davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

LIE SAYS that germs have
IL been cultivated from stom-
ach ulcers which. are the same
as the germs in raw COWS milk
Same with tooth decay. Undu-
liant fever is carried by milk
PasteuriZation helps some. but
still pasteuriZed milk contains
many bacteria Evaporated milk
is clean, but expensive. He con-
cludcS:
>Ali mammals, except man.
cease the use Of milk as a food
after weaving. As result Of his
violation Of this primary bioIogic
law. man has been severely
penalized by host OF infectious
diseases"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

that no nutritionist doubts that
milk is the perfect food. 1t is
admitted by all that COWS milk
is deficient in iron and needs
Vitamin -. For the infant il
must be modified in many ways.
But II you think / am luke
warm about milk for adults, you
should hear my old friend. Or.
Horace Soper OF st. Louis or
the subject. lie really goes 10
town more or less. to-wlt. saying
II is unfit for adult consump-
ton. HIS main objection is that
raw milk is full of germs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
Connolly Answers

1--ta) Daffodils; tb) bar: tc)
hour
IA No. The ST. Lawrence
River; (b) no; so players
nee d not leave gaming
tables (c) yes.
ga Piazza (b) Tber: Arno
Co northern.
IA Xy-LOPH-on-ist; tb)
allied; tc) ap-pen-DEC,
tony.
Sal AlbatrosS. (b) shoals
(c) dark brown.
Sal No. Santiago: Oh no:
temperate in south tropical
In north; (c) yes,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
BETTER HEALTH
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

ONE of my correspondents
" writes that / have often
expressed the opinion that milk
his not drink for adults He
. wonder IL this IS a personal
pre- judice on my part.
/ admit 10 the prejudice
suppose / was given milk when
! was baby, but after l at
tanned mans estate, ! graduated
10 other beverages. l have not
drunk glass OF raw milk for
at least 55 years: except once
about 10 years ago when found
II just as nauseating and inSipid
rs had always remembered.
In spite OF this abnegation
have attained the age OF so with
a considerable modicum 81
health and vigor. I do not say
that / am entirely free from
all fleshly Ills, but / seem 70 be
just about as well off as the
hygiene boys Of my age. who
have conScientiously engulfcd n
pint OF milk a meal for half a
century.
DERHAPS will break down
l. and begin milk drinking
soon. William Osler, one OF the
wisest Of physicians, said thar a
man should 20 out Of life as he
came in on diet Of milk.
OF course. ! admit immedi-
ateiy that considered from a nu-
tritional standpoint, milk is the
perfect food-almoSt' II Kas 10
be, Nature very obviously in
tended IL as the sole article Of
diet for an animal in the most
precarious period Of It's exist
ence-the first few months. II
contains all Of the 30 20 IS
elements or compounds neCes-
ssry for growth and health
One OF these elements IS CAL
cium and two glasses Of milk
will provide quantity OF cali
cum which could scarcely be
equaled by any combination Of
foods.
AVE ARE told Of some young
w women who were studying
nutrition who volunteered TO e.
on a 24-day diet devoid Of milk.
They had 10 get their calcium
from vegetables and day after
day these six young women ate
large quantities Of carrots. cab
bage, celery and lettuce Gin
addition 10 meat. cereal. pota-
toes. eggs and fruits Interest
in their food died down long
before they had finished their
meal.
But, again, let me emphasize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
DEAR Boss:
Letters From Times Soldiers

his home. This is understand
able when you see how all the
men treat him. He is always
offering TO help and they usually
find work for him. He has done
most everything we do. have
even had him in the movie
booth few times teaching him
how TO rewind film.
Raynond's greatest pleasure
is playing checkers, which he
has learned since coming here.
He is exceptionally bright and
it's getting to the point where
we have TO keep the rule book
handy when we play him.
LIE IS beginning 10 speak a
IL little English, but mostly
pidgin.
He has learned 10 write his
own name in English and now
goes all over camp writing ii
on whatever is handy.
Our tailor reVamped some
navy dungareeS 10 fit him and
we have been trying 10 keep
shoes on him. but I'm afraid
that's lost cause.
The other night after we had
shown a movie with a moral, /
asked Raymond how he liked it
and he said
II don't get IT,"
He likes the action type Of
movie.
Raymond has been nicknamed
"Goldbrick, and he resents il
since he discovered what it
means. ROf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15


letter 10 the gang at the office"
from one of the so editors, re-
porters and photographer Uho
have gone into service from the
Times editorial department. The
writer: Roy Bash. photographer
mate first class, Who Was on a
distant Pacific island at the
tune Of Dritfns.
DEAR BOSS:
WE HAD our gala carnival
w Saturday 10 celebrate the
first anniversary Of our hitting
out here. There were a number
of tents erected on our base
ball field, and over the main en-
trance was a huge sign reading:
Censored You paid 10 cents
admission and purchased chits
10 spend. On your right was a
bingo game, next a photo studio.
where a fellow would 20 through
all the routine Of posing his
customers. then get behind his
camera and squirt water at
them.
The next tent, and our biggest
attraction was the burleSque.
There were a couple Of comics,
a gal singer and strip teaser.
The guy who did the strip tease
was great. All the curves were
added
Then there was a mock court
where all the dangerous crimi-
mails caught on the grounds were
tried. The cops picked up Ray
Bolger and Jack Little for i'm
personating "SeebeeS." They
were found not guilty and in
order 10 forestall charges of
false arrest the 18th Battalion
made each of them A present Of
a handmade sheath knife The
knives were made by men in the
outfit in appreciation for all
Bolger and Little have done TO
entertain US.
THE chow was a real treat,
Il barbecued beef and all the
free beer we could drink.
one who enjoyed il more than
any one else was Raymond.
Raymond is a 9-year-old native
boy who has literally been
adopted by the men He is part
French but mostly native as far
AS We can find out
Re was brought back by one
of our intelligence expeditions
and has no desire TO return TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

Bridge Playing a Ia Baer Really Something
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
SoIonnOns Get
i. ). Air Center

PEARL HARBOR. March 2e
OPP American forces are set
ting up a powerful air operation,
center on hard-won GuadalcanaI
IN the SolomonS. 1t was revealed
today a indications mounted that
Allied and Japanese strength Is
being concentrated for a new Sc
rieS of conflicts for mastery of the
Pacific
Mai. Jack Cram, Of Seattle.
Wash air aide TO Mai Gen, Roy
s. Gclgcr al the height of the
marine fighting on Guadalcanal,
said United States planes were
using three landing STRIPS in addi-
ton TO Henderson Field seized
from the Japanese last August.
japanese bases established at
Munda and Villa. 1870 north OF
Guadalcanal are taking a terrific
pounding from our forces, he
SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Mareth
Line Falls
To British
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
through yesterday 1t can be
assumed substantial new progress
viii be announced when a new
statement is forthcoming tomor-
row, unless some special bulletin
is issued meanwhile
The combined Allied air force
continued its ceaSclcSS pounding
of German forward positions and
supply lines in the rear despite
weather. Palermo. on
the island of Sicily was heavily
raided twice by American Flying
FortrcSScS.
Although compelled to leave be-
hind large quantities of undam-
aged transport vehicles. guns and
tanks, Rommers forces continued
fierce rcar-guard resistance, par
uCularly in the Fl HANNA area,
in an effort 10 prevent his re-
naming troops streaming from
the Marrth Line from being
decimated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Argentine News Men
Ending Tour Here

Nine Argentine newSpapcrmcn.
touring the L. S. war areas, were
up their trip 20 Detroit
today by tours through the ChryS-
Ter tank plant and the Hudson
naval arsenal.
Saturday they visited the VII
low Run and River Rouge plants
of the Ford Motor Co. They Will
60 from here 10 Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
SECRET FROM WIFE

interviewed in London Bartlett
had receptive audience in his
wife. Hollywood actress Ellen
Drew. She looked more exhausted
than the major
When Bartlett loft for his aerial
visit to Berlin. he told his wife
ne was juSt going out Of town for
a day She did not know Of his
adventures until he phoned their
country house and asked her to
come to London
Ellen burst into tears and
Aohhcd all Tho way 10 The city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Services t0Give
Tests al Schools

High school graduates and near
graduates between II and , IN
were urged today 10 take
the navy marine or army qualify
ing tests Friday in each Detroit
high school and at Wayne Unlver-
Sity between 9 and II a. m
The tests will not be repeated
for several months. according 10
Superintendent of Schools Bow.
Those who pass the test for the
army specialized training program
and the navy college training pro-
gram Will attend college under
contract TO the respective services,
with all expenses paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Coal Operator, Wife
Die Within Z Hours

SAN FRANCISCO, March %
GNSj The bodies of George KID
der DAVIS 70, millionaire Wilkes
Barre. Pa. coal operator and his
wife. Nvonnc DAVIS. 30, former
concert pianist Of Paris, were 10 be
sent 10 Pennsylvania today for
burial
DAVIS and his wife died within
10 hours of each other a a fash
ionablc san Francisco hotel whore
Nhcv had been living for about a
month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Thousands Lose
Homes in Floods

MANDAN. y. D Mare a. -
(INS)-Thousands were homeless
today in flood rayaged areas near
the confluence OF the Heart and
Missouri rivers.
:. Damage already was estimated
a. upwards of a million and half
dollars,
Three brothers ONO AIlhu ard
Walter Schuh were drowned WH.Ie
attempting 10 rescue horse, fro"
the flooded knife River northwest
OF Mandan
\ Msndan five mics Wcsi n Bis
nsrck suffered NOS severely Tn.
e'aier reached 10 Tho roofs of mar.
ofFhC homes .n frr .rr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29

threatened hy the burden oi cole
Letting income take. a year late.
B-"E,cu more important So
ihe personal aud humane aspects
Of the plan
"On the FIRST 60 JANUARY np-
proNimatcly 3o 600 600 NmDri-
cans were iu debit to our anN
CrumCnt for taxes,
1T i inevitable that tens ~
thousand, VIII suffer loss cot iU-
come in orr second war year.
All or these viii find tho
higher TAX rates an iHtplrfablc
hardship
And for the hundred, ~
thousands, altc3dy injured under
the system, million, OF u> arc in
danger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Allied Pilots K.0.
Is Jap Planes on
Guinea Coast

UNITED NATIONS HEAD
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA,
March % uNS)-Ailied fighter
pilots knocked out p japanese
warplaneS from a formation of 30
bombcrS and numerous fighters
that attacked Allied shipping IN
ORC Bay, on New Guinea north
east coast, il was announced to-
day.
American P-40 WarhAWkS and
PISS Lockhced LightninGS rose 10
intercept the raiders, destroying
Il Zero fighters and two Jap dive
bomberS and shooting y other
planes out Of action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
ATTACK NAURI ISLE TWICE

American hammers attacked
Nauru Island twice Friday. II
guards JapanS powerful naval
base AT Truk Island Catalina
flying boats bombed and set Sev.
eral fires on the island before a
force Of four-cngined army Liber-
atorS struck.
Americans carried out four
raids against enemy bases i'm the
central Solomons Two of them
were against Nunda which was
raidcd for the Tooth time Sunday
The same day that American
and japanese naval forces were
swapping punches west Of Attn
American bomber, were ra.ding
KIska for the -qth tmc Hits
were scored ON a hangar and IN
the enemy camp area
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
POCKETS MOPPED Up

Many pockets Of resistance were
left behind, which the British are
hopping up with swift precision
A tremendous uncomfortable
hour aerial pounding Of the Ger
man positions at RI HANNA was
the Curtaln-raiScr for the British
army'S iumpoft Pilots reported
Germans were thrown into con-
fusion and hundreds Of their sup
ply vehicles left blazing on the
plains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
BLOW UP MUNITIONS

The American aerial raiders
blew up ammunition dumps. hit
camp areas, started fires and lev
clcd buildings
The japanese raids were on a
smaller scale Two planes in
fhcted Slight damage to Amer
lean positions on Canton Island
II was the frs, enemy raid there
The enemy raid on GuadalcanaI
was made by seven planes. In
FIVE attempts TO bomb. they sue
ceeded in dropping bombs IN only
TWO runs One American was
killed and l3 other, injured Only
Slight material damage was
caused
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
4 Warships Launched

KEARNY. y. J., March %
.INS) Two dcStroyerS and two
destroyer escorts were launched
in two yards of the Federal
Shipbullding and Dry Dock Co.
-AnAinrNaN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
ANSWERS OBJECTION

THAT would answer that OBJ
lection" sand RUM.
You must recall that when
first suggested this plan II was
To apply To ~ income.
That was before this country
was at war"
Ruml said is plan has two main
A-"ProtpCt and maintain the
integrity of our income tax sN>-
tenn, which tax students feel II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
ENEMY SUPPLY LENE

The presence OF an American
surface patrol So far ia the west
in the Pacific suggested that Of
forts were being made TO cut the
cnemy's difficult supply line TO
klSka.
The heavy cncmy escort FOR the
two cargo vessels indicated an
urgent need for getting supplies
to kISka.
/ Announcement Of the long
range duel came shortly after an
other communIquc revealed Sin
American aerial thrustS against
Japanese positions i'm KiSka and
the Solomons and rctalatoTy en-
envy raids on Canton Island
southwest Of Hawaii and against
GuadaIcaual
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
TAX PTONSGE

ITS n sort Of tax peonagc.
"\o matter how hard YOU
work. YOU always wind up IN
debt to the government
"Nhy, I know many men who
will enter government service
the dav the Ruml plan is passed.
AS il stands now, they can't
afford 10 make the move he
cause their government salary
wouldn't even pay the tax on
last years income"
To objections that the adoption
II the plan would forgive taxes ioi
tho most lush OF the war years
Ruml cited tho Carlson bill which
,alSl for collection Of tax ON The
largest income Of either Of 'nc two
years 1928 on all catr.H.z
over $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
ALLIED Loss LIGHT

Twenty-Five medium bombcrS
and IS dIVe-bomberS, escorted by
strong force of ZeroS, made the
attack, described in an official
Allied CoSnmuniQue as "one OF the
heaviest launched by the enemy
against Allied positions in New
Gtiinea.
The communique said Allied air
losses were extremely y light =
/ However, the Jap airmcn sank a
small vessel and damaged another.
Casualties among crewmcmberS
were said TO be light
Allied Warhawk pilots were
credited with destroying five Zeros
and two dive-bomberS and proba-
bly, destroying six ZrroS and four
ldive-bOsnbers. Lightning pl 10 5
shot down six ZeroS and shot TWO
other raiders out OF action.
Allied heavy and medium bomb
ierS meanwhile battered the Huon
Gulf area north of Lac. A lone
heavy bomber raided Madang,
leaving raging fires and setting off
Icrippllng explosions. A medium
bomber unit bombed and Strafed
1.-The alrdrome at nearby FinSch-
Ihafen, setting numerous fires IN
| alrfieldS and Wharfs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Runn| in Detroit,
Explains Plan

Continued from Page One
"B. You can't afford Ia get
sick.
&C iou can't afford To retire.
Cd. You can't even afford 10
die.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
u. ). Units Alert
After Driving Off
Wdrships

,t-, -frr.--,-vTs- .,r..r.f ao .rrpt
''-. ''
American naval ana atI I''''N
G The All--anS we're alert today
l0- frt return OF a Japanese force
.. f..r >...sr,'.rd fonr destroy
'.''.s'.. .'..- ~" ~ '' ~ '''' '''
h .-h' Detachment oil american
VarsA.ps agov' OF the convoy mi
f.. g.a' FRIDAY an long range west
,.,, 1.r.,4 ,..,crrr,,., al
..'. 1i'''..'''>. was '''' ''' ~
..~. t- r-riHrol oi the
<..fr Pacific
r.... .o.,. ra r..il. of tho
....I.....,,,.....-..-..-.i
if#i 'Tr pin'-' i'Iu>tu lo snug
l-t Il.ai.t +H.8. 20 SPECULATE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
War Today
Small Battle Area
Brings FIGHT 10
De a+n in Tu0ts.a
Nv MAJ. r,rL c. RABoEG

IN 4 ausrfHIIN for 1000 NFWs ~fif..'
THE PRGSf\ | tEHtD- r
.o.,,bCr, TIr--Is ENitC",.l
=. .t.. ..... ,..F.....
Huiu anu ~
type OF hle0 y me. ..1...|'" ''...
fare.
The sagthrfa. aata. Of combat
= =. .....I t.-.,- .re rg.,..
. ,..... r...., .
crn enc Oh '' @ |
the eastern P",.iH'p. t1en. I...-
tons northern advance 100 iron,
- >,sl,nas-, .rl,. as a..t,--
% -t......
FROM Il Do,'''' ''
Line is hu, l'i mile
About half Of t.e north and
so,-b distance is raF,r Lib 10y
.,---...... SIS. ............,...r
inc lIa' -"
marshes. and Do, corridor ~ The
march, Line. VIII average
{ - ..-.-r,-,-. ,.--.-... r7--.
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,-,yr r-N-rTpu ,,c. .o r-.
go, 80 - - 80, - trst :, actually
60. ~ -, &c r,snott,erabilIty
- iaroa 49, NJ troon. no n
80. Secroo In IL WIN he FOUGHT
go ~, mi, barroou ro,-ro-
g. 90, 80 l.ch,s oYt and Tho
49, Iocl,e6 tho most deadly
Co., ~ con,hat
,rr,-e-st,7-s-r-i,,7s--r Of tire
r,ochsn,7e6 ard motorized war.
u,sich ,S hc,nr fourhi in south
a., 7S,r;sia With ,urh fcrocif>
a. ,s rorcssary ~ realize that
,horo may he YER, consider
.hle backyard and forward
su,nc N All Of Tho fighting. The
&c., or,orcos clearly only
as,es doCr7te friSb -e,thcr
sIcccSs ar failure
IN .r1Tr ,nco5 ~ World War
TT continuous lines Of trenches
- ,Si;l,,-Do5 Detcnso limos
&C. r,ade I'm of Sorios Of
1;sIards NJ resistance" which do
~, io,r and denendinc on the
.res avs,lahIe extend 10 the
'eT eI,,a 80 ,slanGS c',ntersnersed
with obstacles If various sorts
,snL trsns and Tho favor,to AXIS
ia,G r,;noS etc Son1ethinq lanes
sre laf, cIoar for entrv as trans
Tha M.reth LIMO i moi q CON
.; nc va ,r - ~. sy - M bnt q
go" 80 ;sIands of daferse
.Lo ~ nach island ~ rcsist.
- -, AZ - - ec,f sNstaine5 II may
o 90 r,ohiio srtiiierv MACHINE
1910" .ufar,r,. ,anLs snd orcis
sons, ," mr,,;,c - &c donardrnt
nset - 'a n.; nms ~. Tho ;eIand *
. vi LIZ ,,;;,s s,rr,,,nition food
h.u ,I;ns for a. innc = tin,c
'G suP piH;SIo rto cor7.,Sore If
1900 ~ ros;starce eaIlv
$50 - a,,acL ord retire IN
49,. 80 =. to - menaiIv AZ tho
eli In g 80 re-, go cor1r,andor This *
49, III 1890, voaSon for Tho "free
60 eiS,' n.,,,ro ~ this tyne of
III on hoAHi1 Va ''''" - -
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r,,r 1rrrn-Drpc MIL fro-
TT 49, - i.'' ~ sttaclors ~
ooeh.Iy Peiiiii' nv e;5 $50, dis,
peneu ale . NU 80 49,, 60 ,1n,,
n1e IN III" -. =, oe tro,,, ,bc,r
enc GU ti'eiii wa - wa
man Oouy .,,.-,, :. u,o.o ;slards
nc q. ~ 1,,nraII,. C-nnt
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uculaIiy Nnen 5 ~ Ha ~. o,Lor
neI.eo oy inti1 nm r.;Iio- ~ y, ~
oUsldcles, iIis a a. 80 nn.s,d n
Oily I'opIle anu ~ e.Ii - ol's'..u
Inc a'taG GiI = IN; 10 iot e i,fa 10
py iohs sotiu i,'Ies - - h'a'i'', 49,, > :
out py CoiIloat teams v M I'sl.' or
meerdIy dIIiiOi GU ePeai ~ oDi,.
IneSe teams me ,le eaI suns '.i.s
OF me lSIands OF Iesl +, a., a. =. =
usually mace up VI dll - al liz ~ - :
everything is motor piolNli'u 40
provide me maximum OF siF'''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
BOMB JAP VILLAGE

During thee day a heavy bomber
two heavily laden Jap
motor barees- in ffuon Gulf and
attacked Allied-held Kurirada. a
village in the Buna area, but
caused no damage.
At Dobo. in the AFRO Islands off
the west coast of New Guinea
Allied medium bomberS smashed
at tho wharf area in a bombing
and Straflng attack that set sew
eral fires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
FAVORITE TARGET

When the moment came 10 re-
lease his egg the regular Raj
bombardier, sergeant, told him
Major. this Is my favorite
target. II YOU miss, am going
10 throw YOU out, sir. without
benefit of a bombsight, sir"
Bartlett was not thrown out
His bomber was one OF the last to
leave the sky over Berlin, and
the former movie writer was at
forded good fadeout view IN
technicolor OF the fire
dotted German metropolis.
His one wish, said the major
was 10 drop a bomb in BcrlIn'S
Adlon Hotel where. before tho
war, he had been a victim Of high
prices and bad food.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
First Yank
Bomb Hits
Berlin
By DIME TIGHE

LONDON. March % ms
The coveted honor of being the
FIRST American TO bomb Berlin to-
day went 10 Mai. Sidney s tCyl
Bartlett of the Eighth United
States Army Air Force.
Bartlett. former Hollywood
script writer, dropped 1000
pound bomb on the Nazl capital
Saturday night from a giant Lam
caster bomber IN which he was
an observer and extra bOmbardler
during the Gripping BgitiSh raid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29

+ r it1t1i-rur1tr- bG-THtpFPfefed as
meaning that the American forces
suffered some damage er perhaps
that the American vessels are pur-
SUNG the enemy and do not wish
that fact known.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-16
Opomini glede raci-
joniranja

PrOcesirana hrana: Znamke
x, Y in z so dobre do 20. no.
vembra. Zelene znamke knjizi-
ce st. 4, A B in C v veljavi do
20. decembra.
GasOlin: Znamka As "a tri
galone skozi do 21. novembra
in znamki B in G. sta dobri "a
diva galona vsaka, dokler nista
porabljeni.
Kurivno Ollie: Kupon st. 1 "a
novo sezono je veljaven sedaj
"a 10 galonov do 3. januarja.
Peel: Certifikati "a nakup
peel "a gretje ali kuho, bodisi
ma premog, drva, plin ali ollie,
Sc mora sedaj dobiti cd lokalnih
racijskih odborov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-16
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, vrnil; gotov je bill, da bi ravnal
drugace.
"Je, kar je."
"Bolje bi bilo, da hi ne bilo.
Zdaj Sc lie Sc obesaj; te bodo re
izmojstrile!'
" tenn hipu je Andrej zaso-
vrazil stefanijo. Njej je pripisal
krivdo. Do Jurija je rasla leila
po mascevanju, a ne radi de-
kleta; fantovsko cast bi bill rad
opral.
Dnevi so tekli. Andrej Sc je
Sc skrival. Naposled Sc je nave
lical samote in jece. Polagoma
je pricel zahajati med ljudi. Po-
kazal Sc je ma hisnih vratih in
tam postal. Stopil je ma klanec
in Sc razgledoval po vasi. Pola-
gonna Je sci tudl naVzdol med
hisami. Ljudje so ga spoeetka
gledali, ga izprasevali z oemi;
nekateri so sc mu nasmihali "a
gonetno; naposled so pozabili.
Mexico je sci po vasi proti do
mu. Ma poti je nenadoma sre-
Cal stefanijo. Spreletelo ga je
20 telesu, kakor da bi mu hote-
la zastati kri. Pogledal jo je to-
po, nato je uprl oci tia in Sci
molce mimo ME. Ko je srecanje
minulo, je pospesil korak. Ia
m sill Sc je v psenicne lase.
Dragi in ljubi so Sc poigravali
pred njegovimi oemi.