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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
VLADA JE ODLOCILA RACIONIRANO
PRODAJO CEVLJEV
Raconranje postane ponomocno jutri. - Danes nj
benin eevlev ma prodaj. .- Cevlje boste lahko kupli
znarnko st. II, XII je knjzici "a 4nakup kave in
sladkorja.

WASHINGTON, Z. februarJa.
- Vlada je danes nenadoma in
brez predhodnega naznanila cd
locila racioniranje eevljev. Ju-
tri Ito je danes, ker je porocilo
datirano z vcerajsnjim dnem) ,
je prepovedana vsa prodaja cev-
ljev, racioniranje pa postane We
ljavno v torek.
Vsak DO lahko kupil po tri pare
cevljev ma leto
Vsakemu clanu druzine bo do
voljeno kupiti po tri pare cev-
liev ma leto, toda clani rodbine
bodo dali lahko med seboj drug
drugemu znamke, tako da bodo
ma primer zena ali otroci kupili
vec parov, MOI ali kak drug
clan rodbine pa toliko mani.
Kaksni cevlji bodo racionirani
Nova dolocba Sc nanasa ma
vse cevlje, XII so izdelani il US
MIA in XII imajo usnjene ali kav-
cukove podplate, ne nanasa pa
Sc ma copate, ma galose in ma
cevlje "a majhne otroke, XII i,
majo mehke podplate.
Tovarnarjem cevljen DO naro'
ceno, da morajo prenehati IL
delovanjem mnogih vrst cevljev
XII MISC neobhodno potrebni.
Znamka st. II
Ko sc bo v torek pricelo raci
oniranje cevljev, boste slednje
lahko kupili znamko st. II, k
:jo innate v knjizici "a nakul
sladkorja in kave.
Ia korak je bill podvzet, Ike
je nevarnost sovraznlh podmor
mic omejila uvoz koz in ker j
potrebna tretjina vse obutve, k
jo imajo ma razpolago, nasem1
vojastvu in lend-lease dobavam
Potek znamke Is. junija
Kakor receno, DO lahko vsal
druzinski clan kupil par cevlje
vsake stiri mesece. Prva perio
da znamke st. II DO koneana Il
junija, kar pomeni, da po ter
datumu ne boste mogli vec kl
pitt to znamko cevljev.
!. Gotove izjeme
i Lokalnim racijskim odborol
!. pa bo dovoljeno izdajati posebn
certificate ali nakupna dovolj.
-inja ma primer "a nosece zensk'
zrtvam pozarov ali tatvin, ito
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
pRI(ETEk VELIkE BITKE zA
VAzNO pO5T0JANk0 R05T0V
POrOcila il Svedske naznanjajo, da Sc vrse
bitke ze notranjosti mesta.
'~> ------ l.-..
sKoRAJ YES KAvKAZ JE zE osvoBoJEN


MOSKVA, nedelja, Z. febru-
aria. - Ruske cete so danes
pridrle ma neki tocki tri mile
JUNO do Rostova, doeim je dru-
ga ruska armada z bliskovitim
udarcem k obrezju Azovskega
morja, izolirala nemske armade
ma Kavkazu.
Rusi v predmestjih Rostova
Specialni ruski komunike ma.
znanja, da je sovjetska armada
zaloputnila pred Nemci vrata,
XII vodijo il Kavkaza, ko je pri-
drla do obali Azovskega morja,
docim so druge ruske cete pri-
drle v okolico rostovskih pred.
mestij.
Nemski Dunkirk
Hitler stoji zdaj pred ogrom.
no oziroma nemogoco nalogo
da sprawl svojo celotno armada
ma Kavkazu, XII steje okoli 2OO,-
900 moz, preko Crnega morja 6
Kavkaza. To pa DO pomenilc
"a Hitlerja Dunkirk, kakrsnega
so doziveli Anglezi v Franciji
Razlika DO lie ia, da so incl
Angleji ma razpolago ladje "a
odvoz svojega vojastva, docin
jih Hitler nina.
Zavzetje Batajska
: Ruske komunike naznanja, de-
so ruske cete pridrle v rostov
sko predmestje Batajsk, kate
rega SO z naskokom zavzele.
Druge ruske armade so "a
vzele Balaklejo, cemer so pri
Sic v blizino 43 mill do Har
kova, industrijskega centrs
Ukraine, katero mesto pomen
Rusiji to, kar pomeni Pitts
burgh v Pennsylvania "a Ze
dinjene drzave.
IzOliranje nemSkih armad
Rusi so presekali vsa pota il
zelezniske zveze nemSki armad
v Krasnodaru in Novorosisku
veliki pomorski bazi ma Kav
kazu, ko so prevalili tekom svo
je ofenzive 375 mill cd crte, k
so jo imeli zasedeno Nemci.
Ruski bulletin dalje naznanja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08

|da so bill vsi nemski protina-
padi odbiti, da je bio pobitih in
zajetih stotine Nemcev in "a
plenjene velike zaloge vojnega
materiala.
Strt odpor ma levem bregu
DOna
MOSVA, ponedeljek, 8. febru-
aria. - Sovjetski specialni ko-
munike naznanja, da so ruske
cete pridrle do Rostova cd juga
ko so likvidirale zadnji odpor
ma levem bregu Dona, in da sc
nadaljujejo ruski uspehi ma treh
drugih frontah.
Rusi so zaceli obstreljevati
Rostov S svojimi tezkimi topo.
vi.
Rusi v Rostovu?
IL svedske pa naznanjajo, da
je moskovski radio javil: "Rus.
Ike cete so prekoracile Don ter
Sc vrse zdaj ze srditi boji v no,
tranjosti Rostova."
Druge ruske cete so zavzele
kraj Fatez, XII lezi 35 mill Sc
vernozapadno cd Kurska, ter sc
prerezale cesto med Kurskom ir
Orion in z naskokom zavzele
kraj Gostecevo, da prerezejo ze
leznisko progo med Belgorodon
in Kurskom.
Ruske kolone prodirajo tud
globoko v Ukrajini, kjer je pre-
sla v njihovo oblast celia vrsts
krajev.
! OsvObOditev KavkaZa
Danes je osvobojen tako re
koc re YES Kavkaz. Nemci sc ii
See sedaj samo Sc v Novorosis
kG in Krasnodaru, kjer pa jill
caka ista usoda kakor INFLOW
tovarise v Stalingradu.
Casopis "Pravda" poroca, d;
MISC vozniki trukov, XII so vozil
izstrelke "a rusko artilerijo il
druge potrebscine armadam, k
prodirajo proti Rostovu, po We
noci zatisnili ocesa, ker so s
nahajali neprestano oh vodih nj
avtih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
LETALSKA NESRECA; ID
OSEB UBITIH

GREESVILLE, S. G., 6. fe-
bruarja. Vojaske oblasti ma
znanjajo, da je bilo ubitih IA
.moz, ko sta vceraj popoldne
trescila dvanajst mill JUNO Cd
|NeWberry, S. G., diva vojaska
bombnika.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
Krizzeva pot slovenskega naroda

Blejc Andrea; KAMNIK: Hri-
bar w., Kobilsek oze, Mrak FIR;
sKOFJA LOKA: Fibijas Mar
(Nadaljevanje ma 3. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
DrZen maneyer ameriSkega
vojastva

vojastva
WASHINGTON, 7. februarja.
-Ameriske cete SO prodrle 40
do so mill dalec skozi goste
dzungle in preko 5000 cevljev
visokega pogorja ma Guadalca-
nalu ter prisle Japoncem OBJ box,
ne da bi slednji slutili ia ma
never.
Boji v severni Afriki
LONDON, 7. februarja. -
Zavezniska letalska sila napada
kljub slabemu vremenu cete osi-
Sea, docim sc s. armada gene
rala Montgomeryja pripravlja,
da zada Rommelovim cetam
smrtni udarec.
Komunike francoskega glav-
mega stana naznanja, da je bill
odbit nemski napad pri Kef Ell
Arali.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08

Kupujte vojne bonde in vojno- varce-
valne znamke, da bo 6imprei poraSeno
osisGe in vse, kar ono pretistavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
Knltura
MIadinski zbOr "Skrjancki"

MIadlnSM ZbOr "SkrJanckI
Nocoj oh Z. uri Sc vrsi seja
starsev mladinskega zbora 'skr-
jancki" v Slovenskem drustve-
mem domu ma Recher Ave. Star.
81 SO vabljeni, da Sc v polnem
Stevilu udeleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
Seia Demokratskega kluba

Redna seja Slovenskega de-
mokratskega kluba v Euclidu
Sc vrsi tocno OBJ 8. uri zvecer v
navadnih prostorih, jutri v to-
rex, dne 9. februarja. clani in
clanice SO vabljeni, da pridejo
in pripeljejo seboj move clane.
Letos SO vazne volitve in po-
trebno je, da je klub priprav-
lien.
K Ietalskemu zboru
Dne 80. januarja je odsel k
letalcem Edwin Pakish, sin Mr..
in Mrs. Anton Pakish, 1854 e.
II st. Njegov naslov je: Pvt.
Edwin Pakish, Flight s, 4 O0
Tee. Sch. So, Keesler Field,
Miss. zelimo mu srecen povra-
tick! h
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
Nov grob

Danes zjutraj Oh 1:3O uri je
preminil "a srcno hibo rojak
Frank Drcar, stanujoc ma 7201
Hecker Ave. Star je bill 65 let.
Tu zapusca soprogo, stiri sino.
We in dive hceri. Podrobnosti bo-
mo porocali jutri. Pogreb oskr.
buje Grdinov pogrebni zavod.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08
Rojak podlegel opeklinam

Vceraj zjutraj je pricelo 60
reti v kleti hise rojaka Josepha
Hocevarja, ma 1882 E. 81 st. Ko
je Sci Hocevar V klet, da bi po-
gasil ogenj, ga je dim preobvla-
dal in Sc je zgrudil pri fornezu.
Dobil je tako nude opekline po
obrazu in zivotu, da jim je oh
6:15 uri zjutarj podlegel v Mt.
Sinai bolnisnici.
Pokojni Hocevar je bill p. d.
znan kot Ratenski Joze ter je
bill star SO let. Donna je bill il va
81 Kamin vrh, fara Ambrus, od-
koder je prisel Cleveland pred
"A. lett. Zadnje leto je bill boil
rahlega zdravja. Tukaj zapusca
zalujoco soprogo Mary, rojenc
Novak, stiri sinove: Josepha
Jamesa, Williama in Franka,
hceri Emmo Suderman in Jo'
sephino Lukas, pastorka Mary
Hocevar in Pfc Joseph Kaste
lee, sestro Frances in brata sJa
mesa. Zadnjih % let je bill "a
poslen pri White Motor Co. Bi
.je clan drustva Dvor Baraga st
1917 O. o. of F. Pogreb Sc bt
vrsil v cetrtek zjutraj OBJ 9:3(
uri v 'cerkev sv. Vida il Zakraj
skovega pogreznega zavoda
6O16 st. Clair Ave. in ma poko
palisce Calvary. Bodi mu ohra
njen blag spomin, preostali dru
zini pa nase sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-08

Lokalnim racijskim odborom
pa DO dovoljeno izdajati posebne
certificate ali nakupna dovolje.
MIA ma primer "a nosece zenske
zrtvam pozarov ali tatvin, it'd.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

it right, it's money for jam. A piece
of cake. Say you've picked up
German bombers over the Estuary
and are tagging along. Well, when
the first man in gets near the field,
on come the lights, bright and
snappy. A white beam springs out
up wind for about couple OF miles,
with red lights cutting across it at
intervals. They tell the Hun how
close he's getting to where he has to
touch down. All you have to do is to
wait until the Hun gets to that last
red line, dive on him and blow him
to bits. One fellow knocked over
three at one go. The Mosquito can
hand it out. Four cannon; four ma
chine guns.
The Germans started the In
truder game. 1t was their idea.
(They don't send Intruders over
here now. Their losses were too
heavy sorry can't tell you why)
We've improved it lot in the last
two years. though Instead of the
old Blenheims, for one thing, we've
now got Mosquitoes. B aufghters,
Evening star., 1943-10-31

The secrets of
this phenomenally
successful fighting
unit are still closely
guarded. but the
Air Ministry had
loosened up enough
to permit me to
interview this ace
wing commander
on the work of the
Intruders.
The Mosquito
h as got every
thing he said.
:It'S a linton
Evening star., 1943-10-31

of a railway or a river. We're out
most nights. We can manage almost
any sort of weather you can fly in
by day.
Every hostile aircraft setting out
to attack this country is plotted in
Operations Room at Fighter Com
mand. From the moment the
plane is picked up, it's on the
board until we've knocked it
down or it's got back to it's base.
Operations may ring through, for
instance, to our station here and say
that three Huns have left their base
in Northern France and are headed
for the Thames Estuary. Right Our
fellows get off this field timed to get
in amongst them when they run for
Evening star., 1943-10-31

home.
"If you get over
an enemy base too
soon, after a few
minutes the Hun
knows it's you and
he shuts up shop,
signaling his boys
to make landings
at an alternative
base. If you get
there a few minutes
too late you'll see
the lights 60 off for
the night.
But if you time
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Allied night flyers
learn TO see without
liqht. Ask the Nazis!

. 0E WAS a small man, but tough
and sinewy, and he spoke
with a curious detachment A
ouarter-moon rode low in the sky,
and looming against the velvet dark
ness of this Secret List Airfield in the
heart of England were the shapes of
half a dozen RAF Mosquitoes -
twin-engined. woodruff machines,
faster than anything the Luftwaffe
can put in the air. possibly the fast
est operational aircraft in the world.
Evening star., 1943-10-31


show, and they must have crossed it
with a carrier pigeon, for you can
leave it alone and it finds its own
way home
They tell me-" | pointed out,
that you fellows make habit of
tagging along with German night
bombers when they return to their
bases - those that do - and that
when you get there you turn nasty
and shoot them up as they 60 in to
land. And that you know their bases
as we'll as they do themselves.
Familiar BlAckness
1OrS of our fellows know France
and Belgium and Holland like the
back of their hands," he admitted.
After all, some of us have been on
the job for two and half years.
You can find your way about your
own bedroom in the dark. can't you?
It's like that in the air. You get
to feel your way around.' he said.
Quarter moon is best. There's just
enough light to make out the shape
OF hill here and there. or the line
Evening star., 1943-10-31

Typhoons and Whirlwinds on the
job - and a whole host of other
things | can't talk to you about.
''As we improve our technique the
Hun improves his own tricks. If the
Hun downstairs gets at all sus-
picious he radios his ships to land
at an alternative airfeld. Well, that's
an easy one We know their fields
as we'll as they do = better. We
generally have one of our fellows
sitting over the alternative field, so
they have to have alternative
alternative fields, and a good few
of our successes have been Huns that
simply couldn't get in anywhere at
all before their juice ran out.
Mosquitoes That Sting
lHEY don't like Mosquitoes at all.
Their fighters can burst themselves
trying to get into range of us and
then we can push everything forward
and walk away. He concentrates a
lot of fax against us and certainly
lets fly when he imagines we're
somewhere around - and the Staff
fellows say that this alone makes our
Job worth while. Antiaircraft artil-
lery is one of the things the Germans
can't spare at the moment.
The Low Countries are good for
night-fying - there are so many
waterways. The blackout over
France is very poor. | think the
people do it on purpose to help us.
Steam from engines shows up very
we'll. We do a lot of train-busting,
as you know And there are other
jobs. When our big raids go out
We go and sit over the Huns
fighter fields. He doesn't care
much about coming up when he
knows we are there to knock him
off as e'tries to get off the field.
The Americans? Oh, yes. They're
getting all our technique. They've
been trying it out over Italy by all
accounts. The handicap today is
that the Hun only sends his planes
over in twos and threes. For the big
raids he has to keep his lights on,
and that's jam for us, but with only
half dozen out he can snap on his
lights and whisk his bombers in just
like that!
We'll, l must be getting along
now" the Wing Commander said.
See you when get in
al lAc0T
Evening star., 1943-10-31

;. II ny face Issks rs6aat, it's partly
love-but mostly Woodbury." says
Evana. Mild Woodbury. Soap helps re-
move flaky skin particles; helps freshen
the murky, too-oily skin.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

1. "Fw IL skh yeu I'm b tsseh," try
Woodbury.. Let this famous soap I'M
cover the glamour in your complexion,
as it has for Americas loveliest girls.
Only lOt cake.
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Trade Board Groups Hear
Talk on AIcan Hiqhwav

Pictures and the story of the
Alcan highway. which was built
through 1,670 miles of uncharted
territory in four months, were pre-
sented before a meeting of five
committees of the transportation
section OF the Board of Trade yes
terday in the Hotel Harrington.
E. w. Richardson of Chicago, ed
1tor OF the Engineering News-Record
and Construction Methods, was the
speaker. He was introduced by Paul
Wooton, president of the White
House Correspondents Association.
Board of Trade committees COM
blnlng for the luncheon meeting
were those on traffic, highways,
aviation, rivers and harbors and
public utilities and transportat
Evening star., 1943-04-20
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
1943.-Notice is hereby given that the
following persons have applied for licenses
Under the District of Columbia Alcoholic
beverage Control Act, and that protests
Will be received on or before April 27,
1913 at 9;15 AM, in Room No. 225, Dis
trlet Building, after which date time
Will be set for public hearing of such
protests: %, Ida Grant and Bloomah
Grant; TIA J. B. Sounds Market. retailer S
Rachel Wolf and John Wolf, TIA Wolf S
Market, retailers b" l1O1 4th Street
Ne; 1878, David Shapiro, retailers b"
l923 Lincoln Rd. NE. THOMAS ELLIS
LODGE. AGNES K. MASON. WILLIAM p
MEREDITH, Alcoholic Beverage Control
6OarO.
Evening star., 1943-04-20
HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
MAN CLERK. FOR CHAIN
DRUGSTORE, HOURS 5 TO
10 PM. APPLY lib G ST.
NV.
ARMOUR & co. have OPEN
ing for boners. Good salary.
Apply in person to Mr.. Fore
man, sol 18th st. s.w.
Evening star., 1943-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any other person than
myself. JOHN C. MIHM, 631 Pa. ave NV
20.
HEREAFTER I WILL NOT BE RESPONSE
BILE for any Indebtedness contracted by any
one but myself. GEORGE G. RICE, 221
Evening star., 1943-04-20
HELP MEN.
ACCOUNTANT WANTED

experienced accountant to supervise ac-
counting department and general office of
essential Baltimore foods manufacturer
State experience, age draft status and
MAN (WHITE), EXPERT
ENCED IN TRUCKING AND
WAREHOUSING; SPLEN-
DID OPPORTUNITY IN ES-
SENTIAL INDUSTRY FOR
RIGHT MAN. APPLY FOR
A P DIN T MENT, NORTH
1872.
PHARMACIST FOR CHAIN
DRUGSTORE; SIS A WEEK
GUARANTEED. BOX 7-R.
STAR.
GROCERY CLERK, S45 wk.;
must be dependable; good
hours. Apply 2516 Columbia
pike.
PHOTOGRAPH PRINTERS
Needed at once Excellent salary for
experienced contact and projection print
ers: Call EN-. O2OO,
Underwood & Underwood.
Evening star., 1943-04-20

COLORED MAN.
RELIABLE FAMILY MAN
FOR GENERAL RESTAU-
RANT WORK, NIGHTS.
GOOD PAY TO RIGHT MAN.
PERMANENT. APPLY MAN.
AGER, 1905 E ST. NV.
M E Ms ALES ESMEN FOR
CHAIN DRUGSTORE; EX-
PERIENCE NOT NECES-
SARY; $35 A WK. APPLY
1113 G ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-04-20

DELIVERY TRUCK HELPERS experience
not necessary: good salary and plea Mt
working conditions. Apply personnel office,
Evening star., 1943-04-20

BELLBOY, houseman, waiter
and bus boy, all colored. Ap-
ply 1923 22nd st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-04-20

ELEVATOR OPERATOR, midnight shift,
s hours. Apply Janitor, Stanley Arms Apt
Evening star., 1943-04-20

ELEVATOR OPERATORS, must be reliable
and sober. Apply resident manager, The
Cambridge, a2l 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1943-04-20

DRIVERS and servicemen (2), draft de-
ferred, for permanent position; age limit
- to 80 yrs pleasant working condi-
tlonS; GOOD salary to start. Apply to
manager So st NV
Evening star., 1943-04-20

ELEVATOR OPERATOR. white Office bldg:
nlghtWork, 6-day week: experience not
necessary: salary, S97.5 month Cali
Me O35O, between and ;, for interview.
Evening star., 1943-04-20

DlSHWASHER, 5 weekday evenings, and
III day sundays starting at l pm: Sl4
] GA Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1943-04-20

COOK, first-class. no other need apply
salary, $40 per week or better Interview,
: to daily. The Stables, 2622 st. NV
Evening star., 1943-04-20

DRIVER, white, for linen supply Apply
% L st. Sc, District Linen Service Co.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, with permit and
houseman colored; good hours, / dav off
2 week. good salary. Apply 10 housekeeper,
Evening star., 1943-04-20
APPLY WEEKDAY MORNINGS.

CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
36th and Prospect Ave. NV, GEORGETOWN
Route No. 20 Cabin John Streetcar.
PLEASE DO NOT PHONE
Evening star., 1943-04-20

COUNTERMAN, experienced; g DAYS a
week, good hours and good pay Apply
l3n3 H 81. NV. bet Ii and .
Evening star., 1943-04-20
MEN WANTED.

N14N w AIN GD,
Ages 1850, to take fare-box readings and
handle fare boxes; no figuring or expert
ence necessary; no money to handle; must
have a legible handwriting and be active
physically, as work requires climbing IN
and out of buses and Streetcars. An alb
solutely clear record of past employment
essential: 54-hour: 6-day week, from q
pm. to 2 am; $40 per month to start
with automatic increases.
Evening star., 1943-04-20

APPLICATORS, for roofing and asbestos
siding: we need 400 men. If you own
your own equipment We have an excep-
de9aas tionaas good nr proposition IN Men on other
Roofing Co., Md. Bldg, Hyattsville. WA
l1l6.
Evening star., 1943-04-20

D1SHWASHER. colored; good working con-
ditlons. Apply Spot Barbecue 9th and D
Evening star., 1943-04-20

AUTO or truck mechanics wanted! We
oher as fine working conditions and a.
nigh pay as anywhere in WASHINGTON, If
YOU do not consider yourself finished
mechanic but have had mechanical eXpe-
rlence come in and see us anyway. We
will give you the training necessary to
make YOU top-fieht mechanic Ask for
Mr.. Runion, Trew Motor Co, 14th and
SITS. NV. or call Decatur 1910 for appoint
Est
Evening star., 1943-04-20

COUNTERMAN, who can also work as
walter. Night work. Sundays off. Apply
Dlkeman s. 600 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1943-04-20

Ages 45 to 65. in good health, active and
able to stand several hours at time:
good moral character and clear record of
past employment essential; steady work
6-day, 4S-hour week; Sl3O per month to
start.
Evening star., 1943-04-20
ALSO
CASHIERS

Ages 45 to so, active and accustomed to
standing several hours at a time; clear
record essential; must have good vision.
accuracy at figures and legble handwrit-
ing full-time evening. shift, 6-day. "a
hour week: steady work. paying $50 per
Evening star., 1943-04-20
HELP MEN (cont,). .

MAN, young, light colored, to make ham
burgers: must be neat fast and draft
exempt: some restaurant experience neces.
sary: night work. good pay. Apply 4O4
9th St NV
Evening star., 1943-04-20

EXP PERIENCED MAN, for parts depart
ment of the TREW, MOTOR COMPANY.
Good salary and working conditions. Will
consider man with limited experience
See Mr.. o Rourke, mgr parts dept, Trew
Motor Co, "11l 1ith ST. NV, or call
Decatur 1914
Evening star., 1943-10-02
Lodging House Ruling
Reversed on Appeal

The Municipal Court of Appeals
today reversed a lower court de-
cision which awarded the owner of a
rooming house judgment OF possess
sion against the proprietor on the
grounds f1re-escape regulations were
being violated.
In reversing the verdict, which
was in favor of I. E. Shoemaker,
owner Of building at 2l17 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV, the appellate court
said the temporary modification OF
the regulations after the trial
judges finding entitled the operator
OF the house to a new trial.
At the original trial, the lower
court agreed with Mr. Shoemaker's
contention that the building was
being operated by Mrs. Phyllis Cosby
in violation of the law which pro-
vided that in cases where more than
10 tenants reside above the first
floor, fire escapes must be erected.
He charged that Mrs. Cosby was
violating an obligation of her ten
ancy by renting rooms to more per-
sons than permitted by the act.
The appellate court, however,
called attention to the modified
code announced by the Commits
sioners last May. The Commits
sioners ruled that during the period
of existing emergency and not to
exceed six months thereafter exist
ing exits shall be considered as suffi-
cient and suitable means of epress
and no fire protective appliances
will be required"
The opinion was written by Judge
Nathan Cayton and was concurred
IN by Judges Andrew Hood and Will
liam Richardson.