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FBI Handles
4l7,677 Cases
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ed apprehension for two years, dur
ing which he registered with a Sec
ond board where he claimed he was
As when actually he was under 49,
The FBI tracked him down and a
judge gave him three years.
A St. Louis board reported reg
istrant delinquent. Located, the in
dividual involved was found to be
a woman, even though she had gone
through marriage ceremony in
June, l943, while posing as man
and was still living with her bride"
Two Connecticut boys faxed a
drowning and a Kentuckian report
ed his own death, but fooled no
one. A strange young woman was
reported by residents of an Oregon
community as a suspected spy. In
vestigation disclosed that the WON
an" was a man who had buried his
registration cards and had donned
feminine attire TO evade military
service.
In many instances involving ag
gravated effenses heavy penalties
have b en- imposed. Violation of Sc
lective Service laws is a felony and
the maximum penalty is five years
in prisol and fine of $4,000.
During Void War |. violations were
classified IS misdemeanors. Al
though Is III persons were convict
ed for Stacker activities in 19l7-13,
less than cne-third went TO prison
and their terms averaged less than
80 days each.
In contrast, sentences totaling g.,
730 years, ] month and Is days and
fines of $685., 1859 have been imposed
on the 10,491 convicted thus far in
this war On November II, 1918,
there were 295, l84 uncleared delin-
quents At present the FBI has 3d.
8l6 pending cases, just IA per cent
as many
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-19
URALAND GRANGE NOTES
(Too late for last week.

Worthy Master RI. L. Fitzpatrick
presided at the regular session Of
the Uraland Grange held at the
Warland schoolhouse on the even
ing Of October 7. there were Is
members present, with Mrs. Willard
Plots acting as chaplain.
Four new members, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orville Carpenter and son Don of
Valcour and Mrs. Myrtle CARRIER,
teacher at Warland, were initiated
into the End degree work
The secretary read communica-
ton from the National Master con-
corning political support of candi-
dates in the coming election. An
other letter from the Pomona Mas
ter concerning delegates to the COM
ing state convention to be held in
Missoula on Oct 10 and 20 was read
The master Of the Kootenai Valley
Grange extended an Invitation to
attend their meeting on Nov and
see the 4th degree work. The secre-
tsry also read communication
from the State Master relative To
shares in the proposed Grange state
to be built at Roman.
The Great Northern right-of -Wey
fence YVES also discussed again and
the secretary was instructed to oo-
tain copy Of letter sent to the
secretary of the Kootenai Valley
Grange
a motion was made to pay our
state dues from the Economic Fund
md the bill for flowers for the late
Ella Hess to be paid out Of TIE
Sick Benefits Fund
Sister Graham proposed getting
another grab bag ready for fu
tiire event
L. L. Lake gave brief talk 90
the coming War Fund Drive and
outlined workers detailed to help at
Warland and Ural.
Since the Master and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Fitzpatrick, will
be unable to attend the state con-
vcntlon it was necessary TO elect
alternate delegates to represent the
uraland Grange, resulting in Mr..
and Mrs. L. l.. Lake being chosen
for this occasion.
The Lecturer being absent the
meeting closed with a nice lunch
served by the lads.
l.. L. LAKE. Grange Reporter.
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IN MEMORIAM

In living memory of our son, Jack
Mcclure, who passed away one year
ago the 10th of November.
There is someone who misses you
sadly,
And finds the time long since you
went
There is someone who thinks Of you
always,
And tries to be brave and content.
Gone is the face we loved so dear,
Silent the voice we loved to hear;
IT'S sad, but true, we wonder why,
The best are always the first to
die.
What would / give to clasp his
hand,
His happy face to see,
To hear his voice and see his smile
That meant SO much to me.
THE MCCLURE FAMILY.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-19
CLEANS OUT RESERVOIR TO
CITY WATER

Manager Driear Of the water COM
rany had men at work last week
out the reservoir at the
head Of the city water system. This
required the LAYING Of temporary
pipeline from the creek around the
reservoir to the main pipeline for
supplying water while the reservoir
was out of use.
a power pump was rugged up
and after the reservoir had been
drained, it was flushed out with a
stream of water from hose, remov-
ing the silt and other debris that
had accumulated.
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! LOCAL |


Jim Lindsey, of Troy, was a. Libby
caller Monday.
Vote for Oliver Phillips for Coun-
ty Attorney. A long time resident of
Montana.
Mrs. AL Hennessy returned from
the coast this week after an abb
sence of about three months.
George Koebel, rancher of he
McGinnis Meadows district, was
transacting business in Libby Fri
day.
Joseph Archer. Boatswain &c left
Monday to report for duty with the
Navy, having completed a 30-day
leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Schuck and
daughter Joane were at Eureka last
Wednesday attending the funeral of
Dolores Green
Seabee Don Russell, C NM, left
Wednesday evening for Camp Parks.
Oakland, Calf, after a ten-day
leave spent here visiting.
Mrs. Nellie McGrew returned
Thursday of last week from Cali
fornia where she had been visiting
her daughter the past seven months.
Cpl. Paul Deyerle arrived from
Camp Ham Sunday to spend a To-
day furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Ben Deyerle of the Yak
district.
Mrs. Day and her daughter, Miss
Grace, have gone from Los Angeles,
where they were visiting with rela-
tives. to San Diego where they will
spend the winter.
Cpl. Harry Grambauer left on
Monday to report for schooling,
having completed a 50-day Through
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Grambauer.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Murray, OF
Powell, Wyo., spent few days last
week visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Venting. Mrs. Vent
ling is their niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Daniels
spent Saturday at the Geo. Baeth
home, enroute to Warland from
their home in Stockton, Calf, for
a visit with his parents
Mrs. Harold button arrived the
first Of the week from Oklahoma
for a visit with relatives and friends.
Her husband expects a surlough
soon and plans to join her
Mrs Don Leach returned Monday
from California where she had Wis
tied Mr.. Leach, who IS in Navy
service. Before leaving she saw Mr..
Leach off on Navy cargo ship
for its trial run.
NJ M. Rawlings, division manager,
and j H. Conn, division auditor, Of
kalispell, of the Mountain States
Power Co, were visitors in Libby
Monday comforting with E. J. Driear,
the company's local manager.
S/Sgt. Robert Adamson left last
Thursday for Santa Monica, Calf,
for a six-Weeks rest period before
reporting for further duty, having
enjoyed 30-day furlough here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Ad-
amson.
MIS-. IIleZ I1lpke returned 10 LlDDy
Saturday from San Bernardino,
Calf, where she had been visiting
her sister After a visit here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Detjens, she
will 60 to Wisconsin for an ex-
tended visit with her two daughters.
who will visit with friends.
The Rev. Mr.. Fitz of Miles City
came over Sunday from the meet
ing Of the Synod at Kalispell and
occupied the pulpit at the Presby
terian church Sunday evening. He
was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wohlen, Mr.. Wohlen being super;n-
tendent of Flathead county high
school, Kalispell. While here they
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Beardsley.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-19
ATTEND WAR BOND MEETING

Mrs. Jessie 'Fagerberg, county
chairman, Merrill Tester, drive
chairman and r. w. Smithberger,
director of the war loan drive, went
to Helena Monday to attend meet
ing Of the county and drive chair
men and executive committees from
the state. There were about 400 in
attendance at the meeting, which
was held for the purpose of max
ing plans for the sixth war bond
drive. to be held soon.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-19
FARMER RANCHERS TO GET
GINS

New shotguns and rifles Tor farm
ers, ranchers and law enforcement
agencies are on the way, the War
Production Board announced re-
Gently. Production Of $4,000 shot
guns and rifles has been authorized,
but it takes from three to six months
to turn out such firearms.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-19
THE METHODIST CHURCH
FIRST Ey. LUTHERAN CHURCH
A. T. JuVIand, Pastor

n. 4. JuVIdTTU, ! dSIOT
Worship and sermon. IL a. m.
Confirmation class and Sunday
school, 9:45.
The Robe D. n. Tuesday Solo,
Were You There by Miss Alice
Olson, accompanied by Mrs. Eunice
Rorvig, Walter G. Gran, dramatic
reader, will give recital of Lloyd
G. Douglas book, The Robe. 1t is
based on the life Of Christ.
Sr. Ladies Aid (Bazaar) Variety
Grocery, Oct. Is, ! p m.
Jr. Aid with Mrs NJ Tunis the
Goth, 7:39 p. m. -
Welcome to our meetings.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Worship services every Sunday
evening at 7:45 o'clock, Rev. j. Rus
sell Prentice presiding, You IRE
cordially invited.
Sunday school every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. See that your
child is regular attendant
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

The subject for the Lesson-Ser-
mon Sunday, Oct. %. probation
After Death.
wednesday evening meeting at
800 o'clock.
Sunday school GAS a. m.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ralph SeWell, Des Moines,
Wash, and JaneR Bradbury, Pine
hurst, Wash, W re married by H
B. Wallace, last Thursday, Oct. IL
David Vaughan and Clara E. Car
ter, both of Libby, were issued H.
cense October l6.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-10-19
ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC
CHURCH

Sunday Masses 800 and 1000 a.
m. Baptism after 1000 a. m. Mass.
Sunday School after 1000 Mass.
Confessions Saturday evening
at 7.30.
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Politics is the art Of obtaining
money from the rich and votes from
the poor on the pretext of pro-
tecting each from the other.
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H8R views Of DUG
X57 ~ "t S1;tos.


inform us of his new address at
Fort Lawton, Wash, having recent
ly returned to-the States. He says,
Il really enjoy reading all the news
from home, and want to renew my
subscription"
Corporal Alice Larson writes her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Larson,
that she is now stationed in Paris,
having gone there by plane.
BlLejacket James E. Rusk, 80, Eu-
reka, Mont, received recognition as
eligible to qualify for the petty
officer rate of motor machinies'
mate third class during recent
graduation ceremonies at the Naval
Training School (EieseD on the
Iowa State College campus, Ames
la.
Selection to attend the specially
school is based on the results of re-
cruit training aptitude tests scores
The course of study includes the use,
operation and maintenance OF die
sci engines. A theoretical phase is
concerned with diesel engine the
DRY, electrical fundamentals and
machine shop operation.
The graduate is now awaiting
further duty orders to sea Or to
some shore station.
T/Sgt. John Volt writes his
mothers law. Mrs. j. McCallum,
from England, that he had the luck
to run into Cpl. Alice Larson some
where in England. He says, Il met
Cpl Alice Larson somewhere III
England ard we spent very pleas
ant day taking pictures and talking
over happenings of the last two
years. II was the first time either
of us had seen anyone from home.
He had hoped to see Cpl. Larson
again, but she moved q few days
later. (She writes her parents that
she is now in Paris
Robert Pitterman. former Libby
high school student left Wednes-
day for Seattle where he will be
indicted into the Merchant Marines.
Bob has attended Libby public
schools for 10 years and has bean
an active member Of his class, hav-
ing participated in football and 9th
er extra curricuar activities.
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Corporal Alice Larson writes her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Larson,
that she is now stationed in Paris,
having gone there by plane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-19
Il urodo slovenskego omeriskego norod-
nego svefo
1885 w. 26th ST., Chicago, iii.

Zelo pridne so tudi nase zene
in dekleta v w. Aliquippi, kjer
tajnikuje sestra Theresa Gerzel,
clanica sirsega odbora SANSa.
Ia naselbina Sc je ze pref od-
zvala stevilnimi zabojcki SOL
skin potrebscin. Use stroske kri-
jejo dobickom cd raznih prize.
ditev. Ne dolgo nazaj so prize
dill "66 party" v ia namen. Pri-
poroca sc, da ma isti nacin po-
stopajo tudi druge podruznice
in odbori po raznih naselbinah.
Blago Sc maj posilja ma War
Relief Fund of Americans of
South Slavic Descent, 282 Ninth
Avenue, New York, N. Y, de-
narne prispevke pa skozi SANS,
ov urad.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-19
MEJA STRATOSFERNIH
VZLETOV

Najvisje v stratosfero je pro-
drl doslej ruski stratostat, XII je
dosegel visino 21,6OO metrov.
Sc vecje visine DO v balonu
prav tezko doseci, l. er o6 tod
naprej ovire tehnienega znaca-
ia silno magic narascajo. Tudi
temperature v visjih plastev
narasca namestu da bi padala,
kar zelo otezkoca nacrtne ra-
eune. Strokovnjaki so zracuna-
Ii, da bi moral imeti balon, XII
maj bi Sc dvignil % KIN visoko,
tele dimnezije; najvecji premier
So m, prostornina 10000 chm,
lastna teza 2,400 ky, ballast 1000
ky. Ia visino 80 KIM bi moral j.
meti balon re 10 m premera,
100000 chm prostornine pri
lastni tezi do 10000 ky $500
ky balasta. Ia monstrum bi We
ljal. .premozenje, XII ga tezko emo
re kak znanstveni zavod.
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Metka je prisla prvic ma deze-
10. Radovedno je ogledovala de-
klo, kako molze kravo. Ko je
dekla namolzla polno posodo, je
Metka naprosila: "
"Oh, prosim, nalij mleko Sc
enkrat " kravo in zacni cd "a
cetka!"
zena: "Miha, Miha, vstani da
hos zibal otroka.
MOI: "Daj mi mir, zibaj ga
sama.
zena: ia bozjo voljo, saj ga
re dive lett zibljem. Otrok pa je
vendar ma pol moi, napol tvoj."
MOI: "Zibaj tedaj svojo polo
vico, moja pa maj pociva.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-19

Uredn1koVa
po$ta
Plesna veselica v nedelio

Cleveland, Ohio. - Prihod-
MO nedeljo, %. oktobra priredi
'drustvo Waterloo Grove, w.
c. st. 10, jesenski pies v avdi-
toriju Slovenskega delavskega
donna ma Waterloo Rd.
Clanice tega drustva IN druge
podruznice Woodman Circle, so
vabljene, da Sc udelezijo dis.
triktne seje, XII Sc bo vrsila oh
3. uri popoldne. Oh tel priliki
bo sprejem nasih novih clanic.
Mrs. Mayme Hippler in Mr.. Will
liam Bodeker ter drugi castni
gostje bodo navzoci pri progra-
nu.
Veeerjo Sc be, servirale "a vse
navzoce. Upamo, da Sc clanice v
velikem stevilu udelezijo.
Pies Sc pricne oh osmih zve-
GER. Johnny Peconova godba je
izvrstna. Preskrbljeno bo za
zejne in laene. Prijatelji so
vljudno vabljeni, da Sc udelezi-
jo. clanice Sc pa opominja, da
je skrb "a bolnisko podporo Sc
vedno nasa. Preteklih par let
smo Sc re nekako postavile ma
trdno stalisce, ampak odbor gle
da vedno naprej. Brez pomoci
od clanic, odbor ne more napre.
dovati. &c Sc DO pa vsaka lie ma
10 zavzela in premislila, da v
skupnosti je moe, potem. bo Wa
terloo Grove vselej pripravljen
"a pomoc v bolezni ali sill.
S sestrskim pozdravom,
Celia Jacklitz, preds.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-19
"Lahko so ponosni"

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ko eta
mo dopise, Sc nehote bolj pomu
dino pri tistih, XII pridejo od
partizanov. Osebe, XII dobijo pi
sma cd svojih sinov, bratov, Sc.
ster in sploh cd sorodnikov, k
so pri osvobodilni 'front.', Sc u,
praviceno smejo pocutiti sree,
ne in ponosne.
Ne bilo bi pravicno, da gre,
mo O teh pismih kar tako mi,
mo. Ko sem cital pismo parti-
zana DR.. Dolfeta Medveska, mi
je bilo nekako prijetno pri srcu
Ludvika Medveska vsak 20,
INA. Kdo ga ne bi, SAL je po-
vsod aktiven, kjer je kaj ma,
prednega. Dolfi je njegov maj.
mlaJsl SIN. Poznal sem ga, M
je. oil par let star, in zdaj, ia.
kratni mali Dolfi, je zdravnik
pri Osvobodilni fronti, pri par
tizanih. soproga mu pomaga,
in necakinja Tatjana. Tatjaaa,
to je lepo sloyansko i1e. Tako
Sc mi zelo dopade, kakor Irena
Y povesti pod Svobodnim soln-
cenn. Ludvik, castitam Ii. Vem,
da 81 ponosen, sal imas biti "a
kaj.
Bit pri partizanih "a zdraYni-
ka, nj lahka stvar. Nj ma raEpo.
lago bolnisaic, ni posteij, nj do
volj zdravil, ne obyez, ne prave
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-19

hrane. - O, razumemo, to lie
naporno delo. Vseeno so tam.
zakaj? zato, ker hocejo svobo-
40, pravico do dostojnega ziv-
ljenja, to hocejo, zato so tam
pri partizanih.
In Milan, ko je bill tn 2. in 3.
septembra ma konvenciji SANS
a, me vprasa, 81 cital kaj je Dol
Fl pisal? Zdravnik je pri parti-
zanih! In ma obrazu Sc mu ie
bralo, kako je ponosen, upravi-
5eno ponosen. Pripomnil sem,
srecen 81, Milan, takih movie mo-
ra hiti clovek vessel.
clovek Sc boji, kaj bo prejel
IL domovine. Imam tam tri Sc
sire in brata, kl imajo precejs-
ME stevilo odraslih otrok. Ia
tiste, XII spadajo pod faro zu-
semberk, skoro nimam mic una
MIA, da hi bill kdo pri partiza-
nih. Tam imajo strogega deka-
aa, XII je Sc kot kaplan v prvi
svetovni vojni bill odlikovan z
zlatim krizem, "a svoie zves4o
hlapcevanje pokojni Avstriji.
Sestra v Ljubljani ina stirl
odrasle otroke, so studirani.
Najbolj hi bill zalosten movie, da
90 pri domobrancih. Kakor Sc
yeselim, da knalu dobim kako
pisnao, sem obenem tudi v stra-
hu. Upam pa, da Jh je vsaj po-
losicc pri partizanih, zaaovoo-
lien bonn.
{ - Felix Strumheli
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pravem pomenu besede, nase zveze narodov, me-
so da b ostaa vecn vr tezkoc in preprov XII b utegn
Ii podreti cello temelje kolektivne varnosti.
Nikdo odreka Poljakom pravice do neodvsnega
narodnega zivljena. Toda cas- je nastopi da poyemo
Poljakom jasnosjo, da jim svet ne bo doyol da
zasrupijo mir, katerega placuje tako ogromno in
grenko ceno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-19
War department Sc vedno pO
trebuje 1000 bolnicark


ment je zopet naslovil nujen po-
xiv izucenim bolnicarkam, XII nj.
50 zaposlene v bistveno vaznih
civilnih bolnisnicah, da Sc takoj
prijavijo v Army Nurse Corps
kajti cili "a katerega je slo,
MANFRED, da sc nabere dodatnih
1000 bolnicark do 1. oktobra,
nitl IL daleka nj dosezen. War
Department pravi, da je ma raz-
polago najmanj 10000 bolni-
5ark, XII bi prisle v postev.
V svoji uradni izjavi w a r
Department poroca: "Vojna
Sc nj koncana - toda tudi ako
bi bila koncana, bi armada Sc
vedno potrebovala teh dodatnih
1000 bolnicark in Sc mnogo
vec. Cello ako bi bilo odpusce-
nih IL vojske re jutri 100000
MOI, bi potreba holnicark osta-
la skrajno kriticna, kajti skrbe-
ii je treba "a ranjence, XII Sc
vracajo domov, in vseh onih, XII
bodo prihajali "a mimi IL Evro-
pc in IL Tihega Oceana. Bolnis-
nice, XII so posvecene zdravlje-
nju nash vojakov ranjenih V
boju, ST ne morejo pomagati E.
dino-le pomoznimi delavci kot
ma primer zas1lnimi bolnicarka-
mi in drugimi neizvezbanimi 81
lami.t Bolnicarke Army Nurse
Corps-a, vesce in izurjene, 50
jim neobhodno potrebne - one
izurjene bolnicarke, XII bod o
vstopile v ia Corps, del onih
10000, XII Sc ne delajo v bistve-
no vaznih civilnih bolnisnicah.
War Department pravi, da j.
bill odziv ma zadnji poziv precej
slab, ako Sc pomisli ma veliko
potrebo. Bolnicarke, XII b bod o
vstopiie V to vrzel, bodo polka :
zale, da SO zares patrioticne III
81 bodo zasluzile hvaleznost ran
jencev, XII SO potrebni njihovc
pomoci.
Noyi odmerki postanejo
veljavni
Washington. - Pet dodat-
nih modrih znamk "a konzervi-
rano hrano in 3 dodatne rdecc
znamke, "a meso in mascobe, 50
postale veljavne dne /. oktobra
to je izjavil Office of Price
Administration.
Modre znamke, XII so vstopil2
v veljavo SO: Ms, N-5, P-5, o.
in Rs.
Rdece znamke: HIS, J-5, in
K-5.
Vse te znamke so vredne 30
10 odmerkov vsaka, tako da do
be gospodinje skupaj SO odmer-
kOV "a kOnzervirani zivez in 80
"a meso in mascobe. Vse teznam-
ke bodo ostale veljavne "a ne
dolocen cas-. Konzumentom pa
je priporoceno, da stedijo te-
mi odmerki, ker najbrze ne bo
nobenih novih rdecih znamk do
20. oktobra, niti modrih do 1.
novembra.
Surovo maslo vclja 20 rdecih
Znamk
Washington. Office of
Price Administration poroca,
la so odmerki potrebni "a funt
surovega masla zvisani Cd /.
oktobra naprej ma 20 rdecih
took, mesto 16 took kot dozdaj.
OPA pravi, da je postalo to
zvisanje potrebno, ker je IRA
cunala War Food Administra-
ton, da bo radi zmanjsanja pro-
aukcije ma razpolago "a civilne
potrebe oktobru lie IS milijo-
nov funtov, docim je bio "a
september 95 milijonov funtov
AZ razpolago.
pravem pomenu besede, mas
Il i l.. 4 y
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nj, izvzemsi maslo. ~.~
2. Vse sedanje vrednosti kon-
zerviranega ziveza ostanejo me-
spremenjene.
Move dolocbe glede seznamov
Washington. Office of
Price Administration je izdal
move dolocbe glede seznamov
cen. Prodajalci bodo norali ma
biti po vec seznamov ,maksimal-
nih v dolarjih in centih,, ma do
bro vidnih mestih v svojih pro-
dajalnah. Seznami bodo obsega-
Ii specerijsko blago in drugo
hrano kot surovo maslo, jajca,
kuretine, ribe, sveze sadie in ze-
lenjavo.
Vkljucno cd 4. oktobra ma
pref so te dolocbe del navodil,
XII dajejo lokalnim uradom OP
A oblast, da V posameznih OBJ
cinah dolocijo maksimalne Gene.
V kratkih besedah so te doloc-
be naslednje:
1. Ma vsakih 1,5OO kvadrat-
nih cevljev prostora v proda-
jalnici ali del te povrsine, je tre-
ba nabiti po en- seznam obcin-
SIKH maksimalnih cen "a spece-
rijsko blago (dry groceries).
2. Ako zahteva prostornost
lokala po vec kot en- seznam,
morajo biti seznami nabiti mai
mani po 25 cevljev drug cd dru-
gega.
3. Pc en- seznam obcinskih
maksimalnih cen mora biti ma
bit neposredni blizini tistega
dela prodajalne, kjer so ma pro-
daj jajca, kuretina, sveze sadie
in zelenjava.
/. 4. Seznami/ morajo biti nabi-
tt ma taken mestu, da jih jo
lahko citati, ter da Sc jim kon-
zumenti morejo priblizati ma
diva cevlja.
Delavska kontrola ne yelja "a
veterane
Washington. - Paul V. Nc
Mutt, raVnatelj War Manpower
komisije, je naznanil, da je od-
pravljena vsa kontrola della "a
veterane te vojne. G.. McNutt je
objasnil, da je smoter tega ko-
raka, da Sc pospesi zaposlitev
vracajocih Sc veteranov, ter da
Sc odpravi vse ovire, XII bi uteg-
nile otezkociti Min povratek v
civilno zivljenje. Olajsanje kon-
trole "a veterane te vojne je IL
vedeno ma naslednji nacin:
l. Veteranom il te vojne ne
bo treba prositi ali predloziti
potrdila o razpolozljivosti
statement of availability ka-
dar zele menjati sluzbo.
2. Delodajalci smejo vzeti v
sluzbo veterane il te vojne, ne
da bi porocali United States EN-
ployment Service-u, ali drugim
poklicanim uradom.
3. Vsak veteran IL te voine,
XII iste sluzbo preko USES-a, bo
incl pravico do posla, katerega
81 bo izbral, ne glede ma to, kak-
sni so predpisi glede bistvene
vaznosti ali prioritete doticne
sluzbe.
g 4. Veterani il te vojne mo-
rejo dobiti posel ne glede ma O.
nejitve delavstva employment
ceilings). Kljub temu pa bodo
tudi veterani vsteti maksimal-
no steyilo delaycev, raven ako
bo lokalni program "a stabili-
zacijo zaposlenosti ukrenil vse
potrebno, da bodo izvzeti. De-
lavci, XII MISC yeterani il te vol
ne tudi ako SO lokalno izvzeti,
;e move zveze narOdOv, me-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-19

ne smejo biti najeu v podjetjih,
kjer je zaposleno maksimalno
stevilo delavcev.