davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-05
NQuyDraHReducfion
MayAidOlderGroup
June Quota May Be Reduced By so Per Cent
High Officials Declare; Cut Will At
feet 1898 Age Bracket First

WASHINGTON, April 4 Up
Some reduction in Selective Ser.
vice calls for older men was fore.
cast today as a result of a deep
slash in the Nays draft require.
ments.
High officials who requested
ANONYMITY disclosed that the Navy
will need only about 10000 draft
registrants in May instead OF
twice that number as had been
planned. They said the June quota,
originally about the same as May,
might be reduced by more than So
per cent, and when the Navy reach.
es peak strength in July there prob.
ably will be a further substantial
cut.
The reductions for May and June
amount to about a IL per cent cut
in the overall draft calls for the
Army and Navy. They had been
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-05
Stettinius Seeks Trade Conference
Of World Powers To Further Peace

national interests of the United
States and of each Of our Allies
are bound up in maintaining and
cementing in the peace of our
wartime partnership; third that the
extent of our agreement is far
wider and more fundamental than
the extent of our differences"
He spoke with obvious references
to recent Russian moves that have
cast a shadow over the forthcom-
ing San Francisco Conference-a
demand for representation for the
Soviet-recognized Polish provision
al government, a demand for three
votes in the assembly of the world
organization, and choice of Am
bassador to the U. S. Andrea Gro
myko instead of Foreign Commits
sar v. M. Molotov to head the
Continued On Page Three; Col. y
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-05

to resolve' the Temporary diff
culties of a political nature that
have arisen in connection with
the San Francisco Conference" on
world organization opening April
Is.
Saying he was unable to discuss
the subject in detail because the
United States Government is at
this moment engaged in very ac-
tive efforts to resolve these diff
fculties," he added: :.
1--WE are going right ahead with
our plans for the San Francisco
Conference and we are resolved
to make it the success that it
must be. I ask you to remember:
first that the United Nations have
repeatedly overcome other diff
culties far more serious in the
past three years; second that the
vital national interests Of the
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-05
Reds Finish
Last Germans
In Hungary
Bradshaw F alls; Reds
Drive linton Vienna's
Southern Suburbs

LONDON, Thursday, April s.
- The Russians captured Bratis-
lava, cleared the last Germans out
OF Hungary and fought into Wen
mas southern suburbs yesterday in
a day of sensational successes all
along the southeastern front.
The combined blow of the Sec
ond, Third and Fourth Ukrainian
Army groups also hurled the Nazis
back in northwest Yugoslavia in
the Mura river valley and over.
came the enemy foothold in the
little Carpathian mountains north
OF Bratislava, pressaging the early
clearance of all Slovakia.
Premier Stain announced the
storming of Bratislava, capital OF
the Nazi puppet state Of Slovakia
and key Danubian stronghold OF
100000 population, less than "a
hours after Marshal Rodion Y. Ma
hnovsky's Second Ukrainian Group
had laid siege to the city.
The subsequent Moscow broad
cast communique announced that
Marshal Feodor I. Tolbukhin's
Third Ulrainian forces seized moro
than 80 communities south and
southwest of Vienna, one Of them
Zwoelfazing-only a mile and a
half from the southern city lin.
its and seven and a half from the
very center Of the Austrian capital.
Almost due south Of Vienna, the
Russians announced they had hurl-
ed the last of the Germans off Hun.
garian territory and were pressing
their liberating invasion of Yugo-
slavia.
This drive, which took ten Yugo-
slav towns during the day, was
aided by Bulgarian troops.
Similarly, Czechoslovak army
forces aided in the southwestWard
thrust of the Fourth Ukrainian Ar
my in northwest Slovakia, which
captured more than go populated
places.
The resumed offensive by Col.
Gen. Ivan Petrov's Fourth Ukrain-
ians was apparently the long-ex-
pected push to team up with Ma
linovsky's northern units and put
the squeeze on the German held
remainder of Slovakia.
Another more significant linkup
was indicated in Malinovsky's cap
ture of Bradshaw. This laid open
the traditional invasion gate to
Austria and promised early union
with the Tolbukhin forces that al
ready were in Vienna's southern
suburbs.
The stage was set for another
MISUNDERSTANDING joint opera
ton, similar to that which captur-
ed Budapest.
Berlin, taking cognizance Of the
imminent consolidation Of Red foh
ces, said that advances by the So
viets made it necessary to move
back the German front in Slovakia
to shortened line.
The victory was celebrated in
Moscow with 20 sa1voes from 224
guns.
The swift capture upset German
plans to hold the strongpoint as a
shield against enlightenment OF vi
emma. Moscow reported ships and
units of the Red Banner Danube
fortilla participated in the victory.
Bradshaw, a large river port Y
miles east Of Vienna on the
Danube, IS big manufacturing
center that has supplied the Ger
mans with important ammunition
and chemicals
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-05
MID-U. S. SHIYERS
UNDER SN0WST0RM
Fruit Crops Threatened By
Unreasonable Winter
Weather
BY The Associated Press

Heavy snow, bitter cold, high
winds and flood waters harassed
the mid-continent yesterday.
Wintry intrusions on the spring
season, well advanced by abnorn.
ally warm March weather, threat.
ened fruit crops, blocked high.
ways, closed rural schools and dis.
rupted travel.
Snowfall ranged up to II inches
in Minnesota, the worst April
storm since 1928. Northern and
western Iowa had as much as II
inches. There was IA inch cover
in Nebraska. Northwestern Wis.
consin and upper Michigan had al
least 8 inches. A Rocky Mountain
storm left up to IA inches in Colo.
RADIO and Wyoming, accompanied
by II below zero weather at La
ramie, Wyo., and IA below al
Leadville, Colo.
There also was some snow in
New Mexico, Texas Missouri ane
Kansas. Freezing weather extend
ed as far south as Texas, where
a low of II was reported from
Pampa. Guymon, Okla, had a low
of II.
Chicago Weather Bureau fore.
casters said the snow was clean
ing out for the most part but freeZ
ing weather would continue today
in the Midwest, the Plains and
the Southwest.
Fruit apparently was the mos
endangered of the crops. E. H
Hoppert. Nebraska Agricultural
(COntinued nm paun Three. CnI L
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-05

scheduled at approximately 1872, 00C
men each month.
The Navy pairing results princi.
pally, it was stated, from an up
trend in the enlistment of 17-year.
olds. It also indicates that Navy
casualties may be fewer than had
been anticipated, thus accelerating
the ace toward top strength OF
100000 men.
While it gave no details, the Ma.
Wy officially confirmed the cut in
its Selective Service call. It said
in a statement that monthly re-.
quests have been and are being
gradually rtduced to conform to
authorized strength" =
Officials said that obviously any
such reduction will be felt first in
COntinuad nm paUn Couou. Cn1 4,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-05
FORECAST

pnrtiy cloudy and slightly cooler teday
with moderate southerly winds.
Yesterdays temperatures:
High, GLOW, 90.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-05

Continued on Page Seven; Col. y
Evening star., 1945-06-03
Chevy. Chase
Society Ne1Vs

Mrs. Leigh Brite entertained at a
luncheon party Thursday at the
Shoreham in honor of Mrs. Allie
Lowe and her daughter, Miss Irene
Lowe, from the Virgin Islands,
who are guests of the formers
brother -in-law, Mr.. H. Earl Lowe
and also for Mrs. Ethel Smith of
Fort Lauderdale, who is the house
guest of Miss Dorothy Jackson.
Mrs. Frank Miller was hostess at
tea Friday in honor of Mrs. Fred
erick Pitts, wife of Col. Pitts.
Mrs. P. K. Norris was a luncheon
hostess Friday in honor of Mrs
Frank Defer of Indianola, Nebr
who is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Harold Hedges.
Mrs. Selden Spangler, wife OF
Capt. Spangler, entertained at a
luncheon at the Parrot Tuesday
to honor her sister -in-law, Corpl
Wilma H. Spangler of Santa Fe.
Mrs. Robert N. Patterson left
Wednesday to visit her daughter
Miss Priscilla Patterson, at the Ohio
Wesleyan University. She also will
visit friends in Cleveland before re-
turning to her home in Chevy
Chase.
Mrs. Harry Hamlet, wife of Rear
Admiral Hamlet, is visiting her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
E. H. Dudley, in Guilford, Conn.
1t. Nelson Woodson of the 9th
Army Air Force who has been over
seas for one year is spending a
furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert P. Woodson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Lawrence have
had as their guests for several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Feller of New
York City. Mrs. Lawrence, with her
daughter, Miss Russell Lawrence
left yesterday for two weeks visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J
Breazeale in Westminster, S. C.
Mrs. Paul A. Porter and daughter
Anne Covington Porter, left Fri
day for Winchester, KY, to visit her
sister, Mrs. William Battaile.
Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Roy Reynoldson
left Thursday for West Point, tc
attend the graduation of their son
Cadet Charles Reynoldson, which
will take place Tuesday.
1t. Col. and Mrs. l.. A. Haslup
have as their guests, Prof. and Mrs
Ira Frank and son, Homer Frank
Of Elizabethtown, Pa.
Mrs. Dean Kimball was hostess at
tea Thursday, entertaining in honor
Evening star., 1945-06-03
Guitkersbure

GAITHERSBURG, Nd, June 2
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Jacobs and theft
daughter, Mrs. James Burke, left to-
day to attend the graduation OF
Cadet Charles Jacobs from the
Charlotte Hall Military Academy.
Mrs. j. Forest Walker has gone tC
Chambersburg to be present at the
graduation of her daughter, Miss
Barbara Walker, from Penn Hall
Junior College.
Miss Olive Via of Martinsville
Va, is the guest of her niece, Miss
Katherine Wells. Corpl. Harvey Via
who joined his mother here, left
yesterday for his base.
Miss Alice Slack of Schellsburg
Pa, has arrived to spend the sum-
mer with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Ware.
Miss Alice Fiddall of Washington
is spending the summer with Mrs
Mary K. Dunn in Washington Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Dickinson of
Germantown have as their guest
Miss Elma Inman Of Toronto, Can
ada
Evening star., 1945-06-03

of Mrs. Walter r. Gray OF Winns-
boro. S. c., who is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. William Norris, and Mrs.
George Bulmer of Santiago, who is
the guest Of her son-jn-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Enrietto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. Daven-
port have as their guest the latter's
aunt, Mrs. Arthur Farnsworth of
Orchard Park, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford S. Stephens
left yesterday for Chambersburg to
attend the graduation exercises and
activities at Penn Hall Junior Col
lege. Their daughter. Miss Lucille
Stephens, will be among the grad
uateS
Evening star., 1945-06-03
Hosts at Dinner

Maj. and Mrs. F. Thomas Evans
will be hosts this evening at dinner
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Franklin Howell, the former being
past commander in chief of the
United Confederate Veterans.
Other guests at the dinner, which
will be. given in Toll House Tavern
will be Miss Maude Bennett Snead
Mrs. Lena Epperly Macdonald, DR.
and Mrs. Seba Laurie Christie, Mr.
and Mrs. Livingston Vann, jr.; Mr.
James E. Lea and 1t. George C
Abernathy, U. S. N.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
Residential
Social Notes
- ---r--
So -hal.F
- trss-. y 4
- 4 -

Miss Myrtle Ketcham OF Atlanta
and Mr.. Frank Carstarphen of New
York are guests Of their cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clarendon
Smith, in their home on Macomb
street.
Miss Ketcham will go North
shortly to spend the summer and
Mr.. Carstarphen will leave tomor-
row for his home.
Mrs. Robert Grattan Lebby OF
Sedgwick Gardens will have as her
guest shortly Miss Virginia Wells OF
st. Petersburg, who has been a
student at the Academy of the Holy
Names in Tampa. Miss Wells will
continue her studies while in
Washington.
Evening star., 1945-06-03

Before her marriage she aUaS
Miss June Arlene Williams,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert w. Williams. Sergt.
John L. Morro10, Marine Corps,
is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
MorroD OF Geneseo, N. Y, and
lDith his bride is living in Aleu-
andria 1Ohile he is on duty at
Quantico.
-BrOlDn- -SudreS Photo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

Getting letters like this from G E owners has always been
gratifying TO us.
But its been gratifying during the years
when efficient dependable refrigeration has played
important part conserving the nation vital food supply
We feel particularly proud that the high standards set
long before the have borne fruit in the years when
refrigerators could be made.
And agree with Mrs. Sutphen that G E has had to
some to top the performance and efficiency of her
IGyear old refrigerator Yet it has been done BY l94l,
the operating cost Of GE Refrgerators had been haved,
freezing speed rpled, and prices lowered
This steady advance in G-E design and performance is
your Of the finest refrgeraors everwhen f.
build efrigerators again General Electric Company.
Bridgeport Connecticut.
BUY AND HOLD WAR BoNDsl KEEP ON BUYING THEME
TUNE IN The G. f House Party every afternoon Monday
through Friday, p m EW.T, CBS-'The G-E AIl-Gir
Orchestra Sunday 10 p m. EW.T. NBC-"The World
Today news, every weekday 45 p. IN. E.WT, CHS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

"Ihave G-E Monitor Top Refrigerator purchased March
1929 6 years ago 1t has and since
The only repair job lock when the box about
@ years old.
Il might also add that when it running, after all
these years, hardly detect the fact that working
Really gentlemen. think you will have go to top
this refrigerator Of mine regardless Of all the appoint
ments which doubt will adorn the boxes
-"A Att can say is I have refrigerator "
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

expect
something finer for your postwar aI-eccrc kitchen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23
Koloniijja Baskov

Inozemci, oziroma priseljen-
ci, XII so tekom minulih pet de-
setletij prihajali v velikih mno-
zicah V Zedinjene drzave, SO ne
hote ustanovili takozvane kolo-
nije inozemcev v raznih mestih
in krajih Zedinjenih drzav.
Tako so nastale "inozemske
kolonije" po vseh vecjih me-
stih, kakor tudi v pokraj jinah,
kjer imajo rama velika donna
ca podjetja svoje tovarne, ru-
dokope, it'd. Tako so nastale tu-
intam tudi slovenske "koloni-
je", v katerih je zivljenje - in
cestokrat tudi misljenje te +
naziranje sveta, tako, kakor je
bilo med mimi, ko so ziveli v
svojih rodnih dezelah; tudi Sc
dogaja mnogih slucajih, ola
govori deca teh priseljencev
Sc vedno jerk svojih starsev.
Med vsemi inozemci, XII so Sc
pri mas naselili "a stalno, SO
pa Baski (Basques) edini, da
ne 1--WE v kolonijah po velikih
mestih, temvec ma dezeli, oziro-
ma V gorah in hribovju drzave
Idaho; oni so tudi edini zastop-
niki inozemskih narodov, XII do
sedaj Sc MISC ustanovili svojega
easopisja, kajti Baski so maj
hen narod, XII steje jedva diva
milijona ljudi, oziroma narod
XII je nekako tolik, kakor mas
slovenski narod. Razlika m d
slovenskim narodom in Bask
jD pa "a, da so Slovenci, oziro.
ma slovclSki narod, clan osta'
lin narodov, docim, so Baski le
potomci starcga in izumrlega
naroda Iberijcev. Njihova do,
movina je Pirenejsko gorovje
oziroma zapadni del tega 60
rovja, XII tvori mejo med Fran
clio in spanijo OBJ Biskaj jskem
zaliyu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23

\ Medtem, ko so Sc prvotni bis
kajski priseljenci naselili ma de-
zeli v drzavi Idaho, je njihova
druga generacija deloma price
la raznovrstno trgovino tud
v mestu Boise, Idaho, in tako
- ako prelistujemo telefonski
seznam imenovanega m a
najdemo v MEM imena, XII SO
pristna imena Baskov, ma pri-
mer: Yrazabel, Nriezaga, Gan
riago, Anduiza, Urresti, Yribar,
Barrinaga, Nberuaga it'd. Toda
kljub temu, Boise je Sc vedno
amerisko nestc in oznaGena i
mena so imena dobrih in domo-
ljubnih ameriskih drzavljanov,
dasiravno je sedaj sredisce anne
riskih Baskov, bas kakor j.
Cleveland, O., sredisce sloven-
skin Americanov.
Prvotni priseljenci Baskov,
so Sc bavili izkljucno lie z ov~
5jerejo, oziroma z istim delom,
kakor v njihovi "stari domovi-
nj" Toda sedanja generacija Sc
peca z vsakojakimi deli in tr-
govino in tako imajo svoje
"bankirje'', grocerije, gazolin
ske postaje, ucitelje, zavaroval-
ne agente, mesarje in kavar-
marie.
V jugozapadnih delhi drzave
Idaho je sedaj nekako 5000
Baskov in njihova "kolonija' j.
v znani Jordan Valley v Orego-
nu oh meji drzave Idaho ter Sc.
ga proti iztoku do Glenns Fer
ry in Hagermanu. Sredisce te
kolonije je seveda mesto Boise,
kjer sc vrse vsako leto vse slav-
nosti, XII jih prirejajo drustya
Baskov. TIL Sc vrse pfave sta
rokrajske zabave 2 neizogibni-
mi plesovi, telovadbo in vsemi
drugimi dobrotami, kajti sta.
rih obicajev in narodnih no 1
tudi Baski ne morejo tako hi
trps pozabiti in spreneniti, da-
ssirayno 50, kako1 receno, pray
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23
IA GOSPODINJE

Pri pranju perila 81 postavi-
mo vse posode v prirocno visi-
10, da Sc pri delu ne drzimo
sklonjene navzdol. Perimo ma
TAKEN kraju, kjer nam je cim
mani treba prenasatl tezke po-
sode z vodo in perilom. Upo-
rabljamo otroski vozicek "a pre-
vazanje opranega perila, 'vreci-
co "a pripenjalke in vrv.
cim skrb.cjc pc:-,ilo razobe-
simo, tenn lazje ga pozneje Eli
kamo. Perilo razdelimo ma diva
kupa; tako, XII mora biti lepo
zlikano Ease, in tako, XII ne 'po-
trebuje toliko natancnosti, 70
pet Ease. Ko smo zlikai obleke,
moske srajce; namizno perilo
in druge boljse kose porabimo
10 S t talo toploto likalnika, da
spravimo v red perilo druge-
ga kupa. Brisace, gladke rjuhe,
triko samo malo pretegnemo,
20 robu povlecemo likafhi-
kom, natancno zlozimo, potem
pa Sc malo pritisnemo, da Sc
vleze. Ma ia nacin 81 prihrani-
mo mnogU della.
Da likamo sede, je danes ze
splosno znano. lie mia ali des-
ka mora biti v pravi yisini, dat
ne dvigamo rok S tezkim Hkal-
nixon previsoko, kar bi mas u
trujalo. Perila ne zlagamo spro-
ii skupaj, ampak sele ma kon-
ECU, ko smo vse oprayili. Med Ii
kanjem ga polaganno, cez stol
ali stojalo, ki ga napravimo,
ako polozimo dive palici preko
dveh stolov. Preden zaenemo .
delom 81 pripravimo prav vse,
az pozneje med delon, ne VISTA
janlo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23

bene Matice: Frank Plut, Louis
Belle, Primoz Kogoj in John
Nosan; 5. Dorothy Svigely, ela.
MICA Glasbene Matice nastopi v
solospevu; 6. Louis Bajc mi. il
Fairrort, Ohio, nastopi z har.
moniko; Z. Govor Milan Medve.
SEX; 8. Pevski zbor Jadran, me-
san zbor.
Odmor.
9. nastopi mladi Richie Vad.
nal S harmoniko; 10. Govor
Rudy Lisch; II. pevski z b o
"Zarja'; II. Zarja trio Turk
man-Elersich, Kokel, Turk
13. Jennie Perusek-Fatur in A,
lice Vidmar, clanici Zarje, duet
IA. Kvartet, sestre Slokar in Sc
sire Kapel; Is. Duet Betty Ger
jan in Dorothy Arch.
Pc programu DO servirana O.
kusna vecerja. Zvecer pa sled
pies, "a katerega bo igral po'
pularni Pete Sernickov orke
ster.
Clani in clanice SNIP, v ne
deljo pohitite vsi v Slovensk
narodni dom ma st. Clair Ave.
kjer boste imeli nekaj ur dusev'
mega uzitka.
Il zgornjega programa lahke
sklepate, da be prireditev lepa
Tudi govorniki so izvrstni.
Program Sc pricne tocno OK
stirih popoldne.
Torej ma gotovo svidenje '
uedeljo, %. januarja ma prired
oi farme SNPJ.
Cecilia Subelj, tajnica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23

ma acama - Marijo kraljico Jugoslavije XII e bila
pro porok svojega sina pred povratkom nazaj domo
yno in Aspazijo morganati6no vdovo umrlega grskega
kralja Aeksandra Aspaza je bia matt Petrove neve
ste 43 let sara zvta zena kmeckega pokoenja IL Kre
tie, XII je vejala "a naepsih zena Grcje in e poeg
tega tud najbolj spretnh politicnih osebnos vi
soki londonski druzb Bila je odlocena da mora prt
cim htreje do te poroke.
Pomagal il je pr tenn poslu njen veki prjatelj, Via
deta Metic bivs ugoslovansk minister notranje "a
deve in Sc pref nacelnik police Beogradu Te spletke
bile tako resne, da e nekoc cello razs1ia Londo
nu govorica da e kra Peter zaprt konfinran nabrze
cd kraljce Marie Ko je bia praznovana poroka pre-
teklega marca, navzocnost angeskega grkega in nor
veskega kralja in nzozemske kraljice e blo kralJci
Marij "nemogoce" prisostvovati.
Pc poroi Sc je kralj Peter nastanil svojem po-
sestvu Surrey Kn1au nao je Jugoslaviji zmaga
bodin pokret Tova moo Jugoslavja je narascala in
negova slaVa je sra po svetu. NJegovo p1Ja-
tesvo Churchillom e postalo rdno tako trdno, da
je zaceo postavati vprasanje kdo bo razpolagal de-
narem jugoslovanske vlade Tu nj slo lie k1aevo pla
co $4,000 mesec temvec udi "a osebno posest kra
liza Petra Jugoslaviji in zven nje mnoge invesci
je zeezniskih in drugh podjeth, pred rudoko-
ph Tud clani dvora okoli MEGA zace bait - Gu
till So da jim preti zguba vsega bogastva nalozenega
Jugosavj in vhu tega Sc izguba nhovih plac. Po]ti
kom in visokm uradnkom pa je bio asno da bodo iz-
gnile nhove stare pocne sranke, katerih misil,
da h zastopajo inozemstvu '"'
Takrat sta ODE kraljici izmirili in zacel kovati
nacte, kao spravt kraa nazaj Jugoslavjo. Verjet-
no e, da e Peter upa, da bo Churchill pomagal ma
zaj toda pozabi e nabrze, da angeski mnistrs pred
sednik bo mogel vst Jugoslovanom kraa prot Mi
howl wolff.
Obe kraljevsk materi generalski, poiticni in drugi
|posopaci dvoru zdruzi, da po moznost torpe
drao sorazum Tto-subasic Kral Peter je pretekli e
den zaWgel regentstvo, XII b meo biti ustanoveno ga
som tega sporazuma.
domacem pomenku pred kaminom, Downing
Steet st. TO- Churchill in Eden poskusaa prepricati
kraa, da prelomiti Titom in postaviti proti
temu kar e splosna zela negovega naroda Peter e
Isledil nasvetom spletkarjev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23
DomoGo fronto
Sc tri konvencije edpovedane

90 uI hOAVCAACAJC UuPovS~AAO
Washington. Col. j. Mon
roe johnson, ravnatelj Office
Of Defense Transportation, je'
naznanil, da So bile Sc -tri kor-
vencije odpovedane v pocetku
tega leta, tako da je bilo zdaj
ze 1873 konvencij odpovedanih v
letu 1914, v odgovor pozivu
njegovega urada.
96,369 letal v letu 1914
Washington. - j. A. Krug,
predsednik Production odbora
"a letala, je izjavil, da -je bilo
zgrajenih v mesecu decembru
6,697 letal. Produkcija je bila
torej priblizno 2eo izpod naer-
ia, toda vseeno dobra, ako upo-
stevamo, ia je mesec kratek in
tudi mesec bozicnih praznikov.
Povprecni Indicator produkcije
ma delavni dan Sc je dvignil v
decembru ma 268, docim je bill
v novembru lie 26O. V letu 1914
je industrija letal zgradila re-
kordno stevilo 96, 1863 letal vseh
.vrst.
Prevoz "a dirke prepovedan
Washington. - Office of
Defense Transportation je ma
znanil, da je prevoz konj in
psov "a dirke prepovedan. Brez
posebnega dovoljenja Wade Sc
jih ne SINE prevazati niti ma ze-
leznici, niti ma tovornih avto-
mobilih. Prepoved velja "a dr.
zavo, promet med drzavami in
zunanjo trgovino.
Odmerki ne bodo razveljavljeni
Washington. - Office Of
Price Administration je Mama
nil, da razveljavljanje znamk "a
sevlje nj v razpravi. Urad War
Production odbora "a civilne po-
trebe je izjavil, da so dobave
sevljev zadostne "a znamke, XII
Sc nahajajo v prometu.
Eani so Gene najmanj poskocile
Washington. - Secretary of
Labor Frances Perkins je ob
priliki razmotrivanja o cenah v
teku leta izjavila, da SO Gene
v 1914 narastle mani kot v
drugih letih. Gene ma drobno,
predmetov potrebnih v rodbin-
skem zivljenju so Sc dvignile v
1914 "a 21t a ma trgu zelenja-
We "a 1h1t. Tako poroca urad
"a delavsko statistiko. To wi
sanje cen ra je manjse kot v le-
tn 1943.