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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-25
Social Calendar

FRIDAY
Regular monthly business and social
meeting, Elizabeth Bennett s. S. class,
Gadsden street Methodist, church.
hostess. Misses Louise and Helen
Jameson, $40 z. LaRua street. e:15 p.
m. Fuil attendance Is urged.
Christian Endeavor of Fitst Presby
terrain church will entertain the in
mates of the womans Home with
plsylet and other interesting features.
Mrs. w. b. straughn vii entertain
Chico Gi~l's Club, at her home on Bar
rancas Avenue. at z:3o p. m
SATURDAY
Fancy work sale, given by Elizabeth
Bennett Girls, from pretty down
tcvn window. from 1880 a. m. to $50
D. m. Visit this sale.
SUNDAY
Baptist Bundle Day at the First
Baptist church given FOR the benefit
OF the suffering Russians. Members
Of the church are requested to con-
tribute.
First Christian church orchestra will
entertain with musical recital at the
woRan's Home.
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finish covers and to arrange the room
for Sunday.
Every member is requested 20 come
and bring a needie. thread ard thlm6le.
class room At p m this afternoon 10
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-25

PtatLATHEA SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS TO MEET.
The Phiiathsa class Of the Gadsden
street Methodist church win meet in the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-25
Engagements
Announced
AIRING KRUGER
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene E. Kruger
announce the engagement
and apr aching marriage of
TT daughter
OlIA MILDRED

Mr.. WILLIAM FRED AIRING
Much interest centers in this app
preaching marriage which will be a
beautiful social event OF Saturday ev-
ening. September she ninth. at eight
o'clock. at Grace Union Church, Prim-
tive avenue and eighty -eight street
in Chicago Ill ......
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TRUTH CENTER TO MEET.

y NJ IN NEN ER ~ w -
School of Truth, First Truth Center
OF Pensacola. Place of meeting-Church
OF our Father (Universalist), East Chase
street Time-Friday, August %, at
s p. IN.
Reading - IAN Ones own Work
(Cranel.
Lesson-"Thini5ing' '-Cady.
All persons. irrespective of creed are
cordially invited.
VIVIAN BLAIR RICHARDS. Leader.
Evening star., 1922-12-17

Gifts consisting OF fine Feaher-ned Lid Handker-
Handy Bags trimmed with patent feathers
Clothes Hangers Mustard Pickle and Mayon
Sets Egg Silver Tong Painted Receipt File
Cooed Penpers Door Knocks Silver Cheese
Forks Silver Tea strainIs Painted Handle pang and Grape
Glass Coasters o. Ribbon Dane Tor
Painted Calendars Guesroom Bouquets travelling
Sewing Sanitas Scarf 3nch squares or 10 peee qne
con Sets: Telephone Shields Ends coors; Rush Bags
natural color Ape Hot Dish Mats japanese Fruit Baskets
and II inch Sweet Sewing Baskets, fine Feath-
errmmed Lid Sin Round Candy Boxes, ETC. spe- 81 00
Evening star., 1922-12-17

o5c to $125 Novelties consisting OF Auto Windshield
Cleaner, Ribbon Pins, of 6; large size Fairy Fuel for
your reside Painted Wood Handle Setto, Baby Clothes
Hangers Rbbon-t trimmed Powder Pufs Slk-covered Gar
ters Painted Doorknobs Ribbon Babycarage Straps, Car
riage Bows Powder Puff Cases, Carriage Cover Holders
Camsole Sets Round and Obong 6nch Tray Covers Fine
Feather 1nlaid Trays with glass top Black Stuffed Dolls
Kittens Clowns. Cretome trimmed School Bags Card
Table Covers. Dotted Swiss and Union Linen
Scars 1O-nch Japanese Sewing Baskets. Spe- O.
Evening star., 1922-12-17

practical but novel because something had thought OF
HAT
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-27
OREGON MEN WILL CO
TO REUNION IN CARS

SEATTLE, July 30. W. Schmitz
general chairman of the Ninety First
Division association reunion commit
tee has announced the selection of the
! Hotel Savoy as registration heau-
/ quarters for the reunion of the "Wild
/ West" division to be held in Seattle
I August Is and 20.
Harry r. Critchlow, president of
the Ninety First division association
Of oregon, sent word to reunion
headquarters here that the Portland
delegation had arranged to come to
the reunion in automobiles and san
Francisco members Of the association
have organized motor lorry fleet i'm
addition to a chartered boat, accord
ing to James /. Herr. of san Francisco.
secretary OF the association.
Certificates prescribed by the rail-
roads are being distributed to men,
hers from reunion headquarters so
they may obtain the benefit OF reduc-
cd railroad fares. Chairman Schmitz
stated that 5000 badges and certifi-
Gates would be sent out to members
and their families throughout the
ninth corps area.
Nt''' Atif ttsslNAtite VI NlliltutlltS
in railroad transportation owing 10 the
strike Of railway shop men, Chairman
Schmitz stated that larger attend
ance than At any previous reunion =
indicated.
With but one business meeting
scheduled during the two day re- I
union. the balance Of the time will be .
given over 20 hanauets and entertain B
ment features Each of the several .
reCimeutal. battalion and company or
within tho association are
scheduled to hold a banquet In addi-
ton to the great divisional banquet to
be- staged as one Of the principal fsa-
lures of the celebration.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-27

Robert Starkweather and family left
Monday for Meacham where they will
enjoy week picking huckleberries.
Messrs Jay Arnison, Jim Bagan,
Truman Yates and Lee Bartholomew
spent the week end at Bingham.
Don Pruitt was in Peudleton Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hazen returned
Tuesday from Elgin where they have
been visiting their son Clarence and
family.
j. B. Mcmillan of Tacoma was in
town the first of the week looking aft
er the interest of the Furnish Ditch
Company.
G.. NJ. Dupuis left Wednesday night
for The Dalles to attend the conven-
ton Of the American Legion,
There will be n dance Friday even
ing in the Watts Auditorium under the
auspices of the American Legion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-27
FIST SHOWING OF
WOMEW'S HATS

Just a hint of that that IS
correct is now displayed in
our Millinery Department;
The first shipment Of Fall
Sailors have arrived and it
will be our pleasure to have
you come and try them on,
feel at home, see how you
look, and perhaps we will
have just the hat that you
will want. Prices are cheap
er than last year. The
shapes are splendid and the
materials are Beaver, Felt,
Velvet and Silk. Just one
shipment Of many that fol-
lows, but, let's look them
over. All colors and some
with large head sizes.
Prices S4.75 up to $3.50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-27
derson and wilns Noland for the
Ehy Il This Wronga

derson and Willis Noland for the
harvest fields of Washington.
DIR. DeVaul was called to Alba FRI
day on professional visit. He was
accompanied by DR.. Schneider who
visited a short time in Ukiah
Miss vallie Cardwell. is rusticating
at the Bond ranch during the warm
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Thrasher of
Nye, accompanied by Mrs. Elsie
Mulkey passed through town satur-
day on their way to Ritter Springs
to visit Mrs. Thrashers mother, Mrs.
is. j. Helmick. Mrs. Thrasher re-
mained for a weeks outing at the
springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dern of Pen
dleton passed through Ukiah the last
Of the week on their way to Bridge
Creek to visit their daughter AMI
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hilbert.
Mrs. Fred Casteel and sons were
visiting in Ukiah Tuesday. y
reports are reaching town that the
huckleberfies are dropping off the
bushes, due to the heavy frosts and
dry weather in the mountains. This
will be great disappointment to the
people of Camas Prairie, as many
were planning on a huckleberry trip.
Mi. and Mrs. IT, G.. Huston and
daughters, Geneva and Gibson, were
in town Monday taking in the Peter
son Bros. sale.
MFR. and Mrs. Harold Dobyns and
daughter, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Lorenz for an
Indefinite time.
Mrs. Alma Bolin and Mrs. Clyde
Rippey were visiting in UEiah Mon.
day.
Walter Helmick and Arden Gilli-
land have taken the contract of
starking Frank Hilbert's hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. b. Peterson left
for Dale Monday to be gone several
days.
Forn Duncan who was thrown
from horse during the try-outs of
the Cowboys Convention and was
taken to Pendleton, has returned ana
is at the Ukiah hotel and is still un-
able to walk. He seems to be para
iyaed in his hip.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-27
France Faces
Budget Deficit
OF $35O,OO0,0OO
BY JOHN. O,BRIEN

PARIS, July 27.-(U. P.)-The
problem of reparations has become
Frances "Old Man of the Sea- always
with strangle hold on her neck.
Since the armistice, France has
spent eighty billion francs, or at the
varying rates of exchange about S9,-
OOO,0O0,0OO to 100000 900, 900, on the
restoration of her devastated province
es, a task imposed on Germany by the
| terms of the Treaty of Versailles. This
is the explanation of the entire finan-
cial and commercial situation of
France, her officials say.
France has advanced this enormous
sum out of her own limited resources.
trusting that sometime Germany will
make good her promise. Meanwhile,
the French taxpayer is forced to nav
the interest on this vast debt and the
government, facing deficit of about
50,OOO,0O0 in next years budget, does
no know where to turn to find the
money for even current expenses.
There is no magician's wand, nor
Alladin's lamp" said NJ. Francois
Marsal. noted financier and the for
mer minister of finance, Ito fill the
Golfers of France with the money of
which she is in urgent need"
NJ. Marsal believes that the limit of
taxation has been reached and that
the next five or ten years hold nothing
for Franco but hard work and accent
ance of sacrifices. He realizes that
France has. as matter of fact, no
real weapon to compel payment. He
sees only one way to increase the
states revenTes-by taxing French
holders of foreign securities.
Unless the budget is balanced and
the issue of paper francs curtafIed IL
is evident that the depreciation of the
frame will continue. The check of the
proposal of the international bankers
10 launch n great German foreign
loan is still having its effect on the
-ranc on the Paris Bourse. 1t is al
most certain that the dollar will jump
again later in the summer when Fu-
rope will be compelled to buy wheat
and England to cover her cotton pur-
,hases in the United States.
France has practically lost ali hone
If getting any cash from GERMANY
or years. Even Premier Poincare.
who was chosen TO succeed BRAND he
aASE VI AlAS duNNNdEl OF the strong
land,' is forced TO admit that the
'nly hope at present is the realization
4 the agreements whereby Germany
iii contribute in merchandise and
abor to the reconstruction Of the de-
astated regions.
The government is now considering
proposal Of NJ Sc Trocauer. minis
er Of public works. which would ex-
End Germany's share in reconstruc-
on from the devastated regions to
be whole Of France.
Il would entail a total expenditure
about si.Sod. 900. 900 on public
'oTss- such as railroads. the utiliza-
on OF rivers for the production OF
ectrlc power. the construction Of a
innel under the channel and the en-
rEement n French ports. The uIfi-
late cost of this Tremendous scheme
10 he borne BY Germany, acccrding
these plans
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-27
PnPE PRAIsEs L. :.

ROME Jnlr z--tL y. S1-
letter written by Pope Fius appeal
inE % the whole world 10 help the
starving Russians was made public.
The ponuff commendcd trc splendid
Response of the United States TO the
early appeals, for Russian relief de-
ciarinE the Americans had gained
thereccEniuon Of an huuaniiy-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-27
operation for appendicitis, At
report she was conValescing.

j. Carl Bowman of Pendleton was
the sunday guest at the home of Mr..
ana Mrs, c, NJ, Dupuis. Mr.. Bowman
was one of the instructors in the state
university He is also an instructor
at the summer school in pendleton.
Miss Jennie Albion returned home
Tuesday from n five months visit at
Fresno and Long Beach, California.
Miss Ida Daughtry was n Pendleton
visitor Tuesday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-27
Eleanor pruitt were visiting \
Pruitt in Pendleton Sunday.

Mr., andw Mrs. Jesse Richards, Mr.
ana Mrs. C, w. Connor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hedricks attended chautauquc
Sunday evening in Pendleton.
w. d. Yates of Butter, Missouri, re.
turned to his home Monday after a
visit with his brother T. q. Yates.
Mrs. W. J. Sturdivant and grand
daughter, Marion Sturdivant, have re-
turned from n visit at Parkdalc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Richards
Miss Bessie Richards and Mr.. and Mrs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-27
STANF|ELD GIRL IN
HOOD RIVER HOSPITAL
Csast orcsoaian sp4eiat

STANFIELD, July =T.-7.lttle Miss
Jnn siurdivant, daughter of Carl Stur-
divant Is confined in the hospital at
Hood River where she underwent an
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22
C0NvocARE

Prn presenta Convocare. Pre-
Sldlul Soc. Lcul" din Salem. O.
convOaca Onor. Comitet eat 81
fratii membri a participa la prima
sedlnta lunara din simestrul al
dollea al anului 1929 ce Sc va f.
nea pc ziua de % |. c. in Hala Soc
Leuf' ia Depot Str.
SedInta Sc va deschide la orele
III a.. m. precis. Avand chestnut
foarte lmportante pentru bunul
mers ! Soc. noastre toti cei inte-
resati eat 81 eel prevazuti in Art
Statutelor locale sunt rugati nu
llpsi de la aceasta sedinta.
Pentru SOcietatea Ipurs din
Salem. Ohio.
Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22
UN oRAS GU MARI RESUR
Sc DE VIATA: BRAILA
Miscarea regionala. - Avintul
industriei.- o intreprindere
metalurQica franco-romana.

POrtuI 81 0rasM Brdila e o cetdYe
CT mari resurse de uia!d. Gu toatG
ritregm gurernelT trecnte carl au
cdutdt sd ingenunche. pOliticeSte,
Brdila Gala!tor. scheln DundrU Sc
redesteaptd, Sc refoce prin propriii-
le Ell miiloace, prn initiatira To-
cmitorilor 81, toti spirite prim erce-
|lentd prncticd.
MAJ 1ntdi Brdila culturnM dc
al. m comparable cu Brdila cultu-
raM dindinte dc rdsboi a fdcmt pro
grese uimitOare. Din acest punct
de redere reche trdditie la
Brdila 81 ini!iatira particulaI a
iucdt in acedstG pririntd un rol ca
pital. Brdiia dispune de caste bi-
bIiOteci populdre in frunte cu "Pe-
ire Armence0 care addpat ge-
|neratH intregi de tineri studiosi>
Nici nM MAI r0rbesc de ardntM pc
care ia lNdt, scOdlG In ultimW timp
81 din fericire tot cratic bundv0in-
tel pdrticuldre. Sunt 9 sdu 10
scoale superioare de bdieti 81 fete,
Hcee, scoli normale, professionals,
con,erciale, etc.
Gu sprijinnl primdrii, care face
abstractie de politicd in miscnreo
fcultur0ld, s'n inaugural de cu,'ind
un ciclu de comferintc p,tblice al Cd
ffui subject Sc invdrteste IN jurul
trecutMiui istoric 81 economic I'll
orasului 81 pOrtnlM 81 maj ates IN
lurM orosutai ca an mare centru
cultural 81 economic.
| CiclW coMferintelor a fost dcs-
CHS de d. prof. N. Iorgo, care a
ltgdtat despre s'TrecMtM istoric al
J, Brdilei." ("
| d. Gear Papescu, directornl
! general al iwdustriei a tinMt Joi
25 MAJ, doua comferintd. 70,
urma 81 altele.
| Din ,aiscare0 cuiturald nMmn
an addOs al adevdratulMi progre
tdcut de orasul Brdila, care pri,,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22
Sc COSTRUESC IN CAPITALA
PEsTE 500 CASE.
Oar lpsa de l0cuints nu va inceta.
Nefasta lege a chiriilor
agraveaza criza.

Greutatile imense, de la razboi
incoce. de eonstructie. au IA
cut ca in anil din urma rar dc
tot sa Sc vada in Bucuresti lu,
crAfi de ease noui. Lipsa unei
legi de incuraJare a constructive
nilor, adaagata greutatilor firesti,
constitute 0 piedica definitivl
pentru eel Gear ii avut posibili-
tatea 81 dorinta Sa construiasca.
Oar guvernul trecut, sesizand
neeesitatea imperioasa a unei legi
Gle incurajare nouilor construc-
tillni, ca stimulare 81 garantie.
a alcatuit-o 81 Ed a fost votata de
Parliament i'm vara amlui trecut.
Efectele eli 'au simtit imediat
81 astazi au ajuns sa Sc vada.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22

I'm protocol a fost incheiat Ii
lasi, la l4l27 Decembrie 1916, in
ire delgatii guvernului imperial
81 delegatii Bancei Rationale a
Romaniei. Deleeatii rusi all decla.
rat IN acest protocol ca sigiliile
eassetelor an fost gasite intacte
ca din acea,zi. cand tezaurul q
fost 1ncredintat delegat tilor rusi
el sc va gasi sub earantia gu.
vcrnului imperial, care era ras
pnnzatora de signranta sa 81 de re.
intOarcerea sa in Romania". Pro
tocOlul fost facut in trei exem.
plare 81 semnat de generalul Mos
solof. ministrnl Rusiei La Iasi. ca
de!egat al gnvernului imperial. de
delegatii Bancei Rationale a Ro.
maniei 81 de mine in calitate Gle
mlnistrn Gle finante; fie-care din
cele trei parti au luat cate I'M
cxemplar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22

In primavara aceasta sau eli
berat de, Primaric aproape 1000
altOrizari 81 s'au 81 inceput in
Capitala Merarile peste 500 ease
de beuit. Teama regimulii eXcap-
tional find inlaturata categori.
prin 1nsasi legea incnrajarei con
structiunilor, eel ce-au posibilita-
tea sd ridice ease au inceput IN
crarile.
M mai este strada din Bucu.
,resti pe care sii nu Se vada acum
binale, case in constructie 81 mari
isi mici, numai ease de locuit, cele
mai multe cu numerOase aparta.
mente care vor fl apOi speculate
in sensul normal al cuvantului
- adfca inchiriate.
Evident. chiriile case1or noui
vor ii mari 81 nn pentru oricc
punga, caci cheltnelile de con.
Estruire stunt enorme; dar aces sta
nu fnsemneaza mai putin eli
|nouile case mn atlnc i'm real ser
Iviciu social.
Numeroasele constructiuni dt
ease sc datoresc in primnl rind
Iprevederihor fericite ale legei in
cursjhrei constructiunifor - 81 a.
cesta este meritul incontestabil al
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22
S'A GREAT UN MAnrrR

Prin incarcarea 81 schingiuirea
d-lui Alexantru Dobrogeanu- Che.
ra, urmata Gle greva foamei a a.
cestuia, s'a produs in opinia publ
ca romaf,easca I'm current de sim.
pate, in tot casnl pentru nenoro.
citii carl au fost represintantii lui
Ia moi. Nu stu cine a orinduit mo.
datitatife de judecata 81 nu stu
cine sint autorii morali al regiru
'lui caruia au fost supusi locatari
de le Jilava, .dar am credinta G;
s'nt oameni fipsiti de eel mai ele
n,entar STINT poltic.
Admitfnd Cd anumite cercuri nc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-22
1nventarul tezaurului.
La 9 Ianuarie 1917 delepa

La 9 Ianuarie 1917, delegate
ministerului de finante au inceput
sd lntocmeasca inventarul anna
nuntit al celor 1740 de cassete 81
eilate dc Banca Nationala 81 de-
pOzltate la II Decembrie 1916 jr
compartimentul de rezerva al
Lancer de stat Gle la Moscova. de
la Kremlin (palatul armelor). We
rlficarea 81 receptia valorilor a
tlnut % de zile, de la 9 Ianuarie
wl7 pana la / Februarie, inclu
Slv. In urma acestei verificari un
nou protocol fost dresat, prin
care delegatii ministerului de FL
ilante rus, declarau ca valerile
cfectlv verificate au fost gasite in
perfecta conformitate ell declara.
tile facute de Banca Nationala a
Romaniei.
Doua tablouri anexate la proto.
col 81 semnate de delegatii romani
81 rusi contineau date amanuntite
privitoare la mersul luerarilor 81
la starea valorilor verificate. La
Februarie, toate. operatiile find
terminate, portile compartimentu-
lhi rezervat depozitului Bancei
Rationale au fost inchise 81 sigi-
late: 0 chee de Ia poarta exterioa.
Ia a fost predata girantului SUI
cnrsnlei bancei de stat La Moscova
81 alta chez a p0rtei .exterioare
ca 81 aceea grilei interioare, de.
leaatului Bancei Rationale.
Protocolul operatiuHii, in
cxemplare, in frantuzcste 81 ru.
seste, din care doM Bancei natio.
nale 81 doua B4ncei de stat ruse
ifost facnt Ia Moscova, Ia X
F. Febrllarie 1917 81 semnat de dele
gatii celor doRa abanci.
din ''t1niversuF
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fliticc s7nt interesate la stirpire
ideii ,cOmuniste in Romania 81 ma
ales a Oricarui amestec moscovit il
orinduielile poli;ice de la moi, II,
aceasta insa ar fl fost procedeui D.
care ar Fl trebuit sal urmeze.
ldeia cOmunista nu fost inrada
cinata la moi in cercurile munclto
resti, cu att mai putin in patnr;
teranlmei, care nu ar 1ntelege nic
peste zece vcacuri teorile lu; lie
min.
0 grija reala putea exisia 1a no
in accasta directie. Opinia publici
a condamnat dintru inceput pro
paganda comunista salarif,tilor
moscovti 81 nu a dat nici 0 atnnti
agitation sterpe facute de visatori
fara sinful realitatii. Greva gene-
rala, cu fondurile rusesti care an
alimentat pc cativa conducatori 81
bOmba de la Senat, an compr, lis
definitiv ccmunismul la moi. .Jasri-
tia pntea deci opera in linista la ia
decarea innovation reali. Neabila 81
lipsita cu totul de STINT polite insa,
ca a lnscenat prOcesul de All, a.
mestecInd criminal 81 nebuni ca
Max Goldstein. ell oameni de idei
81 de perfecta corectitudine i'm
toate gesturile Tor ca Alexandra
DObrOgeanu-Gherea. A mai adau-
gat apoi la acest lucru un regim
de inchisitie absOlut contrariu bit
nului mers al judecatii 81 au com
promis astfel un process care tre-
buia sd dea terri nu numai siguran-
ia, dar 81 tot prestigiul de care are
nevoie inlauntru 81 i'm afara. .Justi-
tia militara facut political stin-
gace 81 nescrioasa. Dintr 'un process
obisnuit facut procesul unei idei.
81 cautlnd cu orice pref sd distru-
GA ideie, care Isl pierduse orice
radacim in masele populare, ca a
contribute la rascularea intreeii
teri fmpotriva sistemului eli de iu-
decata 81 deci involuntar la reabili-
tarea ideii comuniste. AutOrii mo-
rail- al comnnkmului de mine, sfnt
guvernantii de All. Prin crearea
unui martir, judecatorii de All 81
inspiratorii lor au readus la viata
comunismul.
Daca Dobrogeanu-Gh va ca
dea victima regimului de despret
a rasei umane, Guvernul Gle All va
avea marele merint de fl Great
un martir al cemunismului. ST in
loe ca neabili politiciani sd fl di-
sirius ideie compromise de multi
81 pretutindeni Ell vor fl respOnsa-
bill pentru comllnismll pc care nj
meni null doreste, dar care astfel
Incnrajat Sc va naste mine.
|ENaam Rnuanoco' -
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situat'a lm geo0raficd, tinde sd 1.
proportii uriase. 0 industrie 5o
Gdtd 81 raridtd, IN still mare 81 mic
Sc intinde pc n ce trece incSuju
rand OrdsM antr an urios cerc d,
instdldtH. F1brici de ciment. mor
sistematice 0ccidentdle. riserie. ia
br'ci de sdpun, frlngherii, snath',
de c0nstructW, chidr fabricd de A.
lloiHri q cdrei Hecesitdte de mutt 81
sintea, incddreasd 0rdsM cu ho1.
aHrile m0numentale, ddnd un
spect de riatd intensd 81 de muncd
Portal G IN c0ntinud frdn,intare.
Oar sc spu1e Cd in curand,
Braila va fl dotata char Gu O
formidable fntreprindere me-
talurgica a 'carei instalatii vor
''ocupa 0 portiune de 80 hectare
in comuna 1slaz in fata garei.
s'au f&cut teate preparativele
recesare. Iutrsprindsrea STA
c,amparat tsrsnul si char cla-
dire in oras, care va servi de
biurouri. Capitalul acestei in
treprindsri s'ar urea la 3O0,-
600, 600 si ar Fl adus cam in
proportis de % la suta de en-.
noscuta casa franceza Schnei-
der Creuzot; restul ar reveni u
nei mari banci din tara, care,
dupa cat Sc afirma ar putea Fl
Banca Romaneasca. Pana la
toamna lucrarile de constructie
ar fl gaia 81 vor avea locuinte
acolo minimum 5000 lucratori.
Specialistii vor fl adjust din
strainatate. Daca ar fl sa ne
luam dupa informatii, d. ing.
Al. Perieteanu, fostul director
general al cailor ferate ar avea
ca prim scop repararea mate
rialului nostru rulant de Gale
ferata. Studiile sunt complec-
te 81 au fost desavarsite in strai
natate de d. ing. Constantine
scu.
Rdmdne sd Sc rodd pdnd la ce
punct toafe acestea suht eracte 81
care "a fl rolul jucat de capitalM
r0Dldnesc IN acedstd intreprindere.
Deocdmddtd M le dam decdt cu
titlnri de srOnuri 81 numdi ca sd
cOmplectdm ideid de bosd, drdntnl
iudt de industrie 9 IN mdrsle port
dundfean.
Brdila sc reface 81 Sc refdce mai
repede decdt si-ar II inch;Dui! orr
C,ne. y.
(Dacia)