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Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04

Cpl EIsin Jacob is home on
furiough visiting his father. u
Jacob. =. Aubrey Whites store on
Preston ST, VAS burned Thurs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Jones left fer
San Francisco, Calf, after spend
Ing several weeks here. The
st. James Bapt, Sunday School
met at the usual hour. the juniors
taught by Bro. l.. Marshall won
the banner In attendance and
finance. Sunday Was Mission
AIRY day at st. James. the women
rendered q wonderful program.
after which the pastor. Rev. A.
Williams. brought the morning
message. He reported as having
wonderful time on his months
vacation, In Bakerfield. Calf.
and Phoenix, Aria, we were all
glad to see him back in the pulpit.
Offering $23.04. Flex Neal, re-
ceiyed word that his brother at
Buekner. had passed, The City
prayer band will meet with the
18th st. Bapt. church Sunday. May
9Th, at s a. m. Bro. Mitchell pres
ident. Cpl. Lonnie Caldwell
has returned from overseas duty
and Is spending 80 day furlough
with his wife. Mrs. Ellen Caid-
we'll. Mrs. Nettie Harris and
daughter, the mother and sister.
OF Mrs, Sugar Pree. is spending |
The weekend in Lewisville. with |
their son and brother Jessie Har- |
ris. Miss Thelma H. Fortman +
and Vera Green was the dinnerl
guest OF Miss Rancie pree. /
Mrs. Emma Wade and Mrs. Mary
Harris liz very III this week.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04
ARKADELPHIA
Mrs. !. u. Caesar
1907 W. Logan s.

Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Cooke and
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. T. Williams mo-
tored to Roughton, Ark, to at
tend the graduating exercises OF
the Washington Jr High School,
Mrs. Braegs principal. Mr.. Cooke
who Is principal of Peake high
school of this city, delivered the
graduation address. . Sgt. Clar-
ence Johnson Of Shreveport, La,
is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Mollie
Butler. Sgt. Johnson has served
three years and ten months over
seas in Australia and New Guinea.
On Friday, April 81, Rev. and
Mrs. Butler gave an Introductory
tea. Several friends were there to
meet Sgt. Johnson in spite of the
rainy weather. On Sunday, April
20, they motored to Pinceton to
visit friends and relatives. The
Jr. and Sr. choirs of Pleasant Hill
Baptist church went to Gurdon to
the 9Th Sunday singing union
The Jr. choir was represented with
d solo from Harold Thompson
who is one of our outstanding
young men. The Caesars We're
dinner guests Of Prof, and Mrs.
Henry Bell, Prof, Bell is prin-
cipal Of Gurdon high school q.
Mrs. N. O. Blanchard received a
letter from the War Department
stating that the 500 Port Com
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04

Drake Patton Is home for few
DAYS with her parents. Mrs.
stella Mae James have been very
III. Her daughter Marietta, r.
here with her. She il a senior
IT the Washington high school of
fexarkana aud her sister, Ger.
thfine. is attending high school In
Sherman, Texas,
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04
Nevada Co. School
Annie NJ. Young

We look forward eagerly to
Community Day April q. as a
day when we shall renew our
covenant Of understanding be-
tween parents and teachers. -.
supt. and Mrs. L. w. Johnson
motored to their home In Pine
Bluff. both to visit home and at
tend Founders Day at A. NJ. Il
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04
Snliith!oIl
Oracle Mae Nixon

Mrs. A. N Merriweather OF
Camden spent the weekend with
her sister, Mrs. Mary Cunning
ham. Mrs Addie Bee Harper
IS on the sick list, Jessie Beay-
er and Mrs, Oracle Mae Nixon
took a business trip to Arkadel-
phla. Tuesday. April Il. Mrs.
Annie Bell Stevenson visited Hot
Springs ON April Is.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04

Jack Mekinzie Jr. visited his
father, Jack Mckenzie. Ala
bama Mckenzie and Mrs. Maggie
Marshall, spent Sat. with Mrs.
Mammie Robinson. Mrs. Annie
Mckenzie made a business trip to
Camden Thursday.
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04
" iillllar
.uz-,re-,, y iss
Mildred Robertson

Mrs. NJ. A. Greer, left for Gould
last week. Mrs. Guylene Cord
on and daughter left for Chicago,
Ill. Cpl. w. V. Rutherford
has returned to camp. Shut
ms are: Matt Griham, Mrs. Nettie
Arkansas State press., 1945-05-04

81
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Cuts Budget,
Rdps Police
Times Photo

Mayor Jeffries trimmed an addi-
tional S2,S36,l65 from 1856
budget requests today. At the same
time he criticized the police depart
ment for its "fraternal attitude" /"
He also called police phone
operators the toughest
in the city" A proposal has been
made to place the operators in a
new department.
Commissioner BalleRgeF, how
ever, pointed out that many Of the
SS operators were disabled and
unfit for more active duty.
Its -. near time we broke
the fraternal attitude :" JEFF
fries exploded. "of once a police
man always a policeman whether
a man can produce a days work
or not"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21

NEW YORK Feb % ms
Happy 10 be back home in the
United States, 98S Western Front
casualties have arrived in New
York aboard three army trans
ports.
There were men with SplintS
and crutChcS with eyepatcheS and
casts. head bandagcs and dan
Cling sleeves. and men with blank,
staring eyes.
A group OF 533 were taken 10
the Camp ShankS Station Hos
pital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21

mother OF fOuT, VIII be pdrOled tHC
March % after completing her mi
for manslaughter.
Mrs. Barker was convicted by a
jury in Circuit Judge Ira w.
Jaynes court in June, 1888, Of
the fatal shooting Of her business
associate, Mrs. Edith Mae Cum
r.nCS.
One Of the terms Of the parole
VIII be that Mrs. Barker not re-
enter the real estate business for
three years after her release.
The two women we're returning
from a business trip 70 Chicago
when Mrs Cummings was killed
The state attempted 10 prove
that Mrs. Barker stole the re-
yolvcr 10 commit murder.
Mrs. Barker was defended by
Harry +. Kelly, now governor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Rail Ticket Seller
Is Arrested by fBi

NEW YORK. Feb. % ms
THc FBf announced today The ar
rest OF a Pennsylvania Railroad
ticket seller charged with black
market operations IN selling rail-
road reservations 10 Miami
The FBI identified the man as
John Henry Lowe. a Of Newark.
who sold tickets on SD street
New York.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Mrs. Julia BarkerS
Parole Due March %

Mrs Julia Barker prominent Detroit real estate and
Of will be paroed from the Detroit House of Correction
March % after compeng her minimum Of 10 to l5year
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18

Strong, durable, assorted fabrics.
Double hook hanger that will
not tilt. Viii hold 8 garments.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18
State Troops,
Police in Tests

Starting at midnight Saturday,
Joint action Of Michigan State
Troops stationed here and Detroit
police will begin on a simulated
citywide disaster with the maneu-
yer being observed by army, state
and police heads.
State guard officers of six states
viii also be on hand as observers
after a conference earlier Satur-
day at the Piquette Armory,
where there will be an inspection
of the first battalion OF the 3lst
Infantry.
The visiting officers will tour
the riverfront installations which
/ have been guarded during the war
by state troops. Col. Owen J.
Cleary, commanding officer. will
be host.
POLICE ACTION FIRST
/ Five hundred Detroit police will
start the maneuyer which will
bring into service police COM
mando squads.
The police action has been
charted by Insp, Ezra Johnson, 1t.
Col. John Bagby of the 728th Mill
tary Police Battalion and 1t. Col.
Leo Wendell Of the State Troops.
The State Troops will join the
maneuver early Sunday with
mobilization of the 3fst Infantry,
third battalion of the 34th In
fantry and the second MP battai-
ion under Col. Cieary,
Troops in action will total 1900
men. augmented by 100 motor
vehicles, including arrnored cars
and troop transports.
Mai. Gen. Thomas Colladay and
staff of the First Division, State
| Troops, and Brig Gen. Leroy
Pearson, adjutant general. will
review the action.
100 ON ALERT
The State Troops now al the
peak Of training since their forTna.
ton in 1910. have 320 officers and
men On duty in Detroit at al
times. A striking force of 100 men
is maintained. Headquarters are IN
the Piquette Armory.
r Observers viii come from Iii
noiS, Ohio, Indiana. Tennessee
Georgia and Pennsylvania.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-18

10 TO b hradrnuh rvr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-01
robson CONCERT
PLANNED TO EQUAL
SCOTT TRIUMPH

With the close 81 ne rals j
immensely suoccssfal lla,, sd
concert a. WALSH s.i,a,
more tickets were sot -aa-
any other conrof' s
the Masonic ant Ne ia, /,
dustrious Patrons 'nt "A
are planning an fn hsss- pa
Robson concert s,
the Masonic temsf a. ,aass
December 2
Paul RohesoH ph n,
10 packed houses in nr.r \
fore. was last rm
IN The triumphal q !,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-01
THE FACE
GETS A
NEW TUNE

The lateft song ~
Crawley famous eiaaa.n,,
songwriier. is q rumA.r es,,.' y
being done by comedian t1
the Face" Butts /, /. r"1
almost. Bat Not Quite p..1
who IS scheduled Tor an CO
tour with the rSO has in.
pleted a theatre ana high a
tour when he PLAYED ire zo..'
in DETROIT and Docs elsa
Baltimore last Week IA, r,..1
festrre is 80 Steam and 10 y
Water. y
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14

Chicago, Ill. - V sObOto II
novembra priredi V Aldine Hall.
Oil Armitage ave-, veselico dru-
Stvo Slovenski dom st. Sc SNIP.
Vstopnina je soc. Ia dvorana
je znana re il mnogih prejsnjih
priredb tega drustva. Ako Sc
pripeljete S Halsted St. karo, IL
stopite ma Armitage 5000 block
in innate Sc biloxi zapadno pc
Armitage do dvorane.
Veselice drus. "Slovenski
dom" so bile Sc vselej dobro O.
biskane in tako Sc tudi sedaj
nadejamo velike udelezbe. Igral
DO Molina trio. Torej pridite
omenjeno soboto ma mas north
side tudi IL zapadne in JUNE
strani mesta, da Sc boste zaba-
vail skupno z nami. - T.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14
PIONEER SNIP
2O-LETNICO

Chicago, Ill. - DruStvo Pho
neer st. $50 SNIP je prvo an
gleSko poslujoee drustvo te jed
note, in prvo, XII je bio ustanov-
ljeno IL mladinskih vrst. Sedaj
je to drustvo re dvajset let sta
70 in Sc ne more vec imenovati
mladinsko kakor Sc je oh svoji
ustanovitvi. A vendar je polno
svezega, mladostnega zivljenja
in razvilo Sc je dveh desetletjih
V n~ajvecje druStvo SNIP.
V soboto "A. novembra DO
svoj JUBILEE p%roslavilo z veliko
zabavo, XII Sc DO vrsila V obeh
dvoranah SNIP. Tudi Piles DO V
obema. In vstopnina je samo
soc. Vsi prijatelji drustva in do
bre zabave SO vabljeni ia vecer
med nase pionirje IL druge ge-
neracije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14
Kie moi DO sedez
zdruzenih nurodov?

Ma pripravljalni konferenci
zdruzenih narodov V Londonu
je bila vecina cato, da DO sedez
te ustanove V Zed. drzavah.
Glede mesta sta imela prednost
San Francisco in Philadelphia.
Anglezi in vec drugih evropskih
vlad bi radi, da maj DO sedez
zdrzenih narodov v Zenevi v
svici, kjer re stoji ogromna pa
laca pokojne lige narodov. Tam
SO re arhivi, XII hi prav prisli,
.sploh je vse urejeno. A vecina
je mnenja, da ina propadla liga
tako slabo ime, da bi naselitev
V njenem poslopju ma svetovno
.javnost porazno vplivalo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14

industrij, XII bi bile odvisne cd
tie recne Transporting proge.
Ako sta Same Ceska in Poll
ska prizadeti cd vodnih cest v
Nemciji, zakaj Sc Russia protivi
temu predlogu internacionali-
zacije? Tezava je pr Donavi.
Ia ogromni veletok S svojimi
vaznimi prevoznimi cestami je
bill internacionaliziran = toda
po prvi svetovni vojni SO bile v
komisiji, XII je %upravljala memo
ustje lie Britannia, Francija, TIA
liza in Rumunija. Sovjetska Ru-
sija, XII je imela tam vecje inte-
reese kot druge ~velesile, pa je
bila potisnjena V ozadje - in
Moskva ina dolg spomin.
Navzlic vsemu temu pa je "a
deva internacionalizacije evrop-
skin vodnih cest problem male
ga pomona. Tezko razumliivo
je, zakaj Sc je dvignilo toliko
prahu V Londonu radi stvari, XII
nj mednarodne vaznosti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14
STE ZE lZvOLILI
ZAsTOPNIKE MA
KONFERENCO p. M.?

V nedeljo Is. novembra DO v
SLOW. narodnem domu v Wauke-
ganu konferenca Prosvetne ma
tice in JSZ. Pricne Sc OBJ 10. dop.
VISA druStva so bila re V ok
tobru pismeno povabljena, da
izvolijo delegate ma to zborova-
ME. Pricakujemo, da Sc visa cd
zovejo, kajti ma Mi bodo imeli
zastopniki IL naselbin v tenn
kraju Illinoisa ter il Milwau-
keeja, West Allisa in Sheboy-
CANA priliko p~orocati O aktiv-
nostih V svojih naselbinah in
sklepati O nash bodocih nalo-
gah.
Prijavite zastopnike tajniku
Antonu Gardnu ma naslov 1857
So. Lawndale Ave-, ali pa ma
nas1ov Proletarca.
Dosedaj SO priglaseni "a dru-
Stvo st. 1902 SNIP Antonio Ur-
banz, "a federacijo SNIP cika-
Skega okrozja Frank Alesh, "a
druStvo st. 80 SNIP Joe Oblak,
druStvo st. $50 SNIP DO zasto-
pal Louis Zorko, klub st. l JSZ
Milan Medvesek in Angela
Zaitz, IL drugih naselbin pa
linen zastopnikov Sc nismo pre-
jeli. Mnogi jih sporoGe direktno
ma sell.
Navzoc DO seveda tajnik An
ton Garden, il uprave Proletar-
ca Chas. Pogorelec in cd ekse-
kutive JSZ Frank Zaitz.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14

Chicago, Ill. - KO SmO uSta-
novili Slovenski ameriSki marc
dni svet, je bio bnenje mnogih
da je taxa organizacija "a anne
riSke Slovence brezpomembna
ker radi nejasnosti kaj Sc god
V start domovini, ne DO mogla
vrSiti svoje naloge. Radi tega
je bila agitacija V pridobivanju
clanstva V zacetku otezkocena
in morda je to najvecji vzrok.
da Sc organizacija nj tako raz-
Sirila, kakor je bila naSa leila.
Da ameriski Slovenci potrebu-
jejo organizacijo kot je SANS.
to vidimo danes, ker nam je BIZ
10 potion ME omogo>eno izvrSiti
veliko agitacije med American
CT in da V bodoce 10 cakaio Sc
velike naloge. Memo delo Sc Sc
lie komaj pricenja. Kdor nj slep,
ia lahko vidi, ka ko SYSTEMATIC
no je re pricela prihajati V to
dezelo propaganda proti novi
Jugoslaviji. To pa najvec radi
tega, ker je tamkajsnje ljudstvo
pometlo IL drzave korupcijo in
MEN druzabni red. cato toliko
vika in krika o komunizmu in
komunistih, kateri vladajo Slo-
venijo in Jugoslavijo. In kar ma
enkrat toliko bojazni, koliko BIO
trpeIo dobro slovensko ljudstvo
cod komunisticno diktaturo.
Clovek Sc nehote vpraSa, kje so
bill ii prijatelji naroda takrat
ko je padal pc tistem ljudstvu
avstrijski bic, "a katerega smo
V cerkvah in Solah molili in "a
MIN bic srbske diktature, kate
ra je omogocila, da so tujci IL
rabljali bogastva Jugoslavije in
tamkajSnje ljudstvo.
V Chicago obstoje stir posto-
janke SANSa. TIE bodo priredi1e
skupno veselico nedelio 10.
novembra dvorani SNPJ. Pro-
gram, XII Sc pricne oh g., DO "a
nimiv in kot govornik DO nasto-
pill slovenski partizan, kateri
YAM DO V besedah p%redstavil
borbo partizanske vojne "a Slo-
venijo in Jugoslavijo. Vstopni-
ma je samo soc in yes prebitek
je namenjen "a naSo narodno
organizacijo SANS. cato apeli-
ram ma vse zavedne Slovence in
Slovenke V Chicago in okolici,
ola posetijo priredbo. Dale ape
liram mamie, ola Sc pridruzijo k
enl Timed Stirih podruznic kot
CLAM. Clanarina je samo So let
no. S en- boste omogocili, da DO
organizacija Sc vnaprej kot do
sedaj vrsila svoje naloge.
Frank Alesh, tajnik podruz-
nice st. 25.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14
PRiRODNJA DRAMSKA
PREDSTAVA 30
9. DECEMBRA

Chicago. Gull ste re, ali pa
citali, da Sc dramski odsek klu-
ba st. l JSZ pripravlja ma vpri-
zoritev veseloigre treh deja-
Min "HiSa gospoda Harrington
ma. VrSila Sc DO g. dec. V dvo-
rani SNIP. Pricne Sc oh 3. pop.
Pc koncani igri DO plesna "a
bava.
Veseloigre ma naSem odru re
precej casa nj bilo. In sedaj pa,
kakor nalaSc, vprizorjena DO oh
casu, ko Sc nasi fantje IL kon-
cane Vojne vracajo in Sc svet
polagoma pripravlja spet ma
"normalne razmere", V katerih
cloveku nj treba vsako minute
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14
v francoski zbornici
81 zensk

V novi francoski zbornici ali
konstituanti je 81 zensk, kandi-
dlralo pa jih je vanjo 258. Zen
ske V Franciji SO Uncle volilno
pravico sedaj prvic V zgodovini
svoje dezele. Izmed izvoljenih
81 zensk Jill spada 16 komuni-
sticni stranki, Sest socialisticni,
Q pa novi stranki republicanske-
ga gibanja.
Tako Sc je dogodilo, da je V
trancoskem parlamentu sedai
vec zensk kot pa V angleskem
ali V ameriSkem kongresu, dasi
imajo zenske V Angliji in V nasi
dezeli volilno pravico re mnogo
let.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14
WAR WAS COSTLIEST
IN NATIONS HISTORY

Deaths incurred in battle during
the last war came within $1,000
of equaling the deaths suffered in
all previous wars in which this
country was involved.
That startling disclosure is made
by General George C.. Marshall
who lists death casualties at 2O1,-
367, or four times as many as in
World War l, and more than both
sides sustained in the War Between
the States.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14

miSliti ma vojno in imeti skrbi,
ali Sc ia ali oni sploh Sc kdaj
Vrne. Vstopnice V predprodaji
SO pc Csc in Jill dobite pr clanih
in drugih prijateljih naSe dra-
matike, ali pa v SDC. - P. O..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14
DobiSki Sc bodo
nudulievuIi

Tajnik zakladniskega depart
menta Fred M. Vinson pravi,
da bodo dobieki korporacij v pri-
hodnjem letu znasali najmanj
osem milijard dolarjev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-14

je Kielskega kanala je precej
drugacen in pomeni, da zahod-
ne velesile odstopijo cd Roose-
veltovega predloga Teheranu.
Rusom je dobro znano, da DO V
mednarodni komisiji mnogo gla-
SOW, XII bodo sovjetsko Rusijo
vedno preglasovali, tako da "a
MO ne DO prostega izhoda il
Baltskega v severno morje.
Ako 81 zdaj ogledamo evrop-
ske vodne ceste, reke in kanale,
katere velja upoStevati pri tenn
predlogu, bono videli, da so
mnogo mani vazne. Reka Rena
je bila vedno internacionalna.
cetudi ne vedno uradno. Cello
ko je Hitler razpustil medina
rodno rensko komisijo, Sc tenn
pogledu nj nicesar spremenilo
= sele vojna je polozaj predru-
gacila, Laba je wanna "a Ceho-
slovaSko, kot pref. Odra DO va
INA lie "a Poljake, katerim bo
odprla pot do mora IL indu-
strijskih predelov Slezije. Ma
nemSkem bregu Odre nj velikih
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-20
Clio to Seek
Wages

Detroit, Aug. 20-AP-The Unit
ed Automobile Workers (CIO),
which Saturday announced It had
forwarded demands for a 80 per
cent wage increase to General Mo-
tors Corporation, plans to make
similar demands upon other auto
mobile companies.
r. j. Thomas. UAW-CIO presi-
dent, said today that wherever
our contracts are open we will go
ahead. He said that contracts
with many Of the automobile max
ers provided for wage negotiations
Immediately upon any change in the
national wage policy.
Demands upon General Motors
Corporation were announced by
Walter r. Reuther international
vice president of the JAW and the
unions General Motors director.
In a letter to c. f. Wilson, Genera
Motors president, he asserted that
the corporation could grant the
wage increase without increasing
prices for its products, and thus
keep in line with the new wage
policy announced by the govern
ment.
There was no comment from rep
resentatives Of General Motors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-20
Stores Will Bulge For Holiday Shoppers

not be as much as last year. This
doesn't mean prices on individual
items will drop. But volume OF low
priced items will boom-so the
economists say.
In a directive to his department
and agency heads over the week.
end, Mr.. Truman rounded up all he
and his right-hand men had said
last week the governments recon
version policy would be.
Briefly. he said:
Price control must continue. bu.
only where necessary. Just as in
wartime. price ceilings can be lifted
to ease hardship or correct inequi.
ties.
viii Remain
The War Labor Board will re-
main for a while. II will continue
to handle labor disputes which in
terfere with reconversion as Il
handled in war time those which
interfered with the war effort.
There can be wide scale wage in.
creases without bothering to ask
government permission-provided
the boss who gives the raises does
MT try to use them as an excuse
for hiking prices.
The President said he was issu-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-20

ing these orders in order to:
Promote a swift and orderly
transition to a peacetime economy
OF free independent private enter.
prise with full employment and
maximum production in industry
and agriculture and to assure the
general stability OF prices and costs
and the maintenance o; purchasing
power"
Mr.. Truman Is known TO have or.
dered an end to the strictly war
time agencies as quickly as posi-.
BILE.
He wants the regular. peacetime
departments to take over any OF the
wartime agencies functions needed
In peacetime.
Therell be a drastic cut in fed.
eral aid under the Lanham Act
which helped war centers, with
swollen populations, to maintain
and build schools, nurseries and
other facilities
The Federal works Agency said
all such projects, where construc-
ton has not yet begun, would be
suspended.
After Oct. 81 there1l be an end
to such federal help for those nurs-
cries where war-job mothers parked
their children during working
hours.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-20

Washington, Aug. 20-AP-Here's
the reconverslon score today as
America entered its first full week
of peace:
/. The nation will have one OF
its biggest Christmas shopping sea-
sons.
2. President Truman will con-
tinue wartime controls where need
ed.
3. Mr.. Truman will abolish war
time agencies quickly, where he
can,
4. OPA still is aiming at lower
clothing prices; they may come
by Christmas.
5. The government won't stop
cashing Of war bonds. but it wants
people to hold on to them.
6 Lend-lease, the As billion dollar
pipeline to victory. is being shut
off.
And here's the picture:
Store shelves should be pretty
well loaded by Christmas. but they
won't buAe IN next month or so.
Government experts think many
articles OF hitherto-scarce clothing
low and medium priced should
be pouring into stores by Novem.
Der and December.
Volume TO Boom
Total Christmas spending may
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-20
Quisling Being Tried For Treason
Lend Lease Pipeline Being
Shut Off by United States

The United Kingdom has been
the chief recipient of lend-lease
aid. From inception Of the pro
gram in March, 1874, to last April
/, latest date for which figures are
available. she received goods valu-
ed at s12,775,OOO.O0O.
Estimating Britain's overseas in
debetness at between SIG, 900, O00,,
900 and s2O,OOO,OOO.OOO, exclusive OF
apything owed under lend-lease, the
economist said this amount should
be scaled down in the light Of in.
flated prices and that England then
would need about $6,00O.O00, 900 in
cash to carry out the funding pro-
grom.
Posing its own question as to
where the money might come from,
the magazine added:
Clearly, there could only be one
source-the United States.