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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-12-05
Poole : Johnson

Miss Nellie Lou johnson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. John
son of Sellman, was married to
Mr.. Raymond Poole, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Poole of Dicker-
son on Saturday, Nov. 90 at Trim
ity Methodist parsonage in Fred
erick. Rev. Thomas Morgan per-
formed the double ring ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Matthews
were the only attendants of the
bridal couple. The bride wore navy
crepe with black accessories, and a
violet corsage.
Mr.. Poole served overseas about
Tour years and is now EMPLOYED
in Dickerson where he and his
bride now reside.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-12-05
Civic Groups
Want More Water
For Rockville
CONTINUED from age u

(Contfnued- from age /
facilities, the fremen in their re-
solution stated that the need of
their services in pumping water
from Rock Greek into the town
mains 2 weeks ago to supplement
the water supply wnicn was &C.
pleted by LrOKen pumps, made
such a step essential, from both
the standpoint Of fire protection
and health.
The Fire Department resolution
offered three solutions to the
situation, in the following order of
preference:
/. That immediate arrangements
be made with the Washington Su-
burban Sanitary Commission to
purchase an adequate supply of
water from its nearest available
source; or
2. That immediate arrangements
he made to establish a permanent
filtration plant Of adequate
capacity to care for immediate and
Increased future needs, obtaining
the water from Rock Greek, said
plant to be owned and operated by
the said Town of Rockville; or
8. That TIE entire water system
Of the Town of Rockville be sold
to the Washington Suburban SAM
tary Commission for it's operation
q: part of the Washington Subur-
ban Sanitary District.
In this same resolution, signed
by the president, Marbery F.
Gates, the firemen recommended
that the services of the Army En-
gineers who are now filtering
water from Watts Branch, be re-
tanned until such time as it is
definitely established that the
existing emergency is over and
that the water supply is adequate
TO meet all reasonable require
ments.
Representatives of the recently
formed "240 Association" attended
the Chamber meeting and express
ed their desire to connect with the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission. One of their mem.
bers, Michael Marinella, an en-
gineer, explained in detail just
Low the water could be raised 500
feet from the Commission reser-
voir to Rockville. The nearest
connections with the Sanitary
Commission are at Halpine, "A
miles from Rockville limits, or 6
miles beyond Rockville limits on
the Viers Mill Road, The re-
representatives. of "240" expressed
their willingness to help finance
the project of making the con-
nCction.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-12-05
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OF ROCKVILLE, MD.

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Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11
CLUBS

most promise. Just a few weeks ago, he defeated Johnny Pretzie, one of the leading eastern heavy weights, now fighting out of Bos- ton.
 Thursday night, real jam ses- sion was held at tie Turf Club, Inc, Ernest Long and Gene Nel- son at the piano, Clyde Board and Dick Taylor on the trumpets, Paul Cloud on the tenor sax, Junior Davis on the alto sax, and Jimmy Golf on the bass fiddle. Walt Bol- den was there and it is a shame he didn't have his drums. Miss Doris Cloud and Jimmie Walker, recently discharged from the ser vice were the vocal contributors for very enjoyable evening.
 Among those your newsboy mo- ticed enjoying the torrid tunes were Eugenia Nelson, Christine Peters, Mildred Wright, Thelma Barlow, Elizabeth White, Christine Black, Vernon Carter, known as Squeak" and the one and only Poindexter.
 We think that all of the musi- clans mentioned really have a fu- ture and personally we think Dick Taylor is the one to give Hartford the band that it has always need ed. There are many talented young musicians in town needing only leadership and organization to get them recognition.
 The Poindexter has just rendered the ever popular "Prisoner of Love" and now after hearing Jim mic Walker singe "Embraceable You," we will close and go down to help George David, our busy editor, prepare this weeks paper for distribution.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11
SOCIAL
Around The Town
By John Stewart

Next Monday night, May 20, is the date when the long awaited contest between the towns leading quartets will be held. There will be a quartet presented every hour, starting at 2, pm.
 The entertainment committee of the Turf Club, Inc, Matt Strong, Walt Beckham and Gassaway Da- wis, is to be congratulated for their efforts in attempting to provide something out of the ordinary, that will provide an evening of enjoyment for the older folk. This program coming just one week af- ter Mothers Day, and less than one month away from Fathers Day - it would be fitting, proper, and appreciative for all of us to see that our parents and relatives attend. There will be members at the door to sponsor all who do not belong to the Turf Club.
 Last Sunday night at Pierce 6 Norton's beautiful Lake Com bounce Ballroom, we along with about 2000 others, were privileged to hear "Mr. Saxophone" him. self, Charlie Barnet, and one of the best bands that ever sent their music out over the waters of the Lake that the ballroom overlooks. It would be very difficult to say just who was outstanding in the band, as everyone appeared at his best. There were five saxophones, four trombones, the bass, guitar, piano, drums, and six trumpets, a male and female vocalist. Fea- tured with the band were two of the nations outstanding trumpet CTS, Art Killian, formerly with the Galloway aggregation and Lunce- ford bands, and Paul Webster, formerly with the Basic and Lunceford organizations.
 Peanuts" Holland, formerly featured with the band, now has a small combination in New York. At present the Barnet aggrega- tion is now on a tour of New England and will be heard this week at Riverside Park.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11
PERSONALS
Social News

The Junior Missionary Society of Mount Olive Baptist Church celebrated their first anniversary, Sunday, April 2s, with a very sue cessful tea and program.
 The guest speaker of the even ing was MT. George Goodman, di- rector of the North End Commun- ity Center, whose topic was ''We are His People and the Sheep of His Pasture.''
 The address was delivered with such eloquence and sincerity that every one present was indeed in- spired.
 Mrs. Ruht Dickerson, guest from Plant City, Florida, recited "Be Mindful of What You Say"
 Others contributing to the sue cess of the program were, Mrs, McDuffy, President of Senior Mis- sionaries; Mrs. Perce, Supervisor of Junior Missionaries; Mrs. Thel- ma Lewis, President of Junior Mis- sionaries, and Rev. G. s. Clark, pastor.
 Mrs. Mary Dublin was Chair lady of the program and tea and MT. Morris Frederick was the mas ter of ceremonies.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11
GOODMAN
Continued from page D

discourage and fight each other. If we cannot afford financial as sistance or we are not interested in the principle, then the least that we can do is to keep our own counsel and give the other fellow a fair opportunity to work out his idea.
 The only basis upon which we have a right to assume any other attitude is when a thing is moral ly wrong and threatens the vel fare of the people; or when those who seek to lead have shown their lack of preparation and are patent ly concerned about nothing but their selfish interests.
 No matter what happens to the HARTFORD CHRONICLE in the course of .circum let none of us be found acting like crabs fin a bucket; taking advantage of every opportunity to kill the idea.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11
/ C0uer the Totun
By JOHN STEW ART

'fRank" Dunn, the fighting mem Iber of the we'll known trio of linen about town" will have his first fight test in the professional ring on the Willie Pep-E'rnie Pe- trone card at New Haven this Monday. We haven't seen Dunn in action but "Chick Adams" his
 handler states that the kid has the stuff. Knowing "Chick" as we do, and his ability in handling fighters as well as his connections, we're inclined to watch with much interest our towns latest addition to the leather pushing circle.
 At one time when we were handling fighters along with Fred die Van Allen, our town was well represented. Most of us recall with pleasure and pride the thrilling battles of the better fighters such as Brownie Tucker, Red Ryder, Emory Branch, Henry Bell, Willie 'fChamp" Ward, Robbie "Free- man" Easterling, Columbus Lowe aid Douglas Alexander put up. Of course, there were others from this section, who if they had been more in earnest, might have gone far, but their lack of seriousness kept them from giving their best.
 We would like to see some more of our young hopefuls aspire to this most lucrative career. They cannot find a better handler than Chick Adams, who not only IS good conditioner but a man with far reaching connections. At pres ent, we have three fairly good fighters now operating out of this town. They are Archie Goodby, Bat Stroud and Ernie Griffin. Of the three, the last mentioned, Griffin, heavyweight, shows the
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11
Problem Corner PROBLEM CORNER
 By Arthur L. Johnson

There are many questions that require detailed reply, such will be sent through the mail, but the column gives the salient points for the readers benefit.
 Question: Our club discussed boy friends and I want to know why boy friends are important. l am seventeen.
 Answer: They are important because normal individuals have wishes or desires that the wise choice of a friend will wholesomely satisfy. The desire for new exper- fences - discovering another's personality, associations, competi- ton; for stability - frmness to living, for recognition - through identification with another, for response - sharing of ideas, ideals, beliefs and problems. Out of these things blossoms the ma ture, intelligent, prepared woman or man.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11
Nosey Ned

Last week Nosey Ned sent us our best horse tip of the year. Those many persons who invested 1Oc for a copy of the CHRON- IDLE should be proud. Many calls were received by us asking for more horsetips. Our tip on the Kentucky Derby last week was Assault" As you know Assault" won and paid $500 to win $9.6o for second and $4.80 for third.
 This weeks tips are: "Joe Ag- nes" longshot and. 'sNancy's Ace" both at Narragansett.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11

GERTS
 Music & Record Shop You will feel at home when you Buy Your Records at Gert's
 also NORTH END REAL ESTATE CO. If you have a house for sale, let us sell it for you. Rooms or flats to let. See us. Free services. 1762 MAIN ST., near Canton St. Hartford, Conn. Tel. 2-7469
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11
Keeping Pace
(Continned from page I)


 Folkes 45 keeping pace conujV 1946. Mrs. Clement, by seeing her children develop into worthy citi- zens, we'll deserves this honor.
 ***********
 The Governor of Tennessee re- gently complained that the Colum- bia, Tenn, riot was becoming too much the concern of outsiders and implied that Tennessee was well able to clear up the results of the incident. Were the Tennessee Gov ernment functioning well and cap ably in accord with the U. s. Con- stitution, the riot would probably never have occurred. red..-...................
 ***********
 Good news to fellows between 16 and 25 years of age is that the Braves eastern League Hartford team will hold baseball school for these ages during the week of July 15. Here is a chance to learn more about the game and improve IecAn1QueS.
 #*A4*#***#*
 It is welcomed news that Trim ity College is now accepting Ne gro students. However, in regards to this news this column would like to add that as far as is known, there is at least one Negro, a vet eran, enrolled there now.
 **********x The recent act of James Caesar Petrillo, A. F. of M. head, which was to have the wages of union members, working for the movies raised 33 percent, seemingly has had little effect on the employers. Perhaps the employers realize that their workers should reap more of the fruits of their own labor.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-11

Folkes 45 keeping pace conujV
 1946. Mrs. Clement, by seeing her children develop into worthy citi- zens, we'll deserves this honor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02
AMERISKI PROGRESSIVE NE VEDO
KAN BI Sc SEDAJ 0BRNIu

Kongresne voIifve SO bIizv in toko imoio poIitiene
sestonke tUdi Iioerolci in progresivci, ne somo prvoki
demokratske in repvbIikonske stronke.
Ma svoii konferenci minUlo soboto v Chicago SO
progresivci rozprovIioIi nuivee o svoiih n~euspehih in
zmotoh. PriznaIi SO, do ie biIo njihovo zmoto posebno
to, do SO svoie gibonie vedno gradiIi okrog enc osebe,
XII i'm ie biIo vodteIi in simboI. Pred lett n. pr. Jim ie
biIo toko osebo pokoini senator L~oFolletse. Potem ie
postal progresivni "b!ok" druzba free lance" poll
tikov, XII so vIekIi vsok svoio politiko in ne redkokdoi
nostopii prot torTem enotno.
SeIe ko le bill izvoIjen "a predsednika r. D. Roose-
Welt in oznoniI new deal" 70 svoi program, ie prislo
med progressive spet nekoi zivIienia in skupnosti. To-
da ko ie zaeeI Roosevelt re pur LET pred svoio smrtio
nodomeseoti "newdeoIovce" S konservotivci in toriji,
in ko i'm ie koneno porinil "a podpredsedniko TrU-
mana namesto WoIEoeeu, SO proeresivei znova wi
deli, do ie sroditev eibanio no emo osebo negotovo in
zeIo riskirono toktika. Sedoi razmotrivojo, ali moi Jim
DO v BODICE toko osebo Henry Wallace, ali pa hi blo
boITse, do Sc zdrvzi 10 no poIitienem poll v trdno or
gonizacijo, S skUpnim progromom. lie no tok noein
ostoneio pro9resivci troino gibonie ne9Iede kal Sc
zgodi S posomezno osebo.
MiIbvrn p. Akers, XII lie bill nu niihovi konferenei,
provi, do ie veIika hibo omeriskih prosresivcev to,
ker Sc toIiko prerekoi 10 o komUnzimu. Mnogih ie sfruh
Rustic in boie Sc, do bodo tUko sni komunisti kontro-
liroli niihovo miselnost, oziromo da elm p~ostane pro-
gresivee deIoven no soeioInem in poIifisnem poIiU,
dobi peSat "komunisto" ali pa "sopotniko" ma svoie
cello. Akers ie progresivcem deioI, do uko zele pobi-
ioti komUnizem, bodo Uspei lie, &c grade demokrociio
"a Uspesen instrument resevonio' sociolnih vprosoni
no demokrotienem temeliU.
VeIiko hiba omeriskih progresivcev ie tudi to, do
SO "negotivni". Vedo, eesa noeeio, ne pa koi hoeejo.
In toto so v zudreei. Cast SO resni, q oni Sc ne moreio
zediniti, ne s kom, ne kan in ne koi bi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02

Zbird i'm PresOia uredniK

nj nobeno novo odkritje, ker je
V razredni druzbi re cd nekdai
tako.
DR.. Vladimir Mack je repor-
terjem V New Yorku pravil, da
Sc ljudstvo V Jugoslaviji "a Trst
lie malo zanima, toliko boil pa
kip1 zelje strmoglaviti Tita.
"Ampak ma revolucijo sedaj nj
misliti," je dale tolmacil Ma
eek, "ker bi bila v sedanjih raz-
merah, ko so Sc ruske cete ma
Balkanu, samomor." Ko so ga
vpraSali, &c je V zvezi z naSim
drzavnim departmentom, je re-
KEEL, da tega ne bi zanikal. Am
pax nj hotel - ali pa nj smell
povedati, V kakSnih "zvezah" je
in kaj mu nasi diplomat OBJ
ljubljajo, ako sploh kaj. Znacil-
no je, da ko je vladal HrvaSko
"poglavnik" Pavelic, je Mack
z MIN kar dobro izhajal. In il
tega je bio re takrat sklepati,
da tudi S Hitlerjem in Mussoli-
nijem, katerima je Pavelic slu-
I'll. A sedaj pa je DIR. Mack kar
naenkrat velik "demokrat", sku-
Sa z daljave strmoglaviti Tita
in obnoviti "neodviSno" hrvaSko
drzavo, V kakrSni so Hrvati Ii
veil pod Pavelicem in njegovi-
mi faSisticnimi zavezniki.
Sumner Welles, XII je bill pod
Rooseveltom drzavni %podtajnik
in Znan vsi diplomaciji pc sve-
tn, je dejal v svojem govoru pc
radiu, da je ameriSki prestidz
po svetu vsled Wallaceovega-
TEumanovega incidental, V kate
rem Sc je Slo glede naSe vnanje
poliGke, silno trpel. Kajti V
glavnih mestih so priSli V dvom,
kakSna sploh je naSa vnanja po-
litika, kaksna DO, &c Byrnes re-
signira in kaj sploh so nasi pra-
vi nameni v Evropi in v Aziji.
o hamenih nj tezko uganiti, ker
dejstva p~otrjujejo, da Sc nase
zasedbene oblasti in naSi diplo-
maticni zastopniki najrajse dru-
zijo S konservativnimi krogi. To
nj mic cudnega, kajti cemu Sc bi
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02
Tudi PoIjsko DO
Sc imeno teZove
rodi novih mel
Polisko UsotovIio, do sedonie meie med MO in
Nemeiio drze-nos drzovni tainik Byrnes pa smotra,
do Zed. drzave fe rozmeiitve Sc MISC priznuIe. -

ma katero smo naroceni, sledeci
clanek:
Ako izjava sovjetskega vna-
MEGA ministra Molotova glede
poljske zahodne meje nj bila lie
takticen manever, proti-poteza
ma nedavno izjavo ameriSkega
vnanjega ministra Byrnesa v
Stuttgartu, je zdaj koncno We
l~javno dognano, da DO Soviet
ska unija branila novo poljsko
mejo oh rekama Odri in Naisi
tako proti Nemcem kot proti
Anglo-Amerikancem, ako bi pri-
Slo do poizkusa, da Sc del ozem-
liza, XII lei "a MO, vrne Nemciii.
S tenn pa je koncano tudi raz-
pravljanje O neki bale namera-
Vani ZVeZi Rusov z nemSkimi ma
cionalisti - "a ceno povratka
Slezije Nemciji. Re takrat, ko Sc
je O tenn govorilo, je bio mnogo
strokovnjakov "a vzhodne ev-
ropske zadeve in poznavalcev
tamoSnjih razmer izredno skep-
(KOnec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02

V New YOrku Sc je unija pri-
staniskih delavcev pred par to-
dni odlocila, da ne DO nalagala
ma ladje blaga, XII ga je UNRRA
namenila Jugoslaviji, dokler ne
DO ~popravljen zlocin, s%torjen
mad ameriskimi letalci v Titovi
dezeli. Ia unija Sc imenuje In
ternational Longshoremen's AS
ISOLATION in pripada k AFL. Vo-
di 10 irski politik, XII je MEN gla-
var in nedvomno je Indicative "a
ia "mascevalni" korak on pod
vel. Poslevodeci drzavni tainik
VIM. L.. Clayton je odboru unije
tolmacil, ola spada politika Cd
nosajev z drugimi dezelami Via
di, ne kaki posamezni organiza-
ciji in oh enem pojasnil, da je
J~ugoslavija pristala 'povoljno'
V ameriSke zahteve. Tako je Cd
Dor omenjene unije svojo pre-
poved dine Is. septembra ukinil
in blago sc SINE ma ladje, name
njene V Jugoslavijo, zopet nala-
gait.
V Francovi Spaniji Sc ie do
dogodilo, da SO bill ameriski le-
talci Zbiti ma tia re med vojno.
Toda uniji, XII je ustavila posi-
ljatve V Jugoslavijo, nj priSlo
niti ma misel, da Jill bi ukinifa
tudi fasisticni Spaniji. Je pac
razlika s kom 81. Jugoslavija je
protiklerikalna, V Spaniji pa je
pod vodstvom Franco klerika-
liZem V sedlu.
UNRRA je kupila V Now Ze-
landiji diva tisoc ton konjskega
mesa "a razdelitev gladnim V
Evropi, Nekaj ga je dala prefer
virati kositarne Skatlje, dru-
gega pa nasolila. V Zed. drza-
yah SO V par bolnisnicah zaceli
street pacijentom S konjskim
mesom, ker govejega ne. morejo
dobiti. Ko so sli potem reporteji
pogledati V drazje- hotele in
boljse restavracije V Philadel-
phil, Washingtonu, V Chicago,
New Yorku it'd, SO ugotovili, Ga
je V Min najboljsih mesnin ko-
likor 81 jih KIDD zeli, lie visoko
placati Jill je treba. To seveda
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02

10 Je meSeca septembra t. /.
Stuttgartu ma NemSkem mas
drzavni tajnik Byrnes poudaril
med drugim, da ameriSka vlada
nj priznala sedanje meje med
Nemcijo in Poljsko in je dial Po-
ljakOm ter Moskvi razumeti, da
so Sc Poljaki pomaknili V Mem
clio predalec proti zapadu, je
zavrSalo cello med tistimi poll
Skimi krogi, XII ma vso moe delu-
jejo, da bi zapadne sile pridobili
"a vojno proti Sovjetski uniji.
Byrnes je dejal, da kar Sc ma
Sc Wade tice, DO zahtevala to
V~praSanje pravilno in pravicno
reSiti ma tisti konferenci, XII DO
sklepala o mirovni pogodbi z
Nemcijo. Kdaj Sc DO priGela, Sc
ne We - a brzkone ne Sc tako
kmalu.
Ampak kar Sc Sovjetske uni
je in Poljske tice, sta MUM VIA
di izjavili, da je meja tam re
urejena. Il Slezije in vzhodne
Prusije, XII so ju dobili Poljaki,
je bio izseljenih re kakih diva
milijona Nemcev V raih in ne
kaj Poljakov pa IL Nemcije V
Slezijo in mad million il poljske-
ga della Ukraine, XII ga -ie mi
null vojni dobila Sow. unija.
Ako bodo Zed. drzave apeli-
rale ma nemSki nacionalizem s
tenn, da je bila meja med Mem
clio in Poljsko pc krivdi Mo-
skye krivicno zacrtana, utegne
il tega nastati teak spor. Molo-
TOW je V imenu Moskve izjavil,
da je zanjo razmejitveno vpra-
SAME med Poljsko in Nemcijo
reSeno. To njegovo izjavo SO cas-
niSki porocevalci razlagali tako,
da &c Zed. drzavam ia reSitev nj
prav, Sc bodo morale posluziti
"a predrugacenje meje sile, ali
pa DO Byrnes moral ostati lie pri
besedah.
Ako preudarimo, koliko spora
povzroca anglo-ameriSka politi-
ka radi Trsta, 81 lahko predsta-
Vino, da bi ga lahko tudi ma
vzhodu. Ampak ker je situacija
tam drugacna - ma Poljskem
in v vzhodnem delu Nemcije nj
anglo-ameriske oborozene sile,
kakor je v Trstu, ma Primer
skem in V Italiji - je polozaj
torej s tega vidika ma vzhodu V
prilog Poljski in Rusiji, docim
odlocuje v Primorju in V I~taliji,
kot v Sredozemlju sploh, anglo
ameriska kombinacija.
Casnikar Donald Bell je gle
de vprasanja poljskih zapadnih
mel napisal "a agencijo ONA
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02
Dvo prob|ema> XII sta nojbolj zovozeno

je sloviti pisatelj Upton Sinclair
napisal o klavniski industriji ia
precinct 81 je vel cikasko, XII je
najvecja v dezelD knjigo z ma
slovom Jungle" Bila je onih
dneh najvecja senzacija. In ker
tudi kongresniki ter millionaire
jedo mesO, so sprejeli pOstave Ia
vladno kontrolo v klavnicah, da
Sc je uvedlo V ME snagO, higije-
no in pa preprecilo posiljati ma
try pokvarjene mesnine.
Dali tiste postave ne sezejo.
cato lahko klavnice S svojo mo-
clio "a privatni profit svobodno
razpolagajo in kadar Sc Jim zdi,
pa ustvarijo umetno pomanjka-
ME. To so storili tudi minulih
par tednih in obetajo, da bodo
mesnice pc dezeli napol prazne
najmanj do prihodnjega febru-
aria.
Kaj je vzrok? Gene SO preni-
IKE, tOrej maj Sc odpravi OPA
sal kar Sc kOntrole mad cenami
mesa tice! In v mesnicah pc de-
zeli so dobili lastniki peticije,
ma katere Sc maj Odjemalke pod
pisejo "a odpravO OPA, ako no.
cejo biti v vrstah, cakati in pO-
tenn vseenO Oditi il mesnice pra-
Znih rOk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02

Poljedelski tajnik Anderson
pravi, da nj bilo v tel dezeli ma
razpolago Sc nikoli toliko klav-
ne Irvine kot 10 je sedaj. In pri-
deIek je bill sploSnem dober,
pa imajO zivinorejci krme in Sc
jim ne mudi z zivino ma klavni-
Ske semnje. Mesarski magnati
pa so zadaj Ia S to umetno
uprizorjeno afero. Tednik LA
Dor" v Washingtonu, Xxi ina o.
bicajno zelo dobre podatke, ugo-
tavlja, da sedanji mesni "black
market" nj v posesti raketirjev
Caponijevega tipa, pac pa pod
kontrolo "legitimnega biznisa".
X temu dodaja, da je justicni
department uvedel preiskavo
vsled zarote - MANFRED vsled
umetno vprizorjenega pomanj-
kama mesnin - re v tri sto kor-
poracijah. Poleg SO mad mimi
tudi davcni preiskovalci. A kot
obicajno, take preiskave nava-
dino iztaknejo lie nekaj nlalih
krivcev, veliki Sc izmuznejo
vsled vpliva in zaScite, XII 10
imajO.
Enako skandalozno pocetje Sc
uganja stavbinski industriji.
Realtorji SO dali pOstaviti nestle
to hisic samo napol, da Jill tako