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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-08-06
Capital Spotlight
BY CARL HARTMAN

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It is considered here to be of
some significance that MussOlini's
fall from power came shortly af-
ter his failure to propaganda the
bombing of Rhine as a Jewish plot
against Catholicism. For more
than three years the United Ma
lions have refrained from bomb
ing Rome and it's legitimate mill
tary targets because they knew
that the FasciSts would scream
historically about ian attack on
religion"
With our invasion of Sicily, the
bombing of Rome could no longer
be avoided. The Eternal City's
munitions factories were working
at full blast. Almost every shell
that the Nazis and Italians were
firing at our troops at Catania
had to pass through the railroad
marshalling yards at Rome. De-
spite repeated pleas, the Fascists
refused to move military objec-
tives from the area and declare
it an open city. And so we raid
ed Rome.
MussOlini let loose his anti
Jewish propaganda. But the Al
lies had prepared the expedition
carefully, and our explanations
came even earlier than MusSOIini's
lies. There was no General
Levy" in command, as MussOlini
claimed in order to arouse the
Catholic world. Instead, as many
Catholics as possible had been
chosen to participate to counter
act just such Axis propaganda.
Pope Plus XII, who has in the
past protested against the anti
Jewish excuses of the Fascists,
refused to support their propa-
ganda. He denied the reports of
the Berlin newspapers that he had
voiced hearty disapproval. In
Vatican broadcast directed at
Germany, it was explained that
ne had sent a letter to the Vicar
General of Rome, which appealed
to responsible circles on both sides
to make Rome inviolable. In eff
feet, Mussolini was rebuked for
his failure to declare Rome an
open city:
1T would have been possible to
make Rome actually an open city.
1t is to be regretted that at least
up to the present moment this has
not been DONE" the Vatican
broadcast said.
The pillars of Fascism began to
topple.
MusSOlini could not stand up
beneath the battering from the
Allles' the Pope, and, as is only
zoo obvious now, his own people.
Ii Duce's resignation was accept
ed.
Mussolini once ridiculed the
Nazl race policy as uncivilized.
1nen, as Hitler's power grew, he
ceased to criticize the persecution
OF the Jews. Finally, five years
ago. he started to emulate the
Nazrs own brand of barbarism.
economic and social discrimina-
'ion was followed by actual perse-
cutlon. But the Italian people
never had their hearts in it.
All through those years reports
VI protests have leaked out of
t'aly. Prominent local Italians,
aOr instance, termed anti-Jewish
nOlts by Fascist youths in Trieste
detrimental to ItaIy's prestige
s''u insulting to her culture" AS
: result Of such pressure, special
ponce protection was given.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10

Zakaj je tvoja dusa umazana'
in razcapana vlacuga? Kaksne
budalnosti nadaljujes? !.
Ali imas cisto vest v tenn hipu,
dusa moja? Ali mi mores raz-
prsiti stotere dVome Daj
mi besedo, ljubica, da me ne
varas, da me nisi varala in da
me noces varati! Razgali svo-
jo duso pred mano kakor mai
cistejse steklo! In &c me lju-
bis, dusa, ne aztiraj te ljubez-
nj! Vdaj Sc il in vdaj Sc
meni, XII sem ii vdan do smr-
ii! -"
Ker il je Tomo skoraj sled
Mi dan dopisoval in je prejela
medtem re njegovo prejsnje
pismo, XII je bilo veselo in Sc
gavo, je bill tudi njen prihodnji
odgovor zopet miren in "a
upljiv. .
Tomo il je bill ze veekrat ma
znanil, da jo cimprej obisce;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10

usodna. Pri tenn pa nadaljujem
svoie budalosti cd pref, da
ne zanicujem najbrze nicesar
boil nego sama sebe. Nekdaj
SO me ozdravljali ii krasni kra-4
il; danes tavam po MIN kot
izgubljena ovca in ne vidim
njih krasote -. Pri najlepsem
ctivu mi pridejo tuintam maj
grses misli Sarna sebi bi
pljunila v'obraz :. Pravis, da
maj posljem tvoji dust naproti
svojo lepo, blago duso!t Ha -
to umazano, razcapano vlacu-
go, da Sc onecedis z njo? -
yOprosti! I'll 81 mi pisal memo
in prisrcno, bodisi liz usmilje-
MIA ali JAZZ ne VEN, zakaj...
In sjaz ii pisem =. Menda SO
vsi zlodij v meni! - Tomo, -
&c Sc norcujes z mano We
ruj mi, da tocim solze -- in da
sem jih potocila vee, nego sem
napisala crk! Pomagaj mi, &c
mores! -"
| Tomo Sc je prestrasil, najra-
je bi Sc peljal k Mi, da il po-
gleda v oci, da Sc preprica Q
resnici in da jo pomiri in poto:
lazi.
e.. :. &c sem ii bill v onem
podivjanem casu wei vero va.
Sc. ali ii je nisem zopet vr.
nil? III racunis: - Ali je
pametno, vdajati sc cloveku,. k
te tira cd pristana vedno dale
po viharnem morju. Bogve, kje
te butt morje oh pecino? - ia,
te neslano vprasam: - Ali smt
racuniti slepa, velika ljubezen
- I'll odgovarjas: - Ali sm'
zahtevati nesebicna, velika lju
bezen - .cloveskih zrtev? - T
: ne verujes v mojo ljubezen. I'd
Sc ii, da zahtevam cd tebe vs.
bodocnost tvojo in vso srec'
tvojo, = da tt pa ne dajen
, svoje bodocnosti in svoje srece
A, dusa, to nj res! JAZZ ne zahte
vam tvoje bodoenosti in ne tir
: jam tvoje, sreee; a &c sem tvoj'
bodocnost JAZZ in &c sem tvojt
l sreca JAZZ, - JAZZ ser
l tvoj! II 81 :moja .bodocnost i.
moja sreca in mole vse! -
: Zakaj 81 mi iznova vzbudil
, dvome? = Zakaj Sc jzanitujes
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10

zivi " zakonu, kakor jih po-
zna ma stotine, brez vecne lucke
v srcu, XII bril- in dogoreva, ma
zadnje ugasne. V njenem zako-
nu bi morale goreti baklje v
srcih, morali bi kresovi plane
nett! Pa sell ii ma izcrpajo Sc
pref? Ali Jim nj usojena Sc
krajsa doba? Ali jim ne sledi
Sc vecja tema? p PRAY je tako,
Sc il je zdelo. Gori in izgori -
in ugasni, to je zapoved! - A
to hi bila zrtev, Vera! - Lju-
bezni zrtev! - Pa sell SINE "a
vedati ljubeci, da - zrtvuje ?
- Ali nj mogoee - zrtvovanje
tvoja strast? Izrodek pesimiz-
ma in obupa? -- Zakaj ii
nj, da bi zivela? Ali je tvoja
velika ljubezen lie premajhna "a
zivljenje in "a srecen zakon? -
Ko bi ljubila, Vera, bi vriskalo
zivljenje v tebi, - drhtela bi v
zaupanju in pricakovanju, -
hrepenela bi v bodocnost, XII
bi jo sanjala hote ali nehote,
vede ali nevede, - in delala bi
.nacrte Xxi bi jih razpletala v
neskoncnost In nenadoma
Sc ie zavedla: - Ali nj delala
nacrtov s Stanislavom Drnov-
skom? - Njena dusa jim je bi-
la sicer tuja; a poslusala jih
je, ugovarjala Jim je lie malo-
kdaj. - Mahoma il je postalo
vroce, srce il je zacelo tolci, kri
il je buhnila v obraz Gu
stvo sramu, ponizanja, nizkot-
nosti 10 je prevzelo vso, da bi
Sc nekam skrila, da bi bezala
sama pred seboj in pred celim
svetom, - da bi 81 razpraskala
to svojo svetohlinsko krinko in
da bi raztrgala to svoje varavc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10

mater je ma to pripravil, da Sc
pojde ucit k prijatelju ma
Gorenjsko, cato mu Vera nj ho-
tela natancneje razlagati svo-
jega obupnega, razpolozenja in
svojih samoobtozb, temvec ga
je pozvala, maj ze vendar izpol-
nj svojo obljubo in mai pride.
tDalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10
LOJZ KRAIGHER
MLADA
LJUBEZEN

- Zakaj Sc je casi podajala z
Drnovskom, ceprav il je bill ze
predstavljati kot svojega Ia
konskega moza, - da je lie VI
resnici nekoliko 'pomislila, kaj
in kako je to? Zato, ker skoraj
sploh nj mislila ma to in Sc jel
silila V povrsnost in lahkomi-
selnost, XII sta il pravzaprav
ravno toliko tuji kakor gizda-
vost in necimernost. Preprosta
zenska je, po svoji naravi in po
svojem cudu, brez domisljavo-
sti in brez pretiranosti, brez We
likih prieakovanj in brez po-
sebne we're v svojo vrednost in
dragocenost. V dnu duse il po-
je struna, da il zivljenje nj ma
menilo kaj dobrega in lepega;
v dnu duse je prepricana, da
ne uide svoji usodi. Cemu bi Sc
il ustavljala? Hladnokrvnost,
dusica! Glavo ma nakovalo, pa
cakaj potrpezljivo, da lopne
kladivo po njej! -.
Po razgovoru S Tomom v oni
veselicni noci je bilo vendar
tako lepo in svetlo v njeni du-
81. Verjela je, da je dosegla ra-
) dost svojega zivljenja, da Sc il
bliza sreca in zadoscenje. Pre-
! pricanje, da je premagala vso
svojo svojo samopasnost, da sc
je odrekla vsemu svetu in vsi
bodocnosti in ,da Sc je zapisala
: samo ljubezni, samo izvoljencu
svojega srca in svoje duse, -
, to prepricanje jo je povzdigni-
10 in ocistilo, da bi bila vriskala
in rajala cd zadovoljnega po-
: nosa. V nebesa ali v pekel bi
= bila Sla "a ToI'om, ne pogle-
dala bi ne ma desno ne ma levo,
1 ne ozrla bi Sc nazaj in ne racu-
Mia bi naprej, - slepo bi sc vr.
gla v plamen te ljubezni, z
vsem svojim bitjem in z vsem
svojim zitjem, "a danes in "a
jutri in "a vekomaj; - ali nj
: bill to vrhunec zemske srece
- Tomo je bill premagal svojc
telesnost in nasilnost. On, XII je
bill tako pocuten in sladostra.
stem, da bi bill samo prijema]
in objemal, poljuboval in gri-
i eel, - pill IL polne case lube.
, zenskega razkosja do omamice
, in do pogina, - on Sc je odre.
kel uzitku, zunanjemu uzitku
in nasel srece V cisti in brezgre.
sni, bozanstveni ljubezni! Ir
Vera je komaj il knjig poznals
to ljubezen, V zivljenju je nj
kjer nj videla. Povsod je vide
la lie greh, - prisiljenost, cello
propalost; ljubezni, velike lju'
bezni nj videla mixer. Zdelo se
il je, da sploh nj zakona z lju
beznijo, zdelo Sc il je skoraj
da " postenju nj ljubezni il
da je samo greh - ljubezen.
Zakaj naenkrat tolika izpre
= memba? Zakaj naenkrat zopet
+ - nezaupanje? - Zdelo Sc, j
= je, da Tomo nj izpremenjen
e Bill je cist in dober, prisrcen ir
j iskren - kakor v oni noci. c
e nacrtu "a uciteljevanje Vera n
4 premisljala. Nj Sc MIN ukvar.
D jala, ker sploh nj mislila ma to
0 da caka - v nedogled. Ma "a
: kon nj pomislila. Sal Sc il je
0 skoraj zdelo, da bi il bilo ljub
: Sc, &c zgori ljubezni, &c Sc
unici ME plamenih, nego d;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10
XI.

Vera je pri svoji sestri ma
Gorenjskem, kamor Sc le vedno
le nerada zatekala, ker il MISC
ugajale razmere trgovski hlsl
svakovi. A tembolj je ljubila
ze cd nekdaj svezo in roman
ticno pokrajino gorenjsko, XII
je prijala njenemu sanjavemu
razpolozenju in je pozivljala
memo prirojeno utmost. Pre-
cej potrta je zamisljena, neza-
dovolina sama S seboj in S ce-
lin svetom. Ocita 81 muhavost,
nestanovitnost in sebicnost; je-
ri Sc nase, ker Sc ne zaveda
jjasno svojih zelj in svojih ma
menov; obupuje mad seboj IN
mad svojo bodocnostjo, ker dvo-
mi O svoji iskrenosti in nesamo-
pasnosti. Dodge iZlete della V
okolico: - Oh Saw gori do Pc
ricnika in do Belopeskih jezer
z velicastnim Mangartom; OBJ
Saw doll do Radomlje in do su-
ma in po Vintgarju ma GorJe IN
ma Bled. Skoraj zmerom sama,
zasanjana in turobna. Razmis-
liati ne more mnogo, ker je ne
red in kaos v njeni dust. Udaje
Sc svojim custvom, veckrat
bridkim nego sladkim; udaje
Sc spominom ma l-poto in vese-
lie svojega dosedanjega zivlje-
MIA; spomini il ne morejo raz-
gnati pritiskajocih megel ME
mega crnogledega neZaupanja
vase in svojo usodo. Zdi sc il,
da il nj namenjena niti majhna
srecica; zdi Sc il, da je zapisa-
ma razocaranju in obupu. &c
stoji visoko gori mad prepa-
dom in Sc ozira po strmih ste
nah, izpod katerih posumeva
pesem divjega potoka mlado-
sti in radosti, moci in podvzet-
nosti, O samozavesti in O zmagi
in O sreci, - tedaj jo prevzame
slast, da bi Sc vrgla doll in da
bi Sc spojila penecimi Sc va
lovi in da bi sc umirila temnih
vodah ,tako samozadovoljnih in
ponosnih, XII bi jo ponesle V var
no in tho sreco pozabe in brez-
ciljnosti.
Ali je to ljubezen, Vera? Ali
je to velika ljubezen, - ce te
ne navdaja custvom srece in
zadovoljnosti? - Ali je bila
zlagana tvoja blazenost po on
veselicni noci? - Vera 81 ne We
odgovora; sama sebe ne razu.
me, lastnega srca vec ne po.
zna. = V zadnjih letih Sc je ma.
vadila, da ie kolikor mogoce
malo mislila nase ,da Sc nj bri.
gala "a svoja raZpolozenja ir
obCutja, da Sc nj ukvarjala S
sklepanjem in razmisl janjem {
svoji prihodnosti in O svojif
pricakovanjih. Udajala Sc je
Cd ZaGetka skoraj zoprn, &C.
pray 81 ga nj mogla nikdal
usodi: - maj jo porine, kamol
hoce, Clovek maj bo tih in mi.
rem, niti 4 mezincem maj ne
zmiglje; potuhne Sc maj in ma.
pohlevno Caka, kaj mu prinese
jutro, &c ga zadene udarec ir
nesreca, zacudenje ne DO take
veliko, raZoCaranje ne bo take
neznosno; &c ga doleti obdaro
vanje, sreca, - koliko vecje be
njegovo zadoscenje, koliko hva
leznejse njegovo presenecenje
FL.~x ~E Us~xnr To-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-10

srce Krivdo je zacutila VI
sebi - in spoznala je, zakaj
naenkrat tolika izprememba,
zakaj naenkrat zopet - neza-
upanje! -.
Takrat Sc je Drnovsek zopet
oglasil, - prestrasila Sc je, da
Sc il hoce iznova blizati V
tenn strahu, - v zavesti svoje
krivde, - v obcutju neznosne-
ga sramu -. Sc je odlocila in
zbezala k sestri. Nj il prislo
do zavesti, da tudi pri Tomu nj
vse redu. Nj zapazila njegove
nenadne plasne nesigurnosti,
njegovega oklevanja in omaho-
! vanja, pomisljanja in preudar-
janja;'- ker nj mislila ma "a
kon z Min, vsaj zavedala Sc nj,
da lnisli mani -, ker nj rasuni-
la S poroko, temvec samo - z
ljubeznijo.
&c Sc spomni zakona svojih
. starisev, - ce pogleda v zakon
svoje sestre z njenim mozem,
- &c vzame vse zakonske pare,
kar jih pozna: - - kje. je
ljubezen,? ~ kje je sreca? -
kje je harmonic? ?, - Nezaupa-
ME in ljubosumnost, prepiri in
pretepi, brezobzirno varanje in
neodkritosrcnost, oprezanje, "a
visit in zloba! Mixer }sporazum-
ljenja in zadovoljnega miru
mixer rostenosti in cistosti in
lnesebicnosti, ,l-- lnikjer ljubezni
povsod sovrastvo,i zgolj sovra.
stvo! In &c je zunanjost lepa'
! je ler navidezna, hinavska; pre-
isci nalo globlje, pa Sc prepri'
cas-, da je varljiva, kakor je
varljiva gladina blaine luze, k
skriva mrhovino in Sc vzdigu'
jejo il ME mehurcki gnilobe
in smradu! .a.'. &c je torej "a
kon red, pravilnost in poste
most ,potem v postenju - n
j; ljubezni! V grehu je ljubezen
samo v grehu! Zatorej ljubi
ljubi - in umri! - Zakon
Stanislavom Drnovskom bi bi
"a zunanji svet - posten, po
: vprecen zakon; ljubezen To
nom greh. Vera pa Sc j
: igrala ma ODE strani. Igrala 81
je - ali res lie podzavedno? -
: z mislijo, da bi izpila slast lju
2 bezni S Tomom, da bi uzila vs'
: omamljajoco sreco velike lju
bezni, - in Sc potem zatekla
, suhoparen zakon S Stanisla
= vom. Ali nj oskrunila ideje We
l like ljubezni? Ali nj osramoti
la sebe in obremenila svoio du
SO? - &c je samo greh lube
? zen in &c je ia minljiva, - al
, nj dostojnejse in postenejse, d.
Sc zapises smrti, ko tt sreca il
puhti? 1919 T..
i Tomo je prejel cd We're mai
4 pref kratko sporocilo O pre-
= selitvi; potem nekoliko razgled
, mic in nekaj pisem, zaljublje
' nih, precej poyrsnih in vsakda
= njih; potem nenadoma il
hruh obupnih samocbtozb:
!, &C. Ali bonn smela biti s.
i kedaj odkritosrcna? Ali sen
v obsojena, da lazem vse zivlje
\ ME - sebi in drugim - Ia
a krat, ko 81 mi bill umoril vero
: te, 81 mi bill umoril tudi duso
: Takrat sem stala srnrtjo =
a lice v lice Zdaj 81 vcasil
: domisljujem, ,da mi je cope
0 vzklila vera; - a pravzapra
i tie ljubim sanao cato, ker ne mo
: morem drugaGe. Misli1n pa !
: zmerom - kakor pref -, ka
i ko bi svoji ljubezni usla, kak
a bi sebe in tebe IL ME resila
a ne toliko il nevere kot il pre-
a pricanja, da mi nj namenien
n in da je ukradena, ker j
oil nisem vredna in ker bi bila zat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-31
Alexandra Council Calls
Postwar Housing Session

A meeting to discuss postwar
housing and the disposition of exist
ing war housing has been called by
the Alexandria City Council for
Tuesday night.
Members of the Alexandria Hous-
ing Authority, the City Planning
Commission and the Advisory Com
mittee of the War Housing Center
have been invited.
At recent meeting of the War
Housing Center Advisory Committee
Glenn Richard, member of the
committee, discussed the question
and expressed the hope that Just
such meeting would be called by
the city council.
Questions which Mr.. Richard be-
lieves should receive consideration
are: To what extent war housing
should be liquidated; who should be
the agent to determine when and
how it should be disposed of, and
how such disposition, if gradual, can
be made to fit in with an overall
housing plan.
The committee agreed with Mr.
Richard, and suggested that COM
munities should begin at once tc
make postwar housing plans for
Presentation to Federal authorities
who are, apparently, disposed to
consider suggestions from communi-
ties in which war housing projects
exist,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-31
BY the Associated Press,

BURLINGTON, Wis, Dec. 31.-A
captive Maryland mosquito carrying
around it's neck a diamond studded
gold medal, bearing the inscription
World Champion Liar" was lib
Grated here today.
The insect, according to o. c.
Hulett, president of the Burlington
Liars Club. will fly directly to an
Army camp at Tooele, Utah, and
there deliver the medal to Sergt
Baron S. Fonnesbeck.
1t was the story of this and other
Maryland mosquitoes which have SC
much of Sergt. Fonnesbeck's blood
in their bodies that they send him a
card on Fathers Day that earned
the soldier the title of world
Champion Liar Of 1943."
Here is Sergt. Fonnesbeck's story
which the judges decided was the
best of the 5000 entered in the
annual contest:
1.-THE mosquitoes of Maryland were
Of the P-38 type, and when they
landed they always filled both fuse
lagos. The first day I was there,
they completely drained me of
blood. The second day I was CIV
ing them I. o. Us.
Months later, when I was sta
toned in Alabama, the Maryland
mosquitoes sent me a card on Fa-
theirs Day because they had so
much Of my blood in them.
I'VE tried in many ways to dis
pose OF these pests, including poison
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Advisory Board Named
On Juvenile Matters
Arlington TrioI Justice
Names Committee

Hugh Reid who assumes the trial
justice post in Arlington County
tonight, yesterday announced a five
member advisory board to work with
the court in Juvenile matters.
Mrs. Dorothy Dunn, former mem.
Der OF the Arlington Welfare Board:
Mrs. Lillian Thompson, representa-
tive of colored grocps; the Rev.
Isaac Steenson, pastor of the Clar-
endon Presbyterian Church: the
Rev. Edwin J. Lee, pastor of st.
Thomas More Church. and Albert
Cohen comprise the group.
Prescribed by the Virginia code,
but rarely used throughout the
State, the board members serve
without compensation to advise and
cooperate with the court in all
matters affecting delinquent, de-
pendent and destitute children.
The code also specifies that the
group visit institutions and associa-
tons receiving children and that
reports be made to the public at
intervals.
Mr.. Reid said the group would be
enlarged as persons adaptable to
the work are encountered. The code
rules only that the board be COM
prised of not less than and not
more than Is members.
The associate trial justice for the
court will be named early next week,
Mr.. Reid said.
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Maryland Crop Value!
Hit New Peak in '43,
B|andford Reports
Hondicops Overcome to
Attain New Highs in
Planting and Output
By the Associated Press.

L
In a year end summary, Joseph
H. Blandford, chairman of the
Maryland United States Agriculture
Department War Board, reports that
the farmers of Maryland in 1943
broke many records for planting and
production and all value of -produc-
ton records.
The agriculture official said that
Maryland farmers had made many
important contributions to the Ma
tons record smashing production of
war foods" in 1943, while overcoming
handicaps imposed by abnormal
weather conditions and shortages
of such things as feeds, machinery
and labor.
Field and truck crops, he said, to-
gether had a production value of
$50, Isl 900, new record, and S.
100000 above the 1912 figure.
Losses estimated at $4,000 900
were caused by an abnormally heavy
winter-kill of grain crops, heavy
spring rains which flooded out many
newly planted fields, high winds
which damaged grain and vegetables
on the Eastern Shore and general
drought later in the season, he said
Mr.. Blandford said the Agricul-
tural Adjustment Agency con-
tributed $1,749,739 to 22,257 farmers
as part of the cost of their 1912 soil
conservation and soil-building pro-
grams, distributed $1,335 722 for
parity payments on 1912 harvests to
the same number of farmers, and
Sill 008 to 18,845 farmers for par
ity payments on the 1912 harvest.
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lsWRahoninq
.Remmiders@a

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through January l. Stamp R good
through January 20.
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five points in pork through Janu-
airy /.
Sugar-Stamp % in Book No. 4 good
for pounds through January Is.
Shoes-Stamp No. 10 in Book No. l
and stamp l on the "airplane"
sheet of Book No. valid now for
an indefinite period.
Gasoline-No. 8 A coupons good for
3 gallons each until February 8.
B and c coupons good for 2 gall
Ions each. b. and CO coupons
in books issued after December l
are good for gallons each.
Tire Inspection Deadlines-For A
coupon holders, March 81.
Fuel Oil-Period No. coupons, good
for 10 gallons unit, valid now,
expire January 3. Period No. 2
coupons, valid now, expire Febru-
airy 8. Period No. coupons be-
come valid January 4, remain valid
through March IA. According to
the District OPA, consumers in
this area should not have used
more than 80 per cent Of their
total yearly fuel oil ration as q
December u.