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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08
DIOCESAN SCOUT
 COMMITTEE MEETS
Waterburians to Attend Session at Hotel Taft,
 New Haven Tonight

The Boy Scout committee of the Hartford diocese will hold it's an- nual meeting at the Hotel Taft in New Haven tonight.
 Attending from Waterbury will be Roger F. Babson, scout executive; Rev. James Woods, curate of St.. Peter and Paul, area chaplain; and James J. Hennessy, lay member of the committee.
 Also expected to attend are Mosi Rev. Henry O'Brien, bishop of Hart ford; Superior Court Judge Frank McEvoy, who is a veteran lay rnem- Der of the committee; and Father Collins of Newtown, diocesan scout chaplain.
 The meeting will hear reports on scouting under Catholic auspices in the Hartford diocese. Considerable activity has been reported in Waterbury during the past year and 1t is expected that an inter- esting account of accomplishments made will be presented this evening. Judge McEvoy and MT. Hennessy have sbeen identified as lay mem- bers of the committee for years have manifested personal interest in the organization and success of the vari- ouS troops.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08
NaZiS' MeSSerSchmitt Parts Now Made In Connecticut American Mechanical Ingenuity Improves Upon German Product Adapted from American
 Planes - Small Factory in Fairfield
 Obtains War Department Contract

They're making Messerschmitt parts in Connecticut! This fact, re- vealed today by the New Haven area offices of the AAF Material Con- mand, seemed astounding until it was explained that the parts, spher- ical rod-end bearings, aren't for use in German aircraft, And therein lies story.
 Rod-end bearings, in case you didn't know, are vital to anything that flies. Ripping both ends of the rods connecting the controls of a plane with it's rudder and wing flaps, they have to be as supple as a woman's wrist and yet capable of withstanding tons of strain.
 Prior to two years ago. all Ameri- can-made rod-ends relied on ball bearings for their mobility, but then arose a shortage of manpower and material in the ball bearing indus try, with an insufficient quantity allotted for rod-end use.
 Various makeshifts were tried but without success. Plane manufactur- CT grew gloomy. At this point, a downed Messerschmitt fighter ar- rived in America, shipped from the battlefields of North Africa for dis mantling and examination.
 Highly maneuverable," said the Allied Intelligence report that came with 1t. Knowing that maneuver- ability depends largely on controls AAF Material Command experts looked to the MesserSchmitt's rod ends.
 What they found went a long way toward solving their problem. Of unique design, the enemy's rod-ends contained no ball bearings and yet were both flexible and strong. Their only drawback was that they were made of critical high-alloy steel.
 Can you duplicate this part?" Material Command officers queried various manufacturers, and from Lewis Helm, president of the Helm Co.,, dowel pin makers in Fairfield, Conn, came an assured, affirma- tive answer.
 We can make a better part, stronger, Of greater mobility, and we'll use only low-alloy steel and ordinary kitchen faucet brass!"
 Overnight the Helm Go. turned out models. Tested at Wright Field, headquarters of the AAF Material Command, the bearings proved more efficient and dependable than any yet seen.
 Contract awarded. the Helm Go. went into production. Now the shop occupies three times as much space as it did two years ago and employs four times as many workers. Pro- duction for April, l944. was twenty times that for any month in l942.
 How does it feel to be making a Messerschmitt part?" Lewis Helm was asked recently.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08
SCHOOL CHILDREN
 RESUME STUDIES

Glasses in Waterbury public and parochial schools were resumed to- day following the second one-Tee vacation of the year There will be no further recess until next month when classes are dismissed for the summer.
 Dr. Thomas J. Condon, Superin- tendent of schools, was reported still confined to his home by ill- ness. He has been i'll five weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08
Marriage
 Intentions

The following marriage csslI1 cates have been filed with fIN office of vital statistics:
 AriaIdO Grimigna, Scranton. Pa., and Filomena I. Mancimi. @ Bellevue street.
 Earl Bruce, Hotel Elton, and Mary McCIintOck, Hotel Elton.
 Robert Sugrue, 5l Tracy a.enue and Margaret M. O'Brlen, { Grove street.
 George c. venter, Meriden reaa and Ida M. HnnsOn, 1eo Weed street.
 Armand J. Gaudreau1t, salen. Mass, and Agnes Juneau 98 LOunsbury avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08
NEW DETAIL FOR
 CHIEF PERKINS

Chief Specialist Edwin Perkins, re- cruiter at the local Navy station for the past year, has taken new as- signment at the Torrington recruit ing station. A resident of West Haven. he has been in charge of itinerary recruiting while stationed here, serving in various towns of the area. Chief Petty Officer John Brickley, who also has been here about a year. will continue to serve at the local office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08
Mothers Day Celebration

The annual Mothers Day cele- bration of St. Ann's Society of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Car mel will be held Mothers Day at Suozzo's Hall on Bank street from 6 to 9 p. m. All members planning to attend are asked to notify Miss Matilda Deinno or Mrs. Marinaro before Thursday of this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08
ss REWARD FOB CLOCK

Silverton, Ore. - (U.P.) - Monty DePeelfl, Silverton service station operator, is offering a 45 reward for the return of a $l.50 (peace~ item value) alarm clock, stolen from his home, As soon as the hapless citizen discovered his "alarmtng'' loss he hastened to the police sta- tion and posted the reward.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08
Choir Rehearsals

Members of the Women's Alliance choir of St. Joseph's church will hold their weekly rehearsal tonight at the choir room. The parish choir will meet tomorrow night and the Student choir on Friday night. Preparations will be made for the Mothers Day concert to be present. ed Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

Waterbury Anti-Tubersulosis League is now associated with the public health instruction division of the State Board of Health in Hartford. She is graduate of Crosby High school and Duke uni- versity, and did graduate work at Yale university.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

National Music Week will be observed in the city this week. Eugene T. Oviatt, weII-knOwr leader in music circles, and past chairman of the local National Music Week committee, endorses this observance, saying that 1t should be regarded as one or the most important influences in the country to the great place music has i1 our national life.
 Local musical organizations will cooperate in the observance among these the Mattatuck Musical Art society, the Concordias, and others. Local radio stations will also ar- range special programs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08
Jesse  Looks at the NEWS

That picture of Sewell Lee Avery being carried out of his Chicago store by two soldiers looked more like picture of an Observation Ward than a Montgomery WardI The U. s. Broadcasting Station that opened in England Sunday used the first few notes of Yankee Doodle" as its theme. No doubt to listeners that Yankee DOodles' Go- ing to Town.
 Last Week Herbert Hoover sang a duet with Frank Sinatra. A few days later J. Edgar Hoover sang a duet with Frank Sinatra. In short Sinatra has sung with every famous Hoover but the vacuum cleaner - which probably would be an i'm provement.
 Rudolph MeSSerschmidt of SwitZ- erland has petitioned the govern ment to allow him to change his name to Rudolph Spitfire. That's one way of getting rid of Mosqui- toes!
 Gypsy Rose Lee wants to live in Hollywood. My typewriter and l." she explains, don't see thigh to thigh anymore" Striper planning to do comic strip?
 Incidentally in Chicago last week burlesque strip-teaser was arrest ed. For no gauge at all-
 A navy newspaper in Seattle held a contest offering a prize to anyone who could identify published pho- to of Betty Grable's legs. Only one answer was correct-the Chap lain'S!
 The personnel officer of a N. Y. concern, interviewing an applicant, asked if he ever had an I. Q. "Sure, that's why I'm 4F, was the reply, "my right eye is weaker than my left!"
 Prime Minister Curtin of Austra- lia, commenting on how many Aus tralian girls have married Amer ican soldiers, says they used to call the boys brothers" now they have to call 'em "brothers-in-law". wouldn't "Brother-in- Arms" be a more fitting description?
 The N. Y. branch of the Medical Assn. held a cocktail dance and an- nOunced the only ticket of admis- sion" necessary would be a medic's tool or X-ray equipment. Some chap got in when he claimed he had an X-ray eye, he could SC through his wife!
 One of the taxforms in a neigh boring State has applicants fill out one line reading: Mature of Tax payer. Very mean" admitted one citizen.
 Mrs. Virginia Romano of Brooklyn hit the jackpot by giving birth to Triplets. Two were born in a ear, the third in hospital elevator. Un. doIbtedly the right way to raise in- fants!
 If Hitler hasn't seen the hand writing on the wall already hell never see it. For soon thereu be no walls left in Germany
 An Oklahoma man Is planning tO go to California from N. Y. by eOy- cred wagon because he couldn't get enough gas ration books. Be eaFe- ful of the Indians, sir, as you go thru Cleveland!
 There's an epidemic of ration to. kens being used in dime-slot nla- chimes. Nothing to worry about though probably just a Token Bummlngl
 Did you hear about the girl who was so sure of herself she wrote her diary a week in advance?
 Ed Wynn has a new invention. An li-fot pole for people who wouldn't touch other people with a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

They aren't Messerschmitt parts, the Fairfield manufacturer smiled. They're parts for American war planes, better than anything the Nazis ever dreamed ofw
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08
BARBARA KILDUFF
 ON HARTFORD JOB

Miss Barbara Kilduff of Newton terrace, who served for several years as health secretary of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

Living costs in Haiti have greatly increased in the last year.
 British dairy farmers are to re- ceive bonuses for milk production.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

Edward Maufe has been appoint ed War Graves architect for Bri- tain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08
K, of l., Banauet

The Knights of Lithuania organ ization held its annual bowling ban quet Saturday night at the Copper Kettle. The next major undertak- ing of the society will be the an- nual Mothers Day Communion breakfast next Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08
CHILDREN STAGE
 MUSICAL RECITAL
Over 300 ParishiOners At. tend Performance; GU
 to Sponsor Dance
Brooklyn News

More than 300 parishioners of St. JoSeph's church witnessed the per- formance of March of the States. a musical recital, by children of St, Joseph's parochial school last night at the schol auditorium.
 The presentation depicted the people who settled in each state, and representative dances were ren- dered by the pupils. All grades at the school participated in the pro. gram.
 Connecticut was the featured state, with special attention given to several of the larger states, in- cluding New York and California.
 The program was arranged under the direction of Sister Jane and Sister Joseph Bernadine, teachers at the school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

Did you hear about the girl who was so sure of herself she wrote her diary a week in advance?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08
c. l.. U. Dance

A large crowd of young people at tended the annual May Festival dance of the Connecticut Lithuan- ian Catholics, state organization, Saturday night at St. Joseph's hall. Members from various sections of the state were present for the event, which was arranged by Joan Lusas and Ray Vaichus, of this city, with the assistance of state officers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

Ed Wynn has a new invention. An ii-fot pole for people who wouldn't touch other people with a l0.fot polel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

There's an epidemic of ration to. kens being used in dine-slot nla- chimes. Nothing to worry about though probably just 8 Token Bumming
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

Last Week Herbert Hoover sang duet with Frank Sinatra. A few days later J. Edgar Hoover sang a duet with Frank Sinatra. In short Sinatra has sung with every famous Hoover but the vacuum cleaner - which probably would be an inn provement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

That picture of Sewell Lee Avery being carried out of his Chicago store by two soldiers looked more like a picture of an Observation Ward than a Montgomery Ward!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

The U. s. BrOadcasting Station that opened in England Sunday used the first few notes of Yankee Doodle" as it's theme. No doubt to listeners that Yankee DOodles' Co., ing to Town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

The personnel officer of N. r.. concern, interviewing an applicant, asked if he ever had an I. Q. "Sure, that's why I'm 4F, was the reply, ''my right eye is weaker than my Ieft."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

Rudolph Messerschmidt of SwitE- erland has petitiOned the govern ment to allow him to change his name to Rudolph Spitfire. That's one way of getting rid of Mosqui- toes!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

An Oklahoma man Is planning tO go to California from N. r. by eOy- cred wagon because he couldn't get enough gas ration books, Be care. ful of the Indians, sir, as you go thru Cleveland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

Prime Minister Curtin of Austra- lia, commenting on how many Aus tralian girls have married Amer ican soldiers, says they used to call the boys brothers now they have to call 'em brothers law. wouldn't "Brother-in-Arms" be a more fitting description?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

A navy newspaper in Seattle held contest offering a prize to anyone who could identify a published pho- to of Betty Grable's legs. Only one answer was correct-the Chap lainS!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

If Hitler hasn't seen the hand writing on the wall already he'll never see 1t. For soon there'll be no walls left in Germany
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

The N. Y. branch of the Medical Assn. held a cocktail dance and an- nOunced the only ticket of admis- sion" necessary would be a medic's tool or X-ray equipment. Some chap got in when he claimed he had an X-ray eye, he could SC through his wife!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

Incidentally in Chicago last week a burlesque strip-teaser was arrest ed. For no gauge at all-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

Mrs. Virginia Romano of Brooklyn hit the jackpot by giving birth to TFiplets. Two were born in a ear, the third in a hospital elevator. Un- doubtedIy the right way to raise in- fants!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

Gypsy Rose Lee wants to live in Hollywood. My typewriter and l." she explains, don't see thigh to thigh anymore" Striper planning to do comic strip?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-08

One of the taxforms in a neigh boring State has applicants fill out one line reading: Mature of Tax payer. Very mean" admitted one citizen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
ODLICEN DIJAK

Nocoj DO graduiral il Bene-
dictine visje sole James w. Nou-
SEX, sin Mr.. in Mrs. James
Nousek, 57O5 Bonna Ave. Gra-
duacija Sc DO vrsila v mestnem
avditoriju in oh tel priliki bo
mladi dijak, XII Sc je vseskozi
odhkoval v svojih studijah, po-
dal poslovilni goyor. Prejel je
najvisje odlikovanje "a stiri-let-
no dobo v visji Soil. Bill je tai.
mix svojega razreda, sodeloval
je pri urejevanju solskega Ii
sta, in bill je glavni urednik
knjige Memory Book, XII Sc
jo izda OBJ priliki graduiranja
Bill je tudl clan Athletic Ascot.
alton, Camera and Footlights
Clubs. 2 odliko je izvrsil VIZ
nornariski izpit in ", kratken
bo vpoklican k n1ornarici, kjel
DO nadaljeval svoje studije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
Moskva poroca,
da je nenski
napad zlomljen

LONDON, 5. junija, - IL
Moskve je bilo danes zgodaj
zjutraj naznapjeno, da so cete
Rdece vojske vceraj seyerno cd
Jasija ma romunski 'front.', kjer
Nemci napadajo ze teden dni,
ubile 1,loo nacijev in unieile 80
tankov. .
Toda boj Sc nadaljuje, in
Nemci mecejo proti Rnsom no.
We koncentracije tankov in pc
hote navzlic tezkim izgubam, v
ocividnem poizkusu, da bi virgil
Rdeco vojsko IL ravnotezja
predno Sc zaene- nova rusks
ofenziva.
Moskva tudi poroea, da je bil
! v Finskem zalivu potopljen We
lik nemski transport.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
Nou grob
JOSEPH MERSNIK

Po dolgi in mucni bolezni je
preminil mestni bolnisnici Jo-
seph Mersnik, star SO let, sta
nujoc ma 1893 E. 43 st. Donna
,je bill il vasi Podbeze, fara Hru-
sica ma Primorskem, kjer zapu-
Sea mater, brate, sestre in vee
sorodnikov. Tukaj je bival "a
let. Zapusca zeno Jennie, roje-
no Barba, in stiri otroke: Jean,
poroceno Lellis, Josephine, Jo-
seph NIL, XII Sc nahaja pri NOR
narici, in Mary, poroceno Av-
sec, sestro Ammo Zadel v Bel
laire, Ohio, in vec sorodnikov.
Druzina zivi ma $50 E. 100 st.
Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v torek OBJ
8::45 uri zjutraj il Jos. zele in
sinovi pogrebnega zavoda, 458
e. 152 St., v cerkev Marie Vne-
bovzetje in nato ma Calvary po-
kopalisce. Bod mu lahka anne
riska gruda, preostalim pa ma
De sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
Vesti il Izvljenja ameriskih Slovencev

dobila porocilo cd vojnega u.
rada, da je mum sin Frank u
mrl "a ranami, katere je dobil v
bitki z Japonci 27. aprila ma
Hollandiji, Nova Gvineja. Bill je
star 20 let. v armada je Sci %
januarja |. 1943. Zapusca star
Sc, stiri brate (tri pri vojakih)
in dive sestri.
Chicago. - Umrla je Mary
Kucie, stara 35 lets Zapusca
starse in dve sestri.
West Pullman, Ill. - Po dol.
81 bolezni je urnrla Mary Poje
stara 80 let. Zapusca moza, pet
sinov, XII so vsi v ameriski o
borozeni sill, pet hcera ter sest
vnukov in vnukinj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
Zracne operacijje
v Jugoslaviji

LONDON, a. junija. - Il
Jugoslavije Sc poroca o razvoju
najvecjih zracnih operacij te.
kom vojne. Zavezniki kot tudi
Nemci so poslali v Bosno, kjer
Sc partizani marsala Tita de-
speratno borijo proti novi ma.
cijski ofenzivi, velike jate
bombnikov in bojnih letal.
Zavezniki so poslali S svojih
baz v Italiji tezke bombnike
XII so bombardirali vojaske in.
stalacije v Splitu in Omisu
medtem ko so lahki bombniki
razbijali nemske naprave dru.
9Th jadranskih lukah in obal.
sko paroplovbo.
1000 zaUezniskih IetaI razbija
10 "zapadai azid
V soboto je bilo mad invazij.
sko obalo 1900, zavezniskih le
tai, med mimi 1000 ameriskiE
tezkih bombnikov,. XII so podre
dill nemski "zapadni zid" ir
Transporting zveze ,enemu mai
vecjih napadov vojni.
Bombardirane so bile posto
janke Franciji in Belgiji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
POMOTA TELEGRA-
FISTKE NAZNANILA
"INVAZIJO"

v soboto je neka neizurjena
telegrafistka v Londonu povzro-
ella mednarodno "senzacijo,"
ko je pri prakticiranju oddaj-
MIN aparatom, poslala svet
porocilo, da Sc je zavezniska
invazija Europe pricela in da
je gen. Eisenhower dospel ma
oporisce v Franciji. @ 3
Krivo poroeilo je bilo seveda
takoj preklicano, vendar je ra-
dijska oddaja v Ameriki imela
precej opravka, predno Sc je
preuranjena vest O invaziji
"ubila."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05

sebi sijajen material "a ljudski
osvobodilni upor.
Up italijanskih demokratov
v italijanski politiki bo to
zacetek move dobe, ko Sc bo
vlada povrnila v Rim. Vsi de-
mokratski element v Italiji in
izven nje bodo najbrze pristo-
pill k svetu, XII bo ustanovljen
po vzorcu francoskega odbora
" Alziru. TAX zbor, &c pridobi
moralni prestiz in upliv alzir-
skega, bo gotovo preprecil, da
bi Sc vrnili proti-demokratski
element, XII Sc sedaj priprav-
ljajo "a povratek oh priprav-
mem trenotku.
Italijanski demokrati so pre-
pricani, da bi svet igral vazno
vlogo med prehodno dobo, cuva-
joe italijanske svoboscine, do
kler ne bodo italijanske mase v
severni Italiji osvobojene, in
pomagale pri pritisku proti re-
akcijonarjem.
"VelikOdusna gesta" bi odjelxni-
la med ljudstvom
Tukajsnji Italijani so mne.
MIA, da bi morali zavezniki ma
praviti "velikodusno gesto" ita-
lijanskemu ljudstvu, takoj ko
bodo zavzeli Rim. MISC sicer
specificirali, kaj mislijo to ge-
Fsto, dejali pa SO, da ceprav to
ne bi bio materijalno vazno, bi
vplivalo kot moralni podvig, da-
joe up "a bodocnost, kar bi ma
slo globok odmev med masami
Namignili so, da hi ia potezs
bila lahko obljuba popolhe ne.
odvisnosti in ehakosti med ma.
rodi, ali pa vec svobode "a ita.
lijanske vojaske sile v borb
proti Nemcem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05

Verdale, Wash. M airy
Verbantz je dobila porocilo cd
mornariskega departmental, da
je njen sin Albert Kapel pogre-
san cd II. marca preteklega le-
ia. Star je bill Is let, rojen v
Edenu, Mont. Matt Sc je obrnila
ma Rdeci kriz "a pojasnila in
dobila je odgovor, da je bill par
mix, ma katerem Sc je njen sin
nahajal, torpediran, Sc razklal
ma dvoje in da SO vsi clani po-
sadke izgubili zivljenje.
Barberton, O. - Dne 21. t.
m. je umrla Ana KEENAN,, stara
"a let, rojena ma Hrvaskem. "a
pusca enega sina, emo hcer tel
vec vnukov in drugih sorodni.
kov.
v bolnisnici Sc nahaja Jose,
phine Platnar. Podvreci Sc je
morala tezki operaciji, katerc
je srecno prestala. Prijateljice
jo lahko obiscejo.
Sheboygan, Wis. Rojal
Anton stiglic je dobil cd rev
cerneta, bivsega zupnika, pis
mo, datirano 81. marca, v ka'
terem pravi, da je Sc vedno in
terniran v Laufenu blizu Mona
kova ma Bavarskem. v pisml
tudi omenja, da je zvedel, d
sta bila njegov brat in sestrs
obsojena ma snrt. Kdo ju j
obsodil, ne pove. Drugi brat il
! sestra sta lahko prisla k MEM,
ma obisk il Jugoslavije. Germ
1 je v nemski internaciji Cd mai,
lanskega leta. v stari kraj j
], Sci leta 1888 na ''kratek' obisk
New Philadelphia Q. VII
Liam in Theresa Pongratz ST
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
PREDAyANJE 20 sEJI

Jutri, dne 6. junija, oh 7:3O
uri zvecer Sc vrsi seja Progre-
sivnih Slovenk, krozek st. l, y
Slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Clanice SO prijaz-
no vabljene, da Sc seize udelezi-
jo, ker Sc po seji vrsi zanimivo
predavanje glede cistobe donna
i n pravilnega ravnanja oble-
ko, da Sc je ne primejo molji,
Vabi Sc tudi neclanice krozka
da Sc predavanja udelezijo
kajti v korist bo sleherni go.
spodinji. Pricetek predavanja
DO OBJ $50 uri zvecer in vstop.
nina je prosta vsem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05
Racijska sleparija

OPA urad v Washingtonu je
postal Cleveland deset zivil-
skin specialistov, XII bodo da-
nes pricelo preiskavo delovanja
racijskega odbora st. 6, kjer SO
bile odkrite velike sleparije 2
gasolinskimi kuponi. Kakor je
prislo ma dan, so razne restav-
racije dobivale zivilske pointe,
do katerih MISC bile zakonito
upravicene.