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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
FEBRUARY

6. februarja, sobota. - Drustvo
France Preseren" stew. II,
S. D. z. - Plesna veselica v
avditoriju Slovenskega narod-
negaadoma ma st. Clair Ave.
6. febrtlarja, sobota. - Uto-
plans S. N. P. J. - pies v S.
del. Domu, ma Waterloo Rd.
7. februarja, nedelja. - Verov-
SEX prireditev v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu Wa
terloo Rd.
7. februarja, nedelja. - Dram
sko zbor "Abrasevic" -
predstava in pies v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma St. Clair Ave.
13 februarja, s0bOta - Plesna
veselica drustva cleveland"
stew. 1875 S. N. P. j., v Slo-
venskem narodnem domu ma
st. Clair Ave.
Ia. februarja, nedelja. - Drus-
two ''Ribnica" stew. IL S. d.
z. praznuje svojo 80. obletni-
co V avditoriju Sloyenskega
narodnega donna ma ST. Clair
Avenue.
20. februarja, sobota. - Drus-
two "Lozka dolina" - Pies
na veselica v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
st. Clair Ave. <
20. februarja, sobota. - Kart
ma zabava drustva "Cvetoci
Noble" stew. 45O S. N. P. J. Y
pomoc slovenski pomozni ak
ciji, v Slovenskem drustve'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01

tinskim patriotom, v katerih
jim obIjubljajo pomilostitev, a.
ko Sc do Is. oktobra vrnejo do
NOV. v nasprotnem slueaju boz
do rodbine poklicane ma odgo-
vor in nosile posledice. Najbrze
Sc zaradi prejsnjih izkusenj nj
nikdo odzyal temu pozivu. Pri-
eakovati pa je, da Sc DO prega-
mamie in zatiranje stradajoGe-
ga in siromasnega dalmatinske-
ga prebivalstva zaeelo novo
silo.
Vdolz dalmatinske obale so
zaceli uporniki tudi pomorsko
vojno; polaste Sc manjsih la
dij, izkrcajo potnike in blago
ter jih potope. V blizini Makar-
ske SO v mesecu septembru do
bill v roke in potopili manjso
ladjo Jadranske plovidbe. Iste-
ga meseca so Sc polastili blizu
Vele Luke ma Korculi neke ita-
lijanske ladje, polne ugrabljene-
ga OLA, lastnine otoskih kme-
tov. V Velikem Izu so izbruhni-
Ii krvavi neniri, ker so Italija-
nj rekvirirali Ollie. Ko SO ukrca-
vail ma ladjo prebivalstvo tega
kraja, so Sc ljudje uprli, pome-
tall morje vso italijansko po-
sadko in pobegnili. Veliki Il je
do malega pozgan, prebivalstvo
pa je deportirano.
Italijani so radi teh dogodkov
zasegli vse privatne ladje in
barke. Tudi ribiski colni so pod
najstrozjim nadzorstvom.
Kupujte vojne Donde i'm vojno-varce-
valne znamke, da bo cimprej perazeno
OSiSce i'm vse kar ono nradSfayliat
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01

zdaj po iskem, zdaj po blej-
skem. Mogotnost Sc dotika sr-
ca, kakor da sem stopil v deze-
10 pravljic divje romantike. So
ca je najlepsa reka v Evropi,
Nj cuda, da 10 je goriski slav-
eek tako cudovito opeval.
Vidim velikansko podzemsko
elektrieno centralo. Zidajo Sc.
Soeo hocejo zajeziti, speljati jo
v drugi tok, da bo tvorila jeze-
70. (Zdaj je to ze izvrseno.) Da
bo gonila turbine, XII bodo pro-
izvajale blisk in strelo. Zdaj
gledam Soco kako teee skozi
stene, vse belle kakor IL mar
morja izdolbene, v strugi, ka-
kor dletom iztesani. Kakor bi
gledal znameniti Dzerdap - ze-
LENA vrata ma Donavi.
Tam pri Sveti Luciji je v
kamnitno gorsko steno vklesa-
no: "Tukaj Sc je boril II. kor."
- Pod ia napis pa so Italijani
pristavili: "In potem je prisel
mas dam.
Kdo bi opisal obcutke, XII Sc
lotevajo potnika, gledajocega
krasoto Soce v vseh njenih od-
tenkih, romantiki, tako skozi
okno vlaka? Memo mogocnost,
lepoto, silo, razbrzdanost hudo-
urnisko, kdo bi opisal? Da .
Krasna 81 bistra hei planin
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01

Kupujte vojne Donde i'm vojne- -varce-
yalne znamke, da bo Gimprej perazeno
0siSce in vse, kar ono predstavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01

Tvoj tex je xiv in je legak
ko hod deklet S planine
in jasna 81 kot gorski zrak
in glasna 81 kot spev krepak
planinske je mladine.
Krasna 81 hci planin!
- - - - -
A ko prides ma ravnine,
zakaj te ziva radost mine?
Mar yes, da teces tik grobov,
grobov slovenskega domovja ?
In nehote sc vbudi v Glove
ku, da govori in klice S Simo-
nom Gregorcicem:
"Narasti, vzkipi v tok strasan!
Ne stiskaj V meje Sc bregov!
Srdita cez branove stopi!!"
V Podbrdu stojimo. Nekako
predolgo stoimo. Potniki iz-
letniki bodo zamudili v Ljublja-
nj zvezo z drugimi vlaki. Use
dosedaj je slo redu. Kaj Sc je
zgodilo?
Tako lete vprasanja.
Roman, nacelnik izleta, po,
jasnjuje:
"Tovaris izletnik je, zamudil
Malo prehitro je odpeljal vlak
oziroma minute prepozno je
prisel ma kolodvor tovaris-za.
mudnik. Vljudni so gospodje '
Gorici. Telefonirali so v Podbr.
do: Vlak q Jugoslovani ustavit
v Podbrdu. Pocakati! Zamudni
ka pripeljemo z drezino - s
posebnim vlakom "a mimi"
Smeh, nejevolja, zbadljivke
- Rocni buffet Sc oblega. Roc
ne granate S sifro "chianti'
eksplodirajo. Govori Sc O star
burki - igri "Zamujeni vlak".
Naposled smo doeakali. -
Vljudnost italijanska je pripe
ljala S posebnim vlakom S q
sedezi, cd katerih je bill Ease
den samo eden = zamudnika i
Gorice v Podbrdo. Hote ali ne
hote je mas 249 sopotnikov TAX
dokumentiralo svojo solidar
most z zamudnikom in zrtvova
10 svoje zveze z drugimi vlaki
Lokomotiva je zapuhtela. =
Skozi noe je slo -. In ko Sc j
cez 10 minut zopet zdanilo, sm
bii donna, V Jugosiaviji. crn;
prst-Ajdovski gradec crto
mirova lastnina in ocka Trigla
sta mas gledala.
Vlak je, odpeljal proti Ljut
ljani.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
"krosno 81. bis+ro hci pIonir, !.

----------
Vlak je eakal ma kolodvoru
"Gorizia", da odbrzi 2 nami II
Gorice proti Podbrdu, oh reki
Soei, v Jugoslavijo - domov..
v posameznih gru6ah priha-
jajo izletniki ma kolodvor. Oh
pasu wise nekaterim rocne bonn
be, 2 napison "Chianti'. Tam
skupina, hiteca ma kolodvor, po-
je kakor ne sme v Ljubljani:
Regiment pc. cesti gre -
Pri besedah "Moj fantic Sc
pa izmed vseh spozna :. Z" je
grlo pevca zavriskalo, da sem
mislil, da sem ma vasi pod okni
dekleta in malone bi sam "a
vriskal.
Pevci ma kolodvoru so zapeli:
'Buci, buei morje Adrian
sko >" ....
Ali vlak Sc je ustrasil. Zganil
Sc je. Pevci so skocili v wagon,
a pesem nj prenehala. Il oxen
vagona je donela dale.
Zadnji akordi so cudovito,
kakor mogoeen koral, zveneli
skozi okna vagona. Zdajci je il
okna vagona zaplapolala jugo-
slovanska trobojnica. Nepriea-
kovano, nenadoma. Nenavaden
obcutek Sc lott v taken trenut-
ku cloveka. Navajen sem plapo-
lanja zastav. Donna nj to mic po-
sebnega, vcasih cello izzivanje.
Vsakdanja rec. Ali zdaj je bila
kakor mogo6en kirk.
Hitel je vlak IL Gorice skozi
Solkan, preko solkanskega mo-
stu, oh parobku gore Sabotin,
tik smaragdnozelene Soce.
Ma policah v vagonih je leza-
la municija. Pc 3-4 ky "a vsa-
kega. In bilo mas je $50. Torej
tisoc pet sto kilogramov NUM-
cije - breskev. Oh pasovih pa
so visele rocne granate z napi-
som "Chianti". Pesem "a pesmi-
jo je donela il oxen vagonov,
pozdravlja mino bezece vasi
in povsod so nam mahali z ro-
kami in robci v pozdrav.
Zdaj je Soea stisnjena v ozki
strugi. Zdi Sc, kaker bi Sc vozi-
Ii z vlakom il Little do Zidane-
ga mosta, lie da je vse Sc mo-
gocnejse. Nato postaja prostor
sirsi, slikovitejsi. Cerkev S Sve-
te gore mas gleda. Banjska pla~
nota je razpeta in IL ME Sc nam
rezijo kaverne.
Predori Sc vrste "a predori.
Oh parobkih gorovja SO vasice
in med mimi cerkvice. Cd Pla-
We do Kanala beze mimo mas
breskve, gorice, jablane =. So
ca Sc vie v velicastnih ovinkih.
Tam SO Sc razvaline neke hise.
Najbrz kaksnega Slovenca. Pu-
still je kraje in Sc preselil V Ju-
gos1avijo.
Soca je polna plemenitih po-
strvi. Pri Sveti Luciji Sc izliva
njo Baea. zremo v globino,
Tako nam je, kakor da Sc pelje-
mo cd Otoc proti Radovljici in
gledamo Savo. Samo mnogo
boil slikovito in romanticno. -
Proga Sc dviga, Kras prenehu-
je. Vedno bolj Sc poraja alpsko
vzdusje in priroda.
Mogoene so stene oh Soci
Kakor bi hodil po Vintgarju -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
during 80 to So Years
of Age!

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tween the ages Of 38 and 52--suffer
from hot flashes, weak, dizzy, ner-
vous feelings, distress of ''irregu-
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try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
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medicine you can buy that's made
especially for aoon,eaa.
Pinkham's Compound is famous
to relieve such distress. Taken reg
ularly lit helps build up resis-
tance against such symptoms, It
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01

Tvoj TEX je xiv in je legak
ko hod deklet S planine
in jasna 81 kot gorski zrak
in glasna 81 kot spev krepak
planinske je mladine. -
Krasna 81 hci planin!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01

A ko prides ma ravnine,
zakaj te ziva radost mine?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
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WAR B0ND5
- l.

At Midway, in the Coral Sea and
from General MacArthur's head
quarters in Australia, the Navy pa
troll bombers are searching out en-
emy bases, ships and transports and
completing their mission" The
Navy Patrol Bomber costs about
$3.50, 900.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
Mali ogIasi
NaprO1ai

SO nova drva "a kurivo. Velika
skladovnica "a $4.00 il tovarne.
- Poklicite Ii. POST.
AyTNI MEHANTKT
Wanna obrainbna industrija Overhaul,
toyarnisko delo. Plaza ma uro.
G @ C HIGHWAY Inc.
2347 Orange Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

and Jupiter augur for success NJ
you put your shoulder 10 wheel
and press forward. Home and
romantic interests, vacation ac-
tivitles top fayorites
A CHILD horn ON this day..
Your particular sector Of the
Zodiac has given the wor ! d
many brilliant courageous per-
sonages. God has showered fine
talents and canabilty upon YOU.
II ia up 20 YOU 10 dgvelop and
rightly use these blessings.
Birth date Of Daniel O'Con-
nell. Irish statesman; Lord Ten
nyson, poet; Louella Parsons,
motion picture columuist
Copyright. 1873. by KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

as smooth sailing for you as for
some others but if you are IN
good health and true 20 your
fighting spirit you'll pitch in
and make 10 a whirIwind Of pro-
ductive activity.
NOV. ~ TO DEC. ~
Sogittaruts-Though practical
and essentia activities are.
highly favored, 10 is not adyis-
able 10 make drastic change
unless they have been previously
planned and found uecess ans.
Great day for Increasing pros
duction, advancing matters al
ready started, making improve
ments.
DEC. % TO JIN. p
C0pricorp-No need 10 grouse
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tins poppy da Excellent ior
business, trad ,. Industry in
general, farming household af-
fairs, victory gardens, military
achievements, and friendly for
romance.
JAN. - TO FEB. 20
4 qt0riJts - Your planet,
Uranus. today warns against
extremes. indulglng pleasures
when urgent duties cry for your
attention. BE conscientious and
industrious. and you can enjoy
and profit THIS Friday. Finish
iDcompIetod tasks quickly.
Fen. 2l TO MARCH N
Pisces ~ Generally encourage
ing, helpful period. Bene6c IN
fluences from Venus. Mercury
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

progress, whether you are in the
fighting services, an industrial
worker, farmer or engaged in a
profession Work consistently.
AUGAa - TO SEPT. -
virgo Channel your skill
and talent so they will be most
fruitful, especially for routine
work and other interests Of I'M
mediate urgency. Economy Of
time and energy important IN
every line Of endeavor.
SEPT. IA TO OCT. %
lLibro-IT YOU viii avail your
self Of every opportunity pre-
,euted you viii make greater
progress than by lust waiting
for thing, to happen.
OCT. - TO NOV. -
Scorpio - Today may not be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
For FridoH Aug. b

MARCH II TO APRIL ~
Aries - Keep on the sunny
side and thus avoid spats or diff
ferences that might interfere
with important work and the
progress of other activities
bigger than personal matters
, /,APRIL IN 70 NAY ~
( Excellent spe ct s.
now vor persona advance
ment. progress in all worth
while undertakings Artistic
professions equally favored with
skilled industrial work.
MAY n TO JJNE n
Comm - Money transactions
may not produce immediate re
turns but work well done and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
This Liver Loaf is Tasty and Nutritious

There is no surer sign of good cook
than rich. juicy, well seasoned meat
loaf. And here is a liver loaf recipe from
Arrnour's kitchen that has the secret
OF success right in It.
Tid-bits of Armour's Star Bacon, to-
eether with the eggs and seasomngs,
make grand favor combination WITH
liver. It's a very nutritious meal, too
for point thrifty liver IS the richest Of
all meats IN vltsmlns, has high pro-
TEN and mineral value This loaf will
feed 8 or Z people heartily al about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

plans properly made will yield
substantial results as soon As
they should Your natural ar
tstic and ingenious ability will
find today plisble, generous.
June e2 TO JILY u
Copccr-Many benefic influ-
enccs from several planets can
be transcribed 10 your good
Forget trivialtics and concen-
tratc on the essentials. espe-
rially those things badly needed
hy our government IN the pros
ccution az this war.
July - TO AUG. -
Loo With your natural en-
thusiasm and cheerful outlook
at their best today, you can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Costume JeweIry

WOMEN NO longer are fan
arcS about wearing out the
latest style. but fashion has
way Of making lis appeal m the
emergencies OF the time For
example there is a boom IN cos
tumo JcWclry.
synthetic stones IN lovely
gold or silver settings bright
cOlOrcd summer beads and
shells. on Mexican silver all fur
nlshlthc kind of decorative ac-
cent needed for a dress or SUIT
that lacks the fresh white
blouse on neckwear that failed
no return from the laundry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

! red point per serving.
Place IL lbs. OF pork, lamb or beef
liver IN hot water for 10 minutes Then
grind II with 4 slices Of Armour's Star
Bacon and = cups chopped onion. Add
2 Cloverbloom eggs, p cups soft bread
crumbs, (, cup chopped parsley, 2tsps.
salt, X tsp. pepper. Mix well and pack
firmly into a loaf pan. Bake l hour AZ
$500 F. Serve with creamed potatoes
This loaf is also good sliced cold.
4 ARMOUR AND COMPANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Your Horoscope

Tuntes Dslkc,
The Defroit Times
1928 Tunes square. D,sso,t, 3D.. Mich.
PrEASI SIND NlY NDWID-
JN HOROSCOpU PERSONAL
DAILY GuIDL and LUCKY
CAlINDAR tor the hst SIX
months ~ 15fj.
&, Bou
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Horoscope :: BY Frances Drake

Look in the Section ia Which Ydp birthday and Find
What Your Ouiook H. According 10 the Stars,
For Friday. Aug. b
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

4 ARMOUR AND COMPANY
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-22
Curb GoUgers
By Lawsuits

The black market trade In second
hand washing machines Is not as
safe and profitable as 1t once was.
/. NJ. Lent was ordered 10 pay
$202.50 to Mrs. Fannie Robinson as
triple damages for an overcharge on
one machine. He appealed.
Ellis Gurtler has now brought
suit against the Cumberland Loan
Company Of AZ North Mechanic St.
TO recover 1918 as the result of a
sol overcharge on a secondhand
Maytag machine.
Gurtle, who is q railroad train
man, Is suing company which is
operated by Louis Waingold, al-
ready under indictment for alleged
participation in a gasoline black
market ring.
An angle Of the case which may
be exploited by the defendants is
that the technical owner of the
business is Harold M. Waingold, the
son of Louis Waingold. Harold
Waingold has been in the armed
forces since August, 1912, but the
license for the company was OBJ
tanned in June, 1943, in his name.
William E. McHugh, Curriers' at
torney, pointed out that service
men enjoy certain privileges and
exemptions in suits arising out of
acts that took place before their in
duction. In the present case, the
acts In question took place after the
induction, and were committed by
another party, the father.
No attorney has entered an ap-
pearance for the defendant.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-22
Dufch, AWOL
From Factories,
Fiqhf Nuzis

London, Nov. IS (Aneta) Abb
senteeism from war factories in
occupied Holland has reached such
proportions that the German au-
thorities have sharply cut state
health insurance benefits for short
illnesses, it was reported today.
Formerly health insurance reg
ulations did not differentiate be-
tween long and short illnesses.
However, according to the Dutch
Nazi newspaper, "Het Rationale
Dagblad," Constant abuse" of
health insurance provisions has
made 1t necessary to issue a new
ruling.
The ruling provides that after a
waiting period of three days during
which no benefits are paid, half
pay will be given for a period of
six days before the normal so per
cent payments begin.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-22
The Russians
Are Grateful
For Watches

One of the several dozen Cum
berlanders who have recently
donated watches to the u. S.
S. r. through the American
jewelers. Committee to Collect
Watches for the Russian Army
received this letter from the
committee:
"Your watch Is one of the
100000 which the American jewell
nv industry is collecting to be
given to Russia's gallant fighters
through the Ambijan Committee
for Emergency Aid to the Soviet
Union. 1t will be put to use on
the fighting front. Your watch
will help speed the complete
downfall of fascism.
We know that the re-
cipients are deeply grateful 10
their American friends for their
help"
Cumberland agency for collecting
the watches has been the S. T.
Little Jewelry Co.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-22
Local rs
Notes

Among the former members Of
the local who have recently been
indicted into the armed forces are
the following:
Carl Sisk, who used TO work on
annealing. He has sgone to the
Army.
Vance L. hardwood and MiInor
Robert Bruce, who used to work on
assembly, have also gone to the
Army.
Wilbur Boone, who worked for
some time as guard, and is the
father of three boys, has joined
the Navy.
Boyd o. Jewell. secretary of the
local. has been accepted for limited
service and expects to leave next
month.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-22
Merchant Must Sell
Goods n Displayed

Consumers who spotted goods
that were being sold above ceiling
prices and sought to buy them in
order to make test case have
sometimes been unable to purchase
them, OPA officials have learned.
Merchants who refuse to sell
goods on display, either in win
dows or on shelves. are guilty Of
false advertising. and on conviction
can be punished by fines up to $500
or Imprisonment up to six months
or both, says State OPA Director
Leo II. Mccormick. The law in
question was passed In 1911 and is
known as the Printers Ink law.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-22
Ohio Go Meets

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 20-Three
main subjects Of discussion at the
sixth annual convention of the
Ohio CLIO Council, which opens here
Monday, will be political action by
organized labor, Improvement of
federal social security legislation
and postwar planning for full em-
ployment and full production, ac-
cording to an announcement by
Ted F. Silvey, secretary-treasurer
of the state organization.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-22

They will have plenty to do In
curbing the present black market.
in the opinion of the old members.
A checkup by OPA investigators at
the end Of last month disclosed
that some merchants were charg-
ing above ceiling prices on as
many as 300 of their items, and
many were delinquent In the post
ing of ceiling prices.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-22
Eastern Shore
VioIufors Fined

Judge William c. Coleman set at
rest doubts as to his willingness 10
enforce OPA regulations by slap
ping a fine of $4,000 on the Acme
Poultry Corp. OF Berlin, Md; an
other $4,000 on its president, Louis
Spatz. and $4,000 on each Of two
New York chicken dealers.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-22

Unity Conference
to the local Price
Panel of the War
Price and Ration
ing Board, have
been duly APP
pointed and have
taken their seats
alongside Mrs.
Delphia Parker
incumbent labor
representatives.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-11-22
On the Price Front
Labor Members
On Price PuneI

Alexander Eversole. Margaret
Newcomer, and Mrs. William c.
Wilson. nominees of the Labor
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-07-02
Jar Rubbers Are
Different This Year

II Is now thought that red rubber
will be available for jar rings this
year but there will be no cause for
alarm If the rubbers you buy turn
out to be black. It is the rubber,
not the color, that counts. True, you
may be a bit startled when you
open your first package Of the war
models. "But what of it," asks
Gladys Kimbrough, Home Service
Director of Ball Brothers Company,
"Our grandmothers got along we'll
enough with lipless rubbers and SO
can We."
Months ago, manufacturers began
experiments to learn how to make
jar rings that would conserve both
rubber and food-the government
set its scientists to the same task.
One of the first things upon which
all agreed was that lips are unneces.
sary for opening jars. The point OF
thin knife can be run under the
rubber to make a tiny space for air
to seep through and break the seal.
It Is then easy to remove cap or lid.
It was also agreed that jar rings
could be small fraction of an inch
narrower but the thickness must re-
main at the pre-war standard.
Wartime rubbers will keep jars
sealed air-tight, but they won't stand
abuse. To get good results, break
yourself of that never-good habit OF
stretching to test and follow these
four simple rules:
l. Wash and rinse rubbers. Boil
them to sterilize if you can fruits
the old-fashioned open-kettle way. 1t
processing is to be done, drop the
rubbers in boiling water and set
aside until needed.
2. Have rubbers wet when they
are used-and be sure that each
rubber lies fiat on the sealing sur
face of the jar.
8. Partly seal all jars before proc
essing.
4. Screw zinc caps and bands on
glass top seal closures slowly when
sealing, as quick or jerky turns
cause rubbers to slip out Of position.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-07-02
THE NEW TAX LAW

The new tax law does not increase
rates. lit is little more than a new
method of collection of the individual
income tax. 1t is modification OF
the Ruml plan for a years tax abate-
ment to bring taxpayers up to date
"the Ruml plan in three-fourths
time" as one opponent called it. 1t
was fought over, and bitterly, too,
for more than four months, and as
passed it was largely a Republican
measure, for majority of Demo-
Gratis in the House voted against it.
(For it were 1877 Republicans and SO
Democrats; against it were IL Re-
publicans and 80 Democrats.
The outstanding feature of the
new tax, first to affect the public, Is
the withholding levy of 20 percent
on all wages and salaries earned
after July l next. Employers will
take out the 20 percent from all pay
envelopes after the usual exemptions,
$12 week for single persons, $24
a week for married workers, and
Sc a week for each additional de-
pendent. This 20 percent will be han
died like the Vivtory tax that went
into effect the first of the year. In
fact, it includes three per cent OF
the Victory tax; the other two per
cent will be due next March Is, date
of final adjustments for this year,
subject to be Offset by credits the
taxpayer may have earned through
purchase of war bonds, payments
ON life insurance, old debts, etc.
These payroll deductions don't ap-
ply to members of the armed forces,
ministers, farm workers, domestic
servants, casual workers or non-resi-
dent aliens. And of course there can
be no payroll deductions for those
who are not on payrolls-like doc
tors, lawyers and business men.
They must estimate in advance and
nay quarterly on their own estimates.