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La gaceta., 1943-08-28
Discourse de Hixon

Habl6 aver por la estaci6n
WDAE, ell Sr. Curtis Hixon, can
didato a alcalde Y comisionado
del condado.
Dijo que lie dara completa pu-
blicidad a la organization de sus
departamentos, 81 es electo, in
cluyendo sueldos. "Estoy conven-
edo de que asi serfan mejor SER
vidos los intereses de la munich
palidad".
"Hare cobrar sin demora las
contribuciones morosas.
'El orgullo del buen gobierno
es la eterna vigilancia'.
La gaceta., 1943-08-28
Applins ba.eo un "Jonrron"

Aunque Luke Appling bate6
un ~'jonrr6n" y un ''hit', los Ne
dias Blancas de Chicago, utili-
EandO al pitcher zurdo Ed. Smith,
fueron derrotados por los Indios
de Cleveland, que aver Sc deshi-
cierOn de los serviciOs del pitcher
AL Milnar.
Por los t~riunfadores llev6 Ia
responsabilidad, en- cuanto a cur
a y rectas, Al Smith ,el zurdo.
Fue ell tereer cuadrangular de
Appling en- la tempOrada.
Obtuvo Smith So d&cima terce-
derrotas sObre Ell Chicago.
ra victoria, incluyendo cuatro
Cleveland &c, 12h, Sc; Chicago
&c, 6h, lie.
Hoy jugaran los Browns y los
Yankees, en- New York; Indios y
Medals Blancas, en- Chicago; Ii.
gres y Browns. en- San Luis, y
AtleticOs y SenadOres, en- Wash
ington.
La gaceta., 1943-08-28
AsesinarOpI
mujer en- I'M
de Jackson

Jacksonville, N
mujer, de 20 aio,|
fue ~asesinada en-
por Eugene K. 4
quien Sc halla ercsI
eel.
LIE pogo Ell bomb
con una jarra De !
La muerte datab
gidO 81 cadaver, d.
Ell hOmbre lie ID
pOlicia, en- horss
que su mujer esaI
Sera prOcesadO D
primer grade.
La gaceta., 1943-08-28
La Campana Politica
Mitin
Nitin

Anoche sc verified un mitin po-
litico en- la barriada de West Tam
pa.
Hablaron los candidates a la
ACADIA y los candidates a repre-
sentar esa barriada en- ell ayunta-
miento.
Los ciudadanos aplaudieron a
todos los oradores, de acuerdo con
su simpatfa.
La gaceta., 1943-08-28
AHoNDAN La
(euLssd,r-

leuysSd sIu|
:, Centenares al
O%omOardean a \
v%enkOvO, la cusp,l
Inca B~ransky.Col
y Ia c%Onjuncion.,l
de ~NOvOsybkov n
!. Al suroeste n
ieserFas nalis
samente; pero Il ,
que p%resiOnando /
no. 4
Los rusos, dis
do de Berlin, usli
roplanos en- la ca,
que los Observad,,
pudieron c~alcuIa,
La gaceta., 1943-08-28

los soldados es de $500; la de los
oficiales de $4,000; la de conan
dantes con mando Elective, de
$4,000 y la de los generates, de
$1,000.
La gaceta., 1943-08-28

ST saber hacer bien una cOsa,
aunque vivas en- las prOfundida-
des de la selva, ell mundo ira a
buscarte.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09
MIND YOUR MANNERS

Test your knowledge of correct
social usage by answering the fol-
lowing questions, then checking
against the authoritative answers
below:
l. Is it good manners to criti-
cize the slacks or overalls worn
by women in defense jobs?
2. Should you learn to recog-
nize the insignia of the different
branches Of service?
3. Should you use the phrase
''just private?"
4. Should you criticize the busy
mother of small children for not
doing war work outside the home?
5. Should you wonder out loud
why such and such young man
isn't in the Army?
What would you do if
You are in a theater where the
Star-Spangled Banner is played as
a finale
(a) Get up and leave?
(b) Stand the whole time it is
being played?
Answers
1. No. They are doing impor-
tant work and their clothes are
suitable for that work.
2. Yes. If you don't already
know.
3. No. Don't belittle a private
by saying 'just a private. "
4. No.
5. No.
Better What Would You Do
yolution-Cb).
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09
Piano Makers Get Quota OF Metal e. ehaps Iin);
OPA Certificates Outnumber Available Tires

beef points upped, American
will have to change
radically the tone of their diets.
Beef must be ruled out in favor
of pork and other cuts which are
now more plentiful on the market
ODDS M ENDS
Because the government is set
ting aside rs per cent of the June
July dried skim milk supplies for
most essential military require
ments, civilian and lend-lease sup
plies will be considerably smaller
Shortages which have devel'
oped in citric acid production in
the past six months lead WPB tc
place this item under ALLEGATION
Conservation of existing paint
brushes is urged by the government
cue to scarcity of good bristles -.
Hospitals and physicians may ap-
ply for extra aKotments of now
rationed condensed and evaporated
milk for patients whose diets in
clude additional amounts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09
Miss Jeanne Mitchell
Plays At Metropolitan

The following article concerning
Miss Jeanne Mitchell, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Mitchell for
mer Wilmingtonians, now living in
New York city, taken from the
New York Barnard college bulle-
tin will be of interest to friends
here:
Jeanne Mitchell, "a, was hon
ored recently when asked to play
a solo accompaniment by Leopold
Stokowski as the presentation of
Bach's st. Matthew's Passion
Play at the Metropolitan op a
house recently. Mr.. Stokowski con-
Quoted the combined orchestras of
Columbia university (of which Miss
Mitchell is member), the JUL
lard School of Music, and the high
school of Music and Art in the
Crucifixion of Christ for the starv-
ing children of the world.
''In addition, Jeanne was placed
in the concertmeister's chair, a
position which is second in i'm
oortance to the conductor, at the
last rehearsal and at the perform
ance that night"
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09

WPB will sanction production OF
pianos during wartime IF critical
materials used are no more than
10 per cent of the weight Of the
instrument. The same ruling will
apply to organs. One piano COM
pany to date believes it can meet
requirements.
All new band instruments Will
be channeled to Army, Navy,
Maritime Commission n d War
Shipping personnel except items
like flutes, wood clarinets, drums
and trunpets, which require less
than 10 per cent critical material.
Some drums and bugles for civil
ian uses are being made OF plastic.
TROUBLE IN OPARADISE
It's things like this that send
OPA'ers into violent fits: Rubber
Car Jeffers orders OPA to issue
so many thousand certificates for
tires which Mr.. Jeffers calculates
are available. OPA issues said
certificates with OPA stamp of ap-
proval on the certificate heading.
Certificates are sent out to cities
all over America. Now, from all
over America to OPA come huffy
reports that there aren't enough
tires to match up with the certifi-
Gates. Result: OPA is in for an
other bout with the infuriated pub
lie.
POINT POINTERS
Early in the rationing game, De-
partment of Agriculture nutrition
experts announced that the pres
ent point system would enable the
public to eat its required 2 plus
pounds of meat weekly. Now, with
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09


job as long as her husband hao
it.
Maybe the customers were
proud of the woman who had
tackled her husbands job when
he went into the army and show
ed their pride by giving her extra
large orders.
Or, maybe the wife just struck
a good week by chance, and her
husband would have done as well
or better that week if he had
been on the route.
Whatever the reason for the
wife's out-doing her husband at
his own job-theres point in it
for other wives who take over
their husbands jobs or busl-
nesses.
Be careful about how you out
do your husband. If you do hap.
pen to have periods of excelling
him, soft-pedal them.
Find a reason besides your
own Dra1nS-1Or having QOne sc
well.
AS long as he is in this coun.
try, ask his advice-and take it
That Masculine Ego
If you take over your husbands s
work-you'H want to do it we'll
and he'll want you to.
But no man wants his success
sor-especially if his successor is
his Wife-to outshine him.
He may pretend he doesn't care
but he will. How would you
like it if he took over the job Of
housekeeping and did it better
than you ever did?
Be honest, now. You know that
would be hard to take.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09
Pearsall Memorial
Circles Will Meet

The cirles of the Woman's auXil-
larry of Pearsall Memorial Pres
byterlan church will meet Sun.
day morning Immediately follow
ing the Sunday school hour in the
Sunday school building.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09
PERSONALS

Mrs. J. F. Council is recuperat-
ing nicely following an operation
at James Walker Memorial hos
pital.
Hugh Griffith, J. P. Jeannrette,
Harry Fryer, Bum Rourk, George
Rackley and Leroy Burriss will
leave Wednesday afternoon for
Norfolk, Va, to report for final
examinations before leaving for
Sheepshead Ba, New York, to en-
ter Merchant Marine training.
Lieut.. Comdr. c. Earl Dickin-
son, Jr., will arrive this weekend
from Texas to spend a few days
with his mother at Wrightsville
Beach.
Miss Isabel James and Mrs.
Tom Granger will return We'd
nesday from Richmond, Va, where
they have been spending a few
days.
Mrs. Burrill Watson returned
Monday evening to New York city,
after spending the past ten days
here with her son and daughter
in-law, Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter
Watson,
Mrs. Mary L. Weeks, 315
Wrightsville Avenue, is visiting
with her mother, Mrs. John Leake
in Wadesboro.
Miss Eleanor Willetts, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Willetts of
Will-Har-Dale, Glen Arden, left
Monday for Camp Ton-A-Wan-Dah
near Hendersonville, where she
will spend a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Holman. Jr.,
have as their guests at their
home on Wrightsville Sound Misses
Adele Holman and Betty McCary
of Lexington.
Mrs. Ruth Stryon has returned
to the city from Camp Pork. La.
where she visited her son and
daughter-in-law, Sgt. and Mrs.
Frank Styron.
Fred Willetts, Jr.. has returned
to Chapel Hill, where he will at
tend summer school, after spend.
ing the past weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Wllletts in Glen Arden.
|
Lansing Smith, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burrows Smith of Wrights.
vile Sound, left Tuesday for Lex.
VMI.
Little Sue Latimer, daughter o1
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Latimer, Jr.,
accompanied by her father, lef
LOT 1enperSonVllle, Where
she will attend Camp Ton-A-Wan
Dab for a month.
Leon Todd, Jr., has returned te
me University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, to attend summer
school, after spending a short
while with his parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Leon Todd in Glen Arden.
=
Howard Morrow, son of Major
Samuel H. Morrow, left Tuesday
for Lexington, Va, where he will
attend VMI.
Friends of Mrs. C. B. Deese will
be sorry to learn she is a pat
lent at Bullock hospital. Mrs
Deese is the former Kate Evelyr
King of Hampstead.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09
CLUB CLOCK

Goldenrod chapter 142, Or
der of the Eastern Star meets
Thursday night at 8:15 o'clock
in the Masonic Temple. All
visiting Eastern Stars are cor
daily invited to attend.
The regular meeting Of Re-
bekah Degree will be held
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
in the Odd Fellows auditor
ium. Members are requested
to be present and visitors in
the city members of the de-
gree are invited to attend. A
short play, "Rebekah in Dis
tress'' will be presented and
social hour with refreshments
will follow the business ses-
sion.
Wilmington Assembly No.
II, Rainbow for Girls will hold
an important meeting Wednes-
day afternoon at 3::45 o'clock
in the Masonic Temple. Mem
bers have been requested to
attend as matter of vital
interest to the assembly must
be decided upon at this meet
ing.
The mid-week prayer meet
ing will be held Wednesday
night at o'clock at the Sixth
Street Advent Christian church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09
BURGAW

Farmer and two daughters, Ouida
Ann and Martha, are visiting her
parents, Sheriff and Mrs. j. T.
Brown. Mrs. Farmer is from Som
erset, KY. She was accompanied
here by her sister, Miss Katherine
Brown, who has been teaching in
Somerset the past year. Miss
Brown will remain at home for
the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Barger have
been visiting Mr.. Barger's mother
in Hickory.
Harry Brown and Andrew Myers
made a business trip to Georgia
this week.
Mrs. E. T. Batson, Jr., visited
relatives in Wilson over the week.
end.
Miss Octavia Cobb and Miss
Julia Atkins spent Sunday at Car
olina Beach.
Mrs. ]. T. Harrell attended the
meeting of the Grand chapter Of
the Order of Eastern Star at Rocky
Mount this week. Mrs. Harrell
who is Worthy Matron of the local
chapter, represented the chapter
as delegate.
Misses Mary and Emma Bryan
left Tuesday evening to attend the
Grand chapter meeting of t h e
Eastern Star at Rocky Mount.
Miss Lorraine Horn is at home
for the summer vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Horn.
Henry A. Brown is improving
at James Walker hospital, where
he underwent an appendectomy
last week.
A. H. Davis has returned from
a trip to California, an d other
western points.
Mrs. James Fussell and children
of Rosehill. were Sunday guests
at the A. H. Davis home.
Misses Juliette Davis and Ruth
Farrior returned to WCUNC, at
Greensboro Tuesday, for the sum-
mer term.
Heide Davis. Jr.. returned to
Wake Forest this week, for sum-
mer school work.
Chaplain William H. Lansford is
back on duty with the 232nd Bat
| talon. after a furlough at his home
in Heber Springs, Ark.
Edward F rre1l and Lucius
George, Jr.. are spending tn e
week at White Lake.
Miss Miriam Harrell spent the
weekend at Wrightsville Beach.
Miss Beulah Rochelle is at home
after a visit. to Birmingham, Ala
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fussell of
Rosehill. were Sunday guests at
the w. M. Rochelle home.
Mrs. j. L. Stone of Shallotte,
and Mrs. r. K. Merritt of Colds
boro, spent the weekend W h
their brother, B. Simmons. Miss
Corinne Stone, who has been visit
ing at the Simmons home, return
ed with her mother to Shallotte.
Mrs. Roy Rowe and daughter,
Tonia, left this week for a visit
in Charlotte and Hendersonville.
Lieut.. w. ]. Marshburn spent
last Saturday with his parents here
while en- route to Orlando, Fla,
where he is to be stationed.
| Mr. and Mrs Sta1c,,o ara ro,l,
ing two weeks visit to Worth
ington, Ind. They were accompa-
MED by Lieut.. Warrick of Camp
Davis.
Mrs. Pauline Hosom attended the
funeral of Mrs. c. L. Sans in Ra-
leigh last week.
Master Bob White Johnson re-
turned to Raleigh last week after
a visit with his grandm other, Mrs.
Myrtle Johnson
Miss Sallie Walters is visiting
her cousins in Raleigh.
R. I. Walter of Charleston, was
at home for the weekend.
Harry Morris, Jr., who has been
attending The Citadel at Charles
ton, has been at home for a short
vacation before leaving for induc-
ton in the Army at Fort Bragg
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Henry and
family and Chaplain Vim. H. Lans-
ford visited at the beach Sunday.
n ron DrCnMJN171
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09
Here's proof!
Make the "miIk-hoffIe
suds fesf''

Shake up Two teaspoons Of your
regular wush-doy souP and glass
Of wafsr in q milk-boffls. Do the
sumo with Super suds in onother
miIk-botfle. Even hard or cool wafer
will do. See If you den'f get MORE
sUbs, LoNcER-LAsTINc sUDs from
new svdsier Super sud.!
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09

\ FORE SUDS. HARDER WORKING SUDS
1V1 THAT LAST AND LAST! For years, women
would just about give their eyeteeth for such suds
At last they get it from sudsier Super Suds.
You tell how HARD WORKING these SUDS
are by their rich feel Yes, THESE SUDS have real
punch when it comes to knocking out stubborn dirt
They do this just by being so EXTRA THICK and
RICH, and not by anything strong added. That's why
they get things clean and 1Uite in wonderfully
gentle, easy-on-clohes andhands way! Get new suds
ier Super Suds today and see for yourself!
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09
GUEST OF ROOsEvp,

WASHINGTON, Juno
Sister Sister Elizabeth Kenny. h. ~
insaht;1o method for fort treating Sgs9 yieti1.' he
in his office. '0Acn toi;
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09
Here'sLesson
For War Wife
Who Takes On
Husbands Job
Rv RUTH MILLETT

The news item told little stoiy
about a travelling salesman's "1ie
Who took over his job when ne
went into the army. At the emu
of the first week the wife's saleS
ora ~ bioher than were her hus-
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09
BY BETTY MACDONALD

WASHINGTON, June 8. - The
new war model piano may never
grace the concert stage, but it
will probably sound swell to lads
in camps when they start banging
out boogie at the canteens.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09
QUOTA EXCEEnpn

DURHAM, 5une 8o
MANS mans Ma; May quota of s275aG4 s273,51}G
subscribed su sc by $72, 789, Jons, @as 3g' Y
er, county war bond oh ot,eS Fl
reported today. '"dlrna
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09

" ~ &
hands the las
week he held the
job.
Th e r e coule
have been sew
eral reasons fol-
that. Maybe be
ing new at the
Job and deter
mined to carry
on for her hus-
band, the wife
worked unusually
hard-perhaps a
little harder than
she will after
she has held the
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-06-09

The Vengeance is a two-seater
plane equipped with a 1600-h.p p.
engine, and carries capacity
load of 1000 pounds.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12
Urednikoua
po$ta
Deluirno

---
Y petek 20. maJa Sc je vrsila
redna seja podruznice stew: 80
SANs-a. Videli boste pc Stew
LII stalnega odbora, XII je bill IL
voljen ma tel sell, da je bilo ma
vzocih ma sell veliko stevilo RAJ
Nth drustvenih zastopnikov in
posameznikov, kateri Sc gave
dajo, kako potrebno je delo, XII
ga je podvzel Slovenski anne
riski narodni svet v pomoc Slo-
vencem v starem kraju.
Sc je nekaj drustev " st.
clairskem okraju, XII MISC posla-
la svojih zastopnikov k nasi po-
druznici. cato pa apeliram ma
VISA ostala drustva, da izvolijo
enega ali diva zastopnika in jih
posljete ma prihodnjo sejo.
Bratje in sestre, Slovenci in
Slovenke, delujmo kolikor nam
je mogoce, da DO tudi mas slo-
venski narod v domovini nekoc
uzival tako svobodo, kakrsno l.
mamo mi tukaj. v Ameriki.
Odbor podruznice je sledee:
Predsednik Leo Kushlan; /
podpredsednik Krist Stokel, II.
podpredsednica Josephine "a
krajsek, H.. podpredsednik FIR.
Ceseh, tajnik John Susnik, bla-
gajnik Matt Lucic, zapisnikar
Milan Medvesek; nadzorniki
Tony Vapotie, Tony svelc, Char:
les V%rtovsnik, Ludvik Medve'
SEX in John Krebel; publicijsk;
odbor: Antoinette Simcic, Mary
Krizmancic, John Tavcar, Jen'
ME Glazar, Frank Oglar, Frank
Cesen in Milan Medvesek; vese'
licni odbor: Tony Vapotic, Vim
cent Salmic Frank Cesnik, Char
les Vrtovsnik, John Tavcar, J
Centa, Frank Jazbec, Mary Sta
nonik, Andrea Tekauc, Franz
Virant in Andy Sadar.
Prihodnja seja nase podruz
nice Sc DO vrsila rs. junija ,
Slovenskem narodnem domu
sobi St. 1.
John Susnik, tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12

ESA&EE4GE . &8EEA&#"#
Kansas, Sc je tudi spomnila ma
be organizacije ter j poslala
S15. podporo.
C0kova brosuFa 1.-THE Problem
Of Trieste
10 nam je poslo prvih sto IL
vodov Cokove knjizice "The
Problem Of Trieste, srno prisli
v zadrego, ker nam nj tiskarr,a
poslala be ostalih iztisov, kakof
je bio dogovorjeno. sedaj pa
Jill Re spet irnano r1ekaj sto '
zalogi. Kdor ST misli narociti to
brosuro. maj to stori nenudo'
ma, Steer je morda ne DO dobil
Posarnic stane knjizica 25 cen:
|tov, pet skupaj pa 500. Pc
druznicam, XII je he MISC dobile
10 bono poslali tie dni zastonj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12
Stajerski Slovenci
pod nemskim
jarmom

(Izvlecek il "stajerskega Co.
spodaria" dine II. marca, 1943).
Zascitniki Schutzangehoerige,
to je tisti, XII nimajo niti men,
skega niti nobenega drugega
drzavljanstva, bodo potegnjeni
v posebno sluzbeno obvezo.
V bodocih tednih DO izvrsen
splosen pregled vseh Sc nepo-
.jasnjenih vprasanj glede clan
stva v Steierische Heimatbund
in S tenn hkratu nemskega dr.
zavljanstva ali zascitenistva.
Vsi moski in zenske, XII so
bill rojeni pred 81. marcem
1927 in katerih clanstvo v
Heimatbundu il kakrsnih koli
razlogov Sc nj pojasnjeno, Sc
morajo zglasiti v pisarnah po-
sameznih "Ortsgruppe'.
Kmetijam, katerih lastniki Sc
nahajajo pr vojakih, Sc posta-
WHO tako zvani "kmetijski bot
ri" (Hofpate), predlagani pc
Ortsbauernfuehrerju in imeno-
vani pc Kreisfuehrerju.
Use baterije odnosno akumu-
~latorji motornih vozil Sc mora
jo. takoj oddati.
I (Komentarji k tenn novicam
so nepotrebni - il njih je vide
ii, da 1--WE stajerski Slovenci
pod vecnim pritiskom in da Sc
policija ukvarja z vsakim po-
sameznikom. Tudi oni, katerim
Nemci ne priznavajo nobenega
drzavljanstva, stole pod "poseb-
no sluzbeno obvezo". - Or. J.
IC).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12
M "OBISKUJE" Ma
Sc KRAJE

Washington, 6. maja. (ONA)
- Nacistiena agentura DNB je
porocala danes v brzojavki "a
UPGRADE v NemeiT, da je pri-
spell. Heinrich Himmler, SET
nemske Gestape, v Zagreb ma
obisk' in da ga je m%arijonetni
predsednik hrvaske Wade, DIR.
Ante Pavelie sprejel pr sebi.
Devetnajst I1inut pc oddaji te
brzojavke, ie poslala DNB pre-
ko radia povelje, da nemski u
redniki tie vesti ne smejo publ
cirati. Razlog "a ia .proti-ukrep
nj bill objasnjen.
lie 'veefajpa ie nen1ski radio
poroeal, da> lie Hinler "obiskaI'
tudi Celovec; ma Koroskem, ter
da sc je ".udelezn neke spomin-
ske slavnosti."
V vcerajsnji oddaji je ~izjayila
BIC, da je zelo "znacilno", da
je Himn1ler prisel Tia Korosko
ravno v 6asu, ho odpornost Av-
strijcev in Sloveneey prot ma
eisticnemu jarmu postaja vsak
dan hujsa.
Office of Wal Information
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12
RACIONIRANJE Ma
e
Kuponsko knjiziico st. 8 dobite v iuniju

Kuponska knjizica st. 3, XII DO
nadomestila kupone sedanJe.
knjizice z novimi, Sc DO DELLA
pc posti zacensi s koncem juni-
ia pa do kraja julia meseca,
kakor je bio oznanjeno.
Pc noven naertu zadostuje,
.da posljete pc posti navadno
.prosnjo v obliki dopisne karte,
in dobite knjizico st. 8. Ne be
vec nobene registracije pc So
lab, kakor "a :prvo in druge
k%njizico. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12
VEST IL

Washington, 20. maja (ON-
Al. - Beograjski vodovod je "a
200 odstotkov povisal ceno vo-
de, in sicer ga kazen", ker pre-
bivalstvo kljub ponovnim pozi-
vom nj zmanjsalo svoje pora-
be, poroea cd osisca kontrolira-
nj radio Budimpesta v svoji Cd
dali v nemscini. Oddajo je Ia
belezil vladni Foreign Broad
cast Intelligence Service.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12

Formularji prosenj "a emo O.
sebo ali "a cello druzino bodo
pustili postarji v vsaki postni
skrinjici med 20. majem in 5.
junijem. Glavar hise DO izpolnil
te karte, XII bodo Re v naprej a.
dresirane ma urad "a odlocitev
cen (OPA), "a cello druzino in
jih DO oddal ma posto med 1. in
10. junijem. Trad "a odloeitev
cen DO .zaeel z razposiljatvijo
knjizic kasno meseca junija.