In a handful, the wages of state employees will also rise TIRANA — In the early hours of this morning, the new bread prices, by type, announced yesterday in the capital, came into force. Ordinary bread and some other flour products will become significantly more expensive. At the same time, it has been announced that there will also be wage increases for state employees. Official statements say the changes are linked to the government’s economic measures and to rising production costs. A telegram will cost twice as much. In Tirana, according to yesterday’s sources, reactions from citizens are expected to this decision. This is one of the issues that has aroused the most interest on the eve of the new prices coming into force. The full text of the news on the inside page is not fully legible in this OCR copy. In Tirana, bread is clear to everyone.

Another batch of notices in Tirana Brescia: “it is in the interests of the Greeks to force them to side with the Serbs”[?] Brescia: it is in the interests of the Greeks to force them to side with the Serbs[?] TIRANA — A new wave of statements and concerns reached Tirana yesterday regarding the situation of Albanian emigrants in Greece. According to the reports cited on this page, in Athens there was talk of expelling around 200,000 Albanians. The news is accompanied by reactions and political comments. The detailed text of the article in the columns of this page is partly illegible in the image, but the headline and main theme are clear. A demonstration of Albanians in Greece

Complaints about irrigation bills in areas near Korçë continue. Residents say the requested payments are high and not always justified. The full article is difficult to read in this copy, but the central topic is the denunciation of speculative invoices.

Ilos shop, facing the first strike and the banking system LAC — Under the communist system, on the most fertile land in the country, a bunker stood. Now there, the first Albanian supermarket of Western model is facing serious financial difficulties. The lack of capital, credit, and other supply problems have put the enterprise to the test. The article describes disputes with banks, debts, late payments, possible worker protests, and the challenges of a new business in the market economy. The accompanying photo shows the facade with the inscription “Blerë me kursim M...ket”[?]. The small print in the columns is not fully readable in this image. In the shop circulate as Tirana

Perhaps, the second camp of the war front in Bosnia[?] The article deals with developments in Bosnia and a publication or report related to the terror of war. The full text is illegible in this OCR image.

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Kujtim Deliallisi is arrested in Brindisi; the culprits escape

DO YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO SELL? DO YOU WANT TO BUY SOMETHING? How much to open a “warehouse without doors” will you do it? for information call the newspaper VNA 36666 VNA 36666 A villa for rent, with a garden, in Bërshan, Tirana. A 3+1 apartment is for sale. A person is sought for trade. A shop is for rent. Furniture is for sale. Other small notices partially illegible.