Bertha Willis of Leipsic and
Mrs. Grace Vorhes were Thursday
callers of Mrs. Adah Hall who has
been very ill.
The Aloha club held their January
meeting at the home of Mrs. o. B.
May with luncheon. Those present
were: Mesdames Verda Watt, Gret-
chen Helser, Raychel Rex, Iva
Binkley, Dorothy Bierly, Belle Brad
ley, Elsie Bierly, Hilda Badertscher
and Helen Greenawalt, Lou Gene
Helser and Kenneth Badertscher
were guests. Officers for the year
of 1943 elected were: Mrs. Gretchen
Helser, President, and Mrs. Elsie
Bierly Secretary and Treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Solomon of
Detroit, Michigan were Sunday
afternoon guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
&c. C. Arnold.
Mrs. Grace .Vorhes was weekend
guest of Mrs. Anna Cochensparger.
Stanley Writ and Richard Kermit
Kline left Thursday afternoon for
Camp Perry for service with the
United States Army.
|. Earnest Franklin Alderman left
Friday for Camp Perry.
Robert Taylor Kline has received
an honorable medical discharge from
the United States Army and is now
at Veterans hospital, Outwood, Ky.
Mrs. Louise Cloore spent the past
week with her daughters, Mrs.
Wilbur Sherritts and Mrs. Carl
Downing of Lima.
Mrs. Gayle Powell of Elyria, was
a Thursday visitor of Mrs. Grace
Voorhees,.
Mrs. Georgia Watt returned Fri
day from a visit with her children at
Toledo.
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NEWS OUR FATHERS READ
FROM ISSUE OF FEB. 4, 1915

Plans and specifications have been
approved by the board Of public af-
fairs for a greatly expanded and
modernized water works and light
plant. Improvements totaling about
$1,000 will consist of new boilers,
100000 gallon water storage tank, a
new siding and coal conveyor and
minor items.
On Saturday afternoon Wesley
Hartman and Miss Grace Agin found
their way to the Evangelical parson-
age n Mt. Cory where they were
pronounced husband and wife. They
will be at home to their friends on
the Hartman farm west of the Rng-
ly church.
The Bluffton college Bible lectures
to have been given this week BY DR..
John Timothy Stone of Chicago were
cancelled because of DR.. Stones sud-
| den illness.
! Final arrangements for Bluffton's
Mid-Winter fair, which will be held
Feb. 25-27 have been completed by
the committees in charge, it was an
nounced by H. j.. Ridge, secretary Of
the association.
/ Committees are:
Arrangements Ira Moser, Otto
Bigler, Reuben Steiner, Gid Locher
ID. ]. Kohl, Eli Motter.
Horses: VIM. S. Steiner, Jacob
Luginbuhl, Amos Luginbuhl, H. S
Locher, Amos Steiner, E. D. Kohl
Cattle: F. M. Battles, Earl Frantz
Eli Motter, Ira Moser and Clarence
Steiner.
Hogs: D. P. Diller, J. H. Steiner
John Kohler, N. F. Steiner.
Sheep: Dan Motter, Andrew Gratz
Ed Kohl, L. S. Dukes, S. A. Battles
Grain and fruit: w. H. Rada.
baugh, Sam Hilty, j. d. Anderson
Jesse Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Luginbuhl
of Kibler street are the happy par
ents of a baby girl since Tuesday.
A. D. Lugibihl, D. S. Burkholdel
and George Barnes were at Colum
bus attending the state anti-saloor
meeting.
The w. c. T. U. will meet Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. E
Lugibill. Mrs. Rebecca Kohl will
have charge of the program.
| Prof. Paul E. Whitmer of Gosher
college will speak at the college Yes
per services Sunday afternoon.
| A sleighing party composed o.
young people from Bluffton Higl
school were entertained at the hom'
of Mamie Kidd Thursday night.
| The ground hog did not see hi
shadow, when he poked his head ou
of the hole Tuesday afternoon.
| In trying to get the runners of hi
sleigh out of the icy ruts along th'
street car track near the town hal
Saturday afternoon the sleigh upse
and Richard Stettler, the driver, wa
thrown out. The horse took livel,
spring up Main street. The drivel
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was not hurt but the sleigh was con-
siderably damaged.
The members of the senior class
at Bluffton high school were pleac-
antly entertained Saturday night at
the country home of their classmate
Miss Edna Steiner.
Mrs. Joseph Murray is seriously
i'll.
Oliver Lugibill and Chris Augs-
burger are the champion wood saw
ers of the Settlement.
Rev. ]. H. Langenwalter of Hart
ford seminary preached an able SER
mon at the Ebenezer Mennonite
church Sunday.
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Manpower Is Key To
Farm Planning For
Spring Work
Continued from page y
,se of their dairy herds.

pose of their dairy herds.
During the winter when farm
work is at a minimum the majority
in the Bluffton district have succeed
ed in handling the extra work in
volved in dairying and milk produc-
ton has shown no perceptible fall
ing off, according to survey the
first of the week. Whether this vol
ume of milk production will continue
after spring work opens will depend
directly on the available labor sup
ply.
No extra" LABOR
With the floating labor market
swept bare since last summer, it is
evident that there can be no relief
from his quarter to meet the peak
demands of harvest season.
Farmers therefore are seeking to
eliminate as far as possible crops in
volving peak labor demands and OPP
erations are being planned with the
prospect that the major portion of
the hand work will fall upon the
farmer himself together with mem
bers of his family and possibly a
hired man not conscripted for mill
tary service or at work in a war
industry.
Neighborhood pooling of the avail
able supply of labor and farm ma
chinery will be carried out in some
districts.
S0YBEANs IN FIELDS
Opening of work this spring will
find evidences of labor shortage
which existed last fall. A number
OF farmers were unable to harvest
their soybeans which have been in
the fields thruout the winter. Some
corn also has remained unharvested
The sugar beet harvest appears tc
be in good condition. Some beets
are kept in "pits" waiting to be
hauled to the refinery. Apparently
there has been no damage by the
cold, it is reported.
Poultry products should be above
1912 levels, local hatcherymen have
indicated. There is a general tend
ency toward expansion of the size OF
fiocks. If there is considerable range
for chickens, a sizable poultry focl
can be successfully managed with q
minimum of labor.
The weights assigned to the differ
ent grades of shell eggs per dozer
are: jumbo, % ounces; extra large
26 ounces; large, "a ounces; medium
22 ounces; and small, 20 ounces.
To obtain maximum production in
victory gardens, the sale of spe-
! cial fertilizer has been authorized. Il
has an analysis of 3-87 and will bt
sold in 5, 10, 25, so, and 100-pounc
packages.
During the calendar year 1912
more than 93.500,000 head of live
stock were slaughtered in plants un
der federal inspection. This was Il
per cent more animals than wer'
killed in these plants in 194O, tn,
previous high year.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-01-28
YOU AND YOUR
INCOME TAX

Following is one of q series OF
articles issued By the Bureau OF
Internal Revenue designed to help
clarity requirements of the 1919
ReUenue Act for those Dho are
new income tar payers.-EDrToR
CREDIT FOR DEPENDENTS
A taxpayer is entitled to credit
for each person other than husband
or wife, whether related to him or
not, and whether living with him or
not, who during the taxable year was
dependent upon and received his
chief support from the taxpayer, pro-
vided the dependent was either (a)
under IS years of age, ortb) incapable
of self support because mentally or
physically defective.
The credit for dependents is based
upon ACTUAL FINANCIAL DE-
TENDENCY and not mere legal de-
tendency. 1t is not necessary that
the dependent be related to the tax
payer, but the taxpayer must have
provided more than one-half of the
support, or there is no dependency.
The term mentally or physically
defective" includes not only those who
are mentally afflicted and physically
crippled, but also persons who, by
reason of old age or impaired health,
are incapable Of self-support. Ihe
state of mental or physical defect
need not be of a permanent nature,
but if it existed for only a portion
of the year, then the credit for de-
pendent can be claimed only for that
portion of the year during which the
dependent was supported by the tax
payer.
A person may not acquire a credit
for dependent by reason of support
of person qualifying as dependent
| If, as a result of such support, he ac-
quires head of family exemption
but may acquire a credit for depend
ent by reason of additional persons
qualifying as dependents, whom ne
supports. Thus, if person claims
head of family exemption on account
of support of an aged mother OF
father, incapable of self-support or 9
child, he would not be entitled to
credit for such dependent; but IT NJ
supported more than one such person
he could claim credit for such addi
tional persons provided they were un
der 18 years of age or incapable o.
self-support.
| Credit for dependents may not bt
divided between two persons filing
separate returns, but must be taker
by the one contributing the chief sup
port. A credit for dependents ma!
be claimed by father who provides
the support for his children living
with his divorced wife, if the suppor
is provided as result of a1court de
cree or as the result of an agreemen
between husband and wife.
The credit for dependent, allowabl
to taxpayer filing on Form 1o40, j
$3.50, and is proportionate with tn
| number of months of dependency
| Thus, for child born on July l, tn
credit allowable would be SITS (for si'
month), and if child became i
years of age on July / the credit al
lowable would be SITS. One-half
month or less is hot counted as
month; more than one-half month i
counted as month in calculating tn
credit.
A credit of 1886 for each dependen
on July / of the year is allowable t
taxpayer using Simplified Forr
1O40A.
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Recent estimates indicate that g.
100000 of u. S. farmers are not
now producing the 16 units recon-
mended as basis for determining
an essential farm producer under Sc
lective Service. There are approx
mately total of 100000 farmers
in the nation.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-01-28

At present, about Is per cent of
total United States munitions pro-
duction is going to our allies under
Lend-Lease and by direct purchase.
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and his family are to return to East
Orange, N. J., some time this spring
where they had lived for number
OF years before coming to Detroit.
1t is reported here that DR.. Calvin
Steiner, one of our element boys
and now practicing medicine at
Willard, Ohio, is suffering from
throat infection.
Albert Schultz was brought home
from Firdlay hospital last week and
is getting along very nicely.
Mrs. Ben Amstutz returned re-
Gently from Berne, Ind, after spend
ing several weeks with relatives
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Phillips and
son Roger of Ada were visitors in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Basinger and family, Tuesday even
ing.
N. N. Soldner is spending several
days in Columbus this week.
Emmett Augsburger spent Sunday
with friends at Berne, Ind.
Mrs. Phares Bixel was removed
from the Community hospital at
Bluffton in OILERS ambulance to
her home on Sunday morning.
Sgt. Paul ]. Augsburger, Daniel
Field. Ca, arrived last Wednesday to
visit a week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Eli Augsburger and family.
Twin sons Jerry Ray and Gary
Jay were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Althaus at the Community
hospital at Bluffton, and all are
doing fine.
Mrs. Ida Minor of Washington,
D. c., is spending eleven days va
cation with her mother, Mrs. Nancy
Basinger of Columbus Grove. She,
with her twin sisters, Ada of Lima
and Mrs. Clarence Basinger and son
Jay attended Sunday school and
church services at the Ebenezer
church Sunday morning. They We're
former members of the church and
always glad to come back.
Paul D. Zimmerly, youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Zimmerly,
who was called to camp with group
of Detroit selectees left last We'd
nesday. Zimmerly was accompanied
by his mother as far as Detroit
where he joined his group going to
Camp Custer, Mich. Mrs. Zimmerly
spent several days at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Dale Moore and
family, returning Saturday evening.
The chief value of cultivation is
weed control. Well prepared seed
| beds will reduce the number of cul-
tivations needed and save time and
| labor.
A huge depot in Britain, lend
| leased to the United States air
forces along with it's operating per-
sonnel of 5000, has 100000 square
feet of floor space and covers 6OC
acres.
At present, about Is per cent Of
total United States munitions pro-
| duction is poinp to our allies under
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ANNUAL REPORT

Report the Trustees of the Board of Public Affairs,
for the year ending December 81, 1942
RECEIPTS
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-01-28

A huge depot in Britain, lend
leased to the United States air
forces along with it's operating per-
sonnel of 5000, has 100000 square
feet of floor space and covers 900
acres.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
Lebediev Sc nohoio Y
Moskvi in ne v. =
JugosIoviii

MOSKVA, 1. februarja (Br-
zojavno porocilo NYT-a). -
Beograjski, cd osisca kontroli-
rani casopis Novo Vreme, je po-
vzrocil govorico, XII Sc je razsi-
rila povsod, da ,je eden izmed
clanov sovjetskega poslanstva
v Beogradu leta 1941 ostal v
Jugoslaviji in da tam sodeluje
S .partizani in pomaga njihove-
mu pokretu.
Viktor Zaharovic Lebedjev,
bivsi vodja poslov sovjetskega
poslanistva v Beogradu, katere-
ga ime je bilo cesto slisati v
zvezi to zadevo, je danes od-
loeno zanikal, da bi bill on ali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
Krifevo pot sIoven-
skego norodo
3. februarja, 1943,
(Nada1jevanje S l. strani)


jan, Pirc Dusan, Usenicnik Jo-
ze, Bajzelj F.; KRANJ: Novak
FIR, Pristovnik, Golob Vladimir
GORsE: Trampuz St.; HRU-
sICA: Polka FIR, Pajer joe,
Potocnik FIR, Dovza Mirosl.,
Gorjanc Ludv.,. Jojak r., Jer-
man Edv., Jerse Anton, Krivc
Ludvik, Kobentar Andr., Koc-
mar Matej, Lipovsek Albin,
Markizeti Ludv., Masterle AL,
Potocnik Joze, Vidic Joze, Pirc
Va, Majcen A., Medveseek Mi
Ian, Razinger Slavko, Purkart
Mirko, Tepina W., Mrvica FIR;
AMBROzIC: Err FIR, Valentin,
Crnola Stanko, Krems Joze, Va
Pecnik Val.;. HOTOV-
LIE: eDemsar AL; SREDNJA
VAS: Bizjak Joze, Inglic Paw;
PUSTAL:: Hartman FIR. (bivsi
pol. komisar ma Jesenicah) /;
PODGORA: Debelak Anton,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
DrustUeni
KOLEDAR

vanska pomozna akcija pri-
reditev programom v Slo-
venskem delayskem domu, ma
Waterloo Rd.
%. marca, nedelja. - Progre-
sivne Slovenke, krozek Stew.
priredi igro "Vrnitev" v Slo-
venskem drustvenem domu,
ma Recher Ave.
APRIL
IL. aprila, nedeIja. - Progre-
sivne Slovenke - razstava
Slovensken delavskem dornu
ma Waterloo Rd.
MAY
2. maja, nedelja. - Prireditev
Mladinskega pevskega zbora
8. D. D. ma Waterloo Rd.
2. maja, nedeIja. - Mladinski
pevski zbor S. D. D. - prize
ditev v Slovenskem DELAY
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08

Froehlich Janko, Vuri joe,
Tavcar.; KOROsKA Bella:
Turk Karel, Pestotnik AL; JE-
SENICE: Majetic Viktor, Bur-
mix AL, Prezelj AL, Jemsek ia
kob, Krmelj VAL, Krivec Av.,
Likovic Rudolf; ST. VID: Ca
puder Ivan; POLICE: Marincic
Egg, Valentin; JAVORNIK: Po-
grjac; SAVLJE: Okrslja Ig.;
JAVORNIK: Mohoric Mirko,
Muri Joze; PICICE: Pintar
Franc; PREsERJE: ! Jerman
St.; LJUBLJANA: Kotnik AL,
Koeman w.; LESCE: Rabic ",
Star FIR, Smodin JOS; BRE-
ZOVICA: Pavlic NJ; KLOPCE:
Peterka Pet; GODEsIC: svi-
gelj w., Dovic St.; SP. COR
JE: Gunner Andrej; ST. VID:
Strmol Ant; KOROSKA BE-
LA: Noe Ant; GRADIsCE:
Kerkoe Ludvik; BREZNICA ::
Demsar Ig.; TUHINJ: Ravnik
FIR, Cerar Lovr., Ivan; SKOF-
ia LOKA Kres Rudolf; KAN
MIX: Jurjevic Ivan, Martin !;
NEZNANI KRAJI: KrusiG
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
Zonirnivu vest il
Rumuniie

Videti je, da tudi Rumuni iz-
gubljajo vero v remsko zmago.
panasnji New York Times pri-
nasa brzojavko liz Lisbone z dine
2. februarja (AP), glasom ka-
tere je rumunski kralj Mihael
pred kratkim rlaslovil narodu in
armadi proklan1acijo, v kateri
je pohvalil vojake in ljudstvo "a
njih napore v borbi "a domovi-
no in prosil nebo "a mir. Niti 2
emo besedo nj omenil osisca.
velikesa zaveznika Nemcije, nj
tt rumunskih sovraznikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
Domoco fron+o
Predsednik Roosevelt podptru
kdn,punjo RdeGega kriza "a
ndbor bOlnicark

lzjavljajoc, da treba obvaro-
vati zdraje domace fronte, ako
maj Sc izpelje vojna v najpol-
nejsem obsegu, je predsednik
Roosevelt v pismu, naslovlje-
nem nacelniku Rdecega kriza,
Norman H. Davis, izrazil svojo
prisrcno podporo "a intenzivno
trimesecno kampanjo, XII jo IL
vede ameriski Rdeci kriz "a re-
krutiranje vojnih bolnicark,
bolnicarskih pomocnic in ucenk
"a domace bolnicarsko oskrbo-
vanje.
Oddelek bolnicarske sluzbe
Rdecega kriza (R ed Cross
Nursing Service) zapocne kam-
panic koncem januarja. Svrha
je rekrutirati $4,000 diplomira-
nih registrovanih bolnicark "a
bolniearski kor vojske oziroma
mornarice, 100000 bolniearskih
pomocnic Rdecega kriza, da po-
nagajo rednim vojnim bolni-
carkam, in 1000, 900 ucenk v te-
cajih Rdecega kriza "a domace
bolnicarsko oskrbovanje, kjer
Sc ucijo, kako oskrbovati boil
nike donna, kako obvarovati
zdravje in preprecevati bolezni.
v svojem pismu ma nacelnika
Davis je predsednik izjavil: "Mi
vsi soglasamo, da najprej pri-
haja v postev zdravje vojakov.
Zavedamo Sc pa tudi, da nasa
velika civilna vojska, nasi OBJ
rambeni delavci, nasi otroci in
nase gospodinje morajo ostati
v dobrem zdravju, ako hocemo,
da Sc vojna izpeljuje v najpol-
nejsi meri."
Pc novem sklepu Vojnega de-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
FEBRUARY

13 februarja, sobota - Plesna
veselica drustva Cleveland"
stew. 126 S. N: 2. j., v Slo-
venskem narodnem domu ma
st. Clair Ave.
13. februarja, sObota. -- Local
No. TOT Pies v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Doad.
Ia. februarja, nedelja. --- Drus-
two "Ribnica" stew. IL 8. d.
z. praznuje svojo 30. obletni-
co v avditoriju Slovenskega
narodnega doma ma ST. Clair
Avenue.
20. februarja, sobota. - Drus-
two "Lozka dolina" -- Pies
ma veselica v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
st. Clair Ave.
20. februarja, sobota. - Kart
ma zabava drustva "Cvetoci
Noble" stew. $50 S. N. P. J. v
pomoc slovenski pomozni ak
ciji, v Slovenskem drustve-
mem domu ma Recher Ave.
21. februarja, nedelja. - Zen
ski odsek Slovenskega delav-
skega donna - Piles v dvorani
Slovenskega delavskega donna
ma Waterloo Rd.
27. februarja, sobota. - Drus-
two "Danica" st. II S. D. z.
Plesna veselica v avdituriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna,
ma St. Clair Ave.
%. februarja, nedelja - Dram
ski zbor "Ivan Cankar" -
Predstava v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
st. Clair Ave.
20. februarja, nedelja. - Zen
ski odsek SID - Piles v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu, ma
Waterloo Rd.
MARCH
8. marca, s0bota. - Bleisko je-
zero st. SO S. D. z. - priredi-
tev v Slovenskem delavskem
domu.
6. marca, sObota. - Veselica
drustva "Soea", st. 26, S. D.
T., Sc vrsi v Domu zapadnik
Slovencev, 6818 Denison Ave.
b. marca, sobOta. - Cerknisko
jezero S. D. q. - pies v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu, ma
Waterloo Rd.
I. marca, nedeija - Strugglers
SNPJ - pies " Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Road.
~. marca, sobota. - Jugoslo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08

katerikoli drugi sovjetski. diplo-
mat ali drEavljan, ostal v Jugo-
Islayiji, 10 je dne %. maja 1914
|poslanstvo krenilo ia Beograda
.preko BudimpsSte v Rusiio. +
mena 13. 6lanov sovjetske ko-
missile, vkljudno vojaskega alta
ssja general-niajorja Aleksan-
dra Samohina, 30 bila ma origi-
1alnem zapislku, XII ga je sesta-
vii nemski vojaski governor v
Beograd1: Ia seznam ie incl 4.
Lebedjev v rokah, ko SO zaprli
sovjetsko poslanstvo priblizno
mesec dni po nemskem napadu
ma Beograd. 49,
Odkar Sc je g. Lebedjev vr-
nil v Moskvo dine q. maja 1941
je vrsil posle v nekem visokem
uradu sovjetske informativne
sluzbe in Sc je v casu, ko so
porocali, da Sc nahaja Lebed-
jew v balkanskih gorah, nepre-
stano sestajal 2 tukajsnjimi i
nozemskimi dopisovalci. Gene
rad Samohin pa je v Rdeei ar
madi in pride vsasih v Moskvo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
StaUite sUOj drobiz zopet u
cirkuiacijo

Ravnatelj vladne kovarne de-
maria opozarja ma dejstvo, da
bo elm dalje bolj primanjkova-
10 drobiza, zlasti centov in nj
kelnov. Glavni vzrok "a to je
dejstvo, da Sc kovine morajo
elm vee mogoce rabbit "a voine
svrhe. Zato Sc ne more kovati
nov drobiz.
Da Sc temU odpomore, Sc
lJudje pozivljejo, maj spravijo
zopet v cirkulacijo yes kovani
denar, XII po navadi lezi mrtev
v hranilnicnih pusicah, blagaj-
nah in sploh okoli hise.
Zakladnicni department bi
rad nasvetoval, maj sc tax dro-
biz investira v vojne znamke
WAR Stamps). Prvotni namen
Je, da Sc ta denar povrne cir
kulacijo in zopet, da Sc proda-
jo vojne znamke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08

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par.llenea' lzVezDane ooinlcar-
.e, ~ SO orzaviJanke soVoJsku-
.o.il uezei ozlroma dezei pri-
Jas.i! !shIil 1uruzeIliM l1 ~. uIsavaIIl' ,.'.s
ss.opl'l ' voJih p.iiliear
shi NOT, aKo drugace odgovar-
gaJo p.eupis q II III lan1eVain'
sSV Doiiiearhe "a soJnl Doihi-
earskl kor Sc rekrutlraJo po-
suiil Dolaicarske sluzDe amerl- a.
snesa Naecesa kriza III prosnJe
re- sc VioziJo potom iohahe po-
afaziiiee noecega kriza.
Rabite V-D0Sfo ,
VoJska IN mornarlca-v zvezi
. pos'ho upr a ' o-pozlViJeJo,
,iaJ Sc 'sahao poslozl takozvane
'pos'e !v-Maiil' ho sc aopi-
suJe q VoJakl pfeko mora. haz-
re q" =" p0Ai' Je AeiJa piiAa
~ oi"S'i' no 'o'"Ai aoo'Va
~ pisiha I'D ni1ef In warren ma
.ii'' AaAof 'aol potreoa' naJ Sc
steu ma prepotrebnem tovor-
n pio''oio' Sa pieVozu "
pos'a za'zefna le maJnen gel
prostorJa navadne poste: v
po"'" Je ei.os'@viia "rsta piselh-
Shega papirJa' kl doVoiJuJe, da
se vase plsmo 1otogra1lra' po-
.eih zhatho zmanJsa v oosegu
~ 1opet po'eca ao cleiJlVe We
iieIhe, pleoho Sc aostaV1.
@ l. v-Mali Je m!er nacin DO
p''ovo"Jd 'oJahi preho NOR
a. '-posta Sc po navadl oapo-
siiJa Pc zraku. V teku treh dnl
Pc nasl lnvazlJl v severno Afrl-
no Je Ola V-posta ma tamosnJe
VoJahe re ma pot1. V-Mall VIVA
p.eohose V mahlpulaclJl stra-
nj VoJmn In mornarlskh uprav
eez g 'se oruee Vrste oseone po-
Sto.
q. 'mail Je hasoolJ Varno
pestno dostavlJanJe "a casa
pisem. naslovlenib do soda; y.
elane nas;h oborozenib oil so -;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08

Franc, vidic Albert, Pintar
Franc.
Strasna je usoda slovenskega
naroda! - (JIC).