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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Fox Has
Another
.Dalcn' Debut
By CHARLES GENTRY

II THERE'S a sound more I'M
pleasant than a dentists drill its
the phrase ! told you SO, hut
we're going 20 risk your annoy
ance and collect that bet we made
last week that dawn premiereS
would become a regular thing al
the Fox Theater
Yes. the response 10 the open
ing OF Commands Strike at
Dawn" was so terrific that this
theater is dong a repeat Friday
morning az m. with the open
ING OF The immortal Sergeant
for war workers 10 see first
This is the film version Of John
Brophy'S novel about four fighters
lost in the desert. their heroic
stand and their return TO their
base.
This film which stars Henry
Fonda, Thomas Mitchell and
Maureen OHara, is one of the
first about the African campaign
and also has Reginald Gardiner,
Allyn JoSlyn. Melville Cooper and
a large supporting cast.
REGULAR POLICY:
II the thousands who wrote let
tiers and called the Fox Theater
requesting that this house con-
time their Wee-small-hour OPEN
ing. turn out for this one, dawn
premieres" for workers on the
swing shift will become a regular
part of the Fox policy.
II may also happen in the other
theaters, for literally thousands of
workers are getting a chance 10
see a movie. a recreation that has
been denied them prior 10 this
time.
Think of il. for the first time
in film history, hordes will wake
up screening!
SUCCESS AT RANDOM
THE UNITED ARTISTS starts
its fourth week of Random
Harvest. the James Hit n
romance having reaped a terrific
crop at the box office.
II seems that not only is Greer
Carson an established favorite. but
the fans like the combination OF
Greer and Ronald Colman. who
gives one Of his best performances
In this picture,
Surely the response is great
enough so that they don't have TO
go on and advertise La Carson as
. LEGS" Carson.
TOO MORE FOLLOWERS
STAR SPANGLED RHYTHM
and "Hitler's Children's' both
have hit the jackpot. too, because
both will be held over for another
week starting Friday.
The all-Paramount-star musical
at the Michigan is one OF the big
gest musical draws this studio has
turned out and may set the pace
for other Glamor combines in The
future. if they can whip up enough
scenarios 10 introduce all the big
talent al one time.
FOR A GOOD CAUSE
YOU PERHAPS know that Gail
Patrick, the dark-haired siren OF
the screen and smoothie Gene
Lockhart whose unctuous ways on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Yule Jinx

.lnXcs don't take holidays and
The une that has been following
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller, 1910
STANLEY. for tho last Is months
Was working overtime Christmas.
Miller a DSR employe, was IN
Receiving Hospital with a COM
pound fracture OF the LETT leg and
a fractured Skuil.whlle Mrs Miller
was IN bed with flu
Eighteen months ago Miller
hurt ms knee while driving a city
bus and was laid up several weeks
As Miller recovered Mrs Miller
was sent 20 the Mayo Clinic in
Rochester. Mimi where her left
HtHt -teH> HfaPtttated
Last week she was stricken III
and forced 10 bed
Friday morning AS Miller left
home for work ne was struck by
a'car. suffering the new injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

RIV0I A-Cadillac-t Forest PL. -,
"'VLn Open i2.45 Park ~
Claudetie Colbert 80 Proudly Me Hall"
They Gol Me Covered - with Rob Hope
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

pIVJEp A-Grand RiVer-Joy Rd. Oh. t3sis
~ iiLhh Don Am4che, Gene Tierney IN
Heaven Gan Watt Plus Pat oBnsn.
Anne Shirley, X, Scott In "Bonibardi~.,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

P0CERo-S6ts West Warren UN. i-o7ss
"O"N"o MY Friend Flieks."
Presenting Lily Mars" Judy Garland.
Plus youth In Crisis"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
pR0 JIpTOWN-woodw'd-s-Mi. TO. $4,000

hhV VI iVHN open II Noon Heaven
Can Wait" Don Ameche. Gene Ternsy
The BumbaTdier." with Randy Scott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
KINGS SUGGESTION

Nelson has given as an oS-
tonSiblc reason the clam that the
Stecle9dVISOrY committees already
is nicely balanced.
But King and McCarran pointed
ont lt-caH4a+nS- tlNa-r ppre@el4 ! y - +NeS
each of United States Steel and
Republic Steel, and insisted that
thus represented no nice balance
what sOeVer.
Replacement Of the second
representative Of each eastern
company with "A man-fr0m- the
struggling western steel indus
try would be lot nicer" King
suggested.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Nelson Refuses
To Put Kaiser
Man on Board
WPB Chief Is Accused
OF Failure 10 Give Far
West Representation
II, RAY RICHARDS
Detroit Time. Washington Bur,su

WASHING TON. Dec. IS
Worry that the far west IS being
deliberately jockoyed into ruin
Gus postwar position by competi-
tive oastcrn industrial interests
was heightened today when II
bcramo known that WPB Di-
rector Nelson has rejected a
proposal from the Henry Kaiser
interests Tor 5T Toast one West
Coast representative on the WPB
steel industry advisory board
The board is the acknowledged
dictator of a major part Of WPB
heavy industry control and con-
SlsfS of 10 representatives Of
EXCLUSIVELY eastern steel con-
Germs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
SEEK NEW BOARD

Informed of Nelson's act by
Chad Calhoun. Henry Kaiser &
to vice president At Oakland
Cal. Rcp, Cecil r, King. Cali
fornla Democrat, took off for the
West Coast by alrplane for his
holiday visit al home with the
announcement -WeHld start
conferences with West coast m
du>tuaists at Los Angeles Mon
day
one subject Of discussion with
Calhoun and others King indi-
Gated will be prospects for
congressional creation of a special
national war industrial recon-
version board.
King SAID that With the recon-
Venng of Congress. he viii request
the newly created steel deCentrali-
zatlon ComnNttee Of the Senate
headed by Senator Pat McCarran,
Nevada Democrat TO summon
Nelson 10 explain the real
reason % for the rejection of the
Kaiser request
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b,azcd on her hand "J.r. ,ac,
around. iou just didn't happen to
De here. but I'm here ROW. aren't 7
or am |. Buny?" lie tossed n
grim at the boy now. a grin of per-
| rect Com2dCship "a if he and
BuiiN. being men. had much moro
in common than they could share
with any woman.
| Yes. You are here" the boy re-
turned. smiling bavl; with a smile
/ ihat seemed to say that that being
=. made everything all right. WHY
! % You call Karen 'aunty >" he
asked. "Shc is not your aunt also,
! il She"
y 5 : game he plays" Karen put
IN swiftly. with a malicious grin all
her OWN. Martin always has called
me names. Some not too rompli-
mcH,ary. And even though no
promised not Ia continue To do it,"
surely you don't object To a pet
Ham"?" Martin SHOOT; his head us
Ii there We're no pleasing Il woman,
ever. 'hunt%' is very complimcr-
49, - '''''-' ~ N'H N'It ihJ AUNT.
as WEI as i;nlry'S. we could br
i%olhrrS without any further ar
:dn@rm'nt."
"G"o'!y." Buny clappcd his
hands and borrowed on" of thr
"tAn% words he h:,d picked up.
ntn$. ~ from Martin.
'' c"'Ir;".' kIrcn'S tone was n
h'I ';.'Ir. that only makes IN,
about l'i'- Sc" 10 or 81. You ami
i.l''iF c"lii! hr brothers by some
"''t.' means. IL seems - ne"
We n'"hl al b" cnu*inf." Mar
I'm vas n"t to be d.tmtcL. "How
""''ii lh;t he. CIV" And rcmom.
,'r. yen maze to have a heart. ever.
II II - $tron" and "vttlrd. ! can;
''l you h"n"y "urli!r.' or 'babi.
mac. or any SUCH rndcarinC by
hIi'ilr.
Paul calls her DARING" Bufrv
offered. his eyes crave again. h
dsd rot quite understand all TIL.
%raWn-np nonsense. hut Karen haI
said II W&i Il sort "f came. too.
I d'dn't suppose ti2rc was any
th'n& wrong with my given name"
Karen 'ntcrposc hastily. fcclin;
that t"ll-taie color mount he:
checks.
Il stand rcbuE@d." Martin said
almost AS swiftly, his grin begging
forgiveness now. He said. changin"
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CHAPTER; TWENTY-oNE

CHATTER T\NENTY-ONE
WHEN TIE child burst on, cry
ing. which was So unlike him tina,
haren was instantly alarmed. sh,
forgot all the thoughts that hn,
Deen bothering her. She knew bet
ter now than TO gather that it'll,
shai;ing body, flung face down.
Ward, into her arms. That wou,,
only cause Buffy to cry harder. no.
help him to master his sobs II
would make him ashamed after.
ward that he had Hivcn into them
even before Karen.
SO without touching him. NJ.
though her arms achcI to do so
Karen SAID. That's oliay. Eufv. \
good cry does Il fellow good now
and thcr. But suppose. when Won
can, you tell me .vhat lis all
about?" He had said hat he did
not want to go up in paura plono
SO that must be behind il. Oh. Yes
she had told the child that thc
plane he had heard overhead might
nave been l'aurS. But nothing had
Deen sail. as far as Karen Encv.
about BlIiry'S %oing uD in il. Surely.
iaiil had not mentioned such y
thlng to the boy. not when Karen
naa been careful to warn him that
the boy must he given plenty of
tinie, not pressed or hurried ulour
:his line Of fear.
II cannot tell vou," EuTy
managed. his head still ayyrtcI IA.
little body still shaking. though its
tremorS We're gradually Silbsidinr.
You mean you would rather
not. Karen supposed she ought not
press him with this then. either
On, dear. boys We're so different
from little girls. Having To pretend,
ut such an early age. ,hat n bumpcd
Knee did not hurt. that tears. and
even confession, were Weaknesses
Maybe that was the way il had TO
be since they had to grow up to be
men, especially now in a world
where men seemed TO have reverted
10 the brutal ages where force
welded its ugly sword over the
weak and the just. II Buffy had
been little girl it would have been
easier for Karen. She could not he
expected TO understand boys we'll
as Marty and even her father did.
After Il little wait Karen tried
again. You know. Buffy. you need
not do anything You don't want TO.
IKE going up in Il plane, for in
stance. AS for that, I expect some
uay you will want to try it, since
IL lots OF fun. All the houses and
the people in the streets and the
automobiles. they look like tiny.
cut-out ones that 4 little boy or
girl could play with. And the coun-
try, it looks just like that big man
hung in the nursery. with little
ribbons of rivers and GRUMPY
raised places for mountains and
hills, Maybe, some day. 20, and I
VIII go IN in n plane together. How
would that be?
Buffy's body was not shaking
now. 1t had quoted as he listened.
He still did not turn his head. his
voice was mufilcd, but he said, 81
guess that that might be all right
maybe" Then after another little
silence, he added, Gould rot Marty
go with us, also, please ?" He did
not add that then he might be will
ing. but his tone implied it.
Karen smiled. She said, 1T guess
we might be able TO arrange that.
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WI see. Eat I'm talking abou,
ao'''e Gay. BWify. not rieh, away.'
',hiuS request showed how
'NoH2iy Martin had wen him. with.
ou' Inc tic tia: Karen had. OF. nc,r.
~ SO much effort. Martin had come
over. as lie had promised. To sncv
S"h% now TO sal, the boat: he had
come over to play with the boy nj
IS'ous times. but usually he had
'inleo these visits when Bury WAS
WIN someone else. Cousin Ellen,
o"hC'' inc colo"ci girl BETSY. rather
Hlah with Karen. At least .l,. .,,e.
way. ''''''
1 like Marty" the little boy Of
icrcd now. rolling over part way on
ms side. Karen thought. with Il
p'l% ol gratitude. how: much better
nc looked already. his body round.
ing ont ana tinted y warm ccppcr,.
IAN, thanks to the sun and thcsc
hours On their lovely beach. II wish
mat Marty could he my brother.
harcn. Do you suppose that that
'"'ilt b" arranged also, please ,"
don't know why not" another
voice answered from in Ercl nf
h"th of them. so that both Karen
anu the hoy jumped. The chilli with
such delight that almost an ;,.,r.c
I'll hiS recent cmuti.hnI ur'lcnyal
vanished. Karen. taken un.:y.rr.;
| nut pleased. too. pl,i,n.hr,l tn he
h$piriird NJ being started. for il
vas Martin VIII" hJI. ru.po"n,v. rn
count. cr"pt up oh :ir.n tn sur
prise them.
people die from heart railurc
WITCH %"Alrn:l" comes on them and
says 'l'no!" Karen rcprovcd. hui,
hcr welcoming smile suitcncd il a
DIT. Her own heart Wiz pounding as
II size had been running fast.
Your heart is much too strrrc
ana set for that" He "avc her ms
Wide grin that held diSapproval OF
4 heart like that.
Il did not hear YOU say Poo"
ButIy was sitting up now, ham,
ciaSpcd about his knees, his g,ri-
Gus little face cleaning with inter
est. That was why he liked Marty
so much; he never did thir"S lil;,
other people; lie made a game OF
everything. and yet he treated Won
as If You were almost grown IN be-
sides.
Il didn't say Boo'." Marty cx-
planned, throwing his long lrn-th
down on the sand beside them
squirting his eyes against tho sun.
Il just looked it. Won know: it's mr..
face" He proceeded To scraw his
entire face IN III such IA gii,uacc
that it sent Euffy of into delighted
squcals of laughter. 1T scarcs pcn-
pie when it takes them unaware.
I'm sorry, aunty. diHn't mean to
scare you. honest"
Karen did not care If he scarrI
the daylight ont OF her as long -
he could max" .Bufiv LAUGH lilk,
that. AS usual. Martin had man
aged 20 square himself. Eut sic
would not let him know that. She
said, Maybe if You did it moro
often ia get used to it. It's been
quite long time since I've seen
you. mister. l did not suppose there
was anything or anyone YOU were
afraid OF. but / might be lei 20 DO
licve as much by the evidence"
mot any more" Marty returned.
his eyes Going instantly and sigq:i-
ficantly 10 the big diamond tina,
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Doctors Wary of New Cure-.A!Is

of the most eminent medical men
of the country. lie undoubtedly
had good success with it in his
cases. But it Hoped Numerically
when put up against largc-Scale
operations.
The harm done by sensational
article can be estimated by cons d..
ering Il patient who has cancer ANA
follows Il new Will-o-thc-Wisp
cure. meanwhile ncglccting the
good solid methods of treatment
that might have brought cure
ncgiccting them until it is too late.
Article on Pcnicillin
An announcement about which
hopeful but cautious attitude
should be held is that on pcncillin
in LIFE for May 9th. Pcnciliin
is a mold for which ii is claimed
it is Il gcrm-killimg agent. better
than the sulfa drugs and cifcctiv,
against diseases which do not Weld
to them. Among scientific Jour
''T VIZ isHSiiSll lS.tNIF recon-
mcnds ii, the American Medical
Association simply says it is not
yet available for general use.
The AMERICAN MERCURY
follows its record of printing re-
liable and non-sensational ar
ticlcs. with two in the June num-
her: Medical Miracles on the Bat
tlciicldS" and Climate Makes the
Man." The former is the more
timely, but DIR. Mills in his views
on climate points something ctcr-
nal for mans benefit.
He has cogent reason for be-
lievine hat the middle parts of the
United States afford man the best
climate for the utmost vi:ror and
vitality. 1t extends even to ami
mails. Hogs which reach the 200
pound slaughter size in six or
seven months in Iowa and Illinois,
take fifteen months in Panama"
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rently in the weekly and monthly
magazines.
The publication of such articles
has become Il growing feature and
is presumably based Oh demand
from the reading public.
Some of the articles are very
good, some are bad. The worst are
those which have the fault Of SON
sationalism. Which is, in effect.
holding out promises tina, can't be
kept.
The practicing physician has
learned that any new form of
diagnosis or treatment must 90
through n process of trial before
it can be assessed. For every 20
methods that are enthusiastically
recommended, we are lucky if one
is found valuable enough TO retain.
Large Scale Tests Necessary
The advocates of the method
may be perfectly sincere: they
have been working in a laboratory
and found some results are strik-
ing and feel they must have uni
versal application. Or they have
had some initial success with a
method of treatment, and their en-
thusiasm CLOSES over the failures.
But in wide, actual trial it does not
stand up.
An example of this was the i'd
vocacy of mercurochrome for all
blood infections. an event of the
last war. 1t was sponsored by one
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-02

Dir. Clendcning will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only Through
bis column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-02
Wife Presaryers

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-02
BY LOGAN CLENDENlNG. Md.

AM STARTING herewith a
new feature in this column which
is q review OF the articles ON mcti-
cal subjects which come on; chr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-30
MLADA BREDA
POVEST
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ

"Kaj pravi Lipe?' je vprasa-
la hlastno Anica.
"Kaj pravi! zalosten je. Pa
kaj maj recem, sal je grozno na
Peel. Sam. Bog je postal tega
|. fanta. Vse drzi FAINT kvisku, da
sc ne utopimo. Pa zal mu je."
cali misli, da sem res ia
sco?"
"Tega ne misli nihce, Anica,"
je zastokala Marjanica. Kdo We,
kdo il je to naredil. Pa ne 60
vorive tenn! Ali ze yes, da je
Tomaz utonil? ?"
"Utonil %
"Da, potegnili so ga danes il
Vode. Pijanec je bill, Bog mu ne
stej greh. Pa tt, moja ljuba
ticka, nikar ne obupaj! Lepo bo
Sc. Kadar tt je hudo, Sc pa ma
me spomni!" Tedaj je zaeela
Marjanica izlagati pred Anico
Jedi in obleke in najrazlicnej-
sih potrebscin in 81 pri tenn We
homer brisala solzne oci. Molce
jo je opazovala Anica. Stvari, o
katerih il je Marjanica pravila,
so bile "a MO tako move, nenad-
ne, in cas- in kraj je bill tako ne
navaden, da so Sc Anici dozde-
vale cudovite, neverjetne, in nj
mogla razbrati svojih misli.
Marjanica je .bila medtem IL
lozila il kosarice, kar je bila
prinesla seboj. Sedaj je segla
Yep in odvezala il rute dvoje
bankovcev in jih polozila pred
Anico in rekla nekako hudomu-
Sno:
lie vzemi, denar je vedno po-
treben."
"Kdo tt je DALI" je vprasala
Anica.
Marjanica Sc je namuznila in
odvrnila:
"Tega ne smem povedati. Sal
bi, pa res ne smem! Toda vzeti
moras, mole ljubo dete!" Mar
janica je nevede tikala Anico,
zakaj zelo Sc il je smilila, in
pred sodnikom je cello rekla, maj
pridrze MO mesto Anice, da je
re Anica TAXA, da je ne pozabi,
ce bi bila tudi kriva in obsojena.
zalibog nj mogel sodnik Marja-
nici prosnje uslisati, ali kakor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-30

drugE, sem Sc preprical. Torej
cast in priznanje temu zaved-
nemu mlademu aneriskemu
Slovencu. ~
Dokler bo majka Slovenija j.
smela Sc take svoje sinove, ne
bono Sc dali tako nitro ugono-
bit.
Poleg tega mi sporoca Mr..
Cesnik, da je Fred tudi poslai
domov, da maj mu nabavimo "a
So, ,000.OO vojnih bondov, sedaj
ko imamo "a to kampanjo. In
ostai so Jh tudi well, torej kot
zavedni Krasovci smatramo vsi,
da vrse svojo dolznost. JAZZ bi
tudi rad, pa sal yes, leta (pre-
ko 7O) so, in ma farmi nj veil
ko."
Torej kaj pa vi, ali nj to do
volj lep vzgled, katerega vam
podaja ia mas tn rojen rojak.
Ali Sc ne bi tudi vi mogli malo
vee zavedati svoje narodne dolz-
nosti in storiti svojo dolznost?
Ali nj ia vzgled posnemanja
vreden?
Ne zahteva sc cd vas takih
'vsot, ne, ampak nekaj dolarjev,
bi pa lahko zmogH tudi vi ia
'namen. S1ehernega je dolznost,
da Sc zrtvujemo in prispevamo
"a pomoc in osvoboditev nasega
trpecega naroda onkraj ocea-
ma. JPO, SIS. je potrebna nase
opore, kot tudi SANS.
Pri tukajsnji podruznici
SANSa je tudi ma delu mas
predsednik Barbic, in Sc je od-
loeil, da nabira prispevke cd
hise do hise. Torej Barbic tudi
della, pa pravijo, da ne della.
Seveda vsi zbiranao in prispe-
vamo; resitev je veliko odvisna
tudi cd mas samih. SANS tudi
potrebuje, &c hoeeao vodit
snotreno kampanjo "a propa-
gando nasih narodnih TEN iah,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-30
(Nadaljevanje)

"Koliko? Ste bill omoceni?
Kaj ste pill? ?"
Anici je bilo skoprneti Cd
sramote.
Sodnik je mirno pisal. In 20
pet nadaljno izprasevanje, brez
konca. Sodnik jo je bill preje
opozoril, maj sede. Nj hotela.
Sedaj je skoro omahnila ma
stol.
Poldrugo uro "a tenn je bila
zopet V svoji celici. Istega dne
proti poldnevu jo je posetila
Marjanica. Plakajoc Sc il je
vrgla Anica v narocje. Ko ste
Sc zeni nekoliko umirili, ste Sc
pogovorili O onem, XII je zani-
malo ODE. Pred vsem je pove-
dala Marjanica Anici, da so "a
slisali vse ma Peel, in da je ona
ravnokar prisla cd sodnika. Ma
dalje je izvedela Anica cd Mar
janice, da sodisce povprasuje
pc Luki, XII je kar izginil s Peci
in Sci najbrze "a Jerico. Tudi
Anze, XII je bill sci "a deklico, in
Sc vrnil vessel, da je Jerica pri
dobrih ljudeh, ne We o Luki nj
cesar.
Tedaj sc je Anica zacudila,
kajti prav mic il nj bilo znano,
da je odsla Jerica S Peel, niti
zakaj. Tudi nj vedela, da je bill
Anze nasel Jerico in Sc nato vr-
nil zvecer proti Peel, kamor je
Bit prisel okolu polnoci one
usodne noci. Ko je sedaj slisa-
la, da je Luka izginil, Sc nj mo-
gla otresti nekake slutnje.
In Sc nekaJ Sc Je ZgOdllO,
Anica!'' je dejala Marjanica,
cali YES, da imamo ma Peel no.
vega hlapca? In yes koga?'
Anica nj vedela in nj kazala
niti posebne radovednosti.
"Lipe je ma Peciv' je dejala
Marjanica.
Tedaj je Anica pogledala ne
verjetno ma Marjanico.
"Res," je dejala Marjanica,
"tisti vecer ga je pripeljala. Ia
tri leta Sc je udinjal. Seveda
ne We zdaj, kaj Sc DO, ko pride
novi gospodar."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-30
Opomini glede raci-
joniranja

Dne IL. septembra opoldne so
postale veljavne rjave znamke
"a toeke point stamps) ma pr
viii dveh in zadnjih dveh listih
racijske knjizice st. 3. Te rjave
znamke SO edine v knjiki st.
3, katere smete uporabljati do
nadaljnega obvestila-tako po-
roca urad OPA.
TIE rjave znamke sluzijo "a
nakup onih dobrin, katere ste
kupovali z rdecimi znamkami
racijski knjigi st. 2.-namrec
meso, mast in ollie, ribe in kon-
zerve, sir, konzervirano mleko
it'd.
Nobene spremembe ne bo v
pogledu postopanja "a gospodi-
nje, trgovce ma drobno in ma
debelo, "a producente ali tovar-
marie. Vse doloebe "a uporabo
rdeeih znan1k v War Ration
Book No. 2 so veljavne "a rjave
znamke v War Ration Book No.
8.
OPA naglasa, da mora cd II.
septembra naprej vsak kupec
imeti pri sebi tri racijske knji-
zice:
Book No. 1 "a sladkor.
Book No. 2 "a hrano kon-
zervah it'd. (Modre znamke.)
Book No. 3 "a meso, mast it'd.
Rdece znamke "Y" in "Z" iz
knjiziee st. 2 SO veljavne cd II.
septembra do 6. oktobra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-30

ze pred cason je Fred pri-
speval "a tukajsnjo JPO-SS kot
tudi "a SANS. Ampak stake
vsoto, da Sc bi odzval tu" "rojen
mlad Slovenee kot je mas stot-
mix Cesnik, pa nisnao prieako-
vail MANFRED njegov oce Sc O.
glasi pri meni v trgovini in mi
pravi: "Joze, tu imas $1.Oo "a
SANS, $1.00 "a pomozno akci-
jo cd meme in matere. Tu irnas
pa eek "a $5o.O0, katere mi je
Fred postal, da mai jih izrocim
ma pristojno mesto.,
Spoeetka nisem mogel verieti,
da je $4,000 ali ko spogledam