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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-29
The Gallup Poll
Many Candidates Strad-
ding Questions Public
Considers important
BY GEORGE GALLUP
Director, American Institute of
Public Opinion

FhiNCE1ON, N. j., sept. 3D.
Many candidates campaigning for
congress are skirting around or
straddling the issues which the vot-
ing public considers the critical is
sues of this years election.
While political leaders issue gen
eralities and avowals of good inten-
tons such as peace and produc-
ton or standing four square for
progress" and "protection for la
bor,' the voters of the country want
to know specifically what is going
to be done about these things.
l. Just what the parties are 60
ing to do to see that this country
does not get into another war,
while its rights are at the same
time protected.
2. What the parties are going to
do about the high cost of living
and the food and clothing short
ages.
3. What is going to be done to
curb strikes and regulate unions.
Although the majority of voters
have for years wanted an effective
regulatory program, this is an issue
which candidates of both parties
will likely avoid.
4. When and how the housing sit
uation is going to be cleared up.
Political strategy as interpreted
by politicians today usually die
tateS that the hot" issues of an
election campaign be avoided as
much as possible, for fear thai
a courageous stand by a candidate
may ALLEVIATE some groups. But
thousands of face-to-face inter
views with voters in all the 48
states and in all occupations indi-
cate that the above matters are
among the problems uppermost in
the mind of the electorate today.
Those issues are particularly
vital for any candidate seeking to
win yer the independent voters
the people who do not consider
themselves regular Democrats or
regular Republicans.
A true cross-section of all voters
independents. Democrats and Re
publicans-Were asked the follow
ing question:
what do you personally regard
as the most important issue which
should be discussed in the coming
November election campaigns?"
The replies show not only wha+
is on the average voters mind to-
day, but how the public ranks those
problems in Importance:
l.. Foreign policy, relations with
Russia.
2. Lowering the cost of living.
3. CURLING strikes and regulating
labor troubles.
4. Working out world peace,
making the United Nations sue
coed.
5. Housing.
6. Shortages of food, clothing and
other necessities.
Z. Veterans welfare.
In addition voters mentioned bal
ancing the budget and protecting
the nations credit, handling atomic
energy, and miscellaneous issues.
It can be recorded that the sin
dependent" o e r Numbering
about 10, 000, 900 out of the voting
population of 65, 900, O00). the group
holding the balance of power in
elections look upon the issues in
just the same order as the general
voting public-foreign policy first,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-29
Wildcat Football Trains

The many boosters of New Hanover
High schools strong football team may
carry their backing of the club to for
eign fields this season with a maximum
of collective support at a minimum of
personal expense.
Yesterday we were informed by a
responsible representative of the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad company
that it is in position to operate specia!
football trains to two and possibly the
third Of the remaining out-of-town con-
tests. All these engagements are East
ern conference ones.
AS an example, a special could be
run to and from Rocky Mount Friday
provided 1872 round-trip coaches fares
Or their equivalent are guaranteed. The
cost is reasonable for the round-trip Of
approximately six hours.
1t requires time to make the ar
engagements. So, if the Wildcat fans
wish to take advantage of this oppor-
tunity, they better act fast. The rail-
road must be given sufficient notice.
The other out-of-town games are in
Durham on Nov. 8 and in Fayetteville
the following Friday. A special train
could also be made available to Fayette-
vile and probably to Durham.
The last Wildcat football special was
operated to Wilson on Nov. 7, 1911, and
was quite a success with 500 Whining
tonians going up to root for the team.
Older former High school students will
remember the good times of the large
specials in 1929, one to Fayetteville and
another to Chapel Hill for the state
championship engagement.
This is a good way for hundreds of
Wildcat fans to maintain their moral
encouragement of the club on practi-
cally an all-game basis.
So, why not take advantage of this
and other offers of collective transpor-
tation to make the out-of-town games
as colorful for the team as the ones
played here? Attendance in Legion
stadium has been excellent and greater
representation Of Wilmingtonians at
foreign contests would round out this
support.
Many Wilmingtonians will motor to
Rocky Mount and the other games.
The special train, however appears to
be n of the best ways of solidifying
their backing of the team. Promotion
of it would be a good undertaking for
the Boosters club or any other group
interested in supporting the Wildcats
to the limit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-29

high cost of living second, strikes
third, etc.
Voters who call themselves Dem
ocrats show more concern over
the cost of living than Republicans.
The voters who call themselves
Republicans point to strike and
labor troubles as the top issue.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-29

Tokyo has been partly destroyed
by fire and earthquake on an
average of once every 80 years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-29
N ENDS HUNGER STRIKE

JERUSALEM, Sept. 28.- VII
DR.. Wolfgang Won Weisl, Je% .,,
author, terminated his 28-da} N's !,
ger strike tonight. taking a mea- n
a Tel Aviv hospital where ne ls3
been for eight days. He sta a
the strike as a protest, ne saw
against his and numerous '.. M.
Jews detention by the Brltist WV"
out charge and trial.
Approximately 100000 600 cuuG
feet of natural gas were proo'''N
by Arkansas during 1914.
to circle Wilmington with this oil
route. ,,y
RAYMOND D. CHBISI-1A'
Wilmington. N C.
September 81, 1916.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-26
State Is Planning
Peace-Time Sales
OF Savings Bonds

Allison James of Greensboro has
been appointed by V. L. Clark, Ma
tiOnal director Of the u. S. Savings
Bonds Division of the Treasury be
partment, as State Director Of the U.
S. Savings Bonds Division for North
Carolina for the continuing peace
time program Of the former State
War Finance Committee OF which ne
was executive manager.
In financing the war financing
program Mr.. James travelled thou
sands of miles over the state during
the past four years organizing and
sparkling bond drives and interim
bond activities which sold $1,8l1.-
100000 in bonds. Included in this
amount is 527 million dollars in Sc
ries f bonds, the peoples bond.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-26

THINGS JUST don't stay put at
all these days. Take the capital Of
the United States, for instance.
Right now, il is apparently seat
tered al over the world.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-26

The normal annual shortage Of
hay III North Carolina is about i59.-
UO0 tens.
Evening star., 1946-10-16
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
National-"The Student Prince:
2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"The Cockeyed Miracle:
II am, las, 4:30, tbs and 9:55
pm. Stage shows: lilo, 3:55, $40
and 9.25 pm.
Columbia-%Claudia and David:
11:50 am, 1:50, $50, 5:45, 7:45 and
9:45 pm.
EarIe-"Cloak, and Dagger: 1890
am, 12:45, 3, Sis, 1880 and $50
pm.
Hippodrome-"Alibi':: 2::25, 4, 5::35
7:l0, 8:45 and 1915 pm.
Keith's-"The Stranger: 1880
am, 1885. 3:35. $40, TAO and s:40
pm.
Little-"Mary Louise: II am.
los, 3:15, $50. 7:3o and 9:4o pm
Metropolitan-"Her Sisters Sc
cret": 1880 am, 1880. 3:35. 5:35
TAO and 9:45 pm.
Palace-"Three Little Girls in
Blue: 11:25 am, 1880. $3.50, 5:35,
TAO and 9:45 pm.
Pix-"Kid Millions: 2:10, 4:05
6:10, 8:15 and 1905 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts, con-
tinuous from 10:15 am.
Evening star., 1946-10-16

His expense account. If devoted to
Paramount production probably
would produce a minor epic for the
screen. That does not surprise him
and he is sure it won't surprise
Paramount. Both of them expected
to pay more for less.
Things are even worse than you
expected them to be-" Mr.. Blair ex-
plains, "but it is perfectly possible
to make a journey a series of pleas
ant surprises in spite of that. All
you have to do is prepare yourself
mentally. This consists in telling
yourself that catastrophe will catch
up with you the next breath you
draw. When it doesn't. you've
begun to live on borrowed time.
Time, even borrowed time, isn't
much, but that's about all any one
has left"
A specimen of how the Blair
philosophy works is always at hand.
He landed here, for instance, the
day of the hotel strike He had
left Hollywood in the middle of
the movie technicians strike. But
he had accommodations, being the
sort who leaves large coveys of
friends wherever he goes. All things
being as they were, however, he
thought he had better go on to
Pittsburgh. So he wired his favorite
hotel in Pittsburgh.
Sorry" it wired back, we're
struck. Cannot take guests"
Mr.. Blair was philosophic.
I'm sure it will be OK. for me to
fly over Pittsburgh" he said. After
that, I'll try Columbus"
Mr.. Blair who is a huge sort of
person has avoided casket sample
rooms on his present trip, but he
did spend one night in child's
nursery.
"It was in Philadelphia, he ex-
plains. THE hotel desk made all
the usual explanations. First that
it had not got my reservation re-
quest. Next, that they did get it, but
1 was late and it had been Cancelled.
I did not wait for a third explana-
ton of why they had no room for
me- Instead, I called the manager
Nice fellow, the manager. Had an
immediate solution for the whole
problem. He would just move his
small daughter into the family's
bedroom, and I could have the
daughters room in the suite. I
didn't play with her dolls, which
filled the top of every piece of
furniture. And I didn't use her
Evening star., 1946-10-16
HOLLYWOOD.


Marie Macdonald has just signed
a new seven-year contract with
Metro Goldwyn- Mayer! A few days
ago Marie finally Strengthened out
her legal tangle with Hunt Strom-
berg, who was appealing the court
decision freeing Marie from her con-
tract with him. But he dropped the
appeal. Now look for one Of the big
gest build-ups in Metro history for
Marie Macdonald.
Norma Shearer talking about her
picture comeback and saying mod
estly, II only hope I can keep up
with the top stars of today"
Clark Gable telling the Metro big
gies, 1T don't want to play Clark
Gable. I want to act"
Lana Turner tells this reporter
They hate me in the wardrobe de-
partment." She means she is getting
so thin that every day the 80 dresses
she wears in Green Dolphin Street
have to be taken in at the seams!
Marilyn Maxwell was all fixed UP
to meet Cary Grant through a mu-
tual friend, but" says Marilyn, al
the last minute I got cold feet!
There was so much publicity about II
all, and now I'm too self-conscious
to meet him." If you had seen Mari.
lyn while she was telling me this you
would have been skeptical. Shes
Evening star., 1946-10-16

roller skates, nor her tricycle.. But
I confess I did have some fun try
ing to work a yo-yo I found among
the toys
Mr.. Blair has come to the con-
clusion that you never can tell what
you will find in a hotel room these
days. If you can find a hotel room
4 X x
Tickets now are on sale at Lisner
Auditorium for the two perform
ances on Saturday of "The Secret
Garden" first children's theater Of
fering in Washington this season
The two performances, morning and
afternoon. of each production this
season will make possible the sale OF
tickets for individual plays in the
series.
Heretofore, the Children's Mu-
scum points out, most of the tickets
have been sold on a seasons basis
n X X X
Playwrights have only to look ur
to find whole series of competi-
tions awaiting their best efforts
Latest to be announced is that
sponsored by the Topeka, Kan.
Civic Theater. 1t will be $500 to
the prize-winning play in a con-
test whose final judge will be Pro-
Observation-Disclosures Eddie Dowl-
ing. The contest will open Novem-
ber /, close March /. Manuscripts
should be addressed to the Theater
Ninth and Topeka boulevard. So
should requests for entry blanks
and contest rules.
\ X
Bulletin board: Secret Mission,
Evening star., 1946-10-16
ADJUSTMENTS A

Bulletin board: Secret Mission,
Evening star., 1946-10-16

starring England's dark menace
James Mason, becomes the COM
bankruptcies Of Marie Louise" at
the Little Theater today. =. ST.
Pauls players, augmented as all
other groups have been by the re-
turn of service men, will present
Best Foot Forward" at the church
auditorium, October 27-30. The
first performance will be for the
Catholic clergy of Washington
The last three will be for the gen.
eral public. Rage in Heaven"
Palaces next attraction, and a. re-
issue from MGM's works back in
1941, was screened yesterday for
critics. :. 1t co-stars Ingrid Berg
man and Robert Montgomery.
Evening star., 1946-10-16
Future Looks Bright to Marie
" Sheiloh Grohom

playing the wicked lady in "Ah
Wilderness" Her cheeks and lips
were carmine and her eyes all
shadowed and mascaraed. All In all
she out t-Mae-Wested Mae West.
Ginger Rogers presents a silver
plated typewriter and a trip to Hol-
lywood or New York to the winner
Of "The Magnificent Doll" news
paperwomen's contest. Entrants
have to be working newspaper gals
Sounds like something that should
be looked into.
Mickey Rooney has failed to con-
vince his Metro bosses that he
should be directing or producing pic
(See GRAHAM, Page A-210
Evening star., 1946-10-16

suddenly find himself with a feel
ing the atmosphere had more peace
I'm it than he had known in a
long time. He laid down and went
right back to sleep.
IS M Every year he travels thousands
xof miles in behalf of Paramount
Sometimes he has stars to bother
with, but most of the time his un-
confinement is solitary.
He can always be counted upon
as an expert consultant on travel.
Mr. Blair's impression of his cur
rent trip is that it is the worst ever.
Evening star., 1946-10-16
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l6 fs46
From CaSket Room to Nursery
Is Mr.. Blair's Travel Saga
By Joy Cormody

Last time Rufus Blair Paramount in town. he had story OF
his night his then current
Blair sample in one OF
Nations swaker hoste naturally interested in
the did look around and
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
Novigrobovi
FRANK MARAS

Po dolgi bolezni je preminil v
mestni bolnisnici Frank Maras,
star Sc let, stanujoc ma 3488
w. 63 St. Donna je bill il Slavi-
ne pri Gorici ma Primorskem,
odkoder je prisel v Ameriko
pred 26 lett. Bill je clan drustva
"Nanos" st. 264 SNPJ in dru-
stva "Soca" st. 26 SDZ. Tukaj
zapusca zalujoco soprogo Valen-
tino, rojeno Terzar, in hcer Ne
MILO Jablonski, v starem kraju
pa dive sestri, Matildo in Joze-
fo ter vec sorodnikov. Pogreb
Sc DO vrsil v cetrtek zjutraj oh
9. uri pod vodstvom Ferfoliato-
vega pogrebnega zavoda IL
,Schusterjevega pogrebnega "a
voda v cerkev sv. Bonifaca oh
9:3O uri in nato ma pokopalisce
sv. Marie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
KONGRESNIK ZAHTEVA,
DA VLADA NASTOPI
PROTI KOMUNISTOM

WASHINGTON, 7. okt.-Kon-
gresnik J. Parnell Thomas IL
New Jerseya je v pismu ma zvez-
mega justicnega tajnika Tom c.
Clarka zahteval, da ameriska
vlada zdrobi k O m u n i S ii { n @
stranko, katero naziva "po Mos.
Xvi vodeno peto kolono v Zedi.
njenih drzavah." =. = 40 -.--
Thomas, XII je manjsinski Clan
kongresnega Un-American Ac-
tivities komiteja pravi, da orga.
nizirani komunisti krsijo posta-
We.
"Moje odkrito priporocilo je,
da takoj nastopite in ugonobite
aktivnosti teh skupin, XII nepre.
stano delajo ma tenn, da unicijo
naso formo vlade," je dejal
Thomas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
veverica jo je ugriznila
"a palec

Miss Hannah Miller, 1886 e.
1872 ST., je prinesla kuhinjske
odpadke il sobe ma varnostne
stopnice, da jih je odlozila v "a
to pripravljeni prostor. Tedai
je zagledala pred seboj domaco
veverico in jo pokllcala. Veveri-
ca je prisla k njej in jo vgriznila
v palec ma nogi, XII je molel liza
koncu odprtega zenskega cev-
liza. Ko je Miss Miller kriknila,
je zival spoznala, da je napra-
villa pomoto in zbezala. s
Doticno veverico klicejo vsi
Berth in je tako predrzna, da
Sc nikogar ne boji. Pred kratkim
je nekemu sosedu med spanjem
ma verandi preiskovala zepe, v
katerih je incl navadno orehe
zanjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
KONVENCIJA IScE POTA
IA ZNIzANJE NESREc
v ZEDINJENIH DRzAVAH

CHICAGO, 6. oktobra. - Ju-
tri Sc pricne v tenn mestu 81.
konvencija National Safety Con-
gressa, katerega Sc udelezi
okrog 10000 delegatov in 1--WE
dencev "a promet, da sprejme-
jo gotova navodila in dolocila,
kako prepreeiti, da bi Sc Ameri-
kanci ne pobijali v stevilu 100,-
600 ma leto v raznih nesrecah.
To je prva konvencija te or
ganizacije liza leta 1914 in sc
je udelezijo razni mestni urad-
niki, inzenirji in drzavni zastop-
niki. Okrog 5000 industrijalnih
organizacij je clanov varnost-
mega koncila.
Pravij0, da je ia organizacija
potion varnostne propaganda iz-
"a leta 1888 ohranila zivljenje
najmanj $50, 900 Amerikancem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
RUSIJA UTEGNE PROTES.
TIRATI PRoTI NUEREN-
BERSKI SODBI

LONDON, 2. oktobra (O.N.
A. - V londonskih diploma
ticnii1 krogih Sc slisi, da nj ne
mogoce, da DO Rusija protesti-
rala v Washingtonu, Londonu in
Parizu proti oprostitvi, katere
so bill v Nuernbergu delezni
nemski generalni Stab, Franz
Won Papen ter Hjalmar Schacht.
Po mnenju strokovnjakov "a
mednarodne zakone, TAXA pritoz-
ba ne more dovesti do move sod
ne obravnave, toda mogoce bi
bilo, da stavijo Rusi zahtevo, da
Sc obravnavo ponovi radi tega,
ker imajo v rokah move dodatne
dokaze proti TEN obtozencem.
Novih dokazov pa je po mne.
nju teh strokovnjakov obilo ma
razpolago, ker obtozba nj obse.
gala vsega materijala - bile
ga je toliko, da sodniki ne bi bill
zmogli svojega posla, ako bi
bill morai proueiti vse.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
|ltaijansh fasisti napadi
slovensko manifestacijo v Coricii
.Umrla v cerkvi
tik pred poroko

NEW YORK, Z. okt.-Angeli-
ma Rose de Fabrizio, stara 81
let, je sla po cerkvi s svojim oce-
tom, da Sc poroci z Johnom Ma
stantuonom, starim 81 let, XII sta
bila prijatelja Sc il Sole. Oh ko-
rakanju Sc il je ponesreci tanci-
ca zapletla pod nogo, vsled &C.
sar Sc je nevesta cutila tako
osramoceno, da Sc je poleg oceta
zgrudila mrtva ma tia, zadeta cd
Srcne kapi.
zenin je jokajoc odsel IL GER
kve domov in sc zaklenil v svojo
soho.
DR.. Alexander Vivona je de-
jail, da ie imelo dekle revmaticno
srce, in spodtikljaj oh tancico
je bill proved zanjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
Vloga Anglije kot
pOsredOvalke med
Ameriko in Rusijo

LONDON, 1. oktobra. ION.
A. - Il virov, XII so v tesnih
zvezah z zunanjim ministrom
Bevinom, sc slisi mnenje, da je
Velika Britannia zdaj v pravem
polozaju, da nastopi kot posre-
dovalec med Ameriko in Sow
jetsko unijo.
Precej jasno je, mi je bilo
receno, da je gospodarski ustroj
danasnje Anglije zblizal to de-
zelo in Sovjetsko unijo. LIE ME
ma koncepcija demokracije jo
cd ME oddaljuje. in jo priblizu-
je Zedinjenim drzavam.
S tenn Sc nj receno, da bo We
lika Britannia "a vedno postala
posredovalec, kajti Velika Bri-
tanija ina sicer socialisticno
usmerjeno gospodarstvo, obe-
mem pa je tudi sredisce velike-
ga imperija, katerega varnost
in obstoj mora cuvati.
Vsekakor je verjetno, da Sc
DO sedanja angleska pozicija v
mednarodni politiki razcistila v
parlamentarni debati, XII sc bo
odigrala cim sc sestane parla-
ment.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
Pisarniski delavci ma stavki
pri Chase Brass

Pri Chase Brass & Copper Co.
je vceraj odslo ma stavko mad
100 pisarniskih delavk, steno-
grafk, pomocnikov in tehnicnih
usluzbencev. Zahtevajo prizna-
ME unije in povisanje place.
V tej stavki so vecinoma zen
ske in dekleta, XII so organizira-
nev CIO-United Office and Pro-
fessional uniji.
Ann Berenholz, unijska direk-
torica, je dejala, da so bile de-
lavke prisiljene oditi ma stavko,
ker Jim vodstvo tovarne nj hote-
10 izboljsati place. Pisarniske
delavke zasluzijo cd $25 ma te-
den, tehniske delavke labora-
torijih pa cd $35 ma teden.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
Taft smatra ObsOdbe
nacijev "a ''madezz"

GAMBLER, O., 6. okt. Re
publikanski senator Robert A.
Taft je incl vceraj tukaj govor,
v katerem je izjavil, da so OBJ
sodbe nacijskih glavarjev ''ma-
dez" "a anglosaksonsko justice
in@--da ~be~=ameaisko ., ljudstre
nuernberske pravoreke "dolgo
obzalovalo." f..
Taft je rekel, da sc je v
Nuernbergu pravica oblekla v
mascevalnost, kar da je v neso.
glasju anglosaksonsko justi'
co. Dejal je dalje, da so bill Rusi
tisti, XII so prvi sprozili idejo OBJ
sodb "a nacijske glavarje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
ANGELA RUDMAN

V petek vecer je preminila ma
svojem domu Angela Rudman,
rojena Popovic, stanujoca ma
1895 E. 25 St. Stara je bila "a
let. Bila je clanica drustva vi
sezi zumberaske sloge, st. 81
HBZ. Tukaj zapusca sedem ST.
nov: Petra, Pavla, George, Da-
niela, Josepha, Ernesta in Caro-
la, ter brata John Popovic v
Anaconda, Mont. MOI Nikolaj ie
umrl leta 1889. Pogreb Sc je
vrsil danes zjutraj OBJ 9:3O uri
il Grdinovega pogrebnega zavo-
da v cerkev sv. Nikolaja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
Veterani kupili
mestO v Alaski
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. - Skupina
vojnih veteranov druge svetov-
ne vojne je organizirala Vete-
rams Alaska Cooperative Co.
ter kupila emo cello mesto "a
$105,OOO.
Warner Gardner, pomozni tai
mix "a notranje zadeve, je potr-
dill prodajo najstarejsega vojas-
kega taborisca Alaski, katere-
ga je kupil bivsi korporal Ken
meth o. Hara liz Anchorage,
predsednik O'Hara Bus Lines,
XII ga je izrocil omenjeni zadru-
gi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
GOVORICE o DEVALUACIJI
FRANCOSKEGA FRANKA

. PARIZ, 2. oktobra. - (O.N.
A. " nekaterih krogih trde,
da kaze delovanje pariske bor-
re ma to, da DO kmalu prislo do
move devaluacije francoskega
franka. Dale zatrjujejo nekate-
ri gospodarski krogi, da bo
Francija v kratkem preuredila
tudi odnosaje svojega franka 2
valutami svojih kolonij, kar pa
nj videti verjetno pred splosni-
mi volitvami, XII Sc bodo vrsile
proti koncu tega meseca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08

.Argentinski kongres
in atomsko orozzje

BUENOS AIRES, 2. oktobra
(O.N.A.) - Argentinski senat
je odobril nacrt atomskega raz.
iskovanja in sprejel tudi po-
trebne kredite "a to delo. Spod.
MIA hisa, XII mora ia zakonski
nacrt Sc odobriti, predno posta-
ne zakon, DO brez dvoma to sto.
rila.
Argentina namerava posvetiti
posebno pozornost ucinku atom
ske bombe ma ladje. Predsed-
mix Peron zeli baje, da Sc delo
ma tenn projektu zacne cim pref.
Cenijo, da bodo poizkusi traja-
Ii priblizno 18 mesecev.
Argentina razpolaga z boga-
timi lezisci uranija in berilija,
katerih Sc posluzujejo ameriski
producenti atomskih bomb. Ne.
davno je argentinski parliament
sprejel zakon, da preidejo visa
lezisea uranija in berilija v dr..
zavno last.
L. tega seveda Sc ne sledi, da
ina Argentina moznost, da kar
zacne proizvajati atomske bonn.
be. Tehnicno in industriiskc
dezela Sc nj dovolj razvita, da
bi Sc mogla lotiti tega probe
ma.