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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03

izboljsati standard zivljenja.
Angleski delavski vladi so po-
polnoma nepotrebne stare mo-
narhije ma Grskem, v Italiji ali
ma spanskem, da bi bile meme
zveze varne v Sredozemskem
morju. Ako lie sprosti demokra-
ticne sile v vseh teh dezelah, je
zagotovljena njihovih simpatij
in njihovega sodelovanja.s o To
pa je samo po sebi mnogo bolj
zdrava in krepka podlaga "a
britanski vpliv in oblast.
Novi rezim poveca vpliv
Anglije pri velikih treh
Preporod Anglije DO tudi OBJ
cutno povecal njen vpliv raz-
govorih velikih treh. Slisati je
bio neke glasove, XII so Sc vpra-
sevali, ali more imeti Stain vec
simpatij "a socialista, katerega
mora smatrati izdajalcem mark
sisticnih idealov, kot "a konzer-
vativca, XII je izven njegovega
sveta. To so prazne besede. Ru-
81 v politiki MISC sentimentalni
in so ze veckrat pokazali, da 81
znajo pridobiti nekdanje ma
sprotnike ter jih potegniti ma
svojo stran.
Churchill je le redko igral
vlogo posredovalca med Rusijo
in Ameriko, ker mu je bilo ne
mogoce pridobiti "a svoje kon-
zervativne ideje svoja diva to-
varisa, XII sta Sc z lahkoto spo-
razumela "a bolj liberalno resi-
tev posameznih vprasanj kot je
bila njegova. Danes pa Sc uteg-
ne pripetiti, da bo v mnogih sve.
tovnih zadevah predsednik Tru.
man sorazmerno najbolj kon:
zervativen, docim bo Stain maj
boli radikalen -- tako bo mo.
gla Britannia stopiti med njijt
in predlagati pot sredine. Brita'
Mia nikakor ne DO oslabljens
rad nastopa delavske Wade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03
ITALIA 30 SPREJETA
ORGANIZACIJO ZDRUzENIH NARODOV

Kar tice Avstre, nj konferenca skena ncesar de-
medtem ko DO Itaj kot prvi sovrazni dr.
zavi, XII e naprava preo osiscem in XII e sedaj napo
vedala vono Japonsk dovol vsop organizacijo Zdru
zenih narodov kadar predloH tozadevno prosnjo.
Russia e konferenci predlagala, da Sc italijanske
kolonije zroci zaupnstvo organizacii Zdruzenh
dov apak rusk predlog je bill zavrnen kar oeivdno po
meni, da bo tenn vprasanu sklepal mirovni svet
njih ministrov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03
VOJNA MA PACIFIKU JE
OMENJENA SAMO INDIREKTNO

Vojna Packu je konunikeju omenjena samo
enkrat sicer ndrektno, zakjucnem odstavku, XII
glasi <~ .~"- ~>"~~ '.'>i. "-s =
"Tekom conference so Sc vrsili razgovori med Stab
mimi nacelnk treh vad glede vojaskh zadev skupnega
interesa."
tenn ndirektno priznava, da Sc je Russia udelezi
la razgovorov gede vone prot Japonsk ozroma, da ina
svoj interes tem da Japonska cim pree poraz am
pax ka to deansko pomen ozrom moznost ruske ak
tvne udeezbe vojni Pacfku, enkrat nj mogoce
reci
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03
PoLJAK1 DoB1Jo Vso NEMsKo sLEzIJo

Gasom polske zacasne zapadne naeje, katero e dolo
ella konerenca bodo Poaki dobili nemSk teritor
vzhodno cd Swnemunde Baltiku nakar crta tece oh
Odr in Nesse do ceskoslovaske meje To poeni da med
ko Poljska dob Settina, pride pod memo upra
tudi Vzhodna Prussia vzhodnega della Koe
nigsbergom, XII ga obdrzi Rusija.
Velki tre dali zagotovilo da bodo volitve pr ka
erh bo izbrana salna vlada Polske svobodne da bo
do me casnkarji vseh zaveznskh narodov prost vsop
ma Poljsko, da opazujejo potek voilne kampanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03
RUSIJA 30 IMEIA PREDNOST
PRI VOJNI OD$KODNINI

Kar Sc tce vone odskodnne XII bo tirjaa bagu in
sroh, bo Rusia in Poljsko sto rjala vzhodni
zoni, medtem ko o bodo Anglia Amerika in
druge dezele rale ameriski brsk in francosk okupa
csk zoni Ker pa bila Rusija vojn najbol przade
bo poleg ega upravcena do IS odstokov gotove vrse
indusrijske opreme zapadn okupacsk zoni, dodatno
DO dobla zapadn zoni tud 10 odstotkov stroev
ske tezke industrije.
Ma drugi strani pa e Rusija odpovedala vsem zah
tevam delez zatu XII ga zapadni zaveznik zaple
Mill zapadni Nemciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03

WASHINGTON, q augusta - Il porocila XII je bilo
danes obaveno istocasno Washingonu Moskvi in Lon
donu, e razvidno, da e velka troca konferenci "
Potsdamu ustvara vrhovni mrovni svet sestoec il
nanh minstrov Zed drzav, Sovetske unije Veike Bri
tanije Francie in Kajske cigar naoga bo, zacrta
mee in prinesti mir Evropo.
komunikeju, XII obsega 5000 besed, predsavniki
reh veesl tud zacrta nacrte ztirane vone odskod
nine cd Nemcije in zapr Francovemu rezimu Spanii
vrata organizaco Zdruzenih narodov.
Ia povojno Nemcijo veiki trije predpsali razvoj
poedelsva in civlne ndustrije Poeg tega da Nemci
Iii prepoveda katereko vrste muncijsko in vojno indu
strijo tud doloc da kovinske, keicne in druge
ndustrije oeo cd reparacijskh vescakov tako da po
vprecen zivensk standard Nenc ne bo visji cd po-
vprecnega zvenskega standarda drugh evropskih de-
za1ah
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03
ZACASNA ZAPADNA ME,A POLJSKE
DOLOCENA; NACRT "a RAZOROZE1NJE
NEMG1JE In REPARACIJE SPREJET

Necijo in trjanje vojne odskodnine blagu
Kar tice zavezniske okupacie Nemciji, izjava
ikih treh edno le prav da bo pemsko ludstvo
jalo demokratcnemu nacinu zvljenja in kadar bo
smaralo da Nemc sposobni zopet sam vadati bo-
do zope zavzeli svoe mesto med svobodnim in miroub
mimi narodi sveta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03

Ma 30-dnevni dopust sta pri-
sla Raymond Skeryanc in Har-
Evening star., 1945-12-14
Beef Requisition
For Army 10 Resume

The Agriculture Department will
resume its wartime requisitioning of
the top grades Of beef, effective
Sunday, because of inabilit y of the
armed services to buy their quota
from packers.
After Sunday all Federally- in
spected slaughterers will be required
to set aside 80 per cent of their out
put OF choice and good grades of
steer and heifer beef and 80 per cent
Of their good grade of cow beef.
In announcing this action, Agri-
culture Department officials said it
will cause slight reduction in civ
ilian supplies Of the better grades
Of beef, particularly choice steaks
and roasts.
They said civilians have been con-
suming meats at an average annual
rate Of 165 pounds In recent weeks.
This rate is about Is pounds in ex-
cess Of the amount allocated them.
This excess civilian consumption
was said to reflect a diversion of a
part Of the military ALLEGATION into
civilian markets. Hence, the order
requiring more meat to be set aside
for the armed forces.
During the first quarter of 1916,
the department said, it is expected
that civilians will receive more pork,
about the same amount of lamb
and mutton, but less beef and veal.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
More and Lower Priced
Shirts, Shorts Due Soon

More mems and boys shirts, shorts
and pajamas should come on the
market soon at about S per cent
lower prices, the ONCE of Price
Administration said yesterday.
This would be brought about
through new pricing method effec-
tive January l, designed to reduce
manufacturers margins on higher
priced shirts, shorts and pajamas.
At the same time, margins on lower
priced garments would be increased.
OPA said the regulation was in
tended to halt imitation in manufac-
turers' prices, to restore the 1942
price level as nearly as possible and
to increase production of less ex-
pensive goods.
The agency added that the price
reduction for consumers eventually
may be more than per cent, If
manufacturers resume production of
their normal amount OF low-price
clothing.
Evening star., 1945-12-14

i, - ssAProllNTMENT IN TOKYO" /. War
hsn hemv sTSthers pster. Release produced by the
cooperation with the Army Air Forces
and, the United States Navy; executive
pMrofdueers Ms e. T. Gel IEmsnuel Cohen; advisers.
politan. ' '''S -'Ae'i'
There have been complaints that
appointment in Tokyo is not the
classic documentary that it's pre-
decessor, THE True Glory" was.
but this seems to be an unnecessary
bit Of quibbling about an unim-
portant point. For the important
thing Is that the new Army Pictorial
Service picture, which opened yes
terday at the Metropolitan, is WV
idly dramatic film.
In recounting the story of the
sland-hopping campaign in the Pa
cific, from the Death March on Ba-
taan to the signing of the surrender
aboard the U. S. S. Missouri, "Ap-
pointment in Tokyo" lets you know
rather clearly what that war was
like, as nearly as you can know it
from vantage point several thou
sand miles out of range of the near
est gun. No motion picture can do
more, until some one inventS film
that shoots real bullets at an audi
ence along with the sight and sound
of battle.
The film, made up as it is from Air
Force, United States Navy and cap
tured Jap pictures as we'll as those
made by Army cameramen who
tramped the mud with the dogfaces,
manages to tell rather complete
story Of the war in the Pacific,
though it might best be termed
sketchily complete. 1t is not a de-
finitive documentary, delving into
every landing and covering every oc-
casion when the japanese enemy
was brought to action. 1t does.
however, show enough of the landing
operations for you to learn that they
were grim affairs and it follows the
war closely across the heat and mud
and jungle Of Pacific islands, from
Australia to Tokyo. Closely and
lot more swiftly than that warfare
actually progressed.
If there is q complaint 1t is that
Appointment in Tokyo" seems to
place more emphasis on the work of
the Army than on the contributions
Of the other forces. But this no
doubt is an accidental matter of
editing, for one of the major merits
of the picture as a document is its
explanation of the strategy involved
in the Pacific battles and its account
of the cooperation of the Army,
Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force
in carrying out the plans of the
high command.
appointment in Tokyo" is film
you should see. It is grim and no
Evening star., 1945-12-14
GIRLS at once.
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five dollars, five-day week and overtime
Apply trafnc department. ASSOCIATED
/ PRESS, $50 Star Building.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
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Evening star., 1945-12-14
Story of War
In Pacific
AT the Met

APPOINTMENT IN TOKYO" q War
Army Pictorial Service, Signal Corrs, in
cooperation with the Army Air Forces
and the United States Navy; executive
MAJ. Jack Hively, Capt. Jesse Lasky, IT,
and Capt. James Handley. At the Metro
Evening star., 1945-12-14

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Evening star., 1945-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that Edgevater
Riding Academy, 2514 G St NV, Wash.
D. c., shall sell at public auction the horse
and equipment thereof belonging to Shelia
Taylor, Seekock, Rhode Island. on January
2. 1916. at 9 pm, to satisfy its livery
lien. EDGEWATER RIDING ACADEMY.
MINuTE MEN AERO CARGoEs An
nouncement: Formation of new airline
company to be incorporated at q future
date The he purpose Of this this company is to
in the United States and to provide EN-
ployment for veterans trained in aero
nautical operations The trade mark
Minute Men-Aero Cargoes is registered
with the United States Patent Once. Any
person or corporation who infrinRes on
by law CAPT. BuFoRD Lynch, Vice
President and General Counsel, 1929 10th
st. NV, Washineton 6, D. c. 49,
Evening star., 1945-12-14

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
on Wednesday, January 9. 1916, at 8
o'clock pm. at the Raleigh Hotel. 18th
st. and Pennsylvania ave. NV, Washing
ton, d. c.. The object of said meeting
is to consider and act upon the decrease
Of the amount OF capital Of the company
from $l.250: 10000 to $500, 100000; the
diminution of the par value of each share
Of stock from $50 90 to $4,000: a distri-
button to stockholders in partial liquida-
ton; the institution of proceedings for the
dissolution OF the company: the election of
directors for the ensuing year and such
other business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting
EDWARD L. HILLYER.
VIM. L. FATHER, Jr,
A W. HOWARD,
H. G. HOSKINSON,
Y. E. BOOKER.
S. H. KkUFFMANN,
A. G. NEAL,
Directors
Evening star., 1945-12-14

argument for a soft peace. But it
certainly is for lasting one.
The documentary is accompanied
in its showing at the Metropolitan
by Born for Trouble" a reissue re-
leased originally as Murder in the
Big House" H, M.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-12

work out, if you do go through with the rest of Form l040.
 Take the tax family income shown in Item 5, Page 1, and look it up in tllc shaded columns of the tax table on Page 2 (the back page). Suppose it was $2648.92. You have four ex- mptions-yourself, your wife, daughter and your dependent father.
 One line says At least $3600 but less than $3650." On that line, in the exemptions column headed "4', your tax is $335. But this is too much, be- cause $59071 of the income was your wife's. The Special Rule for Husband and Wife" gives you a de- duction of per cent of the wife's income, but not more than $15. Since in this case per cent would be more than $15, forget the 3 per cent and take the $15 out of your $335 tax. That leaves $310, which is what the table says is your 1924 tax
 You can enter that $320 as Item 6, credit your withholdings in Item "A and any amount. paid with es- inmates in 7B, and subtract Item GA plus B) from Item 6 to get either Item 8-what you owe Uncle Sam or Item ewhat Uncle Sam owes you.
 Or you can turn to Page 4, and with the assistance given in the rest of these articles, figure your own deductions and credits and use whichever figure will make your tax liability smallest.
 The tax family whose income ex- ceeds $4,999.99 can not use the table. It can, however, at this point make q choice between computing it's own credits or taking a flat $500, enter ing it on Line 2 in the Tax Compu- tation schedule at the bottom of Page 4, and going on from there to compute the tax.
 For those who choose tc try roll ing their own, let's take up the De- auctions schedules on Page 4.
 Contributions
 In general these incl what you gave last year to recognized domes- tic (American) organizations devot- ed to charitable, educational, liter ary, religious or scientific purposes, which do not devote any substantial portion of thsir incomes to trying to influence elections or legislation, either directly or by propaganda. The maximum that you can deduct is IS pc rcent of Item 5, Page l.
 Some major organizations most commonly involved are churches Qncluding their welfare and work ing societies, Sunday Schools, mis- sionary organizations, pew rentaD; Red Cross, Salvation Army, Volun- teers of America; local Community Chests; Young Mems and Women's Christian and Hebrew Associations, Knights of Columbus; National War Fund; United Service Organizations; British, French, China, Greek and Polish War Beliefs; s. P. c. C.; s P. c. A.; anti-tuberculosis stamps; the charitable funds. but not dues, of American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, United Spanish War Veterans, their auxiliaries, Elks, Masons and other veteran and fra ternal organizations.
 There are many local charitable,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-12
BY s. BURTON HEATH NEA Staff Writer

The standard 10 per cent credit and deduction used in compiling the Income Tax table may be greater than the allowances to which you are entitled. In that case you are privileged to take the tax table fig ure, and save money. But many have credits and deductions greater than the standard 10 per cent, while others have more exemptions than the tables provide for. These would lose money by not figuring their own tax
 Also, if you had the right to file your Withholding Receipt, and have come thus far with me on Form 1c40, you will have wasted all that effort If you use the table at this point. suggest that you try figur- ing your own credits and deductions and see If 1t won't save you money.
 However, for the benefit of those who choose not to go further, let's pause here to discuss use of the table. The figure that you get from it can be compared with that you
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-12
WAVELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

Leonard Rose first cellist of the New York Philharmonic Symphony orchestra, will be the guest on stars of the Future, Friday, Jan uary 12. stars of the Future" !" sponsored by the Ford Motor Com pany, is heard regularly at 800 D. m. over WATR and the Blue net work.
 The singing stars Lawrence Brooks and Frances Greer, regular programmers on Stars of the Fu- ture," will feature on the vocal renditions next week. Robert Rus sell Bennett will conduct the orch- estra during the half-hour musical program.
 Three gentlemen of the press and their cultured" lady friend pro- vide Nick and Nora Charles with fire and fury in The Case of the Cultured Corpse" a mystery com edy episode in The Adventures of the Thin Man." to be heard over tine Columbia network tonight, at 8:30 p. m.
 Victor Moore and William Gax- ton, musical comedy stars of the hilarious of Thee I Sing" and other productions, have been signed as guest stars for Columbia'S Stage Door Canteen," tonight (WABC- CBS, 10:30-11:00 p. m0.
 Gaxton and Moore will provide madcap mirth on the variety pro- gram designed to please members of the armed forces as well as civil ians Their appearance is volun- tary contribution to the American Theater Wing program which helps maintain Stage Door Canteens in principal cities.