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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-26

III Cne balkans were Lnere De-
fore the war and mingled and
made friends mainly among the
most reactionary pro-fascist cir
cles. Despite the fact that these
people have been thoroughly
discredited in their own coun-
tries, the American diplomats
still like their old friends.
Bulgaria, a former Hitler sat-
elite, has set the best example
of how to punish war criminals
and Fascist traitors, yet respon-
sible Government officials and
some Congressman do not seem
very happy about this positive
feature of the fatherland front
government. This raises the in
escapable question: Have we
and our allies fought this war
to such great sacrifice to eradi-
cate fascism and Hitlerism, or
are we going to let its support
ers get foothold again to TO-
ment further trouble for their
people among us?
The inconsistency, the glaring
contradiction of our interven-
ton in Burgaria is even more
apparent when compared with
our silent approval of the mon
archo-Fascist terror now raging
in Greece, where there is a real
need for intervention. The pres
ent regime in Greece, as the en-
tire world knows, was 'estab-
lished by the bayonets, tanks,
and bombers of the British
Army. Our State Department at
the time voiced verbal disap-
proval of British action. Since
then it has been conspicuously
silent. We have not lifted a fin
ger to help the people of Greece
choose their own government.
The Yalta decisions to assist all
liberated peoples in setting up
their own democratic regimes
has not applied to Greece-that
heroic country which suffered
long and bitterly under Nazi ter
ror and now suffers under ma
tive Fascist terror. Only the
Soviet Union Of the Big Five has
spoken out against the present
monarcho-Fascist regime in
Greece.
Is it any wonder then that the
people of the Balkan countries
resent our attitude and welcome
that of the Soviet Union? Was it
any wonder that the American
people were much more in
agreement with Molotov than
with our own American delega-
ton when the question of admis-
sion of the Fascist Argentine
Government came up at the San
Francisco Conference?
Recent events showed how
correct Molotov was, yet he
compromised. The Soviet dele
cation held to the view, as it
seems to be holding now at the
London conference, that the ex-
perience in collaboration among
the Allies during the war
proved that the difficulties can
be overcome. The Balkans, of
course, are much closer to the
ravaged land Of the Ukraine
and Byelorussia than Argentina
is and the Soviet Union cannot
be expected to make such con-
cessions there; nor will the peo-
pies of the Balkan countries
stand for anything that resem-
bles the old preWar reactionary
regimes that betrayed them to
fascism and Hitler. Of this there
should be no doubt.
Congressional Record
Washington, D. C..
~ T. Il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-26
Telenews Theatre

''Trees and Homes the thrill
ing story of Americas lumber
industry, is featured on the new
program at the TeleneWs this
week. Filmed in technicolor and
produced by James A. F'itzpat-
rick, this twenty-minute indus
trial story depicts the vital role
the men of the forest products
industry are playing in the dra-
ma of our national life.
From inside Japan comes the
first pictures of Premier Hideiki
TOTO of the Infamous Pearl Har-
Dor Cabinet now fully recovered
from his suicide attempt and in
termed at Omori prison camp.
Latest films of other japanese
war criminals, including 1t.
General Homma of the Bataan
Death March and Genki Abe,
leader of the japanese secret
police.
Other neWsreel events are pic
tured as Britain's Attlee ad-
dresses congress on the Atom
Bomb situation, Truman an
nounces the decision to keep the
Atomic secret; Destroying Jap
war equipment in Tokyo; Latest
football highlights of the week.
b What is a Safe Speed 2" The
Greater Cleveland Safety Coun-
Gil and the National Safety
Council answer that a safe speed
takes into account the condition
of your car, the condi dition of the
highway and your ability as q
driver. Check tires, brakes, and
other mechanical equipment fire.
quently. Slow down when pave
ments are rough, wet or slip
perry. Drive carefully and save
lives!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-26
Y TAklH CASH
zIvIMO

Vojna je bila oficielno konca-
ma, toda v znatnem delu sveta Sc
vrsijo neoficilne vojne naprej.
Posebno Aria in Pacifik sta ne
mirna. Ma Kitajskem Sc vrsi ne
kaka civilna vojna med voja-
stvom Ciang Kajseka, katerega
vlada je sicer strogo 'diktator-
ska, toda je priznana cd velesil,
in med tako zvanimi kitajskimi
komunisti, XII kontrolirajo velik
del severne Kitajske.
Ia Zedinjene drzave je pri
tenn posebno nerodno dejstvo,
da je mnogo ameriskega voja-
stva Sc ma Kitajskem, kjer maj
bi pomagalo ciang Kajseku pri
razorozitvi japonskih Get. Toda
po preeej nejasnih porocilih, XII
jih dobivamo liz tistih krajev, so
ameriski vojaki prisli nekako v
napotje med cete kitajskih ko-
munistov in cete ciang Kajseka,
in obstoja nevarnost, da bodo
ameriski vojaki potegnjeni v XII
tajsko eivilno vojno. Po nekih
poroeilih, XII pa MISC potrjena, je
baje Re prislo do streljanja med
ameriskimi vojaki in kitajskimi
komunisti.
To je nerodno, kajti amerisko
ljudstvo je odloeno proti temu,
da bi Sc nase vojastvo mesalo v
notranje kitajske spore. Tudi
administracija v Washingtonu,
kolikor je znano, je odlocno pro-
ii takemu vmesavanju. Soviet
ska vlada drzi roke proc cd no.
tranjega kitajskega spora, ka-
kor je obljubila, ko je Ciang-
Kajsekovo vlado sklenila prija-
teljsko pogodbo. Ako hi Sc Ame-
rika vmesala v notranje kitaj-
ske spore, bi to napravilo zelo
slab Wits v Moskvi, s katero so
Sc ameriski odnosaji komaj zad-
ME case nekoliko izboljsali.
Po nekem poroeilu bodo vse
ameriske cete umaknjene liz XII
tajske okrog 5. decembra. S tenn
bo ustrezeno ameriskim voja-
kom, ameriskemu ljudstvu, Ru-
siji in najbrz tudi Kitajcem.
Drugo sporno jabolko velike-
ga obsega je v Indoneziji in v
Indokini, kjer Sc doma6e prebi-
valstvo skusa iznebiti nizozem-
ske odnosno francoske nadvla-
de. Ker imajo Nizozemci in
Francozi v tistih krajih le maj
hno stevilo vojastva, skusajo
angleske cete vzdrzati oblast
Nizozemske in Francije in prisi-
liti domacine, da Sc nadalje
ostanejo brezpravni kolonijalci
omenjenih evropskih draw. To
vzbuja mnogo slabe wolfe med
ljudstvi, XII verujejo svobodo
in demokracijo vseh narodov.
Americani, kolikor je znano,
v teh bojih MISC udelezeni z vo-
jastvom, toda britiske cete sc
bojih z domaeini V Indoneziji
posluzujejo orozja, XII je bilo An
gliji poslano IL Amerike pc
"lend-lease' sistemu. Domacini,
XII Sc borijo "a svojo osvobodi-
tev, smatra jo, da Amerika tenn
indirektno pomaga njihovim Ia
tiralcem. To je nerodno "a adnai-
nistracijo Washingtonu, XII We,
da amerisko ljudstvo splos-
nem privosci svobodo in samo-
vlado vsem narodom, Xxi so je
vredni. Americani sc zavedajo,
da ST je tudi Amerika priborila
svojo svobodo in neodvisnost'z
revolucijo proti evropskim tt
ramon, in logieno simpatizirajo
s prebivalstvom nizozemskih in
francoskih kolonij V Pacifiku.
Seveda, orozja, XII ga je Ame-
rika dala Angliji po Iend-lease,"
nj mogoce nazaj vzeti. V Wash
ingtonu so torej storili tenn
oziru najboljse, kar SO mogli,
ZahteVO. da sc z VSepa ameri-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-14
FOR SALE &
n. W. corner 5th, & Orange SITS.

FUR SALE
N. W. corner 5th, & Orange SITS
Lovely two story brick resi-
dence of eight rooms and two
baths, in addition to three
rooms in basement; oil heat.
Also two story brick building
on back of lot. Property has
frontage of SO #. on 5th. St. by
100 #. on Orange St.
5l7 Carolina Beach Ave.
Northern Extension)
Substantial residence of four
bed rooms, sleeping porch, liv-
ing room, dining room kitchen
and bath on main floor, with
additional kitchen, two showers
and large room, that can be
partitioned as d ir d, on.
ground floor.
lob No. 23rd. 81.
6 room bungalow, with hard
wood floors, on lot 50x190.
Venetian blinds, hot water heat
er and oil circulator, included
in price. 108 IL No. 23rd, situa-
ted some distance back of No.
lO8, can also be purchased. This
is a four room cottage, with
bath, on lot 40x6O, at very
reasonable price. -+..-
On Castle HaYne Road :. i.
IL acres excellent soil, together
with modern six room bunga-
low, in Wrightsboro section
20l3 Metts Ave.
Lovely five room bungalow, in y
excellent condition.
SOS Ann ST.
Two story six room home, in
convenient location.
406 Brunswick St.
Z room Dwelling, short distance
from 3rd St.
H. F. WILDER, Realtor,
W. G. James, Salesman,
POI Princess St.,
-..- Phone 1882
FOR SALE-817 S. 2ND ST. PRACTI-
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The Sunday Star-News

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hturday insertion of ads w.G ae same
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The Star-News reserves the right to
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fsed, the Star-NeWs wants to know 1t.
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70-For sale

1904 CHURCH ST.; SIX-ROOM
BUNGALOW, ON LOT 40 x 100;
HARDWOOD FLOORS IN LIV-
ING ROOM AND D MI N G
ROOM; HOUSE EQUIPPED
WITH BUTANE GAS. H. F.
4ADER, REALTOR. PHONE
1882.
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WEEK END SPECIALS! ! J.
THREE PIECE WALNUT
BEDROOM SUITES COM
PLETE WITH. SPRINGS &
MATTRESS $685.; STUDIO
COUCHES PREV AR ALL
SPRING CONSTR NC TI0N
$685.; A FEW ,UPH0LSTER-
ED SLIGHTLY SHOP WORN
CHAIRS & ROCKERS AT
HALF PRICE; KITCHEN
STOOLS $l.l9. CAROLINA
FURNITURE CO., 6l7. N. 4TH.
ST., DDIAL 4048.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-14
UNCLAIMED PLEDGES

UNCLAIMED PLEDGES
Gents diamond ring. Almost
carat. Slightly imperfect. Vel
low gold mounting ----$95. 90
81 Jewel Hamilton Railroad
Pocketwatch. Twenty year
Victor Cline Movie Camera.
16mm. With leather case $3.50
Gents IS Jewel Waterproof
wristwatch. R a d u m dial,
Sweephand. New ---$22.5O
Lady's diamond cluster. Seven
large diamonds, about carat
spread. White gold Tiffany
mounting ----$05. 90
Lady's wedding band. Seven
diamonds set in two rows. Vel
low gold $4,000
Six piece silver Service set.
Beautiful design. Heavy match
ing tray ----------------$39o.OO
Diamond earrings for pierced
ears. Each stone weighs al
most half a carat ----$147.50
Solid yellow gold Identification
Bracelet -$24.50
Lady's Gruen wristwatch. Vel
low gold with stretch
band -------------------$32.3O
Aluminium cigarette lighters.
Bright silver finish ----$2.95
Army lockers. Heavily rein
forced. New -----$l4.38
Val-apak. Tan waterproof cam
vas. Leather trimmed. Three
hangers and seven pockets.
Tax included ---------$26.5O
Gents cameo ring with dia-
mond. Yellow gold mounting.
A real bargain -----$35. 90
Genuine leather briefcases with
four compartments ------$6.95
Gents diamond. Weights al
most a carat in heavyweight
yellow gold setting -----$395. 90
II Jewel Elgin pocketwatch.
Very thin model. IL size $3.50
Ten barrel autoharp ----$18.50
Use Our Lay Away Plan
FINKELSTEINS
LOAN OFFICE
Front and Market
Phone 1862
!2-FT. GLIDER HOUSE TRAILER. 1874
model. New roof and paint job. Sleep
4; 2 excellent tires; very good con
dition. Fred Breun, Carolina Skyway
airport, on Wrightsville Beach high
way. Wrightsville 1854.
FOR SALE = MEMS REFS SCANDALS
just received. $1.oo per pair. Cinderella
Booterie.
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CLASSIFIED INDEX

CLASSIFIED INDEX
Announcements.
2-Autoraotive.
8-Chiro oractor.
9IBoatS.
1OLBooksellers-Sta
11-BuilderS
12-Builders Supplies.
13-Business Opportunities.
14-Business Service.
15-Business Sites.
0-Cleaners-Dyers.
22-Clothing.
-Coal-Wood-Fue Oil.
3O-Dairy Products.
Enhancing.
3-Dogs-Cats-Pets.
35-Drugs.
S8-Dry Cleaning-Pressins.
41-Eatables.
42-Eating Places.
45-Electrical.
48-Feeds.
49-Financial.
50-Floor Finishers.
51-Florist.
52-For Rent.
53-For Rent At Resorts.
55-For Rent-Apartments
60-For Rent-Rooms.
63-Room and Board.
65-For Rent-Houses.
70-For Sale.
73-Hardware.
75-Household Goods.
8O-Houses For Sale.
85-Help Wanted-Male.
90-Help Wanted-Female.
91-1nsurance.
ADMINISTRATION.
l01-Jewelry.
l02-Laundry.
t04-Loans.
lO5-Lost and Found.
l1O-Livestock.
11-Miscellaneous.
l12-Machinery.
l18-Music.
t2o-Office Equipment.
l21-Office For Rent.
STRENGTHENING,
bing-Heatins.
l27-Printing.
l30-Professional.
l35-Personal.
I36-Poultry.
l39-Radio and Repairs.
l50-Real Estate.
52-Refrigeration Service.
55-Seeds-Plants-B
I56-Situations Wanted.
I57-Shoes.
l6o-Transportation and Storage.
t61-Typewriters.
l7o-Wanted.
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WANTED - LISTING ON OR GROOM
house in good location. Call or see L.
L. King, Realtor, 238 Princess st. Dial
22225
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70-FOr Sale

7O-For Sale
OFFICIAL
RELEASE
- by the
OFFICE OF SURPLUS PROPERTY
Department of Commerce
SURPLUS
MERCHANDISE
For American Business to sell
through their normal trade chan
nels.
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS
NOW AVAILABLF
We have new parts for practi-
cally every make and standard car
and truck manufa ctured in the U.
S. since and including 1889. If ii
is a part of an automobile or truck
we have it for sale.
WHO CAN BUY?
Established automotive distribu-
tors, dealers, service garages, fleet
operators.
HOW TO BUY
If you have not already done so.
secure qualification blank AT
ONCE from your regional office.
After your trade level and credit
have been established, order your
needs on Government order form
OSP75-T. Simply use your regular
standard automotive .arts catalog.
Our stock numbers agree with their
listings. Regular trade level dis,
count system applies.
TERMS
No deposit required. All sales
handled on 80 day payment basis.
Full freight allowed everywhere in
the United States. Minimum order
$500 net.
If your business is in Alabama,
Florida, G cor gia, Mississippi.
North Carolina, South Carolina, OF
Tennessee, write Office of Surplus
Property, Department of Com
merce, Automotive Division, los
Pryor Street. N. E., Atlanta, 8, Ga.
This is a nationwide sale. If YOU
are not located in the above States,
contact your regional office or con-
suit your State Automobile Deal
ers' Association.
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TRUCK FOR SALE - 1889 -
HEAVY DUTY CHEVROLET.
l58 INCH Wheel. BASE, | IL
TON - CHASSIS AND CAB
DUAL WHEELS, 750x2O
TIRES REAR-65Ox2O TIRES
FRONT -0.P.A. CEILING
S656.47-SAMUEL BEAR SR.
& SONS, 3ll NORTH FRONT
STREET, PHONE 2-3292.
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22-FT. GLIDER HOUSE TRAILER. 1912
model New roof and paint job Sleeps
4; excellent tires; very good con-
dition. Fred Breun, Carolina Skyways
airport on Wrightsville Beach high
way. Wrightsville 1854.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-14

ROOM HOUSE AND 2 LOTS FOR
sale or rent near school. Phone\ 2-8755
or 2-2226.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-14

FOR SALE - MEMS REFS SCANDALS
just received. $1.00 per pair. Cinderella
Booterie.
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lsLBusiness Opportunities

FOR SALE - DOUBLE EAGLE GRILL
Beer parlor. doing excellent business,
low price for quick sale. Reason for
selling. bad health. Apply at Double
Eagle Grill, Jacksonville. N. c.
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FOR UTILITY AND KITC II Z N
cabinets, odd wood beds, .elt and cot
ton mattresses. See Castle Street Fur.
aiture Co. Dial 6447
SPENCER SUPPORTS AND BRASS
iers designed. Mrs. Ramseur 2019 Ores.
sy Avenue. Dial 6714
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-14

IF YOU WANT YOUR PROPERTY
sold, list with Hughes and Higgins,
Wallace Bldg, 3rd and Princess. Dial
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Mrs. Roosevelt
.ToSpedkNov.17

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt will lec-
ture on the Responsibilities Of the
Individual in the Postwar World"
al p. m luncheon meeting Sat-
urday. Nov. II, in the Book-Cadil-
lac Hotel Both the main ballroom
and the Italian Gardens Will be
used.
The Michigan Citizens Commit
tee, which IS sponsoring the lee
ture. report a few tickets still
available. They may be obtained
by calling RA. 06l0
While in Detroit Mrs. Roosevelt
will be the guest of Mrs. Dorothy
X. Roosevelt of Birmingham.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
GoodfeIIow Sale
Set forDec. 1S

Detroits Old NewSboys will be
on the streets again Dec. 1S for
the annual sale of Goodfellow
newspapers, Fred j. Winkler an
nounced Saturday.
Members of the attendance de-
partment OF the board education
are again checking Goodfellow
lists for the names OF underprivi-
legged children to be remembered
this Christmas. This work is un-
der the direction of A. N. Hen
nigar.
Goodfellow gifts will include
stockings, warm underw r,
sweaters, shoes, dolls, toys, books
and games as well as candy,
which will be donated by the
Fred Sanders Co. Gift packages
will be distributed the day before
Christmas by Detroit policemen
and Boy Scouts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Eight Deaths Charged
To Bethlehem Steel

BETHLEHEM. Pa, Nov. 10
CUP)-A coroner's jury today
charged the Bethlehem Steel Co.
with contributory negligence in
the death Of eight men by gas
poisoning last Oct. 1S at the No /
furnace pit Of its Lehigh plant
here.
The eight men died when six
OF them attempted TO rescue a
foreman and his assistant from
the bottom of the furnace. At the
same time 35 others were made
I'll by gas fumes which swept
through the plant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

But traffic was only one Of the
many problems Nelson has tackled
and solved. During MS colorful
career he was known as one Of the
Big Four" OF the detective bu-
reau. The other members Of the
quartet, all retired, were former
Chief Of Detectives William Col
Inns. Inspector Harry Schouw and
1t. Fred Drechsler.
Nelson, as a member Of the
team, solved the daring daylight
robbery Of the Detroit News on
June 8, 1928. in which PatrOlman
George BaFstead was slain.
Nelson holds % citations. He is
married and has two daughters,
Mrs. Kenneth Mapes and Mrs. c.
j. Smith.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
AUTO DEATHS DROP
ONE OF BIG FOUR

His reward for this record was
appointment as director OF traffic
in l943, the job which he will leave
to take over the deputy superin-
tendent's post.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
PLANNING Aides Chosen

KALAMAZOO, Nov. lO-How-
ard -. Corbus. superintendent OF
Richland schools, has been named
chairman OF the county planning
board. William A. Stone is vice
chairman and Mrs. Nina b. Rix,
secretary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Being a Good Cop
Gets Nelson Top Job
BY FRED MANARDo

Big buN and affabe Chris" Nelson who this will
the third highest post the Detroit police depart
deputy superntendent-is fought his
from the ranks by the simple formula of being good
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

cop
Nelson started as a patrolman
Feb. rs. 1911, at the Chene station.
After siX years he was transferred
TO the detective bureau and on
July /, 1919, was made a detective
sergeant.
AUTO DEATHS DROP
Only July l. 1923, he was ap-
pointed detective lieutenant and in
January. 1887, received his inspec-
torship and also the assignment as
head of the Accident Prevention
Bureau
The APB was in its infancy
then and through Nelson's efforts
n grew. So successful was his
work that within one year fatal
automobile accidents in the city
were reduced from 355 in 1887 10
lq6 I'm 1879
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

take Churchill for
him election
Nmi
for the instruments.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
BOB HOPE
Conmuniques


II disappointed
asnes and here /
Churchill he had
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
BENEFITS SCHEDULED

This year Goodfellow merchan-
disc will be handled by the J. l.
Hudson Co.
Although various benefits. in.
Guiding the high school champion.
ship football game, scheduled for
Nov. "A at Brj"gs Stadium, will
help TO swell - Old Newsboys
Fund, most OF the money must
come from the annual newspaper
sale of Goodfellow editions,
Winkler said.
"Goodfellows plan again to
keep the pledge of James j.
Brady in 1914. No child with-
out Christmas, Winkler
said.
THE Old Newsboys GOOdfel-
low Fund has made plans To
care for 10000 underprivileged
children. We have been notified
by the welfare department, the
Wayne County Bureau OF Social
Aid and other organizations
that there are thousands OF
children who will receive no
Christmas cheer except that
provided by the Goodfellows.
GIFTS ESSENTIAL ITEMS
These are the children ef
widows, unemployables, sick
parents and those whe-aHe
totally incapacltated. These
children feel sharply that other
children have things they do
not have.
This IL need which the
Old Newsboys can and will fill.
Most OF our gifts are Of essen
tial clothing. Our help in the
schools, TOO, In furnishing
lunches for all underprivileged
children, ss well as eyeglasses
to children OF INDECENT families,
will continue"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Did You Get Yours7

II YOU arc getting your pro-
poruonate share Of the candy
made IN tins country in l949,
you viii have enjoyed 1856
pounds by New Years Eve, ac-
Cordlng 10 department OF COM
mcrce preliminary estimates
reported by Philip 2 Gott Chr
cage. president OF the National
ConfeCtoncrS Association.
Output for 1873 may come
near tho industry $ record high
n more than $500 600 600
pounds IN l9i4 and VIII top the
1o43 wnncr-up figure Of more
than - 500 O00 600 pounds de-
spite sharp sugar quota reduc-
fIons and diminished buying by
government 8EcnCieS. In both
years the government supplied
rauon-troe sugar for the candy
used IN immense quantities by
the armed forces Tho prelIm-
mary cstimat, for l9ij Is . oGO,-
600 900 pounds
Production. nevertheless is
running behind consume de-
mand at the rate Of 700 0uOJOQ
pounds annually.