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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
Diva prodajalca oropana

V apartment poslopju 2308
Unwin Rd., sta bila vceraj po-
poldne oropana diva prodaja1ca
in sicer Constantin Barker, 27,
il naslova 9118 Shipherd Ave.,
zastopnik Fuller Dry Cleaning
Co., "a vsoto $65; in takoj "a
MIN Donald Shrake, 80, stanu-
joe ma 532 E. 102 St., prodaja-
lee "a Grand Union Tea Co., "a
vsoto SIS. Ropar je vsekakor
cakal ma zrtve znotraj apart
mentnega poslopja in ju obral
denarja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
Grsko vprasanje
pred svetom UNO

LONDON, 5. februarja. -
Varnostni svet Zdruzenih ma
rodov, XII ina pred seboj spor
med Britanijo in Rusijo ra di
britskih Get v Grciji, je nocoj
nenadoma odgodil sejo. Franco
ski zunanji minister Bidault pa
je pozneje rekel, da Sc svet ma
haja "blizu resitve" spornega
vprasanja.
Svet, sestojec il II clanov
Sc snide zopet jutri Oh 9. urj
dopoldne.
Danasnja tajna seja, XII je
trajala dive uri, Sc nj mogla ze-
diniti glede formule, XII bi bila
enako sprejemljiva "a Rusijo in
Britanijo glede sovjetske obtoz'
be, da britske cete v Greij
ogrozajo mir.
Odgodenje seje je predlaga
avstralski zunanji minister N
j. O. Maxim, XII je prisostvova
konferenci velike petorice. Me
gov predlog je bill sprejet brel
ugovora. Pc seji Sc je zvedelo
da Sc bosta premier Bevin ir
podkomisar ViSinski obrnila ne
svoji vladi z a nadaljna navodi
la.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
AHLINOV POGREB

Pogreb pokojnega Louisa
Ahlina, XII je bill 81 let star, Sc
vrsi v petek oh 9:30 uri zjutraj
v cerkev sv. Jeromija in nato ma
Calvary pokopalisee. Poleg osem
otrok, vnukov in vnukinj zapu-
Sea tudi brata Antona, starega
81 let, v Eveleth, MINI.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
IsCE SESTRE

Joe Macek, donna IL Straho-
mira, zeli zvedeti "a naslov svo-
jih dveh sester, Francisko Zu-
pancic in Ursko Lipovsek. &c
kdo We "a njiju naslov, ali pa &c
sami citate to, maj Sc zglasiti pri
John Mack, $40 E. 155 St., te-
lefOn Ii S779.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
SRAJC JE DOVOLJ, AMPAK
NE DA SE JIH MA TRG

NEW YORK. - Tukaj Sc je
dognalo, da imajo ameriske to-
varne moskih srajc, katerih v
trgovinah skoro nj mogoce do
biti, v skladiscih mic mani kot
100000 kosov, da pa Sc jih
drzi S trga, ker tovarnarji pri-
cakujejo, da DO OPA urad uki-
nil kontrolo cen, nakar bodo ze-
Ii velike dObicke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
Danes Sc nam obeta
spomladni dan

Kot naznanja vremenski pre-
rok, DO danes temperature v
Clevelandu dosegla 81 stopinj,
kar je okus rane spomladi v le-
tosnjem letu. Seveda ma tel toe
XII ne bo ostalo dolgo, ker sc re
obeta hladneje vreme in Sc no.
col pade zivo srebro ma rs mad
niclo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06

general Popovic in da so pove-
rilnice brez vsake uradne velja-
We, toda povprecen Nemec mis-
Ii, da so to uradne listine."
(Nadaljne podrobnosti ekz-
pozeja. XII ga je objavil New
York Times" glede Sudnih do
qodkov v ameriSki okupacijski
xoni NemSiji. bodo objavlje-
ne jutrisnji "Enakopravno-
sti.'')
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
v BOLNIsNICI

university bolnisnici Sc ma
haja poznani Steve Basich, 1857
e. 70 st. Prijatelji ga lahko obi
scejo v torek in cetrtek vecer
med Z. in 8. uro, ter v sobotc
in nedeljo med /. in 2. uro po'
.poldne. zelimo mu skorajsnje
okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
V FLORIDO

Danes odide " Miami Beach,
Fla, rojak Joe Gregoric IL 1854
IE. u St. V solncni dezeli ma
merava ostati "a nedolocen cas-.
Zelimo mu obilo zabave in raz-
vedrila!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
STIRI NADALJNE ZRTVE
POZARA

Oh casu, ko je ogenj unieil
katoliski zavod Jennings Hall
dne 2. februarja, je v plamenih
naslo smrt 13 oseb. Ia posledi-
cami opeklin, XII SO jih dobili pri
tenn pozaru pa so doslej umrle
BE nadaljne stiri osebe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
Glavni urad Townsend nacr
ia pride v Cleveland

Glavni urad Francis E.
Townsenda, XII sc je doslej ma
hajal v Chicagu, Sc v kratkem
preseli v Cleveland. Kot je zna-
no, je ia organizacija aktiyna
20 cell Ameriki "a znani Town
send penzijski nacrt "a 5000 me-
scene penzije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06

New York Times je dne f. februarja objavil SEN
zaciki ekspoze cd svoega porocevaca Raymonda Daniel
la XII poroca Monakova skoro neveretnh dogodkih XII
dogaajo amerski okupacijski zoni Nemciji OH
najemanje zagrzenh antisovjeskih in antisemit
skin "brezdomcev IL Poljske in Jugosave pomozno
sluzbo amersk armad Onenen porocevalec med osta-
linn piSe:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
S seje izvrSnega 0db0-
ra SANS-a V ChiCagu
liz urada slovenskesa ameriskesa narodnesa sveta)

soboto 26 januara je vrsa redna seja izvrseval
mega odbora SANSa, katere udelezi: predsednik
Krstan prv podpredsednk Roge, drugi podpredsednik
Wider, tank Kuhe, blaganik Cankar zapisnkar Zupan
odborova cana Krapenc in Zaz ter 6lanica Novak See
je udeezil tudi dr. Robert Neubauer nacenk deega
CHE ugoslovanskega Rdecega krza ter kanadsk roak
erak Clan nadzornega odbora Svea Juznh Slovanov
v Kanadi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06

glije, toda varsavska vlada je
do nedavnega povracala stro-
ske, XII jih je imela Anglia
temi cetami.
"Varsava pa je nedavno po-
svarila, da DO ia placila prene-
hala, ako Poljaki v Italiji in
BRITISH zoni Nemciji ne pride
jo pod memo komando.
Popoviceve edinice "a po-
vratek monarhije Jugoslaviji
"Clani jugoslovanskih edinic,
XII sestoje vecji del il Srbov,
pravijo, da prihaja v Nemcijo
tedensko 20 do 80 druzin liz Ju-
goslavije, XII gredo skozi Trst
in cd tam skozi Avstrijo. Po
njih izjavah, stane 5000 dinar-
jew, da Sc ena oseba sprawl il
Jugoslavije v Nemcijo.
"Obiski v poljskih taboriscih
pod amerisko vojasko kontrolo
so podali dokaze, da je povpre-
cen clan teh taborisc odprto So
vrazen Rusiji in da zeli, da bi
sedanja poljska vlada propadla.
I'll ljudje so splosno nasprotni
agrarnim in industrijskim re-
formam, XII Sc izvajajo ma Poll
skem in skupno z Nemci upajo,
da bo prislo do preloma med Ru-
sijo in zapadnimi zaveznicami.
"Jugoslovani so cello bolj od-
prti v svojih izjavah. Docim je
bila vecina cd njih v nemskem
ujetnistvu, ko Sc je koncala VOL
ma, pa jih je veliko poprej slu-
lilo pod Drazo Mihajlovicem.
Oni smatrajo "a svojo misijo, da
ostanejo skupaj in povecajo
svojo moe in da udarijo, kadar
in ako bi prisel cas- "a povratek
monarhije v Jugoslaviji.
'Kraljevska armada" ina
svojo posebno vojasnico
General Popovic, XII je bill
castnik v start jugoslovanski
armadi, je bill ujet zgodaj v vol
nj in Sc stir leta nahajal kot
ujetnik v Nemciji. Nosi Sc we'd.
no stare jugoslovansko unifor-
mo z rdecimi nasivi ma suknji.
Obnasa in vede sc kot kak ari.
stokratski feldmarsal. Dejansko
je on svojimi 10000 pristas
vred navaden 'brezdomec,' am.
pax vojaske oblasti so Jim dale
nekak cisto svojevrsten stalez.
"General( njegov stab in ka.
kin 1000 castnikov in vojako1
njegove 'armade' biva v star
kasarni Luitpold tenn mestu
Pravijo, da so prejeli pooblasti
10 cd ameriske 3. armade, d.
kasarno nazivajo 'glavni star
jugoslovanske kraljevske arma
de, in neki polkovnik cd 3. ar
made, XII je odgovoren "a bileti
ranje v tenn okrozju, je rekel, d.
je to res.
''Vsak clan armade general,
} Popovica nosi poverilnice z ge
} neralovim podpisom, impozant
} MIN pecatom in nosilcevo foto
grafijo. zastopniki 3. armad
: pravijo, da 81 je vse to izmis1i
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
SEDEM AVTOMOBILOV
ZGORELO

Pri Buckeye Auto Service Co.,
1868 e. 116 ST., je nastal polar,
XII je unicil sedem v poslopju
shranjenih avtomobilov. skoda
znasa $25, 900.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
PROGRESSIVE SLOVENKE
KROZEK 3

Clanice krozka st. 3 Progre-
sivnih Slovenk Sc opozarja, da
Sc nocoj gotovo udelezijo red
ne mesecne seje, XII Sc vrsi v
Slovenskem drustvenem domu.
ma Recher Ave. Pricetek oh 7:3O
uri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
s. N. DOM v NEWBURGHU
OROPAN

Slovenski narodni dom, 1868
E. 80 st., je bill v petek 1. febru-
aria oropan "a vsoto $2,015.
Vlomilci so odprli 8 silo varnost-
no shrambo (safe) in odnesli
plen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06

Armada Zed. drzav Nemci-
il izvaja program, XII vzbuja
sumnje v Rusiji, Poljski in Ju-
goslaviji, pospesuje nemske ma
de "a bodoci razkol med Rusijo
in njenimi zapadnimi zavezni-
cami in pobija nase prizadeva-
ME, XII gre "a tenn, da bi Sc brez-
domci vrnili v dezele, il katerih
so prisli. Ia program Sc iva
ia S tenn, da sc najema, oprem-
lie in oborozuje politicne be-
ounce il Poljske in Jugoslavije
"a delavsko in straznisko sluz-
DO kot nadomestilo "a prehitro
demobiliziranje ameriskih Get.
"Jugoslovanska kraljevska
armada" prisegla Petru
"V ameriski zoni sc naha ia
skoro 1900 teh poljskih be-
guncev v sluzbi ameriske arma-
de. Kakih 10000 Jugoslovanov
Sc je organiziralo v enoto, ka-
tero nazivljajo "Jugoslovansko
kraljevsko armada" in so prise
gil zvestobo bivsemu kralju Pc
tru.
"Pod vodstvom gen. Radova-
ma Popovica skusajo doseci isti
status kot Poljaki in so do 60
tove meje uspeli v ozemlju sed-
me ameriske armade, XII obsega
zapadni vojaski distrikt cd
Amerikancev okupirane Mem
cije.
"Ta armada placancev doni-
nirajo anti-semitski in anti-so-
vjetski simpaticarji, in vsaj Ju-
goslovani prisegajo, da Sc ne bo-
do vrnili domov, dokler ne bo
marsal Tito odstavljen.
me le, da so vojaske organi-
zacije, XII so bile ustanovljene z
dovoljenjem Amerikancev, pri-
vabile brezdomce, XII so Sc re
nahajali v Nemciji, temvec te
organizacije so tudi delno od-
govorne "a stalno prihajanje
fasisticnih simpaticarjev il Ju-
goslavije in Poljske.
JedrO "a kontra-revolucionarne
pokrete v centralni Evropi
"Clani vojaskih misij cd
uradno priznanih vlad oznace.
nih dezel so izrazili svoje sum.
ME sprico obstojece situacije
XII jo smatrajo "a potencno opas.
most. V poljskih, ruskih in jugo
slovanskih oceh sc vidi " tel
skupinah jedro kontra-revoluci
onarne sile centralni Evropi
XII je po svojem politicnem bi
stvu brezprimerno bolj vaznt
kot pa malenkostni dotok lido,
IL Poljske, XII sc zeli naseliti ,
Palestini.
"clani poljske misije tuka,
pravijo, da ne morejo gledati
ravnodusnostjo, ko Amerik'
podpira elemente, XII so se vedn'
sovrazni varsavski vladi, zlast
z ozirom na to, da se. v Italiji il
britski zoni v Nemciji nahajaj
velike formacije stare poljsk
armade, XII so Sc vedno lojaln
, bivsi poljski yladi v Londonr
Tie fornacije 50 placane Cd Ar
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
Y arneri$ki zoni U Mem
GGiijjii Sc godijo 6cudne stuart

Fasisticni "brezdomci'' IL P0ljske
in Jugoslavije Sc sprejemajo v sluzbo
ameriske armade "a ruvanje prOti VIA
dam, XII uziivajo priznanje Zed. draw
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-12

Of Swanton; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer
Ridgens, Terra Alta; Miss Marion
Denny, Mrs. Frances Clary, Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Clary and Dotty, Misses
Marietta Claly, Geene limbaugh,
Louise Zimmerman, Norma Uphold,
Betty and Mary Jane Rhodes, Mary
Catherine Rhodes, Ellen Jane Rhodes,
Cleveland, Ohio; Jean limbaugh,
Helena Fernando, Dixie Paugh, Eileen
Madigan, Shirley Beckman, Bill
Browning, Martin and Mickey
Browning, Richard and Frank Re
rando, Donald and George Thinner
man, Bud DeBerry, John Smith, Clar-
ence Rhodes, USN., Arthur, Robert
and Earl Rhodes, Howard Rhodes and
Frank Welsh.
Refreshments were served and
games played.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-12
Garrett Is Forgotten
County In Maryland

George Cochran Doub, Republican
Candidate for Attorney General, who
visited Garrett County for several
days last week, upon his return to
Baltimore, declared:
1T was a real pleasure for me to
be in Garrett County. Garrett, with
its magnificent scenery, has ire
mcdous possibilities for development,
but it has been too long the forgotten
county Of Maryland insofar as the
State Government is concerned. Due
to lack of interest in Annapolis, Gar
rett County's highways and public
educational facilities lag far behind
those Of other counties. Route 219
from Oakland clear to keyser Ridge
has the curves Of a safety pin with
out any safety factor. This main
highway is so inadequate and danger
Gus as to be totally Inconsistent with
a sound non-political constructive
policy of the State Roads Commits
sion"
Mr. Doub is a son of former Judge
Albert A. Doub Of Cumberland and
now lives in Baltimore County. He is
now actively engaged in the practice
Of law in Baltimore.
Mr.. Doub is president of the Mary
land Children's Aid Society and a
member of the Character Committee
appointed by the Court of Appeals to
pass on the character Of applicants
Of the Bar.
During the war, Mr.. Doub served
as a lieutenant and later as lieutenant
commander in the naval air force
with the fast carriers Of the Pacific
Fleet. As ain combat intelligence of
ficer for famed Air Group 6, he saw
action on the aircraft carriers Enter
prise, Intrepid and Hancock, partici-
pated in five major engagements Of
the Pacific war from the Gilbert
Islands to Tokyo.
He was on the Enterprise during
the longest torpedo attacks of the
war. He was on the carrier Intrepid
when it was torpcdoed off the Japa-
nese Naval Base of Truk and he was
on the carrier Hancock when it was
bombed and burning off Okinawa in
April, 1915. Mr.. Doub flew as an OBJ
server and machine gunner in car
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-12
KEMpTON
Weiner Roast

Weiner Roast
Miss Lois Burger and Darl Harvey
were honor guests at a weincr roast
held at Silver Lake Park last We'd
nesday evening. Miss Burger returned
to her home in Oakland to enter high
SCHOOL for her senior year and Darl
Harvey has gone to Morgantown to
enter the University. Others attend
ing were Misses Mabel and Betty
Lewis, Maxine and Wanda Corbin,
Gae Wotring, Mary Burger, Adam
Repetsky, James Skeevcrs, Richard
Broll, Jack Duling and Mrs. Homer
Evans.
Natal Notes
Mr. and Mrs. R. Carleton Small
wood of Hyattsville, Maryland, an
nounce the birth of a son, Richard
Carleton II, at Sibley hospital, Wash
ingtOn, d. c., on September Bird. The
mother is the former Miss Sara Lii
liam Seymour, former resident of
Kempton.
Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Corbin are the
parents of son born on last Thurs
day morning. The mother is the form
CT Nellie Repetsky, this is the second
child and second son.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-12
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II. 1916.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Truban and baby,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey
Bowers, on Sunday.
The Rev. George c. Stratton, has
returned from a two weeks vacation
spent in West Virginia and Kentucky.
Mrs. Stratton. SLIGHTLY improyed in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-12

health, is continuing her visit in St.
Mary's, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Asa Lewis and Lynn
and Carolyn, were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs L. W. Duling
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Miller, have
returned from North Carolina.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-12

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-30
Infants Die
 In Epidemic

Worcester, Mass, Oct. 30 = (w) Deaths of six infants suffering from an infectious diarrhea have caused the closing of the maternity ward at the Worcester City Hos pital, it was disclosed today.
 Dr. George A. MacIver, who an- nounced the closing of the hos pitfalls maternity services, said that even now 10 infants still are being treated for the affliction. There now are 35 maternity patients in the hospital and all will be dis charged as rapidly as possible, he said.
 The disease is similar to one oc- curing earlier this year in two other of the city's hospitals. In that epidemic, 12 infants died.
 In discussing the recent deaths, pr. MacIver said that only six had been traced directly to the diarrhea but that there had been some other deaths in the doubtful class
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-30
State EnroIIs MiIIionVoters

Hartford, Oct. 30 - (UP) - AL most a million voters, new rec ord for the State, hove registered for next weeks elections, it was re- ported today by the Secretary of State.
 Approximately 953,008 Connecti- cut citizens have been declared eIg- ible or 10000 more than in the 1922 State election.
 The survey did not give complete figures on the party breakdown.
 The campaign entered the final week with Lt.-Gov. Wilbert Snow. claiming that he knows more about running the State than his Repub- ican rival, Dr. James L. McCon- aughy. "Jim knows how to run the business side of 6 college" Snow said, but I think I know Connec- ticut. have visited every corner of the State and made careful study of our State government and our problems.
 Chester Bowles continued his whirlwind campaign in behalf of the Democratic ticket with charge that '.the Republicans voted ten to one for the prices we have today"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-30
Prayer Fails as Treatment For Missouri Polio Victim

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 30-(UP)- Eleven year old Philip Bowers, whose only treatment for dread n- fantile paralysis was prayer, died in his sleep while his parents sat hopefully at his bedside.
 The boy slipped into coma yes- terday morning and doctors who answered an emergency call early today said he had been dead "A hours when they arrived.
 Mrs. Fred Bowers, the mother, for two weeks ignored the advice of doctors that the child be removed to 8 hospital for medical attention. She insisted Philip would recover through the prayers of the faithful of the Tn the Name of Jesus Church"
 Philip begged the Lord to take him to Heaven. We are not bigger than the Lord" she said today.
 At 6:25 this morning, the boys father, who had been overruled by Mrs. Bowers in the matter of having Philip taken to a hospital, called for an ambulance from General Hos pital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-30

Philip fell asleep yesterday morning and I waited all day for him to wake up," Mrs. Bowers said. "He felt no pain for he was in the Lords care."
 q went to bed last night and prayed all night he would awaken" i" the mother said. T bought quart of Ice cream and fixed chicken a friend brought over and some cup cakes, so he would have something to eat when he woke up.
 About four o'clock I called the boys father I knew then that the Lord must have taken Philip to Heaven"
 Part of the congregation of the little church moved in motorcars Sunday to the humble bungalow home of the Bowers family to as- sist Philip in his struggle against the disease with prayer.
 About dozen persons assembled on the front porch near window of Philips room and prayed for an hour. One member of the congre- gation played horn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-30
Pilot Held Responsible ForCrosh
 Coroner Makes
 Findings Public
 In Nouqotuck

Failure to maintain flying speed while attempting an emergency landing resulted in the death Aug. 13 in Naugatuck of F. Kinsley Whit tum, 37, of Somers, Mass, according to g finding made public today by Deputy County Coroner William Jones, Jr.
 Whittum, co-owner of a printing bliShment in Massachusetts, died at St. Mary's Hospital about two hours after his plane crashed in heavy downpour near the Peter Paul Candy Company in Nauga- tuck. The man sustained multiple fractures of the skull, fracture of the right wrist, fractures of both thighs and trumatic shock.
 In his finding, the Deputy Cor oner disclosed that Whittum ap- preached vacant lot near the candy concern and shouted to two men on the ground, asking for di- rections to Bethany Airport. The finding further adds that the two pointed in the general direction of the airport, about three miles dis tance.
 Whittum, according to the find ing, then continued to circle the lot and turned his plane in the general direction of Bethany His altitude dropped to about 50 feet, the f1nd- ing disclosed, and shortly thereaft- CT his propeller stopped. The plane said the finding, then nosed sharp ly and crashed into the ground.
 Police had difficulty in extracting the man from the plane. The wing. were crumpled, the motor wa. showed back into the cabin and the man was pinned into his seat. H. was taken to the hospital by Statt Police, and was given blood plasms and other special treatment but sue cumbed to his inupries.
 It was later disclosed that wher Whittum left his field in Massachu sets he had been assured clea, weather visibility as far as Nev York, his destination. Later, 8 1:30, two minutes before the mal died. the weather bureau, that hal earlier broadcast good weather, cor rected its report, stating that heav. downpours were expected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-30
Food Prices Soar Higher

New York, Oct. 30 - (UP) = Wholesale food prices continued to hit a new record high during the week ended Oct. 29, Dun & Brad street, Inc, reported today.
 The agencys wholesale food price index of 31 foods in general use rose to $6.44 in the week ended yes- terday compared with $6.34 in the previous week and $4.11 a year ago.
 Following decontrol of most foods, 12 commodities advanced while six declined. Moving upward during the week were flour, wheat, rye, oats, coffee, butter, cocoa, pota- toes, hogs, sheep lambs and cheese while corn barley, cottonsed oil, eggs hams. .and jellies registered de- clineS.
 The index represents the sum total of the price per pound of 3l foods in general use.