davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-09

havala "a te, in samo~ zate me
skrbi. In tudi, kos 81 Sc zenil,
sem ii odsvetovala samo radi
tega. Anica nj "a tie. Ona je tvo-
ia poguba."
"Kaj govorite NATL" je
vzkliknil. Juri. Matt pa je motri-
la sinovo lice. Mislila je pac,
koliko bi mu zaupala toliko' in
tako, da bi Sc ne obrnil cd ME
kot obrekovavke in bi dvignila v
MEM dvom. Zato sc je nasmeh-
Mia in pristavila:
"Ti imas Anico mocno rad,
:zato, jo tudi vidis drugace kot
JAIL"
"Da, rad jo imam, matt. To-
da,, sleps tudi nisem. In &c ina
kako napako,, gotovo jo po-
znam."
Ona nj odvrnila. mic in sc dvi-
gnila, kakor da il je neljubc
govoriti o tenn. ....
"Mati," je dejal Juri, 'evem
da, vam nj prijetnor govoriti {
Amin ~ y,oapoii - u Il
"In nina nobenega pomena,'
je presekala ona sinu besedo
"Zdrazbe pa tudis ne maram de-
lati. Sal itak vse njej verujes!' 7
.Cim trdovratneje Sc tje skusa
la Katra odtegniti temu pogovo
ru ITEM bolj jes Jurii hoteL,. ds
govori. Revez nj slutil, da j
igraea " materinih, rokah, il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-09

XII Sc zavedajo usode nasega
naroda v domovini. Lepo je,
ako ga poprosite, toda dolznost
je, da ga vprasate, &c vase pro-
snje ne slisi; &c pa tudi ma va
Sc vprasanie ne odgovori, po-
tenn ga opozorite, da je to ne
pisani davek, mas narodni da-
vek,. katerega je dolzan svoje-
mu narodu, ker govori njegov
jerk, ker ga zivi njegova ma
rodna kri, in ker ne more "a
tajiti' slovenstva s tenn, da odre-
&c pomoc trpecim~ in krvave-
elm bratom in sestram onkraj
morja, XII umirajo ma Kalvariji
najveGje narodne nesrece in
tragedije V zgodovini Sloven-
stva.
Daj, brat, daj; pomagaj,
sestra!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-09
skoroa prosece je dejal:

skoro prosece je dejal:
/" "Mati, &c mislite, da morete
Anici res kaj ocitati, povejte mi
fKaj ne, ponosna je malice in pa
nagle jeze vcasih. Tako obcut-
ljiva je in vse 81 zene k srcu,
in vi, mislite, da vas sovrazi."
MAR meni, kaj misli me-
MI" je odvrnila. matt, ida me
vidi nerada, to je zadnje, kar
il morem ocitati sal je tudi JAZZ
ne morem.. A to- je: JAZZ vem,
zakaj jes ne morem."
"Mati, zakaj?"
''Zakaj? Ali res. hoces vedeti;
res? In kaj bo potem, kaj?'
Skoro porogljiv je bill njen glas
Juri je bill razburjen in radove-
den. Skoro tresel Sc je. Matt je
dobro opazila njegov nemir,
stopila je k MENU in mu ovila
roko krog vratu:
'Revez 81, predober 81 in pre-
posten." !"
wi mislite, da nj postena,
t je kon1aj slisno zasepetal.
NE mislim tega," je odvrnils
matt. 't.oda nekaj drugega vi
dim ma Mi, in to mi ne ugaja
! iGee te jes vzela, maj bi te- tud
imela rada, kakor gre. Sal j
vedela kaksen 81, da 81 plasen il
pust.'' -.
Dalje prihodnjic) ..>
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-09

tvojemu bratu ali sestri v do
movini, XII pricakuje tvojo, po-
moe Pc. konGani vojni.
Mrs. Mary Stucins il Los An
gelesa, California, Sc zavedas te
narodne .dolznosti. ze vdrugic
mi je poslala $1,000 Ia reveze
v domoVini. In ce bi vsi Slovenci
in Slovenke V Ameriki: tako mi
slili in, tako storili, kako .lahko
bi bilo delo. nasega odbora.!
Narodno, zavednas zena,. Mrs.
Jereb, XII je umrla. pred par
tednit v Clevelandu, je rekla
sNoji' hceri pred smrtjo:. "Ko
umrem, sporocite mojim pri-
jateljem, da maj ne kupujejo
roz in cvetja ma mojo krsto,
ampak, maj rajsi darujejo "a
nase reVeze V, domovini." - In
tako Sc je tudi zgodilo. Lokal-
nj odbor. st. 2 V Clevelandu be
dobil te denarne prispevke.
Takos je, kjer je narodna za-
vest in. cut, kjer je usmiljenje
in dobra VOLTA. In lazje. je da-
jati, kakor pa jemati, kajti,
kdor daje, ina, da lahko da,
kdor jennie, sprejema pac "a
to-. ker nina. In koliko, jih. je
med nami, XII bi lahko dali, to-
da ne cutijo, da so del. sloven-
skega naroda, &c je potreba kaj
dati. TIE ljudi bo potreba zbu-
diti;. to je dolznost vseh tistih,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-09
AKcIJA PO;SS NMaA "a
UPANJE PRIt NARODU
(Nadaljevanje S /. strani)

Il slovenskega hriba " Sar
Francisco, Calf, so mas tudi
pogledali' tamkajsnji Slovenci
in Slovenke. Poslali so $275,OO.
Prav po.je to, da Sc mas spo-
minjajo tudi najbolj oddaljene
slovenske naselbine ma Zapadu.
Tako so bill aktivni lokalni
o d bori V Denverju, Rock
Springsu, Detroitu in Jolietu.
A Sc to: Podruznice Sloven-
skega ameriskega narodnega
sveta tudi prispevajo. Da bi
imele kaj dosti posnemalcev.
Vsak dollar je dober. LIE Sc
posljite. Vsak dollar je najprvo
V pomoc Ameriki, vlozen V VOL
ne bonde, ko DO konec vojne,
bodo tt ameriski dolarji V po-
moe nasim bratom in sestram
v domovini.
Bratje in sestre v svobodni
in prosti Ameriki! Jugoslovan-
ski pomozni odbor, slovenska
sekcija, je vredna vasega Ia
upanja ter istega tudi uziva.
Tega ne more nikdo zanikati.
Tudi nam ne more nikdo zani-
kati, da ne vrsimo naSe delo
pravilno, v soglasju z zakoni
in predpisi Westinghouse VIA
de.
Glavni odbori desetih sloven-
skin bratskih in podpornih or
ganizacij v Ameriki, XII imajc
zaupanje velike in pretezne We
cine slovenskega naroda v Anne.
riki, po syojih zastopnikih vo'
dijo, cuvajo. in uredujejo tt
pomozno akcijo. In te zastopni
ke je slovenski narod V Amerik
izvolil ma svojih demokratic
nih konvencijah. To MISC samo
postavljeni zastopnih, ampal
pravilno izvoljeni uradniki, k
danes brezplacno vrsijo sVoj;
della v pomozni akciji. Ia svo
je. delo so odgovorni vladi
Washingtonu, D. G., svojin
n glavnim odborom, kakor tud
vsemu slovenskemu narodu
Ameriki.
I'll prijatelj, XII citas to pc
rocilo, vprasaj Sc, &c 81 re ste
ril syoio narodno dolznost. A
81 ze kaj daroval "a JPO,SS
IasNi cloveske, nj prijateljsko, j
h nj krscansko, ako gledas sam
ma to, da sje tebi dobro. Tvoj
dolznost je, da-, pomagas tut
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-09
MIADA BREDA
POVEST. ~ $780,.
.-..&.> -s
SPISALl DR. IVAN PREGEL.J
POVEST

Tako pa Sc. je zgodilo, da je
zacela Katra preje govoriti- in
je "a vedno razdelila Jurija cd
Anice.
Zdravnik je bill povedal, da
hude nevarnosti "a Jurija nj,
vendar pa je zahteval zelo mir
no razpolozenje in izvrstno
oskrbo: Tako sc je Juri kmalu
zacel cutiti bolje.- Toda nepre-
nehoma ga je mucila ona zade-
va Anico. Spraviti jo z mater
jo, navezati emo in drugo ma Sc,
je bila stalna misel, in tozadev-
no je govoril z Anico, toda tako,
da je Anica mislila, da il oeita
neprijaznost do matere, in je
molcala in odsla in Sc razjoka-
la. Potem jes sklenil Juri govo-
riti z materjo. In tako je dejal
nekega dine:
"Mati, ali boste hudi?"
"Zakaj, Juri!" je vprasala
Katra.
"Glejte," je nadaljeval Juri,
"kar sem bolan, sem tako vessel.
vi ste tako dobri menoj, in
Anice sem tudi vessel. Veste Ii,
ka.i mi je povedala? Ali veste
Ali 81 morete misliti?"
"Zato pa je zakon, da so otro.
ci," je odvrnila. Rahla nevolja
je drhtela V njenem glasu. Ali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-09

3Juri je nj; opazil, in nadaljeval,:
'Da, matt! In zatot sem take
srecen, in samo Sc nekaj me te-
III. Ali ste Sc vedno hudis ma
Anico?
"Jaz huda?" sc, je zavzela
Katra. cali me tako crni pri
tebi? Moi Bog, kaj morem "a
to, &c sem nude jeze. Potrpela
bi menoj. In kriviceg je tudi ne
delam. Yes Juri, lepo to nj cd
ME-"
"Ne, matt" je branil Anico
J,uri, ''nikoli nj Anica toMla cez
vas. Bog vari! Umolknil je.
Potem pa je nadaljeval zalost-
"Oh- matt, kako bi to bilo le-
pc. V miru bi ziveli, in JAZZ bj
ozdravel in potem bi imeli
krst -"
Presekala mu je govor:
"Juri," je rekla, I'll 81 bill pro-
tt meni odkritosrcen. Zato, no.
Gem. bih tudi JAZZ. Obljubim tt
da Sc 2 Anico ne bonn ujedala
Pa maj tudo ona pazi. Seveda,' >
je zategnila. zee bo vcasih TAXA
kakor do zdaj, moi Bog, ma vse
molcati pa tudi ne morem. Sa.
sem tvoja matt! In &c nisem bi
Ia prijazna vselej, tega ne mo
! re reel nihce, da sc nisem Pc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-09
u USTANOVITELJ ZADRUZNI.
STVA MA HRVASkEM
UMRL

Washington. - Ustanovitelj
zadruznistva ma Hrvaskem ia
kob Jurkovic, je glasom cd O.
'sisea kontroliranega radia Ra-
kovica nedavno umrl Zagre-
bu. Jurkovic je bill posvetil vse
sVoje, zivljenie. sirjenju zadruz-
mega sistema. med hrvaskim
kmeckim, prebivalstvom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-09

GRANDvEW MO-A record setting recently neted
S0s6 when the 7oead purbred Shorhor herd George
Longan farm OF Kenneth Kansas was dspersed at auction
Merryvae Twenty
BULL Perth Scotland champions brought
206 In the Peter
bull Of sale which Dr. Charles HarsoO prominent Wichita
Falls Texas Shortho breeder paid $500
at the left in the picture with Russell Kece Grandvw who
publisher Buyers from % Upper
Kansa Star)./
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-09

EOR THOSE who fall and freeze on the lime
Il covesed foors of the cattle that carry them
to Germandabor camps-there is no other choice.
For the little children of Tepelini, and Salonika
andsAthens who waitawith swollen stomachs for the
food ship that arrives, there is nothing else
debut wait. =. s.y>.:~. ..
For the Russian peasant with no choice but to
burn his home before the Nazis reached it; for the
Chinese of Nanking who suffered the terrorism of
the Jap; for all of those in nameless graves and
numberless cells-for all of them--there wast no
second chance, no other choice. 4,<.s = sssssl
But for yoa-a choice still remains: For you-
among all the peoples of the world, the road to
freedom is still clear.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-09

Never before have we been able to measure the
price of freedom for ourselves and our children in
such Intangible terms. Willyou helpto keep the road
to freedom open9r Will you inyest-aU ya1 ean-in
War Bonds?
It's not SO much to ask. Many of us are making
more money than we have for years. The things
we'd like to buy with that money are scarce-or
unavailable. So, we're asked to Loan money at good
interest-$4 for every S. when the Bonds NATURE
Money to help pay forthe war-keep prices DOWN
provide peacetime jobs and peaoetime goods and
generally decent world for all of US when the
is won: - r. n kszzassN..s kEszzassN..stt II .<. n
Chances are, you're already in the Payroll Savings
Plan-buying War Bondsss-doing your Bit But
don't stop there. Raise your sights Do your besa
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27
School Budget Raises Funds
For Principals And Supplies

additional held instead OF ,.+.:,-
the salary of present cmplayr.'
Principals VIII be expected la dr.,,.
more time Ia details OF prcpa..,i,.,,.
for opening and winding un ,,.h,,J
terms. "nd in rural communities .,ir,
have large responsibility iur rou,n,"
AID supervising school buses.
Increased ALLEGATION for S,rhs,i,.,o
teachers was also included in The len.
latlve budget.
The budget MAS prepared in ,bo
office of Nathan Yeltun. cnrp.r,I
Icy. and MS approved without u,,..
rial change, but cOmmittr cons drr,-
tiuH OF il WAS not pCriunctu..y. rI,.
iivc-mcmbcr committee Crmpn.rd M
Dr.. Julian Miller. Dr.. l.. NJ. MASSEY
y. Mel. Graham. RYAN AIcHrcIn
and Harry T.. lScnholn. togr,nc,. WI.
State Superintendent Clydc T.,i.,
! and Comptroller Tclton. spent a ..r
d.y on il.
In raising salaries for Supervisory
work and increasing ALLEGATION f,,
| institutional supplies. The currrr.'r.
I WAS attempting L. restore these item.
| IL their relative status before. -n,. i,.-
! preston, Il goal ;ulrc dy pretty yn,..
| ~ achieved with respect To- ,,..,....
salaries. Even So. a few Teacher. r.,.,,
| complained lha' there u.s. mo if.,.r..
| III giving principals "anu,Ior iii a."
! when The tr-ChrrS are not ..u.Il,rIv
cared for. Perhaps that ll,. 'a.
/ board members were go r:,rr'Ir 81
. rirptIh#iIc that the increased NV
MJS iur additional dutIr..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27

Quite a stack OF newspapers lett you
yesterday, Judge Aren't goin' in the news.
paper business, are you?"
No, just enjoy reading different
papers so my nephew George sends them
to me whenever he takes business trip.
l got big kick out Of some he sent me
from several counties where they still have
prohibition. Particularly from some head.
lines that read Drunk Driving Arrests Rise.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27

,Bootleggers must post Ceiling Priccs'l
Federal Agents seize Trick Liquor Truck.
Doesn't that 90 TO prove, Joe, that b1olibi.
Ton does not br0hibh2
~ watched conditions pretty carefully
curing our IL years of prohibition in This
country. The only thing could see wc GOT
out OF 1t was bootleg liquor instead of bgoi
liquor. :.pus the worst crime and corrnp.
ton this country has ever known" ->
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27
Rural Churches
Granville Charge
Methods, Church
H. II. Cash. Pastor.
UNION CHAPEL.

thurcn School az 1000 A. NJ.
The Third Quarterly Conference
OF n" year will bc hcld Sunday night
ri Union Chapel a., $50 p. NJ. This
j. joint conference with the Vance
Charge. Or. Il I. CT IS. distric,
Superintendent. viii preach. and fol.
lowing his sermon the business Sos
son of the conference will be held.
we r'l,t hat Just as many members
WI attend and that all church of
'ccr> VIII have - full report.
There viii 10 no meeting Of the
Youth Fellowship Sunday night be
cause o. the Quarterly Conference.
RChObCth
Church School { 1000 A. NJ.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27
~ NEWMAN tAJIPRII..

CIt Intu.u.:.ru.. Uuifu.. L,--
SON i"t hF@. - = E>"Gu, %2-&I. HE
Golden Test being Numbers li.i&.
.,1ra"'"is - .ior 2, guGyr. and uDun-
G""- ," loving blindness. rusg!yIng
!M4GE'N and ..uuSg.v>SI,n.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27

Fifteen yards Of cotton fabric are
required in the sub-assembly Of an
airplane propeller. In one famed
fighting plane. more than 300 yards
OF cotton fabrics in various weights
and constructions are used.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-27

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'vn IN" commandments.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-02-11
Silas Greek News

During the recent sleet people
in this community were with
out electric lights. They went
!off Thursday andl remained
so until Sunday evening when
they came on and stayed until
Monday morning when they went
off again for some time.
Mr. Willard FISHERMAN is in
disposed with cold at present.
Until recently it has been sta
ted that walking is not crowd
ed" At present, this is rather
broad statement to make.
Roads in this community, in
some places, have been impass-
ale The two mails, school buses,
and the milk truck have been
greatly Inconvenience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearn Dickson
and their little daughters, Caro-
Ign and Linda, of Elkin, spent the
week end with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Dickson.
There has been quite a shifting
around among the families of our
community within the past few
weeks. Tommie Blevins has NOV
ed to J. R. Phipps', Mrs. Maggie
Porter, with her little son, Jason,
left to join her husband, Bob, in
Denver, Colorado, a few days
ago. Her house is occupied by
Frank Jones and his mother.
Mr.. George Waddell, who has
been indisposed for few days,
is some better.
Rev. E. R. Mcclure, who has
been conducting a meeting at
Mount Pleasant Chapel on Phoe-
nix Creek, spent Monday with
home folks. He returned to con-
tinue the meeting.
County Agent r. H. Grouse
held a meeting for the farmers of
this section, Monday evening, at
Landmark school house for the
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-02-11
WAR CORRESPONDENT
DIES FROM WOUNDS

London - Edward Henry (Har-
ry) Crockett, Associated Press
war correspondent, who loved
ships and reported events of the
sea in peace and war, has died
of wounds received in the torpe-
doing of a British warship of the
Mediterranean fleet, the admiral
ty announced.
The 31-year-old former Boston
and New York reporter died on
the rare and hazardous fleet as
signment he eagerly sought as
successor to the Pulitzer prize
correspondent, Larry Allen, who
was captured in a raid on Tob-
ruk last September 13 when the
British destroyer Sikh was sunk.
Allen had survived numerous
bombings and warship sinkings
before he became a prisoner of
the Italians.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-02-11
Enrol FLYNN FREED
BY JURY IN CALIFORNIA

Los Angeles - Film hero Enrol
Flynn strobe happily from SUI
perior courtroom, cleared of
charges that he had played the
villains role in real life.
After celebrating Is hours, a
jury of nine women and three
men at 11:19 a. m. (2:19 p. M,
Eastern War time) acquitted the
tall, handsome actor on three
counts of statutory rape which
the state alledged he had commit
ted against two teen-age girls.
The bitterly-contested trial
ended on a friendly note. Flynn.
of course was overjoyed, the
judge said he thought a just YER
dict had been returned. the chief
of defense counsel declared
Justice has prevailed" and the
prosecutor commented only that
1T was my duty to prosecute the
case
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-02-11
GEN. ANDREWS HEADS
u. S. FORCES IN EUROPE

Gen. Frank M. (Andy) An
drews, 59-year-old air force gen.
eral, was named commander of
U. S. army air and ground forces
in the European theater this
week and he Immediately an
nounced that American daylight
attacks on Nazi Europe would be
increased in intensity.
Appointment of the grizzled,
gray-haired veteran of more than
a quarter of a century in the air
service placed emphasis on the
present round-the-clock British
American air war designed to
soften up Nazi defenses for an
eventual land invasion of the
continent.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-02-11
BRAZIL IS NOW FULL
PARTNER AGAINST AXIS

Rio De Janeiro = Brazil joined
the united nations this week as a
full partner against the axis in a
move which places this country
at war against Japan as well as
Germany and Italy.
Brazil previously had been for
mally at war against the Europ-
can axis partners and not against
Japan but was nevertheless an
ally of the United States.
The decision to sign the pact of
the united nations was reached
this week at a meeting of the
cabinet with President GetuliO
Vargas, who recently conferred
with President Roosevelt on a
United States destroyer at Natal
after Casablanca.
Brazil declared war on Ger
many and Italy last Aug. % after
systematic attacks had been made
on Brazilian shipping by axis u
boats in the South Atlantic. The
declaration was then a mere for
mality, for the Brazilian air force
already was making war on SUBJ
marines and sank some in defen-
sive operations.
Besides joining the united ma
tons for complete belligerence in
the global war, Brazil subscribed
to the terms of the Atlantic char
ter.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-02-11

The message recorded here by
Reuters said:
ITO Franklin Roosevelt, COM
mander-i chief of the armed
forces of the U. S. A.:
Il thank you for your congrat-
ulations in connection with the
victory of the Soviet forces at
Stalingrad.
Il express my conviction that
joint military operations of the
armed forces of the U. S. A.,
Great Britain and the USSR in
the near future will bring about
victory over our common enemy.
Stain"
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Questions On Rationing
Problems Answered Here

The following is another in the
series of questions and answers
concerning the rationing of pro-
cessed foods:
l. @. My family consists of my
husband, our two children, and
myself. What is my family's al
lowance of canned goods when
rationing begins?
A. Twenty cans, five per per-
son, excluding those containg
less than eight ounces.
2. Q. If I have more than that,
will the extra cans have to be
returned in when rationing be-
gins?
A. No, but one blue eight-point
stamp will be taken out of ration
Book 2 for each can beyond the
allowable five.
3. Q. Do I have to count all the
canned foods in my home?
A. Count all the cans, bottles
and jars that contain eight ounces
or more. Home-canned foods are
not included and there are certain
other exceptions.
4. Q. Exactly which foods are
to be reported?
A. Include all the following
commercially canned (tin or
CLASSY fruits (including spiced
fruits), and vegetables, canned
fruit and vegetable juices, all
canned soups, chilli sauce and cat
sup.
S. Q. Will stamps be deducted
for canned foods which are part
of an ''emergency shelf" to be
used only in case of an air raid
or other disaster?
A. Yes. All cans of food to
be rationed and weighing eight
ounces or more must be included
in the count.
6. Q. How and when will these
extra cans be reported?
A. They will be reported to To-
cal rationing registrars when war
ration book is distributed, on
form called the Consumer Dec
laration."
7. Q. Where will 1 get the form
on which to report my extra stock
of canned foods?
A. Watch for it to appear in
your newspaper some time after
Feb. Is. Clip it out and fill in
the facts on Feb. 81. Registration
for war ration book 2 begins on
Feb. % and you will save time
by bringing a completed form
with you.
8. Q. Will each member of the
family fill out one of these forms?
A. No. Ony one form will be
used for the entire family. The
form has a space for writing in
the names of all members of the
family unit.
9. @. Do I include my house.
keeper in this list of names? She
lives with us and eats all her
meals in our home.
A. No. List only the members
of the family. Your housekeeper
must fill out a separate declara-
ton form.
10. Q. What other information
will 1 be asked to supply on this
consumer declaration?
A. The number of pounds of
coffee the family had on Nov. %,
1912, less one pound for each per
son whose age is given as IA or
over on Ration Book l.
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ref Review OF State National And World News During The Past Week

her death which occurred on Sat-
urday. Rev. Claude Eastridge was
in charge of the service and bu-
rial followed in the Snyder fam
lily cemetery.
The deceased, who was 81 years
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-02-11

DIR. CLYDE TURNER, of
Greensboro, who spoke on the
Baptist hour last Sunday
morning at $3.50, and who will
speak on two other Baptist
programs this month. These
programs are heard over an
Independent Southern net
work of Sc stations. WPTF'
of Raleigh and WBIG of
Greensboro are the North
Carolina Stations broadcast
ing these programs.
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purpose of urging people to raise
more and a greater variety of
crops this year. Quite number
of farmers attended and seemed
to be enthusiastic in regard to
the matter.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-02-11
STAIN BELIEVES THAT
VICTORY rs TO BE SOON

London = Premier Joseph Sta
lin in a message to President
Roosevelt this week expressed
conviction that joint military
operations of the United States,
Great Britain and the USSR in
the near future will bring about
victory over our common enemy"