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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-23

cision Sunday when it spurned the
WLB order but offered to work for
the government.
BY agreeing to continue on the
1941-43 wage scale, plus the VILE
increases. Lewis accepted the VILE
wage stipulations without bowling
formally to the board. And lie at
tached the condition that the agree
ment will remain in force only if
the government retains control of
the mines.
IT take Mr.. Lewis statement to
mean that the production of coal
will be resumed under the condi-
tons ordered by the War Labor
Board and I think that is all the
country is interested in" said WLB
Chairman William Davis. ut ap-
pears that the new deadline is Hal
lowe'en when pumpkins freighten
children"
although Davis statment indi-
Gated the WLB would not press for
literal compliance, it was uncer-
tain whether all the board men,
bers would agree. Any protest from
the board or its individual mem
bers would be based on the asser-
ton that Lewis should not be per-
mitted to dictate that the govern
ment must operate the mines.
That view also was reflected ir
a statement from the Appalachian
operators, who protested that the
UNIV had violated the WLB order
"If the President permits the
mines to operate under the terms
laid down by John L. Lewis, the
main issue goes unresolved," the
operators said Nothing is settled,
The present strike is merely post
poned The main question now is
can Mr.. Lewis continue to defy the
sole agency designated by the
United States government to make
final determinations in labor dis
putes".
Despite such protests, it was be-
lieved that Ickes had been given
a gosahead to deal with Lewis by
President Roosevelt. His previous
attempts to intervene we're blocked
by the WLB. Since it has known
that Mr.. Roosevelt had rebuffet
Ickes then, observers doubted that
he would have entered an arrange
ment with Lewis without the Presi-
dents approval.
Ickes issued a brief statement
last night appealing for coopera-
ton between the operators and mi
ners, but he gave no details OF
contemplated plans for government
operation of the mines.
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Continued from Page u
supply trails and to guard its New
Guinea holdings.
Liberators and Beaufighters, flying
through adverse weather, attacked
the Japanese seaplane base at Tab
erfane. in the Aroe Islands. 1t was
the only Allied air action besides the
New Guinea support activity.
One intercepting enemy float plane
was shot down, four others dam
aged, two damaged on the ground
and barge was wrecked at Taber-
fame
The communique announced that
Flying Fortress which was report
ed June II to have fought its way
back to base through Is enemy
fighters. Despite injuries to five crew
men actually had shot down five of
the Japanese planes. The injured
pilot and navigator had recovered
enough to describe the fight, the
communique said, adding: Our own
plane will be IN action again"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-23

every 20 minutes 1t is in action.
These are but a few examples of
the many uses Of Copper and its
alloys in this global war and the
reason these metals are no longer
available for peace-time nse and
may not be until after the uncondi-
tional surrender of the Axis Pow
ers. The Copper and Brass industry
is conducting extensive research
to improve its metals for use by
peace-time industries for our COM
forts and conveniences after peace
again reigns.
An interesting illustrated Bull
letin on this subject has recently
been published by the Copper &
Brass Research Association. 420
|Lexingtop Ayeppa. Nsy York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-23

"An Army without Copper, would
be an Army without speed, maneu-
variability. communications, or IRE
power-it would not last day in
battle"
A giant bomber consumes about
1000 pounds Of Copper and It's al
Toys and its machine guns fire 800
rounds q minute. The cartridge
cases are Brass. It takes seven tons
of Copper for one minute of COM
bat by so fighter planes. There are
2h miles of Copper wire in these
skyfighters. T anks. the fighting
steel monsters. have q Copper and
Brass content Of more than 800
pounds each while q 81 nm. Anti
Aircraft gun uses . ton Of Brass
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Continued from Page ID
ity Credit Corp. TO borrow up to
SITS 100000 to carry out separate
program of substituting increased
production Of soybeans, cotton seed,
peanut oils, cheese and canned fruits
and vegetables
Sen. Robert A. Taft, r., o., spon-
sor of the amendment, said the
general purpose of the limitation
was to permit carrying out already
announced roll-back and price con-
troll programs but prevent their ex-
tension without specific congress
sional authority.
Taft pointed out that the amend
ment was flexible enough to permit
expansion of the roll-back program
provided it could be done within the
financial limitations recommended
by the committee.
He conceded, however, that such
extension is unlikely in view of
Browns estimate that it will take
$4,500,000 a year for the butter
meat-coffee program alone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-23
SETTLEMENT MADE
IN $4,000 ACTION

A settlement out of court was in
dictated today in the $1,000 civil &C
ton brought by Grace Lawlor Of
Waterbury against the City of Wa
terbury when withdrawal papers
were filed in superior court The suit
was based no injuries sustained by
the plaintiff June 81, 1912 when she
fell on sidewalk in front of 112
Cooke street. The complaint stated
a depression nearly two inches deep
existed on the walk and the plain
tiff fractured her left foot when she
fell on it. Terms of settlement were
not revealed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-23

From our titanic battleships
which consume more than 100000
pounds on down to small arms am
munition Copper and Brass are es-
sential for our war armament and
that which we are supplying to the
other United Nations. More Cop
per and Brass are being produced
and used in the United States than
ever before In its history. Every
pound Of the red metal mined is
fabricated into the sinews of war
for fighting ships, cargo ships.
planes, tanks and ammunition.
Robert Patterson, Under Secre-
tary Of War. in q recent statement
summed up in q single sentence
the importance Of these metals in
this mechanical war when he said:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-23

with one Of the heaviest British
raids Of the war shortly after Mon
day midnight on the big German in
dustrial center of Krefeld and Amer
lean Flying Fortresses followed
through in daylight with heavy twin
raids on synthetic rubber plant
at Huls in the German Ruhr and
the former General Motors plant at
Antwerp, Belgium.
Upwards of nearly 1900 British
and American planes participated
In the four big Anglo-American at
tacks and in subsidiary raids on a
smaller scale against detectives in
occupied Holland, France and Bel
GUM.
The aviation correspondent Of the
Daily Herald said the battle Of the
Ruhr" was approaching a climax
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-23

Aviation Cadet Dom Barbiero,
USNR, son of Mrs. j. Barbiero of
Naugatuck recently completed two g.
week periods of training at prim-
airy school, Rensselaer, Polytechnic
Institute in Troy, N. Y, and sec
ondary school at Union College,
Schenectady, N. Y. Cadet Barbiero is
presently stationed at Chapel Hill,
N c., where he is receiving pre-
flight instructions in aviation. He
is a graduate of Northeastern Uni
versity in Brookline, Mass.
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Continued from Page u
arise.
De Gaulles withdrawal of his de-
mands for drastic army reforms
ended crisis that had threatened
to break up the national committee
before it really had begun to func-
ton. Only two days ago, De Gaulle
had threatened in informal CONVEX
sations to leave North Africa unless
his demands were accepted.
Giraud stubbornly refused to con-
sent to an immediate purge of sus-
pected Vichyites in his forces on
the grounds that such drastic action
would disrupt the morale of his Of
ficers and men and he was believed
to have been backed in his stand
by American and British authorities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-23

Tidal friction, according to scien-
fists, has slowed the earth's rota-
ton total of about four hours
during the period of geological time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-23

After 10 months of flying service
with the American Air force and
the British Eighth Army, First
Lieutenant Roy l.. O'Neil, winner
of the Distinguished Flying Cross
and five Oak Leaf cluster for serv-
ice in North Africa, arrived in this
city recently and will be married
to Miss Ruth +. Quinn, daughter
of DIR Raymond J. Quinn on Sat-
urday. Lieutenant O'Neil is spend
ing his leave at the home of his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wendell L. Cross of 1884 Hamilton
avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-23

Heavy pine production in the
Northern California-SoIthern Or
egon area totaled one billion feet
in 1942-a record.
CALIFORNIA; 1943 wheat crop is
estimated at 8.942,0 900 bushels.
The term "two-bits" was coined
in San Francisco in pre-mint days
when gold wire was Clipped up for
currency.
Passenger transportation in
Charleston, S. c., has increased 622
per cent since December, 1888.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-23
MINERS RETURN,
new TRUCE SET

CONTINUED from Page u
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-23
U. S. REPULSE
JAPS' ATTACK

Continued from Page u
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-23
ROME RAIDS
LIMITED AGAIN

Continued from Page u
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-23
FRENCH AGREE
... ON COMPROMISE

Continued from Page u
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-23

Private Mario Aurelli, 10, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aureli of lot
Harpers Ferry Road was recently
transferred to Fort Fisher, NC, fol-
lowing completion Of basic training
at Camp Davis, N. G. He Is for
mer meploye of the Eyelet Mfg. Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-23
INSULATION

The Government urges
people to insulate and that
is a good testimonial for
its value. They have even
lifted credit restrictions so
payments need not start
until next fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Butter Shortage
ToLdst Months

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10 (INS)
Uncle Sam told civilians today
that the present butter shortage
win continue for the next few
months" - despite the fact that
The government stopped its
huge purchase program until
April /, 1874. +
From the Office of War Infor-
nation came the statement that
most American housewives
already knew-that lowered milk
production has cut sharply into
butter production, leaving
civilians with about four pounds
less per year than they had before
the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
OPA Reduces Prices
OF All Citrus Fruits

WASHINGTON, Nov 10 INS)
The Office of Price Admins
tration announced another step
today in It's program 10 reduce
food costs by setting retail price
ceilings for oranges, lemons and
grapefruit
The new celllngs effect lQ ta
Is per cent reduction from prices
of last winter.
The ceilings, disclosed by Price
Administrator Bowles. will limit
orange prices 10 g. cents a pound,
a reduction OF Is cents from last
season.
Grapefruit now viii cost no
more than an average Of & cents
a pound throughout the nation,
Bowles said, and thus will be ]
cent lower than a year ago.
Lemons will be reduced Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

cents a pound 10 a top of 1875
cents under the new schedule
The reductions will he accom-
plished without subsidies. the
OPA said. and will become effec-
tive within a week or 10 days
when formal regulations embody-
ing them can be promulgated
12nG-lc&-e2-plaIncd-.tkn-Eelail
ceilings will be expressed in terms
OF cents per pound rather than
cents per dozen 10 simplify price
regulations and provide fun pro-
lection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Bears Collect Garbage

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov 10
tUPt-capt. Christian l.. Seibert
.Jr. wrote his father that soldiers
in Alaska have no garbage dis
possl problem. They place the
refuse outside the door and the
bears take il away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Motor Clinics Continued

ITHACA, n. Y. Nov. 10 GNS)
Etectrc motor clinics 10 which
farmers may bring motors for
cleaning and adjustments, will be
continued in New York state this
winter by extension agricultural
onalneaTs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Good Correspondents

TOLEDO, Nov. 10 tUP)--Mrs.
Lewis l.. Thomas writes two let
terS-one V-mail and one air mail
daily 10 her husband in the
Snuh Pacific. He docs the same.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
WoIcott AssdiIs
Food Subsidies
detroit Time. Washington bureau

WASHINGTON, Nov 19-Ihe
administrations program Of con-
sumner subsidies IN food presents
the most fundamental issue that
has confronted this nation since
the War Between The states. Rep.
Jesse p, Wolcott of Michigan told
the House today
The funJamental objective of
the Subsidy program he said, is
the socializFtlnn Of American agri,
culture. lie charged the basic
issue is the perpetuation ~ the
American form Of government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

Order War stamps delivered
20 your home by YOUR Detroit
Times carrier.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05
). rilarca, 194S.

cudovito potrpezljiva in vse je
prenasala brez godrnjanja.
Obsojena nj bila nikoli. Sede-
la je samo zaradi krsitve poli-
cijskih predpisov ,llanasajocih
Sc ma prostitutke. v zavetiseu
skesanih deklet in v zaporu Sc
je vedla zelo lepo in "a vsako
delo je rada prijela. Samo ST.
vati nj znala, ker je imela pre-
debele in preokorne prste. Pac
je pa znala imenitno pratt ali
sekati drva. A ce je bila treba
natakniti bojeviti kaznenki pri-
silni jopic, nj bilo treba pokli-
cati moskega.
Ko je prvic zagledala "a mre-
70 govorilnice Slimaka, XII jo je
prisel obiskat njeno sestro v
kaznilnico, je zacutila hud od-
por napram MENU. Toda Sill
max Sc il je znal tako imenitno
laskati, da Sc je memo srce
kmalu omehcalo. Cello malemu
Claudinetu Sc je znal prikupiti.
In tako sploh nj ugovarjala,
ko il je zacela sestra prigovar-
jati, da bi bilo dobro, &c bi Sc
s Slimakom vzela.
Privolila le. i.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05

da zasiguram Claudinetu bo-
docnost "a primer, &c bi me IL
gubil. Zdi sc mi, da bi mu mo-
gla Zefyrina nadomestiti meme.
Steer je pa njegova teta. Rada
bi torej, da bi Sc vidva seznani-
la. Ker je pa uboga Zefyrina Y
kaznilnici, bonn re skrbela, da
dobi tn pa tam kak priboljsek.
Ko pa pride il kaznilnice, il po-
iscem sluzbo tu blizu mas. To
vam je imenitno dekle, lie zal,
da 81 da tako rada zmesati gla-
vo in da uganja potem neum-
nosti. Rada bi jo dobro ONO
lila, da bi incl moi Claudinet
vsaj dom, &c hi izgubil meme.
Slimak je poslusal in razmis-
ljal. Dvanajst tisoc frankov, hi
slca, dobra obrt in Sc lepa zena
povrhu. Sc enkrat Sc je ozrl
ma svojo sosedo. No, ia ne be
vec dolgo tlacila trave. In takoj
Sc je odlocil.
- All, - je dejal previdno
- kako srecen bo tisti, XII pride
v vase rodbino in postane MOI
gospodicne Zefyrine!
Slimak je bill falot, da malo
takih. Bill je pripravljen ma vse
vlomov in tatvin je incl ma
vesti ze nesteto, le misel, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05

bi cloveka umoril, mu je bila
zoperna. Ia seboj je incl Pc
stro preteklost. Vsi tatovi in
vlomilci so ga dobro poznali.
Toda blizala Sc je starost. Sill
maku je bilo re blizu stirideset.
Cutil je, da Sc DO treba pripra-
viii ma starost, poskrbeti "a
udoben koticek.
&c bi ga doletela visoka cast,
da bi prisel v rodbino Fouil-
louxovih, da bi postal Zefyrinin
moz - ali bi ne bila to najlep-
sa izpolnitev njegovih sanj?
Prudence Zefyrina Fouilloux-
ova - 2 obzalovanjem ugotav-
ljamo to - je bila robustna
zenscina ,orjaska, visoka meter
devetinsedemdeset, po telesu
pravi kirasir: Kakor njena Sc
stra, je bila zagledala tudi ona
luc sveta ma otepu slame v
Beauce. Tudi vse njeno zivlje.
ME je bilo enako sestrinemu. Nj
pa bila tako ihteligentna in
spretna kakor njena sestra, da
bi Sc znala izmotati il vsake
zagate. Nasprotno, ona je bila
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05

dvomno cez nekaj let, ko ga
pojdete iskat po kaznilnicah in
sodnih dvoranah; a kdo We, &c
me uslisi nebo, ga najdete NOR
da ze ma moriscu. .
Zbogom! Nikoli vec me ne
boste videli.
Ramon de Montlaur."
Komaj je Helena precitala to
strasno pismo, Sc il je izvil IL
prs grozen kirk in VISA il sebe
je hitela v sinckovo sobo.
Pred vrati je naletela ma gu
vernanto.
- Kje je mole dete? - je
kricala obupano.
- Kaj ga nj pri milostivi? -
Sc je zacudila guvernanta. -
Mislila sem, da je pri vas.
Helena je hotela nekaj pove-
dati, pa il je zastala beseda v
grlu. Iztegnila je roke v praz.
nino in Sc zgrudila ma tia, ko da
jo je zadela strela.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05

inces the Germans are burning
libraries-even the privately owned
French cook books. In Strasbourg
alone nearly 10000 homes have
been damaged in this war but the
residents still pray for allied bomb
ers to come over again with their
block busters.
In America our war efforts are
tranquil, but nevertheless they
must be determined if we are to de-
feat Hitler.
Buying War Bonds every pay
day is one good way to exhibit our
determination to aid in the war
effort.
WSS TALE u. s. Treasury Dept.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05

Pocasi Sc je Ramon vrnil v
kabinet ,sedel k pisalni mizi in
zacel. pisati. Pisal je dive uri.
Potem je pa odsel predsobo,
wei klobuk in plasc, stopil tho
k vratom materine sobe in rahlo
potrkal.
Stara dana je takoj odprla.
Tudi ona je bila re pripravlje-
ma. Ozrla Sc je ma sina. Toda
njegov obraz je prical tako
neomajni wolff, da ga nj niti
vprasala, "a kaj Sc je odlocil.
- Pojdiva matt, - je dejal,
Mimo hise je ia cas- slucajno
privozil izvoscek. Ramon ga je
poklical, pomagal materi v ko-
clio, sedel k Mi in poklical vrt-
maria, rekoc:
- Izrocite to pismo milostivi,
ko Sc prebudi.
Izvoscku je pa narocil, maj
pOzene kar Sc da ma orleanski
kolodvor.
Vrtnar Sc je vrnil V hiso tr-
dino preprican, da spremlja
grof svojo mater ma kolodvor
k jutranjemu vlaku.
Komaj je zaprl "a seboj vra-
ia, - je zaslisal glas mlade
gospe.
- Komu pa nosite to pismo?
l. ga je vprasala.
- Yam, gospa grofica.
- Dobro, dajte mi ga.
Nesrecno zeno je obSla fla
slutnja, cim je imela pismo v
rokah. Ia hip je oklevala, po-
tenn je pa drhtecimi rokami
raZtrgala kuVertO in magic pre-
citala pismo. Glasilo Sc je:
"Gospa!
Izmislil sem 81 osveto, XII bo
kruto zadela vas vse, vas, vase
ga otroka in vasega ljubcka
Usoda sama mi je pomagala iz-
misliti 81 tako osveto. Kaznovati
vas hocem z vasim lastnim zlo-
cinom. V hipu, ko boste citali te
vrstice me boste vec imeli svo-
jega sina. Ia vedno bo mrtev
"a vas in "a svojega oceta.
In vendar DO xiv. Ubiti ga,
bi bila nepopolna kazen "a vas
zlocin. Nasel sem nekaj boljse-
ga. Izrocil sem ga cloveku, XII
mu bo cd danes oce.
Ia clovek je lopov, vlomilec,
izmecek cloveske druzbe, zlo-
cinec. In on ga bo vzgajal ter
ucil tako, da napravi il MEGA
to, kar je sam.
Prepovedujem vam iskati ga
zdaj. Sestanete Sc z MIN ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05


These are but two vivid reasons
why automobile owners and house
wives should conserve their cleo
trical wires and cables as means
of aiding in the war, it is empha-
sized by H. w. Clough, vice presi-
dent of the Belden Manufacturing
Company, Chicago, a leading manu-.
facturer of electrical wires and
cordage, now producing electrical
wiring for airplanes, tanks, ships
and army communications equip
ment. ~.
: The war needs are consuming
increasingly vast quantities Of cop
per wire, and it is vital that do
mestic users prolong the life OF
their electrical equipment by care
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05
P. DECOURCELLE:
Moo
LJUBEZNI
ROM A NJ. DEL
r 0 M A NJ. D E L

- Vprasanje je, kako bo "a
dovoljen otrok, - je menil vlo-
milec. - &c je bistre glave, ga
kmalu naucim brusiti. Rad bi
samo vedel, koliko dobim "a
hrano in solanje.
Ramon je stopil k blagajni in
vel il ME svezenj bankovcev.
- Ali re smem iztegniti roko
zdaj ko sem postal vzgojitelj
vasega otroka? - je vprasal
lopov.
- Da, evo ii ;toda ne pozabi,
da mora ostati otrok xiv.
- Ne bojte Sc, noben las sc
mu ne DO skrivil ma glavi. Moja
stara ina otroke sploh rada,
Vas sin DO najin.
Slimak je pobral vlomilsko
orodje in sprawl denar V Yep.
- Pojdi! - je zaklical Ra-
mon.
Slimak je odsel "a MIN. Kre-
nila sta. skozi jedilnico in sc
ustavila v predsobi.
- Pocakaj tn. Pustim te zu-
mai, da te ne bo nihce videl.
Ramon je hitel V drugo mad
stropje in stopil tho otrosko
sobo. Otrok je mirno spal.
Ramon ga je wei narocje
Dete Sc je prebudilo in 81 pre-
straseno pomelo oci, ko je pa
spoznalo oceta, Sc je pomirilo
in zasepetalo:
- Objemi me, papaci.
Zlata glavica Sc je naslonila
ma Ramonovo ramo in dete je
zopet zaspalo. Ramon je bill
slep in gluh. Zavil ie otroka v
OdejO in ga odnesel.
- Evo ga, - je dejal mozu,
XII je cakal V predsobi.
- Ta je pa res lep; ne da bi
Sc vam hotel prilizovati, 60
spod, moja castna beseda, zelo
je vam podoben.
- Molci in hajdi "a menoj
- je zarentacil Ramon.
Odprl je vrata. Odsla sta tho
il hise in Ramon je previdno
odprl vratca ograji. Zunaj sc
je re danilo. V daljavi Sc je
razprostiral Bulonjski gozd.
Slimak je pograbil otroka in sc
spustil V dir, kar so ga nesle
nOge.
Ramon je zrl "a MIN, dokler
nj izginil V daljavi. Nobena mi
Sica njegovega obraza Sc nj
zganila, njegovo srce je ostalo
hladno. Mar nj bill to sin druge-
ga? Pankert, prokleti plod "a
konolomstva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05
VII
SLIMAKOVA zENA

V predmestju Saint-Denis je
kavarna, XII jo pariska sodrga
prav dobro pozna. Podobna je
vsem lokalom te vrste, ''poste-
ma hisa" je, kakor pravijo sami
gosti, hisa S svojimi stalnimi
odjemalci, XII dobro p'acujejo
in malo zahtevajo. Sicer pa re
gospodarjeva zunanjost dovolj
jasno prica, da gre kupeila do
bro.
Ia kavarna ina svojo poseb-
most. V Mi Sc namrec sestajo
dame, izpuscene IL pariske zen
ske kaznilnice. Tiste, XII hocejo
delati v pravem pomenu bese-
de, najdejo tn gospodarja in
dobe takoj delo ,druge, XII Jim
posteno delo smrdi, pa lahko tn
spravijo v denar svojo lube
zen.
In bas v tel kavarni je bila
sklenjena zakonska zveza Fuse.
ba Rouillarda, znanega pod
imenom "Slimak," s Prudenci-
jo-Zefyrino Fouillouxovo.
Nekega dne je prisel Slimak
v kavarno in "a mizo, kamor je
z dovoljenjem prisedel, je ze
sedela zelo visoka, zelo suha in
zelo grda dana, XII je pila belo
kavo.
S prijaznim smehljajem je
odgovorila ma Slimakov po.
zdrav. Kmalu sta prijetnc
kramljala.
Pravila mu je, kako Sc je bila
pred lett zaljubila v vojaka
Claudeta, XII Sc je pa vrnil do.
NOV ,cim je odlozil vojasko suk-
njo, ona je pa ostala sama
nezakonskim otrokom. Porodi.
la je v bolnici in hotela je otro.
ka zapustiti, ker ga nj mogla
prezivljati, kaj sele da hi skr.
bella "a njegovo vzgojo. In res
so poslali otroka ma njeno pro.
snjo v najdenisnico. Pozneje sc
il dovolili vzeti ga nazaj. Ime
je dobilo revse po oeetu.
Velika in blagodejna izpre.
memba je bila nastala v srcu
uboge zene. Cd svojega odhoda
il porodnisnice je zivela move
zivljenje, mnogo je razmisljala.
plakala, trpela "a svojega otro-
cieka, XII 81 ga je morala sele
priboriti, kajti najdenisnica j
ga dolgo nj hotela izroeiti.
Sklenila je priboriti 81 ga
Ljubezen je posijala v to mra.
emo duso. Materinstvo je po.
gnalo v njenem srcu korenine
lin il njih je pognal cvet.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05
full handling Of electrical cords and
wires, Mr.. Clough states.

wires, Mr. CIOugh states.
In contrasting domestic wiring
uses with war needs, it is disclosed
that it takes the copper equivalent
Of all the lamp cords in 400 aver
age homes to meet the monthly
welding cable requirements Of one
shipway building merchant vessels;
it takes the copper from over 300
electric shaver cords to wire an
army truck; a medium bomber
needs the copper from over 1000
electric toaster cords. In 1912 one
aircraft manufacturer used enough
copper to make over 1906, 900
twenty-foot vacuum cleaner cords.