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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01

NEW YORK, N. Y. -, Ne
davno Sc je tukaj vrsila v hote-
lu Blltmore konfe.'enca ameri-
skin slovanskih voditeljev, ma
kateri je bila sprejeta resoluci-
ja, glasom katere so Sc organi-
zacije, XII zastopajo ma milijone
Amerikancev slovanskega pore
kla, pridruzile tujezemski SEX
ciji Narodnega drzavljanskega
odbora "a politicno akcijo Na-
tional Citizens Political Action
Committee), Xxi pod predsednis-
tvom Sidney Hillmana, znane-
ga delavskega voditelja, vodi
obsirno kampanjo "a zmago
Roosevelt Truman tiketa in "a
izvolitev progressively v kon-
gres Zed. drzav.
Registracija je prva in najvaz-
nejsa naloga
Glavni govornik je bil'Sidney
Hillman, XII je poziva1 voditelje
slovanskih Amerikancev, da sc
pridruzijo borbi "a zdruzeno de-
mokratsko Ameriko.
"Nasa najvecja naloga je, da
poskrbimo, da DO sleherni dr.
zavljan registriran, ne glede ma
njegovo politicno pripadnost'
Kadar bo to dosezeno, nam ne
DO tezko prepricati vecine, da
bodo oddali svoje glasove "a
Roosevelta in Trumana."
Zlatko Balokovic je predsedova1
kOnferenci
Konferenci je predsedova1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01

Kralj Peter razpustil
Mihajlovicevo vojsko.

New York Times javlja
il Londona, da je Jugosio-
vanska kraljevska via d a
prekinila svoje zadnje u
radne zveze z Drazo Mihaj-
lovicem. Kralj Peter II. je
dne rs. augusta objavil, da
razpusca jugoslovanski vr-
hovni stab, kateremu je bill
ma celu general Draza Mi
hajlovic, XII S tenn izgublja
svoj zadnji oficijelni stan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01

Ena najbolj nesmiselnih stavk
kar Sc jih pomni, je vceraj ma
stala pri Cleveland Graphite
Bronze Co., kjer je nehalo z de-
lom 5000 oseb, ker je bill Cd
slovljen neki delavec, XII je zgu
bill kljuc cd svojega "lockerja'
"a obleko, nakar ,je razbil klju
cavnico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01
IL OBISKA

IL obiska ste sc while Mrs,
Mary Peterka, 1121 E. 68 ST..
in Mrs. Jennie Prijateli, Con.
neaut, O., XII ste tudi obiskale
New York, ter Sc posebno "a.
hvaljujeti Miss Ancki Traven
XII ju je tako prijazno sprejels
in .jima razkazala zanimivost
velemesta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01
MEJA MED TURCIJO
In BOLGARIJO ZAPRTA

LONDON, 81. augusta. -
Bolgarija je vceraj zaprla mejo
"a YES promet Turcijo, k a r
pomeni, da nemski diplomat,
XII Sc nahajajo v Turciji, ne bo-
do mogli domov. Poro6ila il O.
grske ustvarJajo Wits, da je de-
zela pred razsulom, medtem ko
Sc il Slovakije poroca, da sko-
70 vsi notranji kraji prihajajo
pod oblast ceskih in slovaskih
gerilcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01

Vesti S fronte danes zgodaj
pravijo, da je moznost,
da Amerikanci trcijo v kak IL
datnejsi nemski odpor, dokler
ne dosezejo slovite Siegfriedove
obrambne linije ma nemski me-
il, XII Sc nahaja SIS mill vzhodno
cd Sedana.
Amerikanci prodrli do Magino-
tove linije
Reka Meuse je bila ocividno
prekoracena m d Sedanom,
kjer so leta 1910 Nemci vdrli
v Francijo, in Charlevillom, ma
kar so sc zmagovite ameriske
kolone razprostrle proti ozna-
cenima mestoma, XII sc nahaja-
ia pet mill Cd belgijske meje.
Vcerajsnje prodiranje je po-
neslo Amerikance v teren Magi-
notove linije, XII Sc je izkazala
"a tako tragicen fiasko "a
Francijo vprieo moderne vojne
strategic.
Nemci OBJ 5. obletnici vojne ma
rObu raZsula
Tako Sc Nernci ma dan, kC
stopajo V sesto leto vojne, ma
hajajo ma divjem begu pred a.
merisko poplavo, in vojska ma
cijev, katero je svet tedaj sma'
tral "a nepremagljivo, Sc je poo
udarci zavezniskega orozjs
spremenila v disorganizirano dr.
hal, kateri edini snoter je, ka
ko bi varno zbezala domov.
Argonski gozd, kjer SO Sc a
meriski fantje v zadnji svetovn
vojni borili sest tednov, je pa
del ameriSke rOke v teku enc
ga samega dneva.
Anglezi prodrli 60 mill dalec v
dVeh dneh
Vzporedno S prodiranjem o
klopnih kolon gen. Pattona il
gen. Hodgesa, so Anglezi v te
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01
PREVZELA GOSTUNO

Dobro poznana Mr.. in Mrs.
Anton Jansa sta pred kratkim
prevzela gostilno cd Franka
Primoziea ma 1897 2. 55, st.
Priporosata Sc stevilnim prija-
teljem in znancem, da ju oh pri-
Tiki obiseejo. Postregla bosta 3
| |finimi pijacami in okusnin pri-
grizkom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01
ZIVuSKA RACIJA JE
SPLOSNO NESPREMENJENA A

WASHINGTON, 81. augusta.
- OPA urad je vceraj Mama
nil racijske doloebe "a mesec
september, glasom katerih be
fizol v zrnu nekaterimi drugi-
mi slicnimi twill crtan z racij-
ske liste. Racijski pointi "a me-
so ostanejo ma cell crti nespre-
menjeni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01

Rusi dospeli v mesto, amerske-
ga izdelka. Prebivalci so stall
molce OBJ cestah in strmeli v
sovjetske kolone.
Med premoznimi sloji, pravi
isto porocilo, je zavladala resna
zaskrblj jenost.
Trgovine ' mestu 50 odprte
obrat javnih naprav je obnov'
lien, in opaziti nj nobenega po'
manjkanja ziveza.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01

ku zadnjih dveh dni prodrli go
mill dalec.
British tanki so vdrli V pla-
noto Picardy in zavzeli slovito
katedralo in industrijsko mesto
Amiens, kjer SO Nemci leta
1918 doziveli odlocilen poraz, XII
je kajzerjevo Nemcijo prisilil,
da je napravila svojo prvo mi
rovno ponudbo.
POlOvica robOtne obale
Odsekane
Britske oklopne kolone pod
poveljstvom gen. O'Connorja so
S trdnega mostisca preko reke
Somme pri Amiensu udarile 10
mill dalje do Carbie, 55 mill Cd
belgijske meje, in dejansko od-
rezale pofovico obale, kjer ina
jo naciji baze "a obstreljevanje
Anglije letecimi robot.
Kanadcani so istocasno uda-
rili il Rouena V 16 mill oddalje-
nj Buchy, XII Sc nahaja samo II
mill cd Dieppe, in emo tretjino
poti preko polotoka LIE Havre.
Prodiranje je podobno avtomo-
bilskemu sprehodu
Anerikanci Sc enostavno vo-
zijo V svoJih tankih in oklopnih
avtomobilih, in lie tn pa tam ma
90 mill siroki 'front.' zadenejo
Oh kako gnezdo nemskega od-
pora, sestojece IL pescice strel-
cev in anti-tankovnih baterij,
katerega igraje zdrobijo, in po-
tenn vozijo dalje.
! Vnajvec slucajih pa Sc cello ia
nemska gnezda podajo brez bo-
ia. VISA znamenja kazejo, da "a
ko feldmarsal Won Kluge ne bo
sposoben potegniti kakega ecu
deza" IL svojega rokava, Sc bo
prihodnja bitka med zavezniski-
mi silami in Hitlerjevo vojsko
v~sila ma nemski zemlji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01
0klopne kolone vdrle v
Sedan; Anglezzii Il zavzeEi
Amiens, drvijo naprej

VRH 'GL STAN ZAVEZNISKE EKSPED1CIJSKE
SILE petek, l. septenbra - Ameriske sile so prekora
Gle ,reko Meuse bzin gozda Ardennes OBJ belgjsk
mej ter lik povodenj udari obronke zgodovlnskega
meSta Sedan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01
Placilo ma dolg

MesIna vlada je vceraj vpri-
co rastocih dohodkov cestnoze-
lezniskega sistema, XII ga lastu-
je, placala $2,14o,ooo na dolg, S
cemur Sc je dolg transitnega 81
stema znizal ma $40, 0,635, 900. Od-
kar je mesto pred dvema leto-
ma in pol kupilo cestno zelezni-
co. je placalo ma dolg $6,865, 900,
Kupujte vojne bonde In vojno-var6e-
valne xnsmke, d DO timprej pora1ens
AsiS6e In vse, kar ono predstAvljA!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01
KONGRES OBRNIL HRBET
PONOCE IA BREZPOSELNE

WASHINGTON, 81. augusta.
Poslanska zbornica je danes
2 veliko vecino zavrnila zakon-
ski nacrt "a iberaliziranja pod
por dobi povojne brezposelno-
sti, in je z brez poimenskega
glasovanja odobrila demobiliza-
cijski progra m, XII prepusca
.brezposelnostno podporo V ro'
kah posameznih drzav.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01
POROKE

V soboto, 2. septembra sc
bosta porocila Miss Mary Rose
Breskvar, hcerka druzine Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Breskvar, 1914
Norwood Rd., in Mr.. Victor F.
Tomato, sin Mrs. Frances To-
mazic, E. 143 St. Poroka sc DO
vrsila v cerkvi sv. Vida OBJ 10.
uri zjutraj.
Jutri, oh 1870 uri zjutraj Sc
bosta V cerkvi sv. Pavla ma E.
! 40 St. porocila poznani Charles
Nady) Cetinsky, 989 Addison
/, ,Rd., in Sophie Paynick, 1117 E.
66th St.
Novoporocencem cestitamo in
lzelimo vse najboljse v "a
lkonskem zivljenju!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01
kratke vesU
NEMCI Sc BAJE
POSLUZUJEJO PLINOV

LONDON, 81. augusta. - Ne
potrjene vesti IL Stockholma
pravijo, da sc Nemci priprav-
ljajo, da v zadnjem brezupnem
poizkusu, da ustavijo zaveznl-
ske sile na zapadu, "a uporabo
strupenih plinov. Velike zaloge
plinov so baje re dospele ma Ho-
landskO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-01

Vzporedno prodiranjem O.
klopnih kolon gen. Pattona in
gen. Hodgesa, so Anglezi v te-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-07
PICK DELEGATES
TO CONVENTION
Court Verdi Also HOnOrs
Michael CaStaldi, Chief
Ranger

Delegates to the Grand Court
conventions to be held next month
in Putnam have been elected by
Court Verdi, ForesterS Of America
In addition to four official repre-
SentativeS and four alternates the
court will be privileged to seat two
Of its members in the convention
as Grand Court officers, Michael
Castaldi, grand court trustee and
Felix Guarini, past grand chief
ranger.
The delegates chosen include
Louis Lerz, Michael Solomita, John
Cuillo and George Gaudiosi. Alter
mates. Louis Richards, Nicholas
GarNa, John DiLorenzo and Mat
thew Antonacci.
Six other local subordinate courts
will name their delegates shortly.
Grand Court Treasurer William H.
Dunlavey, also past grand chief
ranger, win head the local delega-
ton. 1943's session Of the Grand
Court was held in Waterbury.
At the special meeting Of Court
Verdi which witnessed the election
0f delegates and a general discus
sion Of convention plans Chief
Ranger Michael Castaldi was pleas
antly surprised by court members
and presented with gift in appre-
citation Of his years Of service as a
Forester and his regime Of six years
| as chief ranger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-07

Detective Henry Johnson! Too
bad that he has decided to retire
from the police department. He was
good officer and made many
friends during his years of service
He was an efficient worker from
the time he first donned the uni
form. He took his promotions in
stride and learned early that the
smart detective kept his mouth shut
and his ears open. He has been
anxious to retire for some time, but
his SuperiorS persuaded him to stay
on. His many, many friends and
acquaintance wish him the best OF
luck.
Attorney Billy SecOr, now with
the FBI, has been transferred from
Virginia to Mississippi. .Cy O'DOn-
nell, formerly employed in the water
department, Is still at Fort Ben
jamin, Ind. He looked the picture
of health, when in town during the
week. Expects to be on the move
shortly Captain Roach on
leave Of abSense from the police
department, some place in England.
Ernie D'AngelO, the big restaurant
teur, is taking off weight at Fort
Devens. Working in the cooking
school and lost forty pounds.
Captain Walter Lynch on the high
seas-after spending more than a
year in the South Picture of
Chaplain Father John Culliton, in
recent issue of New York paper.
He's in the SOlomOns. Joe DAILY,
one Of the South Elm street Days,
home from Washington for a few
days. Spic and span in his uniform.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-07
KELLEY INDICTED
BY LOCAL B.P.0.E.
New Exalted Ruler Also
Chosen as Grand Lodge
Delegate

James J. Kelley was installed ex-
allied ruler of the Waterbury Lodge
of Elks at last nights meeting at
Elks Hall. DR.. M. A. O'Fara, past
exalted ruler, and past district dep
|uty, acted as installing officer.
Other officers seated were: Frank
Monaghan, leading knight; Thomas
Brophy, lectur!eg knight; Francis
Mulligan, loyal knight; William Ca
vanaugh, secretary; William Pol
lard, treasurer; DR.. M. A. O'Hara,
trustee; Harold Ashley, esquire;
James Courtney, Chaplain; Maurice
Griffin, inner guard; Gene Oviatt,
organist; James Phelan, Tiler; and
James j. Kelley, grand lodge dele
gate.
Dinner and entertainment in
charge of Fred Hall and Frank Co.
miskey. followed the business meet
ing. High points of the evening
were representations and songs by
Jack Henry, duet by Theresa Ire
magic and Wayne Clark, Irish.
songs by Jack Henry, duet by
Theresa Tremaglio and Wa. ne.
Clark, Irish songs by Bill Cava.
naugh, songs by Harry Cashin and
his Milky Way quartet including
John Rainville, Joe Charrcn, and
Rocco Pergini, dances by Freddie
Caligan and PulauSki.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-07

I'VE are not too early in initial
ing a rehabilitation service for dis
charged veterans; if anything we
have great deal Of work to do to
catch up with the program planned
This was the general opinion among
principal speakers at last nights
meeting at the personnel course con-
Quoted by the University of Con-
necticut extension center of Water
bury.
Meyer Sarkin and three other
speakers all of whom are connected
directly with veterans rehabilita-
ton service in the state pointed out
that steady flow of men now is
returning from the services each
month seeking employment, aid and
a certin amount of rehabilitation.
About 40 percent of the zoos cases
OF Connecticut men who have been
discharged from the services are
able to return directly to their old
jobs. The remaining 60 per cent
needing aid in unemployment and
adjustment are generally divided in
to three classes. Those who find
upon return that careers they had
planned to undertake upon muster
ing out are not what they are best
fitted for and are now seeking re-
adjustment and advice; those who
are suffering from nervous ailments
and must be given sufficient time to
recover; and thirdly those who be-
cause of maladjustment in general
find it difficult to attain even a So
cial recovery.
It was reported by Capt. J. M.
Holland of the State Selective Serv-
ice that many veterans upon re-
turn do not want the jobs they had
had previously and some attempt
should be made to present to them
those facilities which would give
them an idea of the varied careers
they may choose.
Edward P. Chester, director of the
state rehabilitation service spoke on
the discharged veterans philosophy
and how he must follow the same
course of determination and perse-
verance with which he was trained
in the services.
Clyde w. Gleason vocational re-
Mobilization advisor at the veterans
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-07
7OMore Aliens Take Oath of Allegiance Next Tuesday
FormerLOcalMau
Now Serving Life
May Be Pardoned

Boston, April 7-UP) - The
State Advisory Board Of ParuOns,
after a hearing today, took under
advisement the pardon petition
Of Frank FestO, 81, Of Waterbury.
Conn, who is serving a life term
for second degree murder.
FestO, who was convicted Of
shooting a small-time gangster,
Dominic RegiOne, in a Boston ice
cream parlOr in 1923, claimed he
shot in self-defense. He told the
board he would like to enlist in
the merchant marine. A cousin,
Miss Louise Ferruzza of East
Weymouth, said she should hire
FeStO as a helper on her poultry
farm if he were released.
During his prison term, FestO
said, he had purchased more than
$1,000 in war bonds and has made
more than $1,000 worth of plastic
insignia for the Red Cross.
No one appeared in opposition
to the pardon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-07

one year; Oscar Teubner, Al, 285
Chapman street, road rules viola
ton, nolled; Frank Kelly, As, 2O3
Atwood street, parking within Is
feet of an intersection, Sc bond
called; Edward H. Falk, So, Al
Pierpont street, reckless driving,
continued to April 81.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-07
ManyF ormerR Residents
Of Italy To Qualify
For U. S. Citizenship
= Conclude Series for 1914; 9l8 New Citizens
@x =. Made Since January |

total Of 37O aliens the majority Of them Italians,
will take the oath of allegiance and become citizens of the
United States at special naturalization superior
court net Tuesday Judge Edward j. Qunlan will preside
at the oath-takng ceremonies which will be conducted
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-07
OPA VIOLATIONS
REPORTED HERE

Twenty-tight violations Of OPA
ceiling price regulations were found
by local ration board workers on
visits to Waterbury stores last week
it was disclosed today by the OPA
field office. Seventeen Of the over
charges involved food items. while
II were on women's and children's
clothing articles.
It was also reported that Of the
264 grocery stores visited ia vio-
lated the regulation on sign posting
The grocery overcharges are or
cabbage, potatoes, onions, carrots
and apples. Excess prices on the
clothing stores were found on wo-
fen's dresses and blouses and chill
dren'S coats.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-07

B1V AZ a. 414S Ob4ANA q kIs 4AAs
The session is the third Of three
special ones scheduled this year by
the Hartford naturalization office
to take care of the large number of
pending applications. The next reg
ular naturalization court will be held
May 2, and it is believed all of the
backlog Of cases will be cleared at
that time.
Several Of the persons to be ad-
mitted to citizenship Tuesday took
their final examination last March
6, and will become citizens in record
time. Under regulations a 30-day
waiting period must exist between
the time of the final examination
and the oath-taking, but ordinarily
the period runs into several months
time.
An examination Of the natural
ization list discloses that various
nationalities will be represented
Tuesday. French, Portuguese, Lith-
uanian, English, Russian, and Pol
1sh names are among those includ-
ed, although the large minority of
the candidates are Of italian de-
scent.
Last January 583 persons were
naturalized at the regular and spe-
cial sessions, while last month 1896
were admitted to citizenship at an
extra session, bringing the total SO
far this year to 918. Ordinarily only
three sessions are held during the
entire year, with about 300 candi-
dtaes listed for each.
xCgay
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-07
PARK CITY DRIVER
FORFEITS Sc BOND

Fred Botsford, So, Bridgeport,
forfeited a So bond on charges Of
passing a red light when his case
was called before Judge T. E. Con-
way in City Court this morning.
Other cases: James A. Labonty,
%, IS Union street, arrested in an
East Main street theater last night
by Patrolmen Joseph Dereskevice
and steven Yakecki on complaint
of patrons, fined $25 and give a 3
month Jail sentence suspended for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-07

RECOMMENDS SUGAR BAGS
Bangor, Me. (UP) - Though 10l
years old, Mrs. Parthenia F.. Cam
eron still makes many of her own
clothes, using empty sugar bags fol
underwear. There's no material
more serviceable," she says.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-07
Over2, OOOC Connecticut
Men Return From War
Speakers Here Declare Objective of Rehabilitation
Workers Is to Speed Up Program

hospital at veterans hospital at New
ington spoke on the various types
of neuroses cases encountered at
the hospital. These neuroses cases
are divided into four types; anxiety
and foreboding; mixed nueroses
hySteria and neuresthania and wor-
~ over physical ailments.
G. Arthur Dubois presided at las
nights session. The course is con.
Quoted every Thursday evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-07
"SHOPLTFTTNG" ON
ELABORATE SCALE


A 150-pound block and falls,
used in moving heavy weights,
was Sto'cn from rs Savings street
last night. Detective Lieutenant
William Foley said Louis ViScosi,
153 EastOn avenue left the equip
ment at the Savings street adj
dress last night, planning to do
some work there this morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-07

Land boundary between the Do
minion of Canada and the United
States is marked by 5483 monu-
mentS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-07

Incumbent Senator from the
10th Sensational District who Is
scheduled to begin his active
campaign Monday April 10th as q
candidate for reelection. The
Senator will oppose Patrick j.
Wallace said to be the admins
tratiOn choice from the 10th. Sem
ator Tobin, who stated that he did
not feel that this week was q
proper one for political discus
sion, announced his candidacy
last Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-07

Navajo Indians make their own
soap from the roots of the desert
yucca.
British farmers will reclaim 600, :
600 acres of idle land this year.
Evening star., 1944-12-09
Man Held in Hit-Run
Injury 10 Woman, IS

Ebert Cherry, 26, colored, 300 o
street NV. was held by police today
on charges that he was the driver
who struck and seriously injured a
65-year-old woman yesterday at
Ninth and P streets NV. and failed
to STOP
The victim, Mrs. Owlie Howard.
colored. of 801 P street NV, was
taken to Freedmen's Hospital Her
condition was said to be serious.
Lawrence Baker, $500 Foxhall
road, owner of the car, reported 1t
had been taken from a parking lot
where Cherry is said to have worked
Three other persons were injured
yesterday in traffic accidents on the
Baltimore boulevard at Riverdale
Md. Two were injured in a collision
involving a truck and three automo-
biles at the traffic light in River
dale. Miss Edna Atkinson, 5504
Seventh street NV, suffered face
lacerations and Mrs. Inez Burgess
48 Woodiey road NV. suffered lac
erations to both knees. They were
treated at Eugene Leland Memorial
Hospital in Riverdale.
Police said the three automobiles
had stopped at the traffic light when
the rear car was struck by the truck
jamming the cars together. John
Cadden, 33, Ferndale, Md, driver of
the truck, was charged with reckless
driving and operating on a revoked
permit.
Evening star., 1944-12-09
lsHRstioninq
&RemiinderJ@a

Canned Goods, Etc.-Book No. 4
blue stamps A-8 through Z-8; AS
through rs and Az and b.
good indefinitely for 10 points
each. Next stamps to be validated
January /.
Meats, Fats, Etc.-Red stamps A-8
through z-8 and AS through SIS
good indefinitely for 10 points
each. Next stamps to be validated
December 81.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will pay two ration points for
each pound of waste kitchen fats
you turn in.
Sugar-Book No. 4 stamps 10 through
"a valid for S pounds indefinitely
Book No. 4 stamp 40 good for
pounds for home canning through
February %, 1945.
Gasoline-A-13 coupons good for
gallons each through December
81. ALA coupons valid for
gallons each on December a.
B-4, CA, B-5 and C-5 coupons
good for gallons each.
Shoes-Airplane stamps i, 2 and
in Book No. good indefinitely for
one pair of shoes each.
Fuel Oil-Periods No. and 5 cou-
pons good for 10 gallons per unit
through August 81, 1945. Period l,
1944-5 ration, also good for 10
gallons a unit. Consumers in this
area should not have used more
than 81 per cent of their ration as
of December 4.
Evening star., 1944-12-09
73-Foot Yacht LibeIed
In Action for Waqes

A preliminary hearing is sched-
uled for 10 am. Tuesday in Dis
trict Court in an admiralty libel
action filed against the 73-foot
yacht, Blue Bell, by Alexander 20.
latovsky, the yachts caretaker, who
seeks to collect more than $1,000 in
wages and expenses he claims are
due him.
The yachts owner is said to be
w. c. Graham, who is reported to
be in California.
The yacht was seized yesterday by
the United States marshal pending
the hearing. If Mr.. Zolatovsky
proves his case and is not paid, the
yacht could be sold to satisfy the al.
legged debt. The yacht is said to b,
valued at more than $270,000.
Marshal C. Michael Kearney sale
that five WAVE officers who hav,
quarters aboard the yacht will bt
allowed to remain there, pending
the litigation.