There, today, little by little, it is being re- built to transform into a country with respected institutions, the rule of law under control, and a normal police force... There, today, little by little, it is being rebuilt to transform into a country with respected institutions, the rule of law under control, and a normal police force. In this context, Italy is providing concrete assistance. [the text of the main part is partly unreadable in the image, but the title is clear and the article speaks about the Italian aid of 40 million lire for the Albanian police, in the context of institutional cooperation and strengthening public order.]

. It was still morning when I called to ask about the day ahead. I thought that Mr. Sadik Haxhileshi would have left the village of Hues for Mal i Robit, where he has set up a holiday tent like most of the village's democrats. But, surprisingly, he was standing in front of the house. “Today is a historic day for us as a village. Mrs. Nexhmije Hoxha, the deputy chair of the PDSH, is coming to Hues,” said with joy the head of the PDSH section of this area. The meeting with the residents of Hues took place in the morning. In her speech, Mrs. Hoxha spoke about the program and goals of the Democratic Party, about the difficult path the country is going through, and about the need for all honest people to unite in defense of democracy. She stressed that the Albanian people are living through difficult economic and social days, but that only civic courage and democratic organization can overcome these difficulties. The villagers raised many questions about land, supplies, education, and the prospects for young people. Mrs. Hoxha answered calmly and encouragingly, stressing that the solution cannot come from empty promises, but from the citizens' own participation in political life and in the democratic oversight of power. At the end of the meeting she also visited several families in the village, became closely acquainted with their economic situation, and spoke about the most urgent problems. Mrs. Hoxha's visit to Hues was received with great interest and respect by the residents. - NEXHMIJE HOXHA IN HUESI

On 26.8.1991 a meeting took place in the Ark of Gjirokastra[?] with [??] regarding the state of order and security. The meeting discussed measures to avoid conflicts and ensure public calm. The need for cooperation between citizens and the relevant organs and the reporting of any violation of the law was emphasized. In conclusion, the task was set to strengthen vigilance and for everyone to respect legal norms. (Continues on page 5)

Dr. Berisha, yesterday you travelled across all of Kosovo; how do you assess the situation that has been created? Sali Berisha: [text partly unreadable due to page turn; it appears to be an interview about the situation in Kosovo, public support, and the necessity of democratic resistance.] (Continues on page 2)

(Continues from page 2) Auction privatization After many debates, approvals and objections, the auction-based privatization procedure seems to be taking shape. [the following text in the lower columns is partly unreadable because of the image rotation and quality, but the title and the continuation of the material from page 2 are clearly discernible.]

For Hunting No. 2, dated 15.8.1991, an administrative penalty has been imposed on the so-called [??], banning hunting for 6 months. The reason is the use of a hunting weapon in prohibited and unsafe circumstances, as well as a breach of discipline in its use. The above news is a police[?]/administrative and social notice.