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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-24
ALLIS-CHALMERS
EXPLAINS

French Lick, Ind. (FP)-Al-
s-Chalmers strikers, who may
have been wondering why the
company has held out against
their wage demands for more
than seven months and deprived
thousands of farmers of neces-
sary equipment, now have the
answer.
1t comes from w. A. ROBBERS,
company vice president and
general manager of its farm
equipment division. Roberts
calmly told a Farm Equipment
Institute annual meeting here:
"We had to thing in terms of
minutes during the war. Now
the dollar is more important"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-24
Record Radio Output

New York City = The Radio
Manufacturers Association an
nounced production of radio re-
ceiving sets in August reached an
all-time peak for both this year
and as against prewar averages.
In August the industry's total pro-
duction was more than 100000.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-24
Labor Must Have

(Continned From Page OnsJ
the United States will be made at
the bargaining table. There, truly,
are the peace tables of the home
front. We of the Cancellation Serv-
ice wish you propresous and
peaceful year"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-24
MRS. OLIVE HARRISON

Mrs. Olive Harrison, 5S, died
Wednesday in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Viola Nolan, on
Anderson Blvd, following a years
Illness.
Mrs. Harrison was a lifetime
resident Of East Liverpool. A dec
orator by trade, she was employed
last by the Hall China Co. She was
member Of Local Union l24, Ma
tional Brotherhood Of Opeative
Potters.
Services will be held Saturday at
p. m. in the Arner Home for Flu
nerals by Rev. c. l.. Yoder, pastor
Of the Pennsylvania Ave. Metho-
dist Church. Burial will be in
Spring Grove Cemetery.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-24
MRS. ALICE KENDALL

Mrs. Alice r.. koerber Kendall,
80, wife of Elmer j. Kendall, 855
Valley Ave-, died Oct. II in City
Hospital following a three-day i'll
ness.
Mrs. Kendall was born in
Clarksburg, w. Va, and spent
most of her lifetime in East Liver
pool. She was a decorator by trade
and employed at the Homer
Laughlin China Co. She was affili-
ated with Local Union 1874, Nation
al Brotherhood of Operative Pot
ters.
She leaves an infant daughter,
Mary l.. Kendall; three brothers,
Sherry koerber and William koer-
ber of East Liverpool, and Pfc.
Norris j. Koerber, who is stationed
in the Brooke General hospital at
FIT. Sam Houston, Tex; two sis
ters, Mrs. Nina Myers and Mrs.
Evalena Plemons Of East Liver
pool, and two half-sisters, Mrs.
Aneti Straight of East Liverpool,
and Mrs. Audrey Spering of New
kensington, Pa.
Services were held from the
Martin Funeral Home by Rev. Il.
w. Martin, pastor of the First
Church of the Nazarene.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-24

Demand the Union Label.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-24
Vote Your Choice-And Hope Your Choice VIII Be
DR.. Joseph +.
Villa nm son
-for-
State Senator.

(Coumbana, jefferson, Harrison and Belmont Counes)
Election --NOvenlber 5, 1916
SALES TAX
Since January |, 1885 YOU have been paying a 800
Sales Tax practically all purchases except Food This
Sales Tax Income this will approximate $lOO,OOO,-
O0000 the greater part of which is helping to build
tremendous State Surplus Fund which will be about $l42,
OOOOOOO0 at the end of this year. (Wl continue to be
used to further political ambitions?) YOU also pay
ing Tax of Four Cents gallon each gallon of
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-24
OBITUARIES
RAYMOND B. WINTERS


Dellroy, Ohio - Raymond Win
ters, honorary member of the Ma
. tional Brotherhood of Operative
Potters, died Oct. Is in his home
after an illness of two years. Born
at Wintersville, he resided in Car
rollton, East Liverpool and Min
erva before moving to Dellroy one
year ago.
He was employed four years at
the Cronin China Co. in Minerva.
He was a member of the Methodist
Church at East Liverpool.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Isabelle McClosky Winters; his
mother, Mrs. Alvira Winters of
Youngstown; two sons, Donald of
RID 2, Leetonia, and Lester of
Coraopolis, Pa, two daughters,
Mrs. Clarence Mutton of Canton
and Mrs. Carl Riggle of Carroll
ton; two brothers, Wilbur and
Stanley. both of East Liverpool: /:
two sisters, Mrs. Verne Dunn of
Pittsburgh and Mrs. Gus Conk-
lin of Youngstown, and six
grandchildren.
Rev. b. Yorke conducted serv-
ices from the Allon Funeral Par
lors in Carrollton.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-10-24


of gai o
l yvomg gSpciTa for County,, Town
whc is maia TesIam
from in
il
the
o o lam in ayorf ugly
alzed
anda all timem the eraigr ola for
yearT such in
th o fanyo oher business o. O equ npota
off all
toll charges
al possible
HeraS fW WarII
Of 70 Other
few of the (which asking be
tate Senate for asecond teri
DIR. WILLIAMSON, East Liverpool, Ohio
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01

Ia 4 hodiny pres Ameriku.

Vyfuky pohaneny aeroplan
uletel vzdalenost z Long Beach
Kalif. do New Yorku "a 4 hodi-
ny a 13 minut prdmernou rych-
lost1 584 mil "a hodinu.
Raketovymi vyfuky pohan6-
ny bojovy aeroplan P-8O Shoot
ing Star, jenz letel prdm6rnou
rychlost1 584 mil "a hodinu, she
81 Sc &c. ledna ma La Guardiovo
letiste dosahnuv 1Tedniho re-
kordu rychlosti pri transkonti-
nentaln1m letu, ktery vykonal
bez zastavky "a 4 hodiny Is
minut a &c vterin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01
Vlastenecke zeny varuji pred
nSmeckvm spiknutim.

Nemecke dfvky, ktere Sc pfa-
tell s americkymi vojaky skry-
vaj1 snad spiknut1, jehoz GLEN
je, ably Nemci vratili Sc zpet K
vojenske moci, jak upozornila
narodn1 conference vlastenec-
kych zen V resoluc1ch, schvale-
nych v konecnych schGz1ch.
V jedne z techto resoluc1 Sc
pravf: "'Je tn vazne nebezpeci,
jestlize nasi vojaci dali Sc okla
matt nemeckymi tenant, re
bdelost nasich okupacn1ch
vojsk Dude oslabena a NemcGm
Dude umozneno, ably pripravo-
vail Sc k tret1 svetove valce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01
SpOrtOvn1 Hl1dka.
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM.

Pffstf dtery, dine 5. unora v
kr1zkovych zapasech pofada-
nych Mr.. Ed Contosem V Coli
scum 1cinkovati budou nasle-
dujlci zapasn1ci:
Ed "Strangler" Lewis, 26O 10.
z Los Angeles VS.. Ali Bahia, 1913
Id. z Turecka.
Zapas tento urcen ma dobu
jedne porazky.
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Alex Alexis. 218 Id. Litvln a
Lou Farino, 2O5 ID. Ital z New
Jersey VS.. Tom Mahoney, 23O
ID. z Floridy a Jim Austen, 218
Id. Ital z New Yorku.
V1tezi z1skati must 2 vltezstvl
re 3 utkanl.
V nasledujfc1ch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu ~
minut aneb l porazky ucinkuj1:
Matte Brown, 226 Id. z Wa
ShlngtOnu VS.. emo GarlDalul,
$50 ID. re ST. Louis.
Karol Krauser, 218 ID. (Po-
lish Adonis) VS.. Lou Laird, $50
Id. z Chicago.
Ben Rosen, 236 ID. (Zidovsky
zapasnfk) VS.. Kola Kwariani,
225 10. (Mistr z Ruska).
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01
Barley kritisuje senat.

VGdce vetsiny spolkoveho
senatu, Alben Barley, ostre
kritisoval JIM demokraty lie
sam demokrat) "a jejich OBJ
strukci pri projednavani pred
lohy zakona O spravedlivem "a
mestnavan1, ktera doporucuje
zrlzenf Fair Employment Prac-
tees Commission. Pravil, re
obstrukce je neospravedlnitel-
nou a re il nen1 mono niclm O.
mluvit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01
FLORIDA FARMS

Two million acres of farms in Flor
ida produce cotton, tobacco, sugar
cane, tung oil, grains, citrus fruits
and vegetables valued at $285, 000,-
900 annually. Only 6 per cent of the
land is cultivated in the state, leav-
ing vast acreage to be developed
and furnish additional national
wealth. Increased postwar recrea-
ton activity will also contribute to
the Nations resources shared by in
vestors in Savings Bonds.
u. S. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01
Odvolaji-li Britt vojsko z Pales-
tiny. Dude pokoi.

Arabove a Eide budou lit v
pokoji, odvola-li Britanie sve
vojsko z P~alestiny, prohlasili
diva zidovstf svedkove anglo
americke vysetfovacf komisi.
TTet1 svedek litoval posledni
nepokoje, zp1sobene zidovsky-
mi ozbrojenymi silami v Pales-
tine, a obzvlaste zhorsen1 po-
merit mezi britskou spravou a
zidovskym lidem v Palestine.
Presvedcen1, re Arabove a
Eide mGzou lit pokoji bez CT
z1ch ozbrojenych sill, vyslovil
Nathan Jackson, sekretar Ii
dovske socialisticke delnicke
strany Velke Britanie a A. H.
Goodman, sekretar Zidovske
svetove organisace Agudas me-
zinarodn1ho zidovskeho telesa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01
Zajatci z Graf Spec utekli.

Buenos Aires. - Policie re
Santa Fe oZnamila, re IA ne
meckych namofnikd z potope-
ne bitevnice Graf Spec uteklo z
tabora We Villa de Guadalupe,
kde byli internovani Sc sc jiny-
mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01
Truman pozada ratifikaci pGjc-
XIV Velke Britanii.

President Truman Tekl kon-
gresn1m vGdcum, re posle ten
to tyden poselstv1 do kongresu,
V nemz Dude zadati "a ratifika-
eli $4,40O,0 900, 900 Velke Brita-
nil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01
Valecne skody SSSR.

Moskevsky rozhlas oznamil,
re skody, jez Sovetsky svaz u
trpel druhe svetove valce, CT
nj okrouhle &c., 900 milionn ru-
blu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01
Vyjednavani o pruzec z vycho-
du skonceno.

Statni department oznamil,
re vyjednavanl O cenu nakupu
pffrodnfho pruzce z anglickych
holandskych a francouzskych
oblast1 dalekeho vychodu bylo
skoncenO.
Cena byla stanovena ma 20 a
ctvrt centu "a libru standard
Mich druh1, dopravenych ma
palubu parnfkG v pf1stavech
dalekeho vychodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-02-01
Ringlingova pozistalost pTipad-
ne statu Florida.

Museum Johna a Mabel Ring
lingovych a floridska residence
byvaleho cirkusoveho magnata
jez Sc odhaduj1 ma SIS, 900, 900
budou predany statu Florida.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

uno 8egbereiter oes &ommunismus
5u gebrauden in Der iponii6en sSras
9e. @enn man bas SSuternielp auf iib
tuirfen laBt, 1T Dem ser ipaniide
8iibler @iral (vHremier Der republi>
faniiden @rilregierung") ieiner @e-
nugtl1ung iiber oen ruilii6en Sieg
ausoruf gibt, miro einem Die 8eoel1-
tung bes 8olferbunbipru6es iiber
Spanien pollenbs flar. @iral il1belt,
iett tueroe ltd sic iponiihe Resieruns
ntft mebr lange balten fonnen, 11nt
regt on, Die bon HuBlano i6on ldnglt
geforoerten tpirtldaftli6en MaBnab-
men (ginl lteanng oes Sanoels nit
Spanien uln.) nn5upenben, Tim
6ranco obne meiteren 3eitoerluIt auf
Die anie 5u 5mingen. Sm ginflang
nit Dem GolferbunbbeidluB bot Gig
lano, obne Die for1neae Witteilung
ollr6 bie llniteo Stations ab5uuor=
ten, ieinen 8otlhofter bon Woorio
abberufen, unb in elmer 2onooner
Meloung ser vsln. GreB lit gan5
often oie Heoe oopon, britilfe Giplos
moten in Spanien vbefaBten itd nit
Der l1ngelpobnliden glufgube, IN 5iib-
lung su treten nit perlhieoenen poli=
tii6en @ruppen, Inn Die IbleBung
bon 8eneraliliimo 5ranco berbei5u,
fiibren~, uno es fonne nid1t iiberru-
ld)en, Denn Die Ser. Staaten oasi ielbe
tGten. llno babel luft man nod i'm.
mer bie &omooie a1fred]t 5u erbal,
ten, baB man lib in inferno 9lngele,
genbeiten Spanien5 nid)t einmild den
noQe!
Die britilbe Soltrng fommt foun
iiberralheno. Ser GorltoB oes linfer
| 6liigelS ser Gartei I'M Sarlament bat
Ste &egierung itarf beunrllbigt, uno
BON 2aifi 1,no anbern Haoifalinlfis
| geiboberL beniiben ii6 oie Otdnnel
an Ser Spite, BEN 6oroerungen oel
gerdul6pollen Winoerbeit noh5ufom
men. SSsn geraoe5u leniationeller @ei
Ie fam oas lette @oGe gum Ausorud
ais oie Gegierrng ben Borloment if,
neues electromagnetic unterbreitete
Gosielbe lteat ii6 als einleitenov
MaBnabme 5ur Gerltaotlihung boz
@runo uno 8ooen bar. grbittert for
berte Gburdia elm Saoel5potum ge
Egen oie &egierung. 9luf oie Srage
EDorouf er einen iolfen stntrag be
griinoen tpolle, erfldrte Ser SSiibre
ser &onierpatipen: sd lpiiroe MIDI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

tagt1glib beridtet. CT miro oan1 fin
oen, oaB Tie oas Bib Der eeeenparti-
gen Gage burbaus nift 5u b1ttrfel
5ei6nen. Gas gilt bon ben grgebnii-
ien Der pohenlangen 3ebatten IN
Seem g)orf ebenio nie bon ben gleid-
5eitigen @nttpidlungen i'm nationalen
uno internationolen 2eben. Gin 3D-
nismus uno Gaoifalismus maht iih
brett, oaB ieoer ernIte 8eoba6ter iib
lagen muB, al bas repolutionare 8e-
ldeben Der lebten Sabre lit erit Die
ginleitung oer groBen llmfpdl5nng,
oie am @erf lit. Sn Stalien gebt Der
fraIle Mntiflerifalisntus Inn, oellen
Irdger Die 2infsparteien bonn Soaia-
lismus bis gum ertremiten &ommn-
nismus itno. Die Sese gegen Die Gir-
de bat einen ltmfang angenommen,
oaB bie aurienfaroindle in elmer
feierliden Ioreile oem 81. Sater ibre
5reue unb 4nbanglidfeit ausgeiprp-
den baben, llno Dob am Sonntag oas
gl1ubige Hom auf Dem Beters- -Blas
in elmer genaltigen 0emonitration
BroteIt erbob eegsl Die maBloie Sese.
Ger 81. 8ater ielber erihien unter
ser Nieienldar unb beflagte Die Guno-
eebuneen oes airden- uno @ottesbai-
les. Hon1iibe Wfeloungen 5itieren
MeuBerungen bon firdlider Seite, Die
cine groBe Iebnlihfeit feItlteuen 5rpi-
ifen Sen beutigen 8orgdngen in Sta
lien uno bent Sreiben Der &ir6enfein.
De in Sponien unmittelbar Dor Der
Hepolution.
gSie sStalien, 10 miro aud) sSrunf.
reid bonn Sieber seidiittelt, uno ME,
mono bermag gu iagen, pie lid Der
&onilift ser Harteien, ser 81 ben1
Brobiiorium elmer io5ialiitilden Ge.
gierung unter oeln alten Golfsfront.
sSHbrer 2eon Blum fiibrte, neiter
enttpifeln miro. 3par muBte ii6 Ieb.
te 8ohe bie italienild)e GegierunQ
perGenliitigen ltto llm gntl6ulotgune
bitten negen zines bertralliben
Gunol6reibens ser Soli5eibeboroen
| in bem 8el6meroe gefiibrt tpuroe iibel
,lmitiir5leriihe 8iiblereien unter rni.
liiter Megibe. aber Die slbbitte lfafft
oie 5otIo6e niht aus Ser gSelt, Dat
sic fommuniitilbe agitution often.
funoig Sen Stenpel Wosfau'er Dfa
de trdgt.
geun lit es Wtosfou gelrlnsen, Ser
Golferbuno ielber als Wauerbre6el
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

lhloiiene 3uiammenfunft in Mosfau
miro faum cine nelte Iera einleiten.
IS lit 5ll befiirhten, onB Iie ourhaus
bonn 8eiit oes &renls beberrldt Der-
Sen miro. Sic Steuung oe5 8eItens
miro 5uiebenos ldtpader. llnb iein
GiniluB miro rapioe 5lllamnenbre-
den, ipenn Die Starfung oes Gaoifa,
lismus in ben @eltldnoern, eini6lieb-
li6 gnglanos, in bem Eempo Der
iiiuglten Gereangenbeit anbdlt. 8as
HuBlanO IN Mosfau Dor5uihlagen bot
uno burd5uleten periu6en miro, lit
cine 6iflalsfrage ni6t allein fir
Geltl6lanb, ionoern fir europa unb
Die gSelt. Nmerifa miro oorausiidt=
lit) einen Gerlub nod)en, ourd feline
(imn1er lpieber bon neuem unterbro>
6ene uno I6manfenoe) Itarte Saltllng
Die Sage 81 retten. aber mir befiird-
ten, oaB lih Die 6ebler oer lesten adt=
aebn Monate i'm beIten sSoa nur tell
Deile glttmaden lafien unb oaB nan
in Wosfau einen neuen 9roBen
8robIf erleben miro, in bent oub
oie europ0iiden 8eItmdhte ielbitiiid)=
tig nur ibren eigenen Sorteil Ilt6en
neroen. Gon 6ranfrei6 lit ein giin-
tiger ginflub auf Die Neugeitaltung
Guropos nit Der iid) iteigernben
WfacDt oeS &ommuni5mus ni6t 81
erpnrten. lln0 lelblt ipenn e5 gelhe=
| ben lollte, oaB Ser &ommllniSmuS 5lls
riidgeOrdngt miro, miro bon 6ranf-
reid l6iperli6 Elm rettenoer ginfluB
nusgeben. gs loboriert unter ben al
ten SQulionen ser @loirezBolitif;
trdurnt bon grponiion al1f Soften hes
lpebrlo5 an goOen lieQenoen Nad-
barn; Iud1t - entgegen Der britlIh>
an1erifuniiden Eolitif - Die lpeitere
| 3erltiidellmg Geutidlanos 5lt betreis
ben; bat ioeben gelabungstruppen in
Oenl begebrten Saor- r-8ebiet perltarft,
I'M cine 3ollgren5c gegen Die anhern
3onen ein5urthten; miro, le nabOem,
entipeoer nit HuBlnno gemeininme
SuGe MAIDEN, Inn einen Bieberalf=
Itieg oe5 beutlt)en SolfeS 5u perbin-
bern, ooer NIT RuBlano 81 rioaliiie=
rem luden - inn einen lpie i'm an
bern Sall auf Soften 0eutihluos
uno Guropas.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
Mn, Sdjeibeipeg

Cine Der 3eitidriften Dor mir ent-
b1lt Elm padenoes Bib, ernit unb bod
bl1morpon ge5eihnet. 9ie bret @eis
fen iteben, BON ibren aanelen geftie-
gen, ON Sheibetpeg. Die orei Weiien
iino 5tantsiefret1r 8Drnes, Muben-
miniiter 9ebin lno MuBenminiiter
Wolototp. BDrnes bdlt in Der Sanb
eine &arte, nuf Der Der Weg gum
Grieben einge5eihnet lit. Mber bie mo-
oernen orei Weiien iino iih nidt einig
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
r8clt sin9 herluren

Gos gleide 9ilo ser SelbItIubt
tritt uns iiberall entgegen, oh es ii6
Tim Oos europaild)e 3entralproblem
ODER Ben 9alfan ODER Ilten banoelt.
Gie Gntl6lieBungen oes Golferbun=
Oes itno in Sen meiiten 50llen orolen-
ouftenoe EflaIter auf foule Sleden",
beitenfoIl5 - lpie 3. 9. in Der lebte
8ohe ongeoroneten llnteriu6ung Der
9nlfan= &robleme - Salliatipmittel
5ur Ger5ogerung oes llebels. Sir
genOs gibt e5 cine feite, groB5iigige
Holitif. 50 ma6t man groBes 8etlle
bon oer in ser Seem Dorfer Gagung
angebabnten 9lbrii iilhlng llno &ontrolle
Ser 9ltombombe. IS lit nber be5eid=
memo, oab Bel ser 9eratung oes eriten
fonfreten Gori6lag5 - oes 8eribts
Ser sltonlfomnliiiion - Ser Guiie
8romDfo Sic alien Wfetbooen ser Gin
Ihiidterung uno ruiiiider gigennil=
ligfeit annonote uno am 6reitag Den
9erift iabotierte.
Gie entleblibe Rotloligfeit, bic bin>
ter aa Ser Bollpana=8 8el6p6bigfeit
lauert, oofl,mentiert iid in einem
Sorl6loe, Ben oiele 8ode ser isis
coniiner Senator @ilep Ser Seffent=
lidfeit iibergab. gr foroert, Der neue
&ongreb loue unoerDeilt fonItituelle
Gorfebruneen treffen fir bie propi-
lorii6e SerDaltltng oes 2anoes, falls
cine gton1bombe ober cine anoere &az
taitropbe ben 8rdlioenten, Die 3abi-
nets unb &ongrebnitglieoer pernid=
ten iollte. vsSn oielem atolniIden 3eits
alter oiirfen mir nid)t 5ogern, Gorfeb-
rungen fiir NotitanOe 5u treffen, Die
eintreten fonnen" erfldrt er. User
peib, mas aus ben beranttportlihen
geboroen in Siroibina geiporben
iein mag. 8ir f0nnen nidt ignorie-
rem, mas in Sapan geihab."
Sas mag bpIteriid flingen, Itebt
ieoenfous nid)t I'M ginflong nit Der
perbeiBenen ~freedom of fear" .l.nb
al ben Sdonfarbereien ser lebten
Sage!
Sic Golfer baben 5u ibrem Geroers
ben auf Sic Dirflide 8eoelltl,ng Der
gngelsboti6aft bon 8etblebem bers
geiien. Gie u@roBen" bebattieren init
piel 8idtign1aderei iiber Die @ee-
rihtlng, IN lpelder Der 5rieoen an
| i1fen lit, 11nb erfennen nibt ben
leuhtenoen 8einbo6tsItern. /.
Garum gebt oie @elt perloren trot
ser @eburt oes grloiers, tpenn Iie
ntdt ben @lauben pieoerftnoet 1nb
eigeniinnig peiterItolpert auf Sen 8e-
gen oes 3peifels, bes 3pnismus, Der
| Selbitiubt, ser Sabiuf)t.
Ser Stern lel6tet ibr in Der Sim
Iternis. Wodte oob oas aino in Der.
&rippe Sid ser Srrenoen erbarmen,.
DOB lie Gen, ser 5lt ibrer Rettltng'
fam, tpillig a1lf5unebnen bereit iino.
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took the form of flashing a green
light from the ground to the plane
or hosting g flag for the pilot to
see
Capt. Crombie's statement that
the Wagging OF planes wings meant
assembly" TO American and British
airmen drew sympathetic response
from both Army and Navy aviators
Both pointed out that many SQUAD
rons of both services had employed
wing rocking during the war and
for some time prior as signal to
'Jcln up" or close up" an aerial
formation.
Could Be Friendly Gesture.
The serVicemen said further. how
ever, that as often as not wing
rocking was used by the leader of
a formation as a signal to his fol-
lowers to come up closer so that he
might make hand code signals to
them in the event of radio failure
or silence. They agreed. too, that
many an aviator still rocks his wings
at another simply as a friendly gest-
ure.
One naval officer who has made an
exhaustive study of the interim
agreements reached at the Interna-
tlonai Aviation Conference ut Chi
cago IN 1914, and now under con-
slderation by the Provisional Inter
national Civil Aviation Organization
at Montreal, said the organization
had never made even temporary
provision for universal system OF
air-to-air signals such as the Yugo-
slaVs mentioned.
Evening star., 1946-08-24
BY the Associated pfesS


NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Follob-
ing is the tert OF the letter from
DR.. Andrija Stampar, Yugoslau
delegate to the United Nations,
TO TrygUe Lie. U. N. secretary
general, appealing for restitu-
ton OF YugoSldU pessels on the
Danube:
The Honorable Trygve Lie,
Secretary General United Nations,
New York. N. Y.
Re: Proposal for the agenda of
the third session of the Economic
and Social Council.
Dear Mr.. Secretary General:
On behalf of the Yugoslav gov
ernment I have the honor to re-
quest the secretary general under
paragraph 9 and lob of the rules
OF procedure OF February 16, 1916,
to place rs separate point on the
agenda of the third session of the
following question
Restitution of the Danubian YES
sells and barges of YugoSlav origin
which the German Army removed
to the upper Danube during its re-
treat from Yugoslavia.
During its retreat from Yugo-
slavia. early in 1945. the German
Army took l67 Yugoslav river YES
sells and barges to the upper
Danube. After Germany's capitu-
lation this property remained in the
hands of the Allied military author
tiles. To this day Yugoslavia, de-
spite all efforts and promises, has
been unable TO obtain restitution of
this property, although there can
be 10 valid reason preventing such
restitution.
Disaster Seen Threatened.
The vessels and barges in ques-
ton are the properly OF Yugoslay
companies or individuals. Before
the war they handled Yugoslavia' S
normal traffic on the Danube River
The fact that they are being kept
idle on the upper Danube causes in
calculable and wholly unnecessary
damage to Yugoslavia and her
neighbors, and threatens many
branches of the economic life of
these countries with disaster.
During the six months ending
April, 1916. foundries in Poland and
Czechoslovakia were unable to OBJ
tain even 10 per cent of the agreed
amount Of iron ore from Yugoslavia,
while Yugoslavia was unable to OBJ
tain from Poland and Czechoslo-
vakia less than 10 per cent of the
coke and other agreed materials
needed for her metallurgical indus
try. Thus. instead Of producing a
considerable share Of the agricul-
tural machinery and tools needed
for reconstruction, Yugoslayia was
obliged to import more of such
equipment through UNRRA. from
the United States, Great Britain
and other nations, while at the same
time their farmers lacked adequate
machinery and tools.
Evening star., 1946-08-24
DurduneIIes
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right to participate in the nego-
tiations."
The note expressed Turkeys will
iingness for an international con-
ference to bring the MontreuX con-
vention up to date and urged that
the United States join with the
signatories OF the convention in
drafting new treaty. The United
States was not signatory at Mon
treux.
Turkey agreed that Montreux
should be corrected to conform
with present technical conditions,
but said the need of these changes
should not serve as a motive for
rejecting the whole convention. Il
Few Ships Slipped Through.
| The government conceded, in the
note, that a few ships slipped ille-
gally through the strait during the
recent war, but declared that Turkey
believes herself in position to
affirm before an arbitrative author
ity-good faith and high conscience
of international responsibilities with
which is never ceased in the appli-
cation Of Montreux to be the guard
ian OF the straits.
Russia announced August l3 that
she had handed note to Turkey on
August 8 proposing that the Black
Sea powers draw new treaty gov
erning the Dardanelles and that de-
fenses of the strait be organized
Jointly by Russia and Turkey. The
other Black Sea powers are Bull
garia and Romaflia.