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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-09
GRAND PROMENADE

GRAND PROMENADE
]. Carl Seymour, Chef de
Care, Wilmington V0iture No.
PAS, Forty and Eight, Amer
lean Legion society, calls at
tention to the Grand Promen-
ade to be held at the Sheraton
hotel, High Point, OH January,
* There will be a "wreck",
folIowed nv other entertain
ment beginning at 6 p. n.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-09

PIT. A. MEETING
The Lake Forest Parent
Teacher association will meet
at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday in school
auditorium. Miss Miriam
Owen, school nurse, will speak
on "Maintaining the Health Of
the Family"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-09
WEATHER
Continued from Page One)

WASHINGTON. Jan. S-tP)-Weather
bureau report of temperature and rain
fall for the "a hours ending p. M, IN
the principal cotton growing areas ana
oil
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30 have checking account bills
nien inexpensive Write telephone,
be welcome
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y. S. S. Kephart To Be
Christened On Jan. z

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 1
- R In ceremonies at the
Charleston Navy Yard Friday,
January 7, Mrs. A. P. Kephart of
Blowing Rock, N. c., will christen
the destroyer escort, the U. S. S.
Kepha-t, named for her son, 1t.
William Perry Kephart, navy flier
killed in aerial action over Guadal-
canal in October, 1912.
1t. Kephart had spent most of
his life in Greensboro, N. c., and
residents Ct that city provided
funds for the new warship by the
purchase Of S., 10000 in war bonds
in the third war loan. These funds
were earmarked for construction
of the vessel.
Mrs. Kephart will have her
daughter, Miss Margaret Kephart
OF Washington, as maid Of honor.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-02
BY JACK BELL

WASHINGTON, Jan. L. Up -
Congress may be asked to reWrite
the communications act to require
that opponents of President Roose-
welt be given equal time on the
radio to answer any political state
ments he may broadcast.
Senator White (R-Me.) said to-
day he favors broadening a Sec
ton of the act requiring equal
time for opponents of qualified po-
litical candidates broadcast on
highly controversial subjects.
White said that while it might
be difficult to draw a line, he felt
the general objective of getting
both sides of controversial ques-
tons before the public could be
attained.
Il want to expand the section
So that there won't be just the
voice of the government heard
over the radio,'' said the Maine
senator, who is acting Republican
leader.
Although he is not yet down to
final details, White said he was
confident the final draft of the bill
would contain sections denying to
the Federal Communications Com
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-02
Many Soldiers Fed At
Canteen Christmas Day

Between two hundred and three
hundred members of the armed
forces were served Christmas Day
from the Red Cross canteen in
the Atlantic Coast Line railroad
station, according to Mrs. j. D..
Freemen, chairman Of the Canteen
corps.
One hundred and seventy five
men scheduled to arrive Christ
mas Eve reached Wilmington on
the morning train instead, and
we're served breakfast and lunch at
the canteen.
The booth was festively decora-
ted for the season. The luncheon
served on Christmas Day consist
ed of hot turkey sandwiches with
dressing and cranberry sauce
fruit cake and coffee. Nuts, fruits,
and candy were available through
out the day.
Canteen workers who ontri-
buted their time to keep the booth
in operation felt well repaid for
their services, Mrs. Freeman OBJ
served. Many expressions of graf
itude came from the service peo-
pie for the courtesies of the corps,
she added.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-02
ARMY IS in NEED
OF THERAPY AIDES

Because of the urgent need Of
the Medical department for quail
field physical therapy aides, the
Woman's Army Corps has been
asked to recruit women to attend
one of the courses in Physical
Therapy offered by the Medical
Department of the Army.
Any woman between the ages
of 20 and so who has no depend
ents under IA years Of age and
who can meet the physical and
mental requirements, is eligible
to enlist in the Wac. Women in
terested in becoming Physical
Therapy Aides must meet these
additional requirements:
They must be under A years
of age on the opening date of the
physical therapy course. They
must have completed the Wac
basic military training. They
must have completed four years
in an approved college with ma
jor emphasis on physical educa-
ton or must have completed two
years in an approved college with
emphasis on the biological scien-
ces. The classification tests must
be passed and physical qualifica-
tons met.
Upon successful completion Of
the physical therapy conrse, wo-
men who become physical Their
apy aides will receive appoint
ment to an Army hospital with re-
lative rank of second lieutenant.
Because the Woman's Army
Corps is already performing over
1855 Army jobs successfully, more
Wacs are needed constantly and
more jobs are being opened to
them. The War Department has
asked for 100000 more women to
become members of the Women's
Army Corps to relieve men for ac-
tive duty.
Women of Wilmington may OBJ
tain additional information and in
terviews with Wac recruiters
every Thursday and Friday in
Room 212 Post Office Building.
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NAILS CLAIM 6O7
FREICHTERS SUNK

LONDON, Jan. 1.-(P)-The Ger
mans presented summary of 1913
naval action today in which they
claimed, without Allied confirma-
lion, to have sunk 607 Allied mer-
chant ships, an aircraft carrier,
six cruisers, s. destroyers, Is SUBJ
marines, three corvettes, Sc motor
torpedo-boats and several midget
submarines.
A German radio broadcast said
3,784, 500 tons Of Allied merchant
shipping had been sent to the bot
tom. The Nazis said U-boats sank
500 of the merchant vessels.
An earlier Berlin radio broad
cast said German escort vessels"
had sunk three ships off the Amer
Jean North Atlantic coast.
The broadcast added n t 10
British and American merchant
men. totalling 118,50C tons, were
sunk during December by the Ger
man navy.
This claim was followed up by
the German communique which
said that the navy and air force,
Fighting British American ship
ping" sank 80 merchant ships. to-
falling 225, 200 tons last month.
The combined navy and air
force, Berlin added, in December
sank 10 destroyers, one motor tor
pedo boat and two gunboats.
The German claims were at var
lance with recent pronouncements
from London and Washington stress
sing that the submarine menace
has been brought under control.
A British admiralty review of
1913, released Thursday night, said
Germany is now losing more SUBJ
marines than the Allies are losing
merchantmen.
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REPORT RECEIVED
BY SENIOR FRAT

The Senior Fraternity Of the Bri-
gade Boys club held its regular
meeting Friday night, at which
time the annual report Of Presi-
dent George Gore now in the
Navy, was read and accepted by
the members.
The presidents report showed
that during the year the fraterni-
ty had selected boys camp site
through the efforts and hard work
of Bill Stewart, executive secre-
tary. Gore stated 1--WE are happy
to have had small part in this
work. Most all members have
given some time to the building
of the camp, 10 be one of the fin
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est of it's type in thes country.
AS in the previous year Of the
Community War Chest drive, mem
bers of the organization contribut-
ed $3.50 as their part.
Gore closed mis- annual report
in saying ''it has been a real
pleasure to serve this organiza-
ton during the past year. Every
one has cooperated wonderfully,
and I would like to take this op-
portunity to express my appreci-
alton to each member. Leaving
such a fine group of fellows and
friends is not very easy. I will be
looking forward to hearing from
each of you regularly"
-V
Neckerchiefs of sailors were de-
signed to be used as sings or
tourniquets for battle injuries.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-02
Congress May Be Asked
To ReWrite Radio Code

mission the right of censorship
over radio broadcasts, specifically
stating that the FEC shall not die
tate the contents OF program and
denying it control over the bust
ness interests of stations.
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Electrical storms are less fire.
quent in the western part of the
United States than they are in
the central and eastern portions
of the country.
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'|POPULAR"

You can open "POPULAR" Checking Account
with as little as S. There Is no monthly service
charge. You get book of 10 blank checks for 81
That's the only cost. no matter how small you]
balance may be, or how many deposits you make
or how many checks month you write. State
ments enclosing Cancelled checks will be sent vo,
periodically; and POPULAR" checks NAV h,
certified like any other check.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

We happy friends opening
Account Department. With this additional facility
In position offer banking
will completely take Of financial needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Juice for JeIIy

PERHAPS YOU are wonder
ing about canning juice for later
jellymaking when and if the
sugar can be spared. Yes, it
can be done. but there is one
important factor TO keep in
mind: While juices for bever-
ages are extracted from the raw
or slightly heated fruit TO pre-
serve the fresh fruit flavor,
juices for jelly must be ex-
tracted from the fruit at boiling
temperatures in order that pee
tin-the substance which makes
the jelly jell-will be contained
in the canned juice.
Therefore. if you put up juice
for later jellymaking, add apple,
crabapple. and ounce to your
list of possible fruits for juices,
since they will yield juice when
water has been added and the
fruit softened by boiling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Stark Black
Fashions

WHILE COLOR is rampant
locally in all types OF dresses
and suits. il is still stark black
that steals the spotlight for
sheer chic.
Faye Emerson, featured in
Between Two Worlds" selects
a black sheath dress that is an
outstandingly smart bareback
dinner or afternoon. number.
Over II the actress wears a
brief jacket that sports bracelet
length sleeves, an outstanding,
fiared collar and a bosom bow.
The bow and collar are faced
with pink faille. while the outfit
itself is created of black crepe.
The overblouse, as popular as
ever, assumes smart form in
the ensemble worn by Jane
Wyman. starred in make Your
Own Bed" Cap sleeves, a high,
rounded neck, and a shoulder
bow make the overblouse basic.
The fact that il shows many
rows of hand-faggoting makes
Ut distinctive.
The skirt, in black crepe -Gike
the blouse), is hobble-type,
made practical by side Sits.
The, star wears choker pearls,
a black calot and shortie gloves
in black satin to accent the
smart dress.
The ledge shoulder is smart
ness itself today, and is adapted
for use by Jean Sullivan. Her
dress in night black linen shows
a squared neckline, and the
aforementioned ledge shoulders.
The dress is fitted like a
chemise, drawn in neatly at the
waist with a scarlet sash, set
off with clump of--of all
things-red geraniums.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Apple Pie

Six apples, ] cup sugar. 4
teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons
flour. recipe plain pastry, /
tablespoon butter.
Pare and slice apples. Sift dry
ingredients together and mix
with apples. Line pie pan with
pastry. fill with apple mixture,
dot with butter and cover with
top crust. Bake in very hot
oven (450 degrees) Is minutes:
reduce temperature to moderate
1850 degrees) and bake 45
minutes longer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Vegetable Soup

Two cups dried lima beans. l
large soupbone. 2 cups tomatoes.
2 cups grated corn, 2 cups
chopped cabbage. l large tIr-
nip. diced: l carrot, diced; l
onion. sliced: salt and pepper.
l teaspoon flour, u cup milk.
Soak lima beans in water for
several hours. Wash soupbone
thoroughly, cover with cold
water and boil slowly for sew
eral hours. Skim off fat and
add vegetables and drained
beans. Season TO taste. Cook
until vegetables are tender, 1
hour. Mix flour with milk and
stir into soup, Cook Is minutes
and serve hot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
Fathers
Day Dinner
By PRUDENCE PENNY

I ETS help Dad celebrate his
IL day. Aside from Fathers
Day cards, neckties, cigars,
handkerchiefs and pipes, there
is an even better way TO reach
Dads heart. That's right-with
food.
For that extra special Sun
day dinner he is entitled to all
his favorites. None of those
dainty salads OF tiny sand
witches, but just plain, old
fashioned, wholesome food.
Shrimp cocktail, a bowl OF
steaming vegetable soup. home
made rolls and bread, plenty Of
relishes, hearty main dishes. To
top off the meal serve Dads
favorite dessert.
High on the list of favorites
are piping hot yeast breads. Try
the following recipes; they can't
help but be Dads delight.
Yeast Rolls
One package fast granular
yeast, u cup lukewarm water.
z cups sour cream, a table,
spoons corn syrup, 2 teaspoons
salt, S cups sifted flour.
Pour yeast into the lukewarm
water, stir and let stand five
minutes. Scald cream in top Of
double boiler. Add the syrup
and salt. Cool to lukewarfn. Add
softened yeast and half the
flour, beating well. Add more
flour, enough TO make soft
dough. Turn out on lightly
Toured board and knead until
very smooth.
Place in covered, grease d
bowl and let rise until double in
bulk. Turn dough onto lightly
Toured board and shape as
desired. Place on creased bak-
ing sheet. Brush with melted
shortening. Cover and let rise
again until about double in bulk
Bake in hot oven t425 degrees
about Is to 20 minutes.
Vegetable Soup
Two cups dried lima beans, !
large soupbone. 2 cups tomatoes,
2 cups grated corn, 2 cups
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

Ga. ., nor.l., striped.
se.oo,iLh. dots and
p.s'eIs IN shantunS,
ksyon Jerseys. Liner Liner
S : 2 n b ! nations. etc
Evening star., 1944-01-21
Women's Group to Heo'
Returned Missionary

Miss Pearl Mason, returned
missionary from China, was to
speak at noon today at the annual
meeting of the Baltimore Con-
ference of the Women's Society of
Christian Service at the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church,
900 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Miss Mason will talk on Ascending
Songs of China"
Mrs. Helen Bourne, executive sec
retary of the Missionary Depart
ment of the Methodist Church, and
Mrs, Fred Reynolds, president of
the East Washington District chap
ter of the Women's Society, will ad-
dress the afternoon meeting Elec-
tions Of officers for the coming year
will also take place, the announce
ment said. Mrs. Joy E. Morgan of
4109 Seventeenth street NV, has
been nominated for president of the
society by the Nominating Com
mittee.
Evening star., 1944-01-21

She testified that she sat in another
room while the game was in progress.
Mr.. Topping testified that he was
$4,000 ahead of the game when he
left it temporarily to take Miss
Waldo home. Then, he said, he re-
turned and lost $12, 500. He said he
stopped payments on some of the
checks he wrote to cover his losses.
Defense Attorney Louis D. Brod-
sky sought to show that Mr.. Top
ping either gave his companion the
$4,000 or used it to purchase her a
fur coat. Mr.. Topping testified he
had bought her the coat.
When asked outside of court if
she had gone to a fur store for a
fitting beforehand, Miss Waldo re-
piled: mo, Jack sent it to me-it's
my size and it fits
After both sides had rested in the
gambling case, Magistrate Andrews
instructed attorneys to file briefs
with him by February 10.
Evening star., 1944-01-21
Argentina 10 Rebuild
City in Which $500
Were Killed by Quake
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 21.-Presi-
dent Pedro Ramirez announced to-
day that Argentina would rebuild
the city of San Juan on the site
where rescue workers still are
searching through ruins for victims
of last weeks disastrous earthquake
Ramirez said the new city would
be built along modern lines to with
stand tremors such as the one
which has just taken a toll of more
than $500 lives, and would be
underwritten by the government to
the amount of 500,000,000 pesos
(s125 100000.
When the actual work of recon-
struction will begin, however, is
problematical because of the pres
ent difficulty of obtaining steel and
other necessary materials.
Survivors of the San Juan quake
how are scattered all over Argen-
tina. Most of them are destitute.
Effects of the disaster were not
confined to San Juan. In the near
by village of Angaco Al perished
and 26 we're injured, while Albardon
Department counted II dead and
300 iniured-100 seriously. z
Evening star., 1944-01-21
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Blue- eyed
Ruth Waldo, who once was secretary
to a Mayor of Columbus, Ohio, yes
terday identified herself as the girl
Jack Topping, ,socialite and night
club figure, gave $4,000 fur coat
last fall.
The girl and the coat were brought
into testimony in the trial of Aaron
(Arky) Schwartz on charges of OPP
Grating a gambling house. Mr.. Top
ping claimed he lost $12 500 in a card
game last September 10.
Miss Waldo, who said she was sec
retary to Floyd F. Green when he
was Mayor of Columbus, testified she
accompanied Mr.. Topping to the
party where he said he lost heavily
Evening star., 1944-01-21
Chilean Mercy Plane
Crashes, Killing II

SANTIAGO. Chile. Jan. 21 (P).-
The Government Information Bu-
reau announced today that a mercy
plane of the Chilean National Air
lines carrying doctors and nurses
to the earthquake-stricken inhabi-
tants of San Juan. Argentina, had
crashed en- route, killing its IL oc-
cupants.
The dead included three doctors
four nurses, soldier, the two
pilots. mechanic and a repre-
sentative of the Chilean Airlines.
First reports said the Lockheed
transport plane crashed in flames
when it failed to clear trees shortly
after taking off from the airdromt
at Mendoza.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-28
a'ENAKOPRAVNOSTI"

v predsedstvo zborovania so
izbrani sledeci: Predsednik DIR.
Niko Miljanic, vseueiliski profe-
sor in dosedanji predsednik vi
jeea. Podpredsedniki: Bozo Lju-
movie, Jovan Cetkovic id Petar
Tomanoyic. Tajnika: Zdenko
Zekovic in Vlado L,azarevi6.
clani predsedstva: brigadni
general Ivan Milutinovic- RADIO
vic, brigadni general Peko Dap
cevie; odyetnik Sijesto Pavlic;
predsednik zveze postnih, tele-
fonskih in telegrafskih name
scencev Mihajlo Grbic; divizij-
ski general Savo Celebic; od-
vetnik Blazo Jovanovic; pred
sednica Anti-fasisticne zenske
fronte, Maria Mitroyie; pol
kovnik Mirko Krd1e; DIR. Meh-
med Odzie in delayec Andrija
Mugosa. -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-28
Ves+i IL Hvlienio one-
riskih SIovencev

Ely, Mimi. - John Tomsic .je
prejel porocilo cd vojnega de-
partmenta, da je bill IL. jul. v
Franciji ubit njegov sin An
thony Tomsic, star 29 let. Poleg
oceta zapusca sest bratov. Ena-
ko je bila obvescena druzina
Frank Benko, da je padel v
Franciji njih sin Mathew Ben
ko. Poleg starsev zapusca mia
do zeno, pet bratov in dve ses-
tri. Tukaj pa je umrla pionir-
ka Mary Agnich, stara II let,
donna cd crnomlja. Ma Elyju je
bila so let. Zapusca pet sinov
in dive -hceri. Lokalni list poro-D
ca, da je bile v tej vojni ubitih-
ze % elyjskih fantov, med ka-
terimi so sledeci slovenski FAINT
je: Steve Leber, Albin Mrache,
William Loushin, Louis Lakner,
Nick Kordich (Hrvat), Joe ST.
monich, William S. Widmar,
Rudolph Tisovich (mestni al
derman), brata Albin in Louis
Razman, Louis r. Rom, An
thony Tomsich, Mathew Baks.
Torej je re padlo tel vojni>
dvanajst tukajsnjih slovenskih
fantov in en- Hrvat. Mesto Ste
je 5000 prebivalcev.
New York. - Znani dalma-
tinski podjetnik Franc Petri-
movie, castni clan Zdruzenega
odbora jugoslovanskih Ameri-
kancev in pristas osvobodilnega
gibanja v Jugoslaviji, je bill
imenovan kbt jugoslovanski "a
stopnik pri Mednarodnem rde-
Gem krizu. Smatra Sc, da bo to
imenovanje veliko koristilo po-
mozni akciji v Jugoslaviji S
strani Rdecega kriza. .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-28
BESEDA @ NAsI zENI

Vrazpravi O nalogah in vrli-
nah slovenske zene je med dru-
gim receno:
"Vse trpljenje, ki .je v tisoc.
letju slo preko nasih tai, preko
nasih druzin in vasi ter nasega
slovenskega naroda, je konee
koncev nosila nasa zena.
v trpljenju Sc razodeva visa
silovita zivljenska moe nase ze.
i,e. Cesar mi mozje ne bono
nikdar razumeli in za,noreno s
svojim hladnim razumom kyec'
jemu memo obcudovati, to je
modrost nase zene, Y kateri Sc
trpljenje spreminja v blagosta.
ME poedincev, druzinam in yse'
mu Iudstvu.
Nj mas OBJ teh n1isiih strah
tudi ne "a naso narOdn0 Dodoc-
most. Sc varuje nasa lena vsa
prvobitnosti slDvenske Sene, s.
ie VISA sarno bitje 3 srceni, lju'
beGim in goresinf ~ syse lepo
in plenenito, - Sc duti hot q
,trok bokjega stYarstva n kot
delcek 1araye. S
Nam mUzem, ki \ svojtm ra'
cunarskiin razuiilom II prerad
gIedamo' mas same il md se'
toj ne yidino' soflca q zyezd, n
zato tolikanj diraanc n ubi'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-28

paeientom po operacijah in sla-
bokrvnim ljudem. "
, Ia zdravilne namene bi seve-
rda bilo treba velike mnozine ko-
renja, da Sc dosese uspeh, XII ga
prinese mnogo manjsa kyantite--
ia karotina. Ampak S tenn je do
kazano, da je korenje zdrava
hrana in zaradi tega priporoc-
ljiva. "Presic ze We, kaj je do
bro."
.Korenje Sc lahko pripravlja
ma toliko razlicnih nacinov, da
Sc ga clovek ne bo kmalu nave
hcal tudi &c ga uziva bolj po-
gostoma. Lahko. Sc kuha, pari,
prazi, zreze bolj ma drobno in
pomesa z grahom, lahko Sc
zmecka in servira samo, ali pa
pomesano z zmeekanim sladkirn
ali belim krompirjeml. Lahko Sc
zabeli z maslom in drobtinami.
z zeljem Sc, tenko zrezano lah-
ko servira v solati z majonezo
in kislo srnetano.
Okusni so korenjevi livanci.
Zato je vec navodil: emo je sle-
dede:
Vzemi emo kupico presejane
roke in dobro zmesaj emo ku-
pico zmeckanega, kuhanega ko-
renja. Dodaj pol zlicice soil, pol
zlicice sode, dive dobro stepeni
jajci, polagoma dolivaj in me-
Sal poldrugo kupico aleka ali
kisle smetane, &c hoces, prime
saj malo cimeta in peel ma vro-
ci, z mastjo pomazani plocevi-
nj kakor navadne livance. Ser
!! viras lahko sirupom ali me.
dom.
Korenjeve cmoke lahko ma:
redis kakor krompirjeye; name;
sto zmeckanega kron1pirja wa
mes zmeekano korenje, ali pa
vsakega polovico. i
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-28
OpOnlini glede raci-
joniranja


SLADKOR .
Znamke st. 80, 81 in SO SO Sc
daj yeljavne vsaka "a pet fun
tov sladkorja, do preklica.
Znamka st. 33 postane We
ljavna dne l. septembra.
Znamka St. 40 je vcljavna "a
pet funtov sladk0rja "a vkuha-
yanje konzerv, in sicer do %.
februarja 1945.
Ia dodatni sladkor "a vkuha-
vanje, posljite prosnjo ma ra-
cijski 0dhor in prilo6ite Spare
Stamp No. 81 IL racijske knji-
zice st. 4.
/. MESO, MAsCOBE r.
Rdece znamle A s do z 8 in
A 5 do D 5 SO yeljavne do pre-
klica.
PROCESIRANO SADIE IN
ZELENJAVA
M0dre znamke A 8 do z 8 in
A 8 do j 5 SO veljayne do pre-
klica..
GAsOLIN
n IYya4an A-1O q oI:.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-28

biralnik in pokrila vse, potnike,
izmed katerih je hotel biti vsak
posebej vec, nego vsak drugi.
Prerekanje je bio $ tenn kon-
cano. cez nekaj casa SO Sc tia
pod mimi zazibala in vsi so
drug preko drugega strmeglavi-
Ii v crnino usnjene torbe stare
ga pismonose, XII je OBJ doloceni
uri izpraznjeval nabiralnike.