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Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
SANTA ANA ATTORNEY SLATED
FOR JEFFERSON DINNER TALK

James Walker. Santa Ana attorney
and a discharged veteran OF TINS
war, will be the principal speaker at
the Imperial county Jefferson Day
dinner in Ell Centro, April l3.
His subject will be "Jeffersonlan
Democracy, It's Application to the
Present Day and Returned war
Veterans"
The annual dinner will be given IN
the Blue Room at the Barbara
Worth hotel by the Imperial County
Democratic Central committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
MUCH MARRIED S. F. MAN
GETS 30-YEAR SENTENCE

SAN FRANCISCO, April 5. CUP)
Francis Van Vie, 58-year-old
street car conductor and eX-lion
tanner and husband of 13 wives
Thursday was sentenced to 30 years
n the exclusively male environment
of San Quentin prison.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
FORMER VALLEY PRODUCE
MAN DIES AT SALINAS

Word was received in Ell Centro
Thursday that Jacob Lapidus. well
known produce man who operated
in Imperial Valley for many years,
died from a heart attack in Sa-
linas and was buried in Los An
geles Tuesday.
He was born III Chicago. He spent
most of his life in the produce in
dustry and was closely identified
with the development OF agricul-
ture in the valley. While in Ell
Centro he lived at the Barbara
Worth hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
Russ Denounce
Pact With laps
CONTINUED From Page Il

tContinued From Page II
raised Immediately wilen the Yalta
conference announced TIE meeting
OF the United Nations at San Fran
cisco, strategically located on the
Pacific. on April 25. the day follow
.rg the due date CT the Russo-Japa-
i.Sse pact.
The Soviet press, taking an in
creasingly stern line with the Japa-
nese, lad provided another clue as
had the action of Marshal Stain in
oenouncing the japanese as aggres-
sors in his October revolution ad-
dress last November.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
DRAWS CEILING FINE

BRAWLEY, April 5.-Peter Mir.
anda, Brawley shoe repairman, was
ordered to make a voluntary con-
tri5ution to the United States.
treasury in the sum of $50 Wednes-'
day afternoon after the Brawleyf
price panel of the War Price and
Rationing board had determined
that he wilfully had violated the
price control acts by overcharges.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
DEATH SUMMONS CHILD

friends of Mrs. Eugene Campbell,
former Ell Centro resident, will be
sorry to hear of her death last Feb
ruary in Newcastle, Indiana. The
CampbcllS made their home here
about two years ago when Mr.
Campbell was a civilian engineer
at the marine base. They left here
to return to their old home in New
castle and Mr.. Campbell remains
there.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
LICENSE ISSUED

County Clerk w. J. McClelland
Wednesday issued a marriage Ii
cense to Wilbur Lewis Frank, 25
marine. Mohave, and Lillian Ber-
nice Sheridan, %, member Of the
women's marine reserve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-24

nj obnostmi "a dvornegaI
zdravnika. Prav nikaksnega IL
bo1jsanja III. ceprav ga knee sto-.
krats ma dan vprasuje.
Kako Sc more Rozimariii bo-I
lie goditf? Sal caka. caka Cd
jutra do vecera. In cakanie, zla-
Isti takrat, ko ure ze tako pocasi
|tecejo, je huda muka.
| In dovolj tezavno. je bilo, da
je izsilila svojemu ocetu oblju-
lbo, da bo govoril s Harrom. Zdai
Iga ne mara zalostiti tenn, da bi
ga ma obljubo spominjala.
Tudi "a Miss Grangerievo je
Itreba poskrbeti. spraviti jo je
ftreba zdravilisce, kjer 81 bo
lahko pozdravila svojo hudo bo-
lezen, XII jo je napadla zaradi
dolgotrajnega bivanja cd donna
in zaradi zivljenja, unicenega v
sluzbah. Najprej 1nalo pozablje-
MIA. . .s...
Rozimariji Sc zdi, da je sama
kriva bolezni gospodicne Gran
gerjeve. Ne bi bila smela pusti-
ii ubozice, da je tako padala v
brezno. Dosegla je tudi, da bo
oce zanjo skrbel, in da so il pu-
still vse, kar je iztisnila cd Role
marie v bojazni pred nesreco,
XII Sc il je cedalje bolj blizala.
&c mora knee prebiti dosti dni
v nemiru in strahu, tudi Harru
nj mic bolje. Vzivel Sc je v umet-
nino Rozemarije, dokler nj tudi
njemu zacelo med trnjem krva-
YETI srce. In zmerom bolj odda-
ljeno je ma obzorju upanje, da
bo kdaj bolje. Ko Sc je vrnilo
memo pismo IL Rima, ga je pre-
senetila samo zgodba tiste vi
harne noci. Vse drugo so mu ze
roze ma prtu dovolj jasno pove-
dale. In il pisma je velo tako
mogocno zaupanje in tako trd-
no prepricanje, da je v stiski ne
DO zapustil.
I'm skoraj nemogoce stvari "a
hteva cd MEGA! Harro premis-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-24

skim ia angleskim zdravnikom v
letoviscu po nasvete, Ge ga ne hi
'bila Ro1amarija lepo prosila,
maj j push tesa doktorja, ki se
yendar tako dobro razufne ma
vse.
Sarno ona -zna kneza 11ekoliko
porniriti. ceprav Sc pri tenn sama
razburi. Najrajsi bi usel, gospod
tajni svetnik s. s
Danes dezuje Z nemsko toe
nostjo in juznjasko zivahnostjo.
Mad morjen lezi silva megla.
Samo mokre paine SO zivahne,
in poprovci, XII SO vsi pokriti 2
drobnimi biseri. Harro stoji oh
oknu in nekaj mu pravi, da Sc DO
morale danes se marsikaj zgodi-
ii. Nemogoce je prebiti YES dan
tako. Hotel je ze stopiti h kak-
snemu mizarju, da bi dobil kos
lesa in nekaj diet. Tako 81 zeli
trdega, robatega, grcastega hra-
stovega lesa, da bi delal.
Tedaj nekdo potrka.
'Naprej!"
Lovec je, XII kneza povsod
spremlja, star mozak Brau-
necka. Njegov obraz je pameten,
usnjen. #
"Visokost zeli vedeti, kdaj bi
lahko govorila gospodorn gro
fom."
Harro zardi. +
''Kadarkoli," hoce reei, toda
ustavi se.-Ne-se enkrat mora
vse premisliti.
"Ce bi bilo njegovi visokosti
oh II. uri prav :"
Torej hoce knee priti k MENU.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-24
ENzKopRzv osT

[ljuje, sestavi kopico govorov,
mis1i ma kneza ia napos1ed Sc. ga
|polasti utrujena brezupnost.
Obcutje, neznosti nnu brani, da
bi Sc dotikal dogodkov tiste no
ci. Tudi tu .bi Sc da1o 1narsikaj
[reci. Ma primer to, zakaj Roza-
maria nj sla 'iskat gospodicne
Bergmannove. Toda $ tenn bi Sc
postavil med oba zakonca in
knez bi spoznal, da mu MISC tuje
|niti njegove najgloblje skrivno-
sti. Ce bi bill zdaj vsaj Re tako
dalec, da bi ga knez S svojo pri-
rojeno ljubeznjivostjo lahko po-
vprasal po njegovi zeni.
"Hvala, visokost. Sedem fun
tov je tehtal in prav imenitno
rase :" bi mu rekel. Zakai nj
svojega casa bolje izrabil, da bi
Sc lahko ma ia nacin pogovarjal
|s knezom.
Seveda, Rozemarije he bi smel
potem vec videti. Toda pomagal
bi il lahko! v svojem hotelu je
vse pripravil, da bi lahko odpo-
toval. Vsako jutro iznova polni
koveege,- tedaj mu postane vse-
lei lazje. Vsak trenutek Sc lahko
odpelje, sal odhajajo zmerom
vlaki. ze v San Renu je varen.
Pri tenn Sc je pa ze naucil ma pa
met vsakega ornamental ma stro-
pu in ma tapetah. In zibajoce Sc
paine ter da1jni refleksi morja
Sc vezejo nelocljivo obcutkom
plasnega cakanja v njegovi dust.
Samo vsak vecer nese svoj
strah gospodu tajnemu svetniku
|, in robatemu doktorju. Ia diva
vesta vse, kar Sc dogaja v viii.
Doktor je navadno cd naporne
sluzbe, XII jo ina pri knezu, cisto
izcrpan. Trikrat ma dan sprav-
liza knee ,doktorja v obup svo-
Jim strahom in zahtevami po no.
viii zdravilih. O vseh mogocih
zdravilnih metodah sc mora
doktor z MIN pogovarjati. ze
davno bi bill Sci k vsem italian
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-24
DllSica ROzan1arija
(SVETNICA In NJEN NoREc)
Agnes Gunther
. z Poslovenil Boris RihterSic
mi poveste sele zdaj 2"

mi poveste sele zdaj?"
"Izprva nj bilo tako> hudo. In
potem je bila tako zagrenjena.
Mislila sem, da spada tudi to k
mojemu rregnanstvu, da moran
ziveti med ljudmi, XII pocejo
prav mic o meni vedeti."
"Ne govoriva o tenn, Rozama-
rija. Trpela 81. Tvoje uboge ro-
ke -. Ne, molciva Q tenn. Zme-
rom bova molcala o tenn, Roza-
marija."
"Oce, &c ze mora biti, molci-
"Toda rotim te! Poslusaj mai
pref Harra! In potem bova mol
Gala, oce!"
Emaindvujseto poglavje
CRNI TRAK
sF
Knez Sc je odpeljal v svojo
malo vilo in njegove lepe sobe v
hotelu varuje sluga.
Zdaj hodi pc svoji sobici in
pozna Re vse razpoke tleh in
oblike vseh levov. Komaj Sc
upa It'll do obale, tako Sc boji
misli, da bi utegnila Rozamarija
spet pasti v nezavest Kadar je
poles, ne, takrat nau tega ne
stori. Da pa Sc memo zdravje
prav mic ne izbol jsuje, tega mu
ne morejo prikriti. Tudi doktor
zacenja BE obupavati mad svoji-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-24

SevUd4. v viii Se vse tako sliSf,
Hozamarija bi cula njegov pri-
bod in bi sbila yes cas-, 10 bi- re
Epogovarjala, Y htidih skrbeh.
Hitro zbere svoje rasl6ge.
70, kar bi rad povedal, in to-
koliko vaznejse je to-! cesar "a
nDbeno ceno ne SINE reci! vse -
obdano . plotovi in zivimi aeja-
mi. Povsod deske 8 prepovedmi.
-Pota, XII se iznenada koncava-
to!- Dusica, sama Sc bos mora
| III boriti "a sebe!
Prvi pogled ma kneza, XII spri-
iaja, ga ze preprica, kaksna te-
zavna naloga ga caka. Knez je
umerjen in potlacen. Konaj sled
njegove prejsnje ljubeznjivosti.
Prav taksen je, kakor bi priha-
jail k zobnemu zdravniku. Po-
trebno, toda neprijetno. Zdaj Sc
de prav vdano v udober, pleten
stol.
wi innate vsaj STOLE, ma kate
rih Sc da sedeti. v Riposi nisem
dobil nobenega, XII bi incl Stir
enako dodge noge."
Harro mu rece, da doslej se nj
opazil udobnosti svojih stolov,
pac pa INA ze ma pamet narisati
ornamente tapet in stropa.
Tedaj Sc knez iznenada ma
smehne: "Strasno neudobno gne-
edo je ia Bordighera, in hisa sto-
il v pravem zacaranem vrtu."
Toda zdaj je ze ocitno boljse
wolfe. Thorstein je tudi trpel in
to je nekaksna vez med NINA.
Ma Harrovo vljudno vprasanje
odgovori: ~.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-24

Moi hcsrf Be n dosti boljs.
Brzojavil bonn v Munchen kak-
snemu specialistu, ce se ne DO ~
jtItri mic p0bolj jBalo.'
Harro Gsati M sencih utripa-
ME srca. Zdaj mora nekaj reci.
Sal sc vendar nista sesla, da bi
se pogovarjala 0 stolih in zdrav-
nikih!
"Njena visokost je morala
mnogo pretrpeti in zelo osamlje-
ma ,je bila tu." II
~ nikomur sc nj marala dru-
ziti. v Badnu je bilo dovolj lju-
di in moja sestra Sc je ma vso
moe trudila, da bi jo razvedrila,
toda vse je bilo zastonj."
''Pod tezkim pritiskom Sc elo-
vek ne more priblizati tujim lju-
dem!" Harro vstane. Knezov OBJ
raz je kakor deska 8 prepovedjo
-. Poor, oprezno, tn nj poti!
"Vasi visokosti bi rad nekai
pokazal. Nekaj, kar je delala
princesa. Umetnina je in hkrati
kakor kniiga." II
In Harro vzame zvitek in raz-
prostre Dusicin prt ma crno mi
20, odkoder je pref potegnil pi-
sano pregrinjalo. Knez ga zacu-
demo pogleda. Ali je mar prisel
gledat vezenine?
Toda takoj vidi po pestrih
barvah in nenavadnih crtah, da
ina pred seboj delo svoje hcere.
Harro vzdihne.
''Veliko, veliko delo je in ME-
gova lepota govori sana o sebi.
Ma tisoee in tisoce ubodov je BIZ
! 10 treba zanj."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-24
(Nadaljevanje)

''Moja hci je zelo nitro rasla
in je precej vecja kakor JAZZ. Ia
to ina slabo srce. Italijanska
hrana il nj bila vsec. Zelo sem Sc
upiral, ko sem zvedel, da je mo-
ia sestra vzela italijansko kuha-
rico. ...
cali upate, gospod doktor, da
sc bo memo zdravje kmalu po-
pravilo?'
''Da, gospod knez, upam. Prav
nitro to ne DO. In njena slabost
jes ez merom nevarna. Vsak dan
Sc lahko kaj primeri."
Doktor Vogt cuti v sebi ma
darjenost "a dvornega zdravni-
ka.
"Ali me hci pricakuje? Bodite
tako dobri in poglejte -"
F
Toda tudi kneza zaboli srce,
ko vidi svojega otroka. In ven-
dar je slabotna rdecica ma ME-
nih licih in meme oci so tako le-
pc v vlaznem lesketu.
"Oce, ljubi moi oce, odpusti
mi, oh, odpusti!!"
Knez Sc zdrzne. Oh, vse je po-
zabil
"Saj nisi vedela, kaj 81 dela-.
la y"
"Oprosti, oce, oprosti. Borila
sem Sc, in hudo, hudo sem trpe-
la!"
Polozi glavo nazaj in zacne
vaditi svoje ubogo srce ma njen
pogled. Trpela je!
"EIarro je tn, oce!"
"Harro je tu?"
"Prosila sem ga. S teboj DO.
| govoril."
Ali 81 ga sprejela, Rozanari-
ia? Tega vendar nisi mogla sto-
riti! Sal 81 tako slaba in bolna?'
mi hotel priti, toda 10 sem
ze slsoraj unlirala, 20 81 sli is
kat. Sal 50 vedeli, de- je moi pri-
jatelj. Tako cisto sarna sem pila,
oes s 81 &,
'Ljuba Rokauarija
me reci, da je bilo netaktno.
Vpra8aj doktoria, ali nisem bila
u cisto III robu prspadA. n So.
spod tajni svetnik Schwarzen, 81
q tako doher; kak0r gdspod
grajski zupnik, il, bil tudi; po-
/ leg
'sIn gospodicna Grangerjeva s.
''Tako eudna p pcstala. To bi
il bila morala pisati. zdaJ pra-
i1ls y belse1l .
Ljuba nebesa Kako u to, daI
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FIagg poster planned shift the at
ahead the Pacific and
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department emphasize that there
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Lastuite deIez
UAmeriki

&c bo vasa zastava padla, boste vi zgubili svo-
bodo. Vi lahko ohranite to svobodo tenn, do
DANES kupite WAR Savings" znamke. Po-
sodite stricu Samu desetico in pomasajts, da bo
zastav4 svobode se naprei vihrala. Lastujte delez
Y Amerikil
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
acht Gas
unaHerFiF0

Avery Y. Chereton, 80, OF 17Il7
Ohio, cham furniture company
executive and owner of a T5-
foot yacht. surrendered today 10
answer OPA charges that nc
attempted 30 pass steamer %
coupons from Chicago for 7iO
gallons ol gasoline. Unused
coupons returned TO H'A are
called steamers. -
\ gas station operator whose
name was withheld by OPA Of
tiClai, SAID ChererOn asked hsn
10 deliver the gasoline TO the
Fisher Boat Works. June IS
offering 10 give the Chicago
coupons In return Chercton is
accused "a q warrant requested
by l. y Assistant Attorney
Frank y Norris
Fred w. LIndbloom OPA on
ACoWert attorney. reported
pI-ton was entitled 10 only -
-1llons ln three months tor hls
yacht The Shicla J hardly
enough 20 got the boat away from
us moOrtngS
OPA investigators are seeking
70 determine the source of the
steamer coupons which Chere-
ton SAID be- had obtained from
--e7ffe unidentified man -
The OI'A also moved against
iWo more meat >laughtcrers War
rants issued boy IT, :. Commissioner
i Stanley Hurd named Richard
JahaWe operator Of the Great
Lakes Packing to Of 263O or
leans, and Leopold Dekmck, oper-
atug 1T 2bl00 Schoenhcrr road
MacoUh County Jahalce is ac-
cu-ed Of accepting ",idc money
aTfcT stTling meat ~ Celnng
prices BckuiCk is charged by
L 5. Asst Atty Norris With scll-
.ng 200 pounds OF meat without
fed n0frf-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
OLD GLORY'S NEW RESPECT


q & signai Corps Photo
Distributed BY International News Photos
Austrian children salut-
ing the passing Stars and
Stripes during a parade of
the 4ith Infantry Division
of the Seventh Army in
Austria. Note the young
girl, who without lowering
her hand, is attempting to
get her boy companion to
show respect for the new
flag flying over Austria.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

The Seahawk, the navy's
newest scout plane which
has Joined the Pacific fleet.
\ radical type. the plane
packs greater speed. fire.
power and maneuverability.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

Y Marine Corps Photo
Distributed BY Internau0si News Photos
4 u. ). marine of the
First Division drawing a
bead on a Jap sniper with
his tommy gun as the divi-
sion was engaged in taking
Wana Ridge. His buddy
ducks quickly for cover.
Evening star., 1945-05-23
Highway Department Wins
Arlington DRIVING Award

The seventh annual Large Fleet
Operators Safe Driving Contest
sponsored by the Arlington Safety
Council, was won by the County
Highway Department, it was re-
ported today by William K. Mac
Mahon, chairman.
The winning feet travelled 1865
miles during the year without any
accidents. The Hudson Supply and
Equipment Co. was second with
154,0l6 miles and no accidents.
Nine of the 20 fleets participating
ended the competition with no
accident records. In addition to the
winner and runner-up, they are the
Virginia Electric & Power Co.
County Water Department. Hajoca
Corp, County Sewer Department,
Murphy and Ames, County Engi-
neering Department and Hires
Turner Glass Co.
The report listed 309 vehicles en-
tered in the contest. They Travelled
3,71e 400 miles with a total of 81
accidents and one fatality.
Based on comparative results OF
the seven contests. the one just
ended surpassed any other, with
only "a accidents per 100000 miles
compared with IL in the second an
nual contest, the previous low.
Evening star., 1945-05-23
Confederate Groups Plan
Memorial Exercises

| Confederate Memorial Day exer-
cises will be held in Alexandria at
s pm. tomorrow, with the r. E. Lee
Camp, United Sons of the Confed-
eracy, and the Mary Custis Lee-17th
Virginia Regiment Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy, par
ticipating.
Members of the two groups will
meet at Lee Camp Hall, BOG Prince
street. The Rev. DR.. Hawes P.
Clarke, pastor of the Washington
Street Methodist Church, will speak.
Music will be furnished by quartet
from the church.
Following the exercises the par
ticipants will march to the Confed-
crate mound in Christ Church Gem
etery. carrying the original flag of
the 18th Virginia Regiment and
headed by the George Washington
High School Band.
At the mound, where 200 Con-
federate soldiers are buried, the
Rev. Norman Roberts will pro-
nounce an invocation and a bene-
diction: members of the Virginia
State Guard will fire a volley and
taps will be sounded.
Members of the Daughters of the
Confederacy will decorate the graves
of Confederate soldiers in the citys
churchyards with flowers and will
place floral tributes on the Confed-
crate Monument at Prince and
Washington streets.
Mrs. Mark Price asks that any one
having flowers to donate leave them
at Lee Camp Hall early tomorrow
Evening star., 1945-05-23
1871 Montgomery Dogs
Get Antirabies Shots

Montgomery County Agent o. w
Anderson reported today that 1927
Montgomery County dogs were vac
cinated against rabies yesterday and
Monday at antirabies clinics in the
suburban area of the county-29O
more than were treated during the
same period last year.
Antirabies clinics will be held to-
day through Saturday from $50 to
7:30 pm. in the rural areas of the
county. Both suburban and rural
clinics will be repeated next week.
Mr.. Anderson said total of 1854
dogs were treated Monday at clinics
in the eastern suburban area, and
another 1.463 dogs were treated yes
terday in the western suburban area
He attributed the increase in dogs
at clinics this year to the fact that
county residents understand that it
is not necessary to have dogs licensed
to have them inoculated.
The county agent pointed out that
dogs are given the antirabies shots
at no cost to their owners, and that
no questions are asked about
whether dog is licensed. The pur-
pose of the program is to prevent
another outbreak of rabies in the
county and not to collect dog licenses
Evening star., 1945-05-23
Reporter Dozed as Army Wives
Buy Rorities in Big Lots

on the outside of the bags; and that
messages were passed on slips of
paper to the shoppers by the on
lockers outside the rail.
One woman was seen to pay more
than $50 for her order.
Questioned as to the practice of
persons other than card holders
using the commissary, the enlisted
man in charge of the desk said that
only card holders were permitted
beyond the turnstile, but the prac-
tice of buying for friends had been
fairly prevalent-so much so that a
recent ruling prevents the use of
any loose ration stamps. Ration
stamps are required as in any
grocery store. He added that it was
impossible to control wholesale pur-
chases of unrationed goods except
in some few instances where limit
has been placed on each customer
The commissary at Cameron
opened early in April, and to date
3,400 cards have been issued, with
dozens of applications for new cards
received each day.
In order to be eligible for a card
the man to whose family it is issued
must be stationed in the military
district of Washington or have beer
on duty there Immediately before
going overseas, and the family must
live either in Alexandria, Fairlingtor
or between Alexandria and For
Belvoir
The financial advantages of shop.
ping at a commissary have long beer
well known, but they appeared in
significant to this reporter as W,
nobly refused an Army friends offe,
of bar of chocolate and a box O
facial tissues worth, it seemed, man,
times their weight in gold.
Evening star., 1945-05-23
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Meats, Fats, Etc.-Book 4, stamps
Y-5, Us, Az through d. good
through June 2; stamps E-2
through J-2 good good through
June 80; stamps K-2 through P-2
good through July 81. Stamps
+ o. through U-2 valid through
August 81.
Canned Goods, Etc.-Book 4, stamps
H-2 through M-2 good through
: June 2; stamps NJ through So
I good through June 80. Stamps To-
through X-2 good through July 81,
I, Stamps Y-2, 30, Al, B-1 and
C-1 through August 81.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will pay two red ration points for
each pound of waste kitchen fats
/ you turn in.
Sugar-Stamp IS valid for S pounds
through June 2. Stamp No. 81
valid for S pounds through Au-
gust 81.
Gasoline-A-15 coupons are valid
I through June 81. B-6, C-6, B-7
| and CT coupons good for S gal
/ Ions each.
Fuel Oil-Periods /, 2, 8, 4 and s
I coupons good for 10 gallons per
4 unit through August 81. All
I currently valid coupons, except for
serially-numbered coupons of def
/. mite value, will expire August 81
|. Consumers in this area should not
] have used more than 90 per cent
\ OF their ration as of today. Local
I boards are mailing the 1e45-1946
{ renewal applications. You are
: urged to return the application to
the local board at the earliest
possible time.