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The southern news., 1944-04-01
NEW LIQUOR
TAXES

RALEIGH, March 20 - When
new federal taxes on wines and
liquors go into effect April 1,
OPA will permit sellers of pack
aged beverages to add to legal
ceilings for wines and liquors the
exact amount of the increased
taxes.
Later, OPA said. it will issue
an order permitting addition OF
the increased tax for beer and for
liquor sold by the drink.
The southern news., 1944-04-01
ADDITIONAL TAN PENALTY
EFFECTIVE AFTER MAR. 81

An additional penalty of one
half of one per cent, making
total of two and one-half per cent,
will become effective on unpaid
l943 taxes March 81, ]. P. Brown,
tax collector, said yesterday.
The advertising dates for selling
property for unpaid 1943 taxes are
May 6, 13, 20 and 81. The actual
sale will be on June IL.
The southern news., 1944-04-01

ROCK CASTLE VIRGINIA. Cadet Charles Rhone age a. of
Washington D. c., is busy assembling a
cnltvator at the ST. Emma Military Academy he is
studying modern, scientific methods agriculture Cadet
Rhone also following the standard academic
boarding high school, He member of Cadet
Corps which operates under the supervision ap
pointed by the United States Army Students all parts
OF the country attend the St Emma Academy which
IS miles west of Richmond Virginia. $500 acres of rich
James River farm land of the Old Dominion.
The southern news., 1944-04-01

This Is family war. Put
Ess your WarBondbuying through
~ the payroll savings plan on a
M. family plan, which means ig-
NJ ure It out yourself.
The southern news., 1944-04-01
Here Are Your
RATION S
Important Dates and Events
on the Ration Calendar

PROCESSED FOODS - Blue
AS through ES (Book 4) now
valid at 10 points each, for use
with tokens; all expire May 20
Blue FS through KS become valid
April l; expire June 20.
MEATS AND FATS - Red AS
through FS (Book ~ now valid
at 10 points each; for use with
tokens; all expire May 20. Red
GS, HIS and JS became valid
March 20; expire June 18.
SUGAR - Sugar stamp No. 80
(Book 4) good for five pounds in
definitely. Sugar stamp No. 81
(Book ~ good for five pounds in
definitely, becomes valid April l.
GASOLINE-A-9 coupons are
good through May 8.
TIRE INSPECTION - For A
coupon holders, deadline is March
81.
SHOES-Stamp No. 18 In Book
One is good through April 80.
Stamp No. on the airplane sheet
in Book Three is good for one
pair. Another ration stamp good
for one pair of shoes beginning
May 1 will be announced soon.
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NOTICE

To Scottish Rite Masons :-31st
and 32nd degree Friday evening
commencing 7:30. Visiting members
iof Consistory cordially invited.
WALTER B. HEISEL,
adv Registrar.
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Battle 10 Black Out
War Time Is Siaried;;
0usi Daylight Saving
Continued from rage one,
temptation.

Others declare that the claim that
War time saves electric power is
ridiculous
An Olean, N. Y, correspondent
writes: Il can't see where electri-
city or anything else is saved A lot
of people have to arise before day
light to be at their jobs and must
burn lights.
A Leesburg, Va, woman argues
that the lawmakers should see
children going to school along the
country roads, some with flash
lights, some with candles, and some
Just lighting matches
From Sacramento. Calf. Cannon
has a telegram stating briefly that
California, on three occasions, has
voted against Daylight Saving time,
"or in other words burning the
candle on the wrong end"
An increase in crime, health, the
death rate, traffic accidents, ner-
vous breakdowns, ruined crops, and
agricultural shortages are just a
few of the things Rep Cannons
correspondents claim as result OF
having moved the clock an hour
ahead
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-25
HERE FROM HAINES

Mrs. Phyllis Shupe, Mrs. Roy
Shupe and Donald Shupe have ar
rived from Haines and are registered
at the Gastineau.
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Dinner, Shower
Is Complimentary
To Mrs. Hoffman,

Complimentary to Mrs. Mary Juk
ich Hoffman,, bon voyage dinner
and shower was given last evening
at the A. M. Geyer residence on
Dixon Street, with Mrs. John Geyer
assisting during the affair.
Mrs. Hoffman, we'll known in
musical circles in this city, was
married last September to Sergeant
Herbert Hoffman,, now stationed at
Nome. She will leave shortly for
Sergeant Hoffmann's home in ST.
Louis, where she will be joined
shortly by her husband, who is ex-
pected south on furlough.
The honoree was presented with
an addition to her sterling set by
the following guests who were pres
Ont at last evenings affair. Mrs.
Colleen Buoy apd the Misses Bonnie
Jean Klein, Irene Williams, Esther
George, Erna Meier, Lorraine
Krause, Margaret Femmer, Eileen
Hellan, Beverly LEVERS and Mary
TubbS
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Ruth Kunnas Will
Be Rebekahs Bid,
Bond Drive Queen


The. regular social meeting. OF the
Rebekah Lodge was held last eve
ming in the Odd Fellows Hall. Peggy
McIvor was in charge of refresh
ments, and Ellen Shaffer handled
the entertainment. The committee
was composed of Dolly Larson,
Katherine Benedict, Dorothy Rus
sell, Beth Fleek and Anna Pusich.
The group played, hearts, first
award going to Mary Meek, and
consolation to Lou Laughlin.
Ruth Kunnas was elected to be
the Rebekahs' candidate for Queen
of the Fifth War Loan Drive, sched-
uled to start June II.
Miss KunnaS is a Juneau girl, a
graduate of Juneau High School.
She works for the Weather Bureau
at the airport as stenographer. She
is a brunette, with snappy brown
eyes and disarming smile.
A Ruth Kunnas for Miss Liberty
Committee is being organized by
the Rebekahs to work for their cam
didate and solicit votes through the
selling of bonds. Publicity stunts
are being planned by the committee
and an intensive campaign will be
put ON to boost the bond sales to
support Miss Kunnas. fQ
Miss Kunnas graduated with the
class of 1888 of the Juneau High
School and has worked in Juneau
since that time. Ia
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France, especially hitting the
naval base at Toulon, graveyard
of the scuttled French fleet, and
Lyons ON the Rhone River.
Lyons is the key rail center
feeding southern French ports.
MANY TARGETS SMASHED


LONDON, May 25.--Up to 1000
American heavy bombers today laid
down a shattering bombardment on
German air bases, railroad yards
and West Wall Notifications of
France and Belgium after 500 Brit
ish craft smashed Aachen and Ber-
lin before dawn today.
The German radio told of big
attack on southern Germany from
the west and Swiss reports are that
heavy explosions have occurred in
the Reich border city of Mulhausen,
indicating simultaneously heavy
blow on Germany from two direc-
lions.
Brussels and Charleroi were
among the Belgian targets of the
American armada today.
The Nazi controlled radio said
miles-long procession of American
bombers filled the channel skies
this morning. and appeared to be Q
possible record Of yesterday wher
1000 planes dumped thousands OF
tons Of bombs on the German de-
lenses.
A gigantic artillery barrage was
thrown up today in a vain attempt
to stave off the fresh invading Am
erican armada.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-25
ENGsTRoM TO PELICAN

E.. E. Engstrom flew to Pelican
yesterday in connection with his fish
buying business.
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SCOTTISH RITE MhS0NS !
TO GIVE TWO DEGREES;
BANQUET WILL FOLLOW

1t was announced today that the
31st and 32nd degree of the Scottish
Rite Masors would be conferred Fri
day evening on the class of six can
didates who have been taking the
degrees from the 4th to 30th during
the past two months in what is
known as a SLOW class
Following the degree work Friday
evening at about 80 there will be
a banquet for all 32nd degree Ma
sons. 1t was also announced that
there would be no more Scottish
Rite degree work until September
or October, although monthly meet
ings will be held during the sum-
mer months as usual.
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AP Features

ATCHISON, Kas. Much to her
surprise, Mrs. Clinton Jansen, 20,
pretty and war bride, has become
a pin-up girl.
Hundreds of soldiers and sailors
in this country and abroad have
written for her picture, kneeling in
prayer before a Bible and a picture
of a soldier.
Il like the picture because it shows
the way I know my wife feels" said
one Navy censor.
The picture wasn't especially in
tended for the pin-up trade. Its
popularity was spontaneous.
Each month Mrs George Kauf-
man., service mother for st. Marks
Evangelical Lutheran Church, and
its pastor, the Rev. Vance Baird,
had been sending a letter to all
church members in service.
They feared some religious phrases
might grow tiresome with repeti-
ton and decided on picture to
express the prayers OF the home folk
for the fighting men.
So Mrs. Jansen was photographed
kneeling in. prayer before low desk
on which was an open Bible and "a
framed picture of an officer 1t was
simplicity itself.
With the first mailing Of the next
monthly letter came many requests
The Navy censor noted it while CEN
scrlng the letters. Army and Navy
chaplains asked, then church week
lies OF several denominations car
ried articles about the picture.
Now we have sent 100 pictures tc
ehaplains or service centers for re-
production and distribution anc
thousands OF personal requests have
been answered. Mr.. Baird reported
Mrs Jansen is wife of PFC. Clinton
Jansen, now stationed at Camp
Buekner, N. c. They were married
last June.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-25
TERRITORIAL GUARD NOTICE

Because of the change in weather
conditions, it is announced that the
Douglas Unit of the Alaska Terri
torial Guard will meet in the Ma
tatorium as usual instead of at the
Treadwell Rifle Range as stated
Yesterday. Dress is coveralls, leg
gins, ammunition belts and rifles.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-25
DEMONSTRATION
OF CANNING TO
BE HELD FRIDAY

Lydia Fohn-; Hanson, Extension
Service representative Of the Uni
versity of Alaska, is in Juneau to
assist housewives with their canning
problems, and will hold demon
stration for those who want in
formation on the pressure cooker
and the proper methods OF canning
at w. P. Johnson's Frigidaire Store,
located on Lower Front Street OPP
posite George Brothers.
Housewives are invited to call at
any time during the afternoon and
either Miss Mae Stephenson or Mrs.
Fohn- Hanson will be on hand to
answer any questions and to exhibit
canning equipment and the electric
dehydrator. Canning bulletins and
recipes will be distributed.
Regarding the preservation of
food, Lydia Fohn- Hanson issued
the following statement today:
THE canning season is here again
with wild green's and fish ready for
preservation. Those who bought the
Victory model pressure cooker last
year may have experienced some
difficulty in operating it and some
failures have been reported. Revised
instructions for operating it may be
secured from Mae Stephenson, Dis
trict Extension Agent, at the Gas
tineau Hotel.
Revised instructions call for three
quarts of water for ten pounds of
pressure and four quarts for fifteen
pounds pressure TO avoid having the
cooker boil dry. Also note in the
new instructions that the indicating
weight may not revolve; hence start
counting processing time as soon
as the escaping steam indicates that
the pressure lis up. Regulate the
heat to keep a moderate flow of
Steam escaping from the indicator
weight
with these changes the Victory
model has several advantages over
the old type cooker. The escaping
steam keeps the temperature con-
slant and the juice is not as likely
to be drawn from the cans.
"Spoilage Of canned food is due
either to insufficient cooking or in
complete seal Foods which do not
contain acid such as fish, meat and
vegetables are hard to sterilize as
some organisms withstand ordinary
boiling temperature prolonged six
hours. Such long cooking spoils the
palatibility of the food. The pres
sure cooker should therefor be used
to sterilize non acid foods to reduce
spoilage. Much has been written
about the dangers Of poisoning from
home canned meat and vegetables
Every year a few deaths occur from
hotulism. This could be avoided il
all non-acid foods. home-canned
without pressure cooker were boil
ed ten minutes before tasting The
boiling destroys the poison. ~, -
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-25
GRADUATE HAvDAHL

Miss Solvieg Havdahl, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs B. O. Havdahl
graduated from the Douglas Public
Schools on May IT. Miss Haydahl
was a member of the A. S. B. during
81, Az and "A; class officer in al
AZ and "A, P. E. Club officer OF "A;
Dramatics, Dumb Dora" in AZ. She
plans on sailing south the latter
part of this month, which will be
her first trip to the States. Her
plans are to spend some time visit
ing in Seattle with friends and rela-
tives and later to seek employment
in the stenographic field.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-25
DOUGLAS
NEWS
DOUGLAS CHILDREN PRAISED

In a column of the May % ISSUE
of the Daily Alaska Empire, entitled,
Prize Winners in A. L. Poppy Con-
test Announced. four Douglas
school children were mentioned as
prize winners. Winners in the poster
contest are as follows: Dick Ander-
son, Rex Hermann, Patsy Balog and
Jerrold Kinney. The committee in
charge OF the contest expressed APP
probation to the Douglas school
and the children for the interest
shown.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-25
N 4 SSE5 OF
B0MBERS in
RAIDS TODAY

Continued from Page one,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-25
cation on Wednesday.

cation on Wednesday.
Charlie Dennis, Matthew Lee and
Matthew Garcia are the graduates
Of the eighth grade, each of whom
plan on entering some institution as
freshmen the coming year.
Those on the honor roll are Dora
Eldemar, Catalina Barril and Char
lie Dennis.
Honorable mention goes to Betty
Marin, Matthew and Elsie Lee and
George Barril.
The basketball team announces to
the world at large that they are
already laying plans for a vigorous
campaign next winter. Richard
Stitt is captain Of this organization.
BUY WAR BONDS
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GOVT. SCHOOL VACATION
The Douglas Government School
freed its pupils for the summer va
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NOTICE

Beginning June first the Stein.
beck Apartments will be known a.
the Thompson Apartments"
w. D. THOMPSON,
adv Owner.
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beapubt iein, 0ab Sas oiesiGbriee
3iel cine Mtiaion Collar bSbtr
llegt als oas lettidbrige.
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Miiieilunqeu vom Preiskonirollami

8eid,dfte perlangen, man ioQe bel
Dem gintaui bon feinen Striimpiel,
allt iolde minSerer unO ra1,bercr
Mrt nebmen. slud Ostailgeiddite
beflagen ltd iiber oerartise sSoroe.
rungen ieitens ser @robbdn6ler.
sae oerartigen GGuie uno 8erfdufe
ucritoBeu gesen Die flaren 9eitim.
mun9en Ser 8ehoroe.
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lem a6er aud YreisitberiorSerun.
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rSHa Al,eition Bor".
Wontag bis 0reitag, 1:55 nit
tags, 8G9G, .OHA @eporter"
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Dje neMen HatieniermMaS S'Gcterh, tentmen EnNe
februar 3,r AuSoobe

batte ser Meinb6nSler alIe Sieie s. 8,
9 uno 1 Marfet our Deponierune il,
Ben &ationierungsbanfen ooer 5ur
Mblieferung at Sen BroBb6noler, bon
Dem er feline Waren erbieIt, 81 aGblen,
5u iortieren ,.no BON q bis 3 por5,l-
bereiten. Gas bereitete Sen Sdnblern
reiblihe Rppfid)mer5en unb Nebrbc-
loituns uno man rehnet oa,nit. oab
oas vTofen "4Spltem bieie Mrbeit un,
et,pa 60 Yro5ent berabnrinbern miro.
gor ALIEN audi SaOurh, oaB in ieoer,
runb einen Monat ausmad)enoen &a.
tionierunssperiooe fortan nur IL
2oupons @iiltiefeit baben tperoen -
inn 8egenlab gu % unter Dem altcn
Spitem.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17

Ger @eltfrieg tabert iid) in oen
n6dlten Munaten einem 90bepunft.
Iie perbreiterten uno pergroBerten
Operntionen, sic erlparteten grobe-
rem 8erluite unS nerltGrfte 2eiltun-
seu in ser Seimat ge6en ser Idtis-
teit aes Sfoten arelses cine grObcrc
Bidtigfeit als ie.
Inter oieien l1mltGnoen lit es
nid)t meiter eritaunlid, oab oas
&ote &reus audi UNI bobere 8ci-
tr1ge bittet als I'M pcrgangeuen
Sabr. Die 9iihter Stanlep 6. Orr,
Scr 0orFbenoe ser biyiigen Srts-
gruppe, mitteiIt, lit sic Quote fir
Gupaboea County S2.9S9,000. Sn
Der 8ampasne, sic i'm Mdr5 i'm
sanoen 2anoe itattfinoet, louen 200
Wiaionen Dollar aufsebradt mer-
sen. ...
Gbarlcs $. aeaitaot lit ser 0or-
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GIepelanS. rSnpobl unier 3iel fiir
1914 bas grobte in Ser 8eihihte
6es &oten areu5es it,, erflarte er,
rio iteQt es bod nur bas Minimum
oeiien oar, mas eriorSerlid lit, Inn
Sen tpud,ier0en 9eOiirfniiien ser
Mrmee unS ser islotte an bas Mote
areu5 eered)t 81 peroen."
Sic 8epDlferuna unierel id)Gnen
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ebe sic utraine ,pieoer bod Iieiern

ebe sic utraine uieoer bod Iieiern
Tonne.
ErsdnaenO miro uber Sapan aus
gefubrt, oab es i'm Stanoe iein
miiroe, Sen ariee aud oanu weiter
au fiibren, tpenn Geutihlono auiam-
menbrefen ioate. Die GrnGbrungs.
lcge Sapans miiiie OILS giinitig on.
,gaiprod)en peroen. Snpan periiiss
'iiber srobe Heisporrdte, tells aus
eiseaer GroOuttion. tells pur1 SIN.
rorte aus Dem iiiooitlid,en slicn.
Sopa-pobnen unS anbere @obncn,
.arten be5iebe es reid)lid aus Scr
iManoihurei, uno man niiiie anneb
men, oaB es iih aroBe Reierben al
Suder. Nois. .&ilan5en Selen
1un6 anberen Nabrunesmitteln aus
oen erpberten QGnbern beioret babe.
80 miiroe es mobl audi blei6fn.
,,penn es nift .gelingen iolte, Si'
Mntransporte aus sen eteberten Be,
bieten au unterbinoen. Mber nudl
/, oaun ,,piroe Sopou Jpn Stanoe ieiu.
iid ielbit au ern1bren, luenn man
,ni4t 4orea uno 1ormoia als Guelc
fiir ,oie Smporte ausid)aftcn fonnc.
Damn alleroinss oiirite iih cine Sc.
telfnappbeit Il, Sapan fiibt-
bar MAIDEN.
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Rippc>rer,e Gkeates
vSbc Nortb Star" begann Nitt.
uudJ, ben Is. stebr., nit einer
MitternadjtsbpriteQung

Gincr Ser feiniten Slime in letteu
Monaten lit ~Ibe Nortb Star" Ser
i'm Sippoorome 1beater nit elmer
&riegsarbeiter MitternadNsporitell.
nng bcgann uno fiir cine @ode por-
gefiibrt uiro. Gs lit Elm Grama anle-
rer ruiiilden Serbiinoeten une beren
beloellbaften 8ieoerltanoes seaeniibcr
oen ga5i4snsreifern. Die 1itelrouen
liesen in Sdnoen bon Mnne Barter
nno Garlep Granger, oie in @aFfcp.
idmligeel permidelt iinb. l1ntcritiist
iperocn iie bon Danna Mnoretps, @ol.
ter Sutton, ann &aroine, @aItcr
Brennan, Sane @itbers, Gean Sao-
ger unb Grid bon Strobeim. gs lit
Gin Slim Sen ieoer Qinoliebbaber
ieben lollte.
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Staot bat Oas Hote &reu5 nod, ME
i'm Stib selaiien. 8eltimmt miro
in oieiem Snbr ieoer 81 ser &am-
pagne beitragen,. mas ct irgenoiuie
beiiteuern fann. 8ir iino uns ia
belpuBt, OaB an oie 10000 Mdn-
ner unS Irauen aus Sern Gountp
in Sen II. g. Streitfrdften oienen.
Tie 9eiitllngen oes Stpten &reu-
5cs fallen in Orei Abteiluusen !:
0ienlte iiir slrmee, 6lotte. Marine.
forps unb &iiltennade; Oienite an
Ser Seimatfrout; Silfe iiir &riees-
gefangene.
Son sen zoo Milroren Collar,
sic I'M 9anbe auiscbradt weroen
ioaen lit 80 Ero3ent fiir oie II. 9.
Streit.rdIte beltimmt. Ser Neit
miro iiir sic 9foten &reils slelnter
im 2anSe gebrouctt. Son Ser bic
ligen Quote ioasn iibcr 2 Miaipnen
an sic rationale Organization
iibertpieien ,peroen; 775,00O meroen
fiir Sic IGtisfeit ocs bieIigen &ptcn
&reu5 giiros 5uriidgciett.
8on Oem &agnefomitee miro
IGon iett ieNernlann gebeten, fiir
Sen Mlr5 81 iparen, meun freiDil-
lige Seller poriprcden meroen, I'M
fir sen 6on0s oes 9toten Grel5es
,u iamnlelu. llro ollc miillen lif
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S1Iub bon Seite 1.

@ns Sic rotcn Marfen anlanet, 10
lperoen orei rote Marfen inn Beiamt.
tperte bon 80 Yunften fortan, begin-
neno am q. 0ebr,;ar, aue atpei $50.
den eiiltig Die erite Serie bon ied)s
rotten Narfen bleibt Bis gum 90. Mai
in 2raft. Zen gerebm,ngen Ser SEsi
aufolse lino baburh fir ieoe pier-
tpOfige Eeriooe ief)s 0sarfen NIT
einem @eiamteinfaufs,pert bon 60
4unften in @iiltigfeit. Ntan rehnct
6anit. oab sic lansere 8iiltigfeits.
bauer Sen Sausfrauen aud cine ldn-
gere @eleeenbeit oeribaffcn miro, ibre
Yunfte i'm &abmen ibres &ausbaIt,
Budgets all ltreden uno 81 perteilen,
unS bies iou tpieoerum nit oabei bel
fen, Sen @auforans in letter St,,noe
an berineioen, ser lid pielfab unter
0em bisberieen, auf fiiraere Iriit
bemeiIenen Spitem ergebeu bate.
Tas neue Spltem bat aber audi
nod einen anoeren gorteil, tpie sic
SHN betont, uno 5tpar Sen, oaB ourd'
Sen Ginbeitspert aller Gcupons ald
Sen aleinbdnolern sic 3ablung unh
Sortierllng Ser &oupons tpeientlid
erleihtert ,peroen miro. Mui 8runo
Der beioen 9rogranlme fir Sic Sc.
bensmittel Gationierlmg buben oit
8erbrauher i'm san5en 2anSe bisber
,1onatlih etspa 16 Mtiliaroen Gunftc
in Jorm bon 4 MiQiarben aoupons
bier oerid;eocner 4unftiperte periucn-
oct, ,lno unter Dem bisberlgen Spiten!
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Waibineton. - 2anomirtidafts.
ietretdr g.. Didoro bat ieinen Sab.
resberi1t an oen &onereB 9elangen
laiien. gr lit Der Iuiidt, Sab es
taum eelineen oiirite. Sapan OH;
Die anie 3u alpinaenL i1oem man
ibm sic 2ebensmittel3uiubr .abidlnei'
DC. Sn Deutihlano babe lid, ois
Erndbruneslage .peridledhrt"
sotpcit iid iiberieben lieBe. itanoe''
in 2eutidlano pie Dinge dbnIidJ
ME Dor sem 8niienitilitauo in,
Sabre 1918 rpeun aud nidt 10 aus.
aeiproden.
0ie grnabrunesirage ipiele &c.
genspdrtis in Deutihlano teine ,pitb'
tiee Stole. iotpeit bic arieeiiibruna
in Draee fame. Sic tpuroe aber an
geiihts Der tommenben milit6riiheu
Cperationen eine wi6tise @olls
ipielen.
Die Berbiinoeten Nationen. &ub'
lano ausgenomrren. tuiiroen 81,
9eit eeniigeno nit 2ebensmitteIr
perioret. Die 4ereinigten Staater
ater, Die oie &auptlait Der Belle
fpruus traoen ,miibten, oiiriten 81;
@reuae Der 2eiitungsfdbigteit in be,
Gr3eugune BON NabtMngsmittelr
erreift baben.
Mublano .inbeien made Sen Ser
biin6eten Notionen soree. Eor
mabten Miaiopen bon Menide,
nit einer &unoersnot rsdpea. Gi'
2vteilHas noy, Nabruugsmitteln q;
l9ie ,3ipiIbepolferun lei dnbfrit se
Iriue. sic babe oos Griitenalniai
mum erreiH. 8rot lei bas &anpt
I;nGbsunssmittel. Glsiid f6nne .nuI
lSin iebr ,efrinoe 0antitaten bier Nn'
La pera5iolet aper6ea.
Die rtiiNAer armsen hdtten pi'
Ukraine jariiderpbert, Die Rornfant
,nler @ublan0s. Ole Deutidlsn Aatte'
j,innefien aud Die 9on6mistf&ait 4
erhmSIi& oerft5rt. bds es oero,,'
me 8eit in anipru@ nebmen oirfte