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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28

account of the invasion by the Huns
as told by the president of the Nor
wegian parliament, of the successive
moves Of the government working just
few miles ahead of the Germans
Major Quisling the Norwegian traitor.
is revealed IN all his treachery. The
second Is written by the courageous
young mayor Of Narvik. and Is mon
ument to the brave people Of occupied
Europe who remain unconquered, re-
xisting and sabotaging their enemies.
Report From Tokyo" Is message to
the American people by Ambassador
Grew He speaks not only as a man
who opened his heart to the japanese
and made many friends among them,
but also as a man who saw with his
own eyes the jap militarists crush
all opposition at home and extend
their conQuests from sNanchuria to
China, from China to southeast Asia,
and from southeast Asia to all the
islands of the far Pacific He spent
many months as virtual prisoner of
the Japs and returned home shocked
to find how dangerously most Amer
leans moderated their Jap enemy.
A novel The Gaunt Woman" By
Giliigan, is the thrilling story Of a
mother ship for German q boats who
ranged northern waters. She became
symbol Of evil for the men who
sailed out Of Glouchester in their fish,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
SHAFT AT ZENITH
MINE CATCHES FIRE

The fire department was called TO
the Zenith mine yesterday where fire
had broken cut about 40 feet below the
collar Of the shaft, threatening the
shaft, as the draft was downward.
The air draft In the mine was
turned upward in the threatened shaft
and fremen, wearing gas masks, soon
had a stream Of water on the fire.
After about four hours work, the IRE
was under control. -
Three men from the mine were taken
to the hospital, suffering from smoke
and shock. They viii remain at the
hospital for few days to fully recover.
At the present writing they are doing
as well as can be expected considering
the narrowing experience. No ii
effects are expected. Three others for
whom some apprehension was felt. who
were working alongside the three af-
fected, came out, none the worse, yes
terday afternoon.
The department and Zenith mine
employees are TO be congratulated on
the prompt manner the threatened
confederation was squelched.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
On This
Occasion
A Few Observations on Matters
Material and Immaterial by
the Editor.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY. ?

The Bemidji Pioneer asks, Just what
did you think when you read the news
Of the strike Of the municipal water
and light employees at Moorhead? II
employees Of a private owned company
went on strike Of y hours Just be-
cause they wanted TO work only 40
hours per week, there would be howl
for municipal ownership. The effects
Of the strike were disconcerttng TO
say the least. Patients in the hosp
itals were wrapped in heavy blankets
because Of the extreme cold; schools
were closed and fremen strung hose
TO a Fargo connection across the river.
The state could not act because it
was a municipal affair. One woman
telephoned a Moorhead paper saying
her son, who was on Guadalcanal,
would be more than pleased to come
home and work at the plant and let
one Of the strikers take his place.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28

Jan. Citation banking started
This is solely the retail merchants
headache, and is one from which con-
sumers are immune.
Jan. 31-Temporary permits fez
trucks expire. II you don't have youl
certificate of war necessity, the fin-
ing stations have to treat you like a
lot of class A passenger car drivers:
mo gas for you, buddy"
Jan. Expiration date of sugar
stamp No. 10.
Jan. 31-Ffnal date for grocer 70
calculate ceiling prices on dried fruia
lard and dry beans, using new mark
up plan instituted by OPA to keep the
public informed of ceilings.
Feb. 2-Fuel oil stamps for period
4 become valid. Good for IL gallon:
each
Feb. Stamp No. % in War Ration
Book No l, good for one pound of eof-
fee, expires at midnight.
Feb. Stamp No. Is in War Ratior
Book No. / scheduled to go into effeci
for coffee ration purchases. Its value
VIII be announced later.
Feb. 22-Last day to use third periot
fuel oil stamps. Value Of these stamps
has been II gallons.
Feb. 28-Deadline for inspections or
tires owned by 3 and c mileage cou.
pom holders. A tire inspection dead
line is Mar. 81.
Mileage rationing stamp No. ~
is now in effect. and stamp No. Sd
became void last Friday. Stamp III
expires at midnight Mar Il.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
COAST GUARD
CLUB COMING

The Port of Duluth coast guard
basketball team VIII engage the Ely
junior college here Saturday night
in a feature sports attraction.
The coast guard club is sparked by
a number of former a1l-stste high
school and college stars
The exhibition Of John PaTlen,
5-foot 11-inch guard from Youngs-
town. Ohio, IN which he scored six
field baskets in four minutes in a
recent game with Bemidji Teachers
college is cited by Chief Petty Of
ficer Conrad Stephenson, Superior,
one of the team managers, as an ex-
ample of what can be expected from
his boys.
On is last road trip the local col
leze uncovered a threesome good for
IS points per game that may get the
coast guard In hot water before the
evening is over.
Complete details On page four.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
Don't Be a Hoarder.

The matter of low grade ore utili-
cation has again been called to the
attention Of the government by Con-
gresham August Il. Andersen Of this
state who requested that the wildlife
committee be asked to assist IN max
ing plans TO use low grade iron ore
in Minnesota and thus arrest the de-
pIetion Of our natural resources. Con-
gresham Andersen also took a shot
at the discrimination and bungling
in government handling of gasoline
and fuel OIL rationing" He further
stated that "unfairress Of fuel oil
rationing has now become q national
scandal and that unless drastic rev.
isions are made in fuel oil distribution
untold suffering viii result IN many
sections Of the country which may
result in epideulics and disaster. The
fuel oil suggestion was made early last
month TO OPA Administrator Hender-
son, according to reports just received.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
HERE NE GO
AGAIN, FOLKS
More Final Dates Listed to
Help You Keep Straight
on Rationing.

"Final dates" when compliance with
various wartime regulations may be-
gin or Is prohibited, are now so
numerous that they have most of US
on the home front" in quandary a
good share of the time.
In order that Elyites may keep
Strengthened out on their household
and otherwise calendars, complete
list Of final and starting dates is
again reprinted Persons who feel in
clined TO be miffed should recall opt.
Eddie Rickenbacker's famous state
ment ON complaining by home front
soldiers"
Here We go again:
Jan. 27-n you haven't used fuel oil
stamp No. 2 by this date (which isn't
likely In Ely) you can check this one
off. It's no good now.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28

used, 50,000 letters can be sent; if 1t
Is ordinary single sheet correspon-
dence, 81 500 letters can be dispatched.
The operation of the V-mail serv-
ice is based upon the use Of CORES
pondence only to and from the armed
forces abroad Of special V-mail let
ter sheet Of uniform size. These sheets
are combination letter and envelope.
The correspondence side Of the let
ter sheet is so arranged as to allow
the largest possible space for the
message There is a small space for
the address Of the person who Is TO
receive the message, for the sender's
name and address, and the censor's
stamp for clearance.
The message and address must
be either typewriter or written with
black ink Nothing may be enclosed
with the message.
The letter may be sent at the regu-
Lar rate Of cents or by airu1au for 6
cents. Members Of the armed forces.
Of course. need pay no postage.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
P, 0. EXPLAINS
V-MAIL SERVICE
Can be Used by Civilians IN
Writing to Members of
Armed Forces.

y-mau service Is available 70 local
persons who want to send letters 70
members Of the armed forces Stationed
at points outside the continental
United States, according to Postmaster
Stuart Sehaefer.
Special v-man stationery must De
used and It Is available at no charge
at the local post office.
The user of the v-mail service Is
limited to one letter per week to the
same addressee.
Enlarged facilities In this country
for making miniature Photographic
negatives Of V-mau messages were an
nounced last week to speed up enis
service to men overseas.
These negatives are tranuttted 70
destinations outside the country vnere
they are reproduced into their orgl-
nal size and delivered TO the fighting
men IN record time.
Just how greatly this v-mail service
expedites the dispatching Of letters
from home to boys lover there" Is
gained from the statement by the
postoffice department that 10000 v
mail letters, after filming. weigh 4
pounds and occupy the space for one
sack Of mail
Not all v-mail is nicro-fTmed. but
IN even it is not it is dispatched by
the quickest means available.
The v-mail stationery is Of hghi
weight, and the sheet Is folded so a:
to form its own envelope. This con-
servation of weight and space makes
it possible TO nearly double the mum
Der of letters, in comparison with reg
ular single sheet stationery and enye'
lope, that can be sent 70 the men a
the front.
Here is an example of the difference
supposing that in convoy or bonnie
ferry there is room for 1,500 pound
or q sacks of mail: II V-letters ar
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
Copper Salvage Drive
Scheduled for Ely by
Army Of School Pupils
STUDENTS ACTIVE
IN SALVAGE WORK

Junior students at Memorial high
school are sponsoring drive TO COL
lect silk stockings to be turned over 70
the war effort, according TO Conrad q.
Haugen, high school principal.
sophomores are collecting white
pearl buttons which win be given 70
the American Red Cross for 6istr1hu-
ton and use.
A drive to get pennies out Of coin
banks end back into circulation recent
~ conducted BY the grades and high
school netted about ESQ worth The
grades collected $315 In pennies and
the high school, s135. Saving Of PEN
MES has long been discouraged by the
government in order TO eliminate using
copper TO mint new ones required in
trade channels.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
.CiUic Club Speaker Says
Ranges Are Arsenal
of DenaOcracg.

The world knows that the
iron mines of Minnesota are
back of America in this crisis,
Dennis F. Donovan, Duluth at
torney, told the Ely CONNER
cial club at its annual banquet
Tuesday night.
Germany knows, Japan
knows, and Italy knows that
Minnesota 10 the arsenal of
democracy" MIR. Donovan de-
clared. -
/ you must now realize" he said
that the mines of Northern Minnesota
and the miners and the citizens OF
this range constitute the very heart
OF the arsenal Of democracy.
Steel IS essential to the winning Of
the total war We are engaged In, and
upon you citizens Of Ely the govern
ment depends to produce the vital SIN
ews Of wer IN the form Of iron ore Sc
as to assure ultimate victory to our
government In the approaching Anna
geddon"
Every American must back the Pres
ident of the United States as the na-
TONS war leader, the Duluthian said
aarher~ r,,,,~x he u,sitv NJ aeffon and
unity Of purpose 70 bring victory"
he declared.
While not predicting that hostilitie.
would cease by the end Of this year
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
Remember Pearl Hafbor

Wayne Peterson, publisher Of the
Moorhead Daily News, was elected
president Of the Minnesota Editorial
Association at the closing session IN
the Lowry Hotel, st. Paul, Saturday
evening. He replaces Wilbur Peter
son Of the Marshall Messenger who
has filed the Office most acceptably
for the past year. Others chosen
were Carl c. Carlson OF the Long Pra-
IRE Leader as first vice president; @.
L. Shonlau Of the Houston Signal,
second vice president; Senator VIM. E.
DahIQuist Of the Thief River Falls
Times, third vice president. The cleo
tons were unanimous. AS a member
Continued on Page Four
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
Buy War Bonds and Stamps

During the last war it was claimed
that the best cure for disloyalty was
a firing squad. The same holds good
today when disloyal assertions are
made by this, that and the other.
Propaganda made in German" is
being hawked about by those disloyal
boobs fired by Joe Gobbles Of the third
reich and loaded by Adolph himself.
The cure has a very quieting effect
on those 70 whom the treatment is
given and also has a tendency to keep
others from catching the disease.
What do you suppose would happen 70
an American in Germany just about
uoV2
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
WAC RECRUITER
IS APPOINTED HERE

Edith E. Elefsen has consented TO
act as an assistant WAAC recruiting
officer here. according to the CONF
manding officer Of the Minnesota re-
cruiting district, Minneapolis
Miss Ellefsen has a complete log Of
WAAC information, including condi-
tons of service, pay, clothing. general
duties, enrolment qualifications, and
application blanks.
Miss Elefsen has named the follow
ing committee to assist her In enlist
ing wAAC's: Mrs. Peter Kayute, chair
man, Mrs. Harold ]. Dillon, and Mrs.
John Salminen.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
Axis Knouus Minnesota
Iron Ore to Win War

he said that:
II BELIEVE THAT THE TIDE
WILL BE TURNED so COMPLETELY
WITHIN THE NEXT u MONTHS
THAT THE WAR WILL BE WON"
Mr. Donovan said that there must be
return to the fundamental principles
of Christianity.
"One thing that is inspiring to the
people of the United States is that the
President and the Secretary Of State
are men Of God" he said.
Paying tribute TO the bravery of the
nations youth IN meeting the Axis on
the battlefield, Mr.. Donovan said.
Never let us be found claiming that
the present generation Is not equal TO
the task before It."
3. s. Richards acted as toaztmAster,
Introducing the Duluth attorney and
other numbers on the program
]. A. Rothman. ST., new president.
asked for greater cooperation from
club members In Carrying on activities
Of the organization.
Joseph Koyach, outgoing president,
declared that there should be no cur
tailment Of advertising Ely as the
summer Playground Of Nation" even
though travel is restricted by the war.
Other officers who have nov as
sumed their positions are: Jos. Klug.
first vice president; Matt vertin, sec
ond vice president, and Ray Hoefler
and George T. Somero, who both re-
tain their posts as secretary and
treasurer, respectively. The board Of
directors, which also Includes the Of
ficers, Is composed Of Alderman JOS
eph Koschak. Mr.. Kovach, Harry j.
Homer, A. J. Slabodnik, B. J. Asnew.
and N. J. Murphy.
Appearing on the entertainment pro-
gram were Edward and Frank Shepel,
fCouttuued ON Last Ra1e)
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28

EIy business men seeking recreation
after a hard days work In their stores
and offices can find it in the chess and
checker clubs now being organized by
Director Stanley Modin Of the recrea-
ton department. Young men who viii
be entering the service are also invited
To play, for the games are played ar
IDENTIFY in training camps
The first meeting IS slated for
"Wednesday of next week at 7:3o p.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
TU0 Enter, One Leaves
Duluth Training Center

Two Elyites have reported for duty
and a winton girl has completed her
training at the NYA war production
training center IN Duluth.
Edward C.. Deyak and Peter c.
Preblch, Jr., Of this city have began
taking training In welding and ma
chine shop. Miss Jean E. Brady Of
winton has completed training IN the
same branch, and is now working in
a defense plant in st. Paul.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
FORMER CITIZEN DIES.

A. ?. Thayer, at one time engaged
in the plumbing business here and
later prominently identified with the
fire department and park system OF
Virginia, died at a Virginia hospital
Saturday. He was y years Of age, ana
was born in Palms, Mich. The fun
eral was conducted Tuesday afternoon
and was in charge of the Masonic
lodge of the Queen City. Surviving are
his widow, four sons and enc daughter.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
Girls Week Scheduled
by High School, College

The sophomores, juniors and seniors
of Memorial high school and the Ely
junior college have set aside the first
week Of February as girls week"
during which the girls win be required
to perform usual masculine courtesies
Wednesday the college is holding a
movie party, and the climax Of the
week win be dance on Feb. 6 at the
Community Center
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
Mayors Proclamation to
Set Aside Feb. SIP as
Copper Week.

Junior high and grade stu
dents of the local school system
will conduct a copper scrap
drive during the week of Feb.
S TO IL.
Sponsored by the local civil
ian defense cennciPs salvage
committee, the campaign is
designed to uncover every last
piece of this valuable metal
in the Ely area.
Mayor John Kapsch win formally
proclaim the period Feb. 5-12 ~
copper scrap week here. Governor
Stasen has enlisted the entire state
In the drive by proclamation
The students who win take part are
asked to start digging" now, but NOT
TO BRING IN THEIR COLLECTIONS
UNTIL INFORMED TO Do SO BY
THEIR TEACHERS.
give the students ticket 70 free
theatre matinee IN exchange for scrap
copper turned IN.
Louis Champa, salvage committee
chairman, is working with school Of
ficials In completing arrangements for
the campaign.
Victory Aides, headed by Mrs Joseph
Fleming, are also helping out.
Al scrap copper end copper bearing
metals ebrass and bronco are urgently
needed in the war effort. Students of
the junior high and grades win COM
pose a small army whose purpose win
be to see that this area is thoroughly
eanvassed for the Important metal
A simple test "a de3e<mine II the
article is copper. brass or bronze
can be made hy drsMtpg q NE over
tie object. II the 1eolors yellow,
golden, orange. or CORNER show un
the material Is in the needed group
A color, such as white, siivery. or
gray. indicates iron. steel or aluminium.
A complete list Of suggested house
hold articles containing copper. brass
or bronze follows:
Lamps, tacks. toys, trays, hinges.
ash trays. statuettes. door knobs, door
pulls, railing.
PLAQUES, booaends. tea kettles, VEN
tilators. stair treads, urns and vases,
door handles, cuspidors. door checks,
Ieandlesticks.
Electrical fixtures, cooking pans. old
wash boilers, drinking cups, door
knockers, gauges and valves, switch
plates, hose couplings. lawn sprink-
lers, automobile radiators.
Carburetors and gears, cupboard
catches, keys and locks, bushings and
bearings, garden hose nozzles, brass
bedstesds, house numbers, weather
stripping. copper screens, radiator
valves, electric fans.
Wire from electrical cords, novelties
and souvenirs, curtain rods and rod
holders, mai box doors and frames.
on cups and oil cans, old electrical
motors. any decorative hardware, Wa
ter faucets, sink fixtures and fittings.
fireplace screens and fixtures.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
Is -LKUTENANT NOW.

Elmer r wahlberg has been grad
uated from the medical field service
school, Carlisle Barracks. Pa, and has
received second heutenantis CON-
mission in the medical administrative
corps of the army. He. and other men,
bers Of his class, left Immediately for
various posts to take over administfA-
tive duties so that medical and dental
officers can be relieved.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
NO ELY MARINES
LEAVE SOLOMONS

Evacuation Of the marine corps from
the Solomons will not affect any Of
EIy's members Of the corps, it is be-
ieved. Several Ely members Of this
branch OF the service are stationed at
undiscIosed points in the South Pacific
but none is on the Solomons, II Is
thought.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
GONE TO NEW JERSEY.

Mrs. Edward Grebenc has left for
Bayonne, N. j. TO join her husband
who is in the service and stationed
there. Since arriving there Mrs. Gre
benc has accepted a position IN a de-
Tense plant.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28

A supply of War Ration Books No.
2 arrived In Ely the first Of this
week. News services report that they
win not be issued until the first Of
March. The local war price and ra-
ton office has received no informa-
ton as to the date the books win be
given out here.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
Put. Arthur Rule Leaues
for Service In California

Pvt. Arthur Rule left Monday for
Mcclellan Field. Sacramento, Calf,
where it Is believed he win begin &C.
tive duty with the army air transport
command.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-28
Form Chess, Checker Clubs

m IN the servicemen's room at the
Community Center.
Chess instruction viii be given by
Mr.. Modin, Joe Mantel and Ralph
Mayerle. Tournaments win be con-
Quoted in March to determine the city
champs" in chess and checkers.
The clubs win meet every Wednes-
day night, so c'mon, you voulo-oe
title holders, and start warmin' up for
the tourney.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21
Znaeajnost hrvaskega pred
stavnika DIR. Vladko Maceka

LONDON, 3. junija (ONA).
- DR.. Vladimir Macek, pred
sednik Hrvaske seljacke stran-
Ike, katerem so ze nedavno
porocali, da je bill cd Nemcev
premescen Avstrijo, je bill v
teku zadnjih dveh let ze stiri-
krat silo odveden v Berlin,
kjer pa je glasom tukajsnjih
jugoslovanskih krogov odlocno
odbil tudi pod mocnim priti-
skom izvedeno prigovarjanje
nacistov, da sprejme sodelova-
ME mimi.
Oh priliki teh obiskov v Ber-
linu, je prislo do burnih prizo-
rov, katere SO sem in tia zame-
mali trenotki neznega prigovar-
janja. Ma vse nacine so skusali
Nemcl prepricati malega in CO.
katega hrvaskega voditelja, da
bo Nemtija zmagala v vojni.
Nudili SO "Neodvisni Hrvaski"
najrazlicnejse koncesije, ter mu
odkritosrcno PRIMAL, da so $
svojim sedanjim nepriljublje-
MIN pomagaeem ma Hrvaskem,
DIR. Ante Pavelicem nezadovolj-
nj.
Toda DIR. Macek je ostal neu-
klonljiv. Videti je, da ne DO nj
kdar postal njihovo orodje in
Nemci, XII so to spoznali, SO ga
poslsli njegovega posestva v
blizini Zagreba taborisee "a
politicne begunce Gradcu ma
stajerskem. -.
Tudi re ma Hrvaskem so So
vrazne oblasti neprestano me-
njavale Macekovo bivalisce. Ka.
kor nitro je MANFRED ljudstvo
zvedelo, da je Mack v blizini,
je takoj prislo do manifestacij
in naklonjenosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-21

Maksimalne Gene dolocajo v
kategoricni obliki mejo, pod ka-
tero Sc morajo stvarno gibati
Gene pri veletrgovcih in trgov-
cih ma drobno; il tega naravno
sledi, da je mogoce prodajati
nizje, kot pa maksimalni ceni,
toda nikoli visje kakor po njej.
Trgovci ma drobno, XII nina
jo v zalogi blaga cenejsih vrst,
SO dolzni prodati potrosniku po
isti maksimalni ceni enako bla-
go visje vrste.
1. Kruh, testenine, moka, riz,
fizol:.
Kruh IL enotne moke v ko-
sih po 400 G 2.3O; v kosih cd
400 do 100 6 L 2.20. - Teste-
nine IL enotne moke L 800;
psenicna moka, enotna L 2.70;
KORUNA moka, enotna L 2.2O
- Riz navadni L 2.70. -- Fl
zol L 6.
2. Ollie, Stamina, mast, suro
vo maslo:
Jedilno Ollie (olivno) L 14.7O
- Suprovo maslo L 28.4O. -
Soljena Stamina L 19. - Mas
L IT,.
! 3. Kis:
Kis 4 odst. L 6.35.
4. Mleko:
Mleko L $50; mleko konden
zirano: doza po $50 6 L 1890
doza po 385 6 L 7.55; odprt'
blago ky L 21.
5. Sladkor:
Sladkorna sipa L 8.25; kock'
L 8.35.
6. Drva in mila:
Drva: a. mehka, razzagan
franko skladisce trgovca
Ljubljani 1 stot L 1850; b
mehki reblanci ca 1 m dolgi
franko mestno skladisce L 40
q trda, razzagana L 40. -
(Na debelo: a. mehka: frank
wagon postaja Ljubljana, star
pod 4. mes. L 27.7O, mad 4 mes
= 29.7O; franko skladisce mestn
> obcine $500, Mia, enotno, Xxi
} slino 27-27 odst. ky L 40.