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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27
FRIDAY. FEB. 4th.

Metro Feature, Chorus Girls Ro-
nance, featuring Violo Dana.
Select comedy ID two reels, feat
uring Charlie Chaplin.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27

THURDAY, FEB. Srd.
Selznick Feature, Youthful
Folly, featuring Olive Thomas.
Pathe Comedy.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27
Monday January 81

First National Exhibition 2 X
change presents King Vidor in
The FamiIy's Honor
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-01-27

VIM. c. Tipt-n, Gdn. ad Litem for
Petitioner. 6ian4w
Arizona republican., 1921-10-07
SUIT AGAINST
 TRUSTEESOF ESTATE

Charging that the defendants, as trustees of his fathers estate, have mismanaged the estate, Archie Grant in a suit filed yesterday against c. H. Tinker and H. M. Foote asked the court for an order to restrain them from disposing of any of the prop erty and for an order discharging them as tustees. His father, he de- clared, died April 24. 1920, leaving a will in which he placed his property in trust of Tinker and Foote until his son, Archie Grant, attained the age of 27 years, when it was to be turned over to him.
 Tinker, he said, was appointed ex- ecutor of the estate by the court. Tinker and Foote, as trustees. he all legged, have violated their trust in that they have attempted to sell some of the property without consulting him or giving him notice. and have rented some of the land without con- sulting or advising him as to the amount of rent. Tinker, he said, has made charge of $1045 as executor of the estate, in addition to mourning attorney expenses of 5000, and has made 1t impossible for him to receive any benefits from the estate. On May 25, 1921, Grant alleged. Tinker petit toned the court for an order to sell some of the real estate, although un- der the terms of the will this land was set apart for himself.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-07
Phoenix Has More Than 30 Miles of Paved Streets
 And Increasing Rapidly

Almost one third of the streets of Phoenix are paved. This fact is brought out in a special report just compiled by the office of the city en-. gineer. The city started it's paving
 program in 1911 and the greater proportion of the streets which were in the corporate limits at that time have been paved but many sub diyi-
 sions with their miles of streets have
 been added to the city since then.
 Today there are 102 miles of streets
 in Phoenix. Paving of 3071 miles
 has been completed and petitions for
 new paving are presented at every
 meeting of the city commission At
 present there are five different paw
 ing concerns who hold city contracts
 for work in the city and all of them
 are busy.
 Widths of city streets vary but practically all of them are wider than the paved county roads. There have been 639, BOOST square yards of paving material laid in Phoenix
 which represents 6S miles of county highway work at the prevailing width of Is feet.
 Materials used in the paving are as follows: bitulithic top with cement concrete base, 244,665.15 square yards; bitulithic topewiIh asphaltic concrete base, 327,9S1.54 square yards: concrete, 1,673.33, and Tar via, 31,679.S5. More paving was laid in 1920 than in any other two years since street l improvement work started. The present year shows better record | than any other with the exception o1 I last year. Following is complete statement of paving for the 10 years l in square yards and in miles:
 Ten Years of Pavinu
Arizona republican., 1921-10-07

are advancing the musical and cul- tural status of the city by 10 years, in the opinion of those who are con- versant with the course and the art ists who will appear during the seas on. Of these latter. Paulo Gruppe ranks perhaps first.
 Coming to the United States first as a youthful prodigy, Gruppe won immediate recognition as a 'cellist, and when he returned to Europe the reputation which he had founded here grew until he was called one of the foremost 'cellists of the world. Since his return from Europe he has been one of the most popular con- cert players in this country, and that he is to appear in concert here is a fact which should enlist the support of every musician and music lover in Phoenix
 Assisting Gruppe will be Frank Oglesby, a tenor of unusual richness of voice: Camille Plasschaert, Bel gisn violinist whose position in the world of music is unassailable. and Corey Williamson Smith. pianist who is distinguished by her excellent tonal and technical equipment
 The concert at the high school
Arizona republican., 1921-10-07
AGAINST PROPOSED LINKING
 IF HE RAILROADS

Asking that the Arizona corpora ton commission be given due notice when the interstate commerce com mission investigates the consol1da : tion of railroads. Amos A. Betts, or the state commission yesterday de- clared that he desired to protest against the proposed plan when the matter comes up for hearing.
 Should the plan go into effect whereby the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe and Southern Pacific rail- roads are linked with other lines Il will work hardship on the people of Arizona, Mir. Betts claims. He
Arizona republican., 1921-10-07


 First street, between Washington and Adams streets, was the first paving laid in 1911. During the year this strip was extended from Wash ington to Jefferson street. Then Adams street was paved from Gen. traI avenue to Second avenue and the years street improvement work was terminated with stretch on First avenue from Washington to Adams streets.
 Down Town Paved in 1912
 A greater part of the business dis trict of 1912 was paved in that year. The work included Central avenue from Washington to Monroe streets; Washington street from Central ave- nue to Fourth avenues Adams street from First street to Central avenue; First avenue from Jefferson to Washington streets, Jefferson street from Central avenue to Second ave- nue; Adams street from First street | to Third street; First avenue from Harrison street toriginal .townsite) | to Buchanana street; First avenue Adams to Monroe streets; First ave- | nue, Jefferson to Harrison streets; 1 Central avenue, Jefferson to Har- rison streets; Third street from l Washington to Adams streets; Sec 1 ond street from Washington te Adams streets and Washington street 1 from Central avenue to Third street Work in 1913 included paving Gen. 1 tral avenue from Jefferson to Jackson streets; Jefferson street, Second ave nue to Fourth avenue; Adams street Third street to Fifth street: Firs I avenue, Jefferson to Jackson streets
 Washington street, Fourth avenue t Seventh avenues; Washington street l Third to Fifth street; Central ave
 nue, Monroe to Simms streets; Sec
 ond avenue, Van Buren to Jackson l streets; and the alley in block 91. During 1914, paving branched ou l into the northern section of the cit, and included Jefferson street. Fourtl l avenue to Seventh avenue; Adam
 street, Second avenue to Sevent I avenue: McDoweH road, Third Fourteenth streets; Jefferson street I First to Seventh streets.
 I Little Done in 1915
 I The only paving done in 1915 wa
 the block on Monroe street from Cen
 tral avenue to First avenue and O
Arizona republican., 1921-10-07
FIRST NUMBER IN
 HEY COURSE ID BE
 GIVEN TONIGHT

Lovers of good music are offered one of the best treats of the year in the appearance at the high school auditorium this evening of Paulo Gruppe. violoncellist, and his group of assisting artists, who open the HI-Y entertainment course for the winter in a especially selected prog ram
 The course contracted for by the directors of the HI-Y entertainments for this year is far and away above anything similar that has been brought here in previous years, and in supporting it the people of Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1921-10-07

will voice his objections to any con solidation which be believes will lay a burden on Arizona patrons of the railroads.
 While nothing of a definite char acter has been decided, the proposed linking of roads will tie the lines operating in Arizona, and which have always paid big dividends, with cer- tain roads which Mir. Betts charac- terizes as ''notoriously weak" He charges it would be unjust to con meet prosperous lines with those not making good.
 It is proposed to unite the, Santa Fe with the Denver and Rio Grande; Nevada Northern. Colorado anl Southern, Utah Railway, Western Pacific and Northwestern Pacific; and to link the Southern Pacific with the Rock Island; vicksburg Shreveport and Pacific; A. & N. M; Fl Paso and Southwestern; San An tonia and Arkansas Pass; Trinity an6 Brazos Valley; Midland Valley; Chi cago, Peoria and St. Louis. ---O-
 France has a total cavalry force O lo Ia fnv ox
Arizona republican., 1921-10-07

auditorium this evening will begin promptly at S:10 o'clock. The ad- mission will be s1. except. of course. to the holders of season tickets, which are sold for s3 and which ad- init the holders to the eight numbers of the course. Tickets may be pur- chased either at the Y. M. C. A. or at the door of the auditorium where the season tickets will also be on sale
Arizona republican., 1921-10-07
ANOTHER PARADOX

T think Jack is wonderful. He's a man after my own heart, but I've one thing against him."
 What, dear?"
 That he's after Laura's instead."s 2 Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-07
useful suggestions on the remodeling

of clothing.
 Miss Alice V. Joyce, state leader of home demonstration agents, will give a demonstration with rice as food for healthy adults. The demonstra ton will include the rice en casserole, rice moulds with apricots and peach es and a rice desert with lemon-date sauce. The farm home will be open to visitors where suggestions for home equipment may be obtained.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-07

The proposel cavalry branch of the French army will have a personnel of 1866 commissioned officers and 1922 non-commissioned officers. There will te 33.512 horsemen, each holding the rank of corporal.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-07

The enlisted strength of the Unit ed States army is now said to be less than 14s.oo0. men
Arizona republican., 1921-10-07

Great Britain has 2,477, 800 disabled officers and men, and dependents of the world war.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-07

Military honors and decorations are held by more men in France than any other country in the world.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-07

sam Brown belts cost from sa to S15 each.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-07

France has total cavalry force oi l12.000 available for any emergency.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-08
vzRED1Lo JE TIsoGE oTRoK.

Borden Eagle Brand zgosceno
mleko, je vzredilo veG otrok mo-
ze in zenske kot vse druge otroc-
je priprave hrane skupaj. Ce vas
otrok ne uspeva cd sedanje hra-
ne, potem ste mu dolzni isto spre-
meniti.
Ma drugi strani danasnjega Ii
sta boste naSi oglas Borden Eagle
Brand zgoscenega mleka. Koristili
boste nam in sebi, &c izrezete ku-
pom il MEGA in ga posljite ma
Borden kompanijo in oni yam bo-
do poslali brezplaeno navodilo,
kako ravnati in hraniti vasega O.
troka. Poslali yam bodo tudi Ba-
by Welfare knjigo, katera vsebu-
je zelo veliko dragocenih navodil
materam. ~
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-08
IZGUBLJEN RADIJ.

Miss Lillian Brown je neSla pet
deset miligramov radija, vrednega
5000 dolarjev IL bolnisnice st,
Bernard V Chicagu nekemu zdrav,
niku V meStu. Ko Sc je vozila ma
Englewood naulicnem elektric-
mem vlaku je polozila Skatljico z
dragoceno kovino ma okno in Jo
tam pozabila, ko je izstopila IL
vlaka.
Detektivi, zdravniki in man-
stveniki so zdaj V skrbeh. Nj toll
ko radi vrednosti izgubljenega ra-
diia kolikor radi nesreee, h jo u
tegne povzroeiti najditelju ali
naiditeljici. Radij Sc nahaja zaprt
V malem kapslu, ki je zopet varno
zaprt V motni svinceni Skatljici.
Ce bo najditelj ali najditeljica
odprla skatljico lahko zadobi hu-
de opekline, katerlh posledlca Je
lahko smrt. Delovanje radija, da-
81 ga je tako malo, je vendar tako
silno, da bo moeno in smrtno ne
varno obzgal eloveka, ee bo lie ska
tljico nosil kaj easa'v zepu. Trga
"a radij nj ,niti ga neveSe elovek
ne INA rabbit. Zdravniki so sedaJ
v zvezi vsemi bolnisnieami V
Chicago in okolici eakajoe kdaj
bo pripeljana katero teh nesre-
ena oseba, XII je skatljico nasla in
pogledala kaj Sc nahaja V njeJ. =
Poteklo je re diva tedna odkar Je
radij izgubljen,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-08

krozju italijanskih jezer, MANFRED
ol1oli jezer Maggiore in Como je
vec oseb izkopalo luknje V brego-
We kjer prebivajo najvecji pri-
prostosti. Med mimi so ljudje raz-
li6nih pozicij in he samo rokodel-
ci.
Nekateri imenujejo sami sebe
"otroci narave". Hodijo okoli O.
butt V sandale in nosi tako malo
obleke kot jim dopuSca policija.
Najbrz bi hodili povsem nagi, ce
bi ne bilo protipostavno: Nekate-
ri Sc ziivijo s koreninicami, zele-
njavo in sadjem. Ne plaeujejo
davkov in seveda tudi stanarine
ne. Baie imajo "a zabavo skupno
citalnico.
Toda he samo V teh toplih kra-
iih nego cello Svici so Sc nekate-
ri delavci morali naseliti V pod
zemeljskih jamah, ker MISC mogli
dobiti drugaenih stanovanj.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-08
1.-THE INSIDE OF THE CUP"

''The inside of the cup" all
<'Notranjost case" Sc imenuje XII
nematografska povest, katero Sc
dai kazejo V eikaskih kinemato'
grafih in seveda tudi pO drugih
krajih Amerike. Film je radikalen
ma Svoj naGin in razm petolizci ka-
pitalistiGnih poboznjakov a la Ro-
ckefeller, XII so 81 nadei ime "kri-
tiki" udrihajo po MEM z vso raz-
zaljenostjo pobomih hinaveev, =
Film prikazuje vso zlobno hnav-
SGino takozvanih cerkvenih oee-
tov, HI bogatijo z ropanjem = s
postavnim ropanjem = potem pa
z naropanim denarjem gradiJo
cerkve in pla6ujejo svOje zveste
sluge duhovne. V cerkvi imaJO re-
zervirane sedeze, kjer obraeaJo
pobozno oei proti nebu in Sc pO-
nosno nasmihajo, ko sliSijO slavO-
speve raz priznice. Film nj nitl
naimanj brezverski, naSprotno
stroga zagovarja vero, toda ne ia
ko vero kot je danes poznamo, pae
pa vero kakorSno je ueil KriStus,
ki ie zbiGem pognal kupeevalce IL
templia. Rjub temu Sc clovek Gu
di, da so produkterji (Cosmopoi-
tan Production Coz imei pogum
izdelati tax film.
Priporoeamo vsakemu, ola gre
pogledati sliko 'The Inside of the
Cup" x-sa4a.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-08
NEMCIJA 30 PONUDILA
FRANCIJI DELO IN
MATERIAL.

Berlin, Z. aprila. = Nemcija bo
predlozila najviSjem zavezniske-
mu svetu posebne predloge "a re
konstrukcijo opustosenih krajev
severni Franciji TIE predloge bo
podala mott, ki je sedaj priprav-
LENA in bo izroeena pred prvim
majem.
70 zopetno zgrajenje in poprav-
ljenje po vojni furiji opustoSenih
krajev V Franciji je Nemcija pri-
pravljena preskrbeti material in
dati tudi svoje lastne delavce.
Ma nacrtu delajo nemski vladni
oficiiali, industrijalni voditelji in
zastopniki delavskih unij. III so
dospeli V svojem delu re do popol-
mega soglasja glede rekonstrukci-
je, materijala "a to in delavskih
moci.
Pariz, 7. aprila. Gen. Wey-
gand, naeelnik staba francoske
armade, je izjavil, ola je potrebna
tesna zveza vseh zavezniSkih naro-
dov, ki so Sc borili proti central
MIN silam V zadnji vojni. Taxa
zveza bi potem prisilila Nemcijo,
da plaza vojno odskodnino.
"Bodoce stalisce V Nemcije je
odvisno najvee cd odlocitve zavez-
nikov glede Zgornje Slezije, :" je
menil general. "FV soglasju tako
odloeitvijo bi Nemeija napravila
drugacne predloge glede repara-
eli. Ce Sc NemGiji dopusti del
Zgornje Slezije, tedaj Sc nemski
imperijalizem ojaei, kajti Zgornja
Slezija je neobhodno potrebna "a
zopetno vpostavitev nemskega MI
litarizma. V originalnem orisu
versaillske mirovne pogodbe Sc Je
Zgornjo Slezijo dalo Poljski. Ko
so Nemci temu ugovarjali, SO tuji
|uplivi posegli vines in tako Sc jc
dolocilo glasovanje prebivalstva.
Da prisilimo Nemcijo placati
moramo vzeti move garanciJe, toda
ze sedaj imamo V rokah garanci-
ie, katere bi bilo treba izrabitl. &c
noGe Nemcija placati potem mora
mo vzeti bogastvo onih nemskih
lrajev, ki so okupirani cd nasih
Get. Ce potrebujemo lesa "a gra-
jenje novih domov V opustosenlh
Eraiih Francije, tedaj bono zace-
iii sekati nemSkih gozdovih V O.
brenskih provincah.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-08
zELEZNISKA NEsRECA.

Somerset, Ky, 6. aprila. ! Da-
mes popoldne, priblizno oh pol tre-
til uri Sc je pripetila blizini
New River, Tenn. zelezniSka ne
sreca, pri kateri je bio ubitih
Sest oseb in trideset poSkodovanih.
V soglasju prejetimi informa-
cijami je nesreca nastala radi raz-
maka tracnic. Trije navadni dne-
vni kupeji so Sc zvrnili in trije
spalni vozovi SO skoeili tira. =
Vlak je bill ma potu IL Jackson
villa, Fla. ma Park Row postajo V
Chicagu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-08
Armada nezaposljenoev narasca.

je Stevilo delavcev narastlo "a Sti-
ri deSetine enega procenta.
Mesta V katerih nezaposljenost
naraSGa so Denver, Columbus, Mil
waukee, Pittsburgh, New Orleans,
Buffalo, Kansas City, st. Paul,
Baltimore, Louisville, Cincinnati,
Newark, Peoria, Philadelphia in
Cleveland.
Mesta V katerih Sc nezaposlje-
most manjsa so: Detroit, San Fran
cisco, Toledo, Portland, Ore, Min
neapolis, Seattle, Los Angeles, ST.
Louis in Trenton.
0 delavskih razmerah drzavi
Illinois pravi porocilo:
"Korporacija javnih napfav bo
zgradila novo elektrarno "a 2OO,-
900 kilowatov, ki bo stala okoli
petindvajset miljonov dolarjev. =
Zacetne enote elektrarne skupne
kapacitete 10000 kilowatov Sc je
re zgradilo S stroSki Stiri milijone
in pol dolarjev.
Druga korporacija "a JAYNE ma
prave gradi elektrarno "a $4,000
kilowatov, stroski znasajO sedem
milionov in pol dolarjev. Ia kappa
citeta je pa lie zacasno. Elektrarno
Sc bo povecalo "a proizvaJanJe
100000 kiIowatov elektricne sile
in TEN slucaju bo stala So, ,5OO,-
1000.
V javnosti Sc je oznanilo, ola bo
zveza korporacij "a JAYNE napra-
We (plin, elektricne sluzbe, elek-
triGne zeleznice it'd zacela delo-
vati ma nacrtu, da Sc zacne po vsej
DRAW Qllinois) graditi take jaw
ne naprave (elektricne zeleznice
it'd in V ia namen je dolocena
svota petsto miljonov dolarjev.
Velike svote Sc bo tudi izdalo "a
napravljanje modernih cest po dr.
zavi. Tekom pomladi in poletja sc
bo izboljSevalo sedanje ceste in
pota ter gradilo move.
Detroit, Mich, 6. aprila. = Au-
tomobilske tovarne kot so Paige
Detroit Motor Car Co., Studeba-
ker, Hupp in Federal Truck so
zacele S stoprocentnim -obratova-
MEM, je bilo naznanjeno danes.
Uradniki druzbe Packart izjav-
ljajo, da bo produkcija aprilu "a
50 odstotkov veeja kot je bila V
ianuarju, februarju in marcu. S
prvim majem bo tudi ia druzba O.
bratovala Ma stoodstotnem teme-
lju.
Neki uradnik druzbe, Xxi izdelu-
ie Hudson in Essex automobile, je
izjavil, da Sc je dobilo vec naroeil
kot jih bo mogla druzba izpolniti
V prihodnjih Sestedesetih dneh.
Druzba King je zopet zacela z O.
bratovanjem. Oficijali zatrjujejo,
da bo produkcija V teku trideset
dni V normalnem poteku.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-08
KONEC VELIKEGA DREVESA

Stockton, CAL, 4. aprila. - Dire
vo. XII je nosilo ime "La Fayette
najvecje v skupini velikanskih
dreves V gozdu Calaveras, je
podleglo vetru, Xxi ga je pre-
vrniI ma tia. Drevo je bilo 300 cev-
liev visoko in pri tleh je bilo 30
eevliev debelo. Gozdar pravi, da
ie konec drevesa povzrocil potres
V februariu, ki ga je razmaJal.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-08
ITALIA ZACELA S KAMPA-
MO.

Rim, Z, aprila. = Splosne VOLT
We Sc bodo vrSile Italiji ma Is
maja. Zatrjuje Sc, ola bodo te vo
litve najznamenitejse liza lets
1S4S, lo je bila potrjena italian
ska konstitucija.
Use politicne organizacije vsto-
paio V volivne bojno areno nav
dusenjem. V sredo je bill razpus-
cen drzavni zbor in oznanilo Sc jt
datum splosnih volitev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-08
NAKUP AvsTRIJSKIH LISToV

Dunaj, Avstrija. Kakor Sc
glase porocila V casnikarsl1ih kro-
9Th je Hugo SHINES, nemSki ka-
pitalist, zacel kupovati avstrijske
liste V veliki meri.
Receno je, ola je kupil tri velike
liste ma Dunaju (Tageblatt, Nit
tags Ztg. in Oct Uhr Blatt) enc
ga V Lincu in enega V Gradcu. V
Celovcu je pa zacel izdajati nov
list.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-08
ZEMELJSKI PLAZ POKOPAL
DIVE VASI.

Napolj, 4. aprila. - Veliki ma
livi so dali vzroka pet mill siro-
kemu zeme6skemu plazu, ki je
unicil vasici Gorne in Frati V Bill
zini Ferruzziana, Kalabrija.
! Zemeljski plaz Sc je pomikal po-
casi, tako, da so imeli prebivalci O.
beh vasic dovolj casa resiti Sc, to-
da hise, vinogradi in sadna dreve-
sa so unicena popolnoma.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-04-08

Washington, D. c., 6, aprila.
Neprestano padanje Stevila zapo-
sljenih delavcev kaze mesecno po-
roGilo u. S. delavskega depart
menta. Porocilo kaze, ola je med
%. februarjemin 81, marcem ma
rastlo Stevilo nezaposljenih indu-
strijalnih delavcev "a 24,o25 moz
ali 1,5 procenta.
Porocilo Sc tice 1924 druzb, ki
Sc nahajajo petinsestdesetih gla-
with industrijalnih srediScih zdru-
zenih drzav. Stevilo zaposljenlh
industrijalnih delavcev ma 2S. fe-
bruarja je bilo 1,612,6l1 docim jim
!ie bilo ma 81. marca zaposlJenlh
.1,587,7S6. To velja "a omenJenlh
1924 druzb.
Cd 65 NEST je Stiriinstiridese-
tih nezaposljenost narascala, do
elm je V ostalih enaindvaJsetlh
padala. V Chicagu je nezaposlJe-
most narastla "a 1910 oseb ali "a
'2.6 procenta.
V devetih Cd Stirinajstih mdu-
striialnih skupin je nezaposlJe-
most naraSGala. V marcu so mai
hujSe bill prizadeti delavci V le-
klarnah. Stevilo zaposljenih de
lavcev V jeklarnah in zelezarnah
Sc je zmanjSalo "a sest procentov
in pol. Y Detroitu Sc je V tenn me-
secu automobilska industrija ne
koliko zboljSala.
Y raznih industrijah je pablo
Stevilo zaposljenih delavcev "a e.
no desetino mani kot "a pet cd
stotkov (4.9%).
la diva odstotka in osem desetin
Sc je zmanjSala zaposljenost V pa
pirni in tiskarski obrti.
V kamnoseSki, loncarski in ste
kleni industriii je padla zaposlje-
most "a diva odstotka In sedem de
Setin.
V predilnicah Sc je znizalo Ste
vilo delavcev in delavk "a | odsto-
TEX in 7 desetin. Enako Sc je tudi
zmanjsalo Stevilo delavcev V re.
lezniSkih delavnicah, kjer Sc po'
pravlja locomotive in zelezniskc
vozove.
Jako pa je narastla zaposlje-
most V tovarnah Transporting sred-
stew, to je vozov in automobilov
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