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Evening star., 1946-09-30

United States and far out into the
Atlantic.
May Stretch Flight.
A straight line over the globe
from its starting point extends across
the northern part of the United
States, over Washington and on to
Bermuda. The Navy has not said
whether the crew might try to
stretch the flight to that small group
Of islands, but it appeared possible
If the crew and airplane hold up
under the strain of more than two
days in the air.
When the Turtle reaches Seattle,
it will have exceeded the world dis
tance record of 8,198 miles Guam
to Washington by the Army Air
Force B-29 'Dreamboat" last No.
vember.
After passing New Guinea the
twin-engined Turtle nosed out on
route passing near Bikini and
Midway.
The Navy has not advertised this
flight as try for a record, but calls
it "a fulls-cale test of patrol plane
endurance and pilot fatigue"
Born in Canada.
Comdr. Reid was born at Edmon-
ton, Alberta, Canada, in 1914 and re-
ceived his early education there
Subsequently, he attended the Ma
rion (Ala) Military Institute He
was graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1887.
In June, 1941, he was designated
a naval aviator. During the first
two years of the war he was on
antisubmarine partol duty in the
Atlantic, working out of Panama
and Bermuda. Subsequently, he
commanded aircraft maintenance
squadrons in Australia, Manus and
Norfolk.
His regular assignment Is at the
Naval Proving Ground at Dahlgren,
Va, where his wife lives with their
two children. Carolyn, 6, and Wal
Evening star., 1946-09-30
$500, 900 Oil BIost Blows
Tuqmon IS Feet Into Air
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PORTLAND, Greg, Sept. 30.-Ex-
plosion Of q partially loaded Diesel
oil barge early yesterday blew a tug
crewman high into the air and a
rapidly spreading fire that followed
destroyed major portion of large
marine pier here
r. E. Black, local manager of the
Socony-Vacuum General Petroleum
Corp, estimated damage at 5000, 900.
Q. c. Bennett, an official of the
Tidewater-Shaver Barge Co, esti-
mated replacement cost of the barge
at $4,000.
Evening star., 1946-09-30
Forum on Government
Planned by CIubwomen

A workshop. consisting OF forum
on The Clubwoman's Responsible
ity for Government" will be con-
Quoted by the Montgomery Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs from 10 a m
to $3.50 pm. Wednesday at the COM
missioners' hearing room in the
county courthouse at Rockville.
Mrs Frank Garfield and Mrs. Min
Ter Hostetler, federation chairman,
will receive delegates from each
afhliated club and special arrange
ments have been made for lunch.
Evening star., 1946-09-30
ADvERTIsEsIENT.
Fever
Relief begins 10 10 minute

Relief begins - 10 minute
or double your money back
When the snifiing, sneezing watery-
eyed misery of hay fever makes you
feel soggy and sick all over, doctors
usually prescribe the fastest-acting
medicine known for symptomstic re-
lief-medicine like that in Beliefs
tablets. No oily nose drops. Beliefs
tablets bring comfort in . jiffy Or
return bottle to us for double money
back, SOC at all druggists. Made by
makers Of Bell-sns for Indigestion
Evening star., 1946-09-30
LOST.

BuLFOLD, lady's, containing money and
Identification. MRS. LUCILLE M1EIUS
BlELSkl, milwaukee, WIS: reward. Finder,
Evening star., 1946-09-30

When you go to party. be self
of the fun!
When you're good dancer, your shyness
vaniShes you acquire confidence
you're new person much
sought after dance partner!
Evening star., 1946-09-30
Gas on Stomach
Relieved in S minutes or
double Your money hack

When excess stomach acid causes painful sufYoeat-
ing sas sour stomach and heartburn doctors usually
prescribe the fastest t-aetins medicines known for
Gmptomatic relfef-medicnes like those in Bell ans
Tabsts. No LAXATIVE Bell-ans brings comfort in
3fny or double money back on return of bottle
70 W. 25e at all drugeistI
Evening star., 1946-09-30
By the Associated Pfess

BOSTON, Sept. 0.-Massachu-
setts State police and public health
inspectors began a check of Al cold
storage plants and more than 200
slaughtering houses today in an un-
Iprecedented campaign to determine
"if meat was being withheld de-
liberately from consumers"
Acting under State law which
allows inspectors of the Health De-
partment to enter storage plants,
slaughter houses and places han
ding food for inspection of food at
any time. Gov. Maurice j. Tobin
ordered the check today.
Gov. Tobin said that if any COM
|bines or agreements" to withhold
the sale of meat are disclosed laws
pertaining to conspiracy and re-
straint of trade mays be enforced
Il am determined to find out if
any OF the contributing causes to
the meat shortage are due to fac
tors within the commonwealth, >
Gov. Tobin declared
The Governors action followed q
demand by Senator Walsh, Massa-
cnusetts, that President Truman
take over the Nations beef supply to
insure proper distribution and Re-
publican requests for the ending OF
price controls.
The meat famine in Massachu-
settS has cut markets to one-third of
their normal supply of beef, cut
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-05
GAME OF BLUFF

Why does our government trem-
bic and shiyver whenever Ii hears
he word Russia? DO a little
figuring and you1l find that the
Big Bear" has shot his bolt" for
a long time 10 come No nation
can take the terrible punishment
which Russia did and stlll possess
one-haif the military power with
which the world carelessly credits
her.
Before World War l. the Russian
population was estimated at around
10 million. That war cost her 5
million Of her best The Commun-
ist regime then supposedly got rid
OF Is million shopkeepers, farm
owners and aristocrats
Then World War II comes along
and again the best OF Russia
youth the shock troops are killed
off Probably million young men
the breeding stock which man
kind must depend upon for physical
excellence.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-05

a walk-in combination freezer stor-
age unit A minimum Of cubic
feet OF frozen food storage space
per person is recommended for
farm homes. Where a relatively
small part OF the family's food
comes from the freezer. about 8
cubic feet OF space per person is
a good coverage.
Right now. the average cost OF a
I5- 70 ls-cubic-foot freezer Is about
30 per cubic foot. Large freezers
are less expensive per cubic loot
smaller ones cost more Some An
zona famers are planning 10 save
by building their own freezing ana
storage units. buying the refrigera-
ting system and materials and DO
ing most OF the carpentry. one mas
figured that his homemade walk-in
freezer will cost only half as much
as the price OF a completed unit.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-05
Above tie =====--=======-.5-, ====--==-======-,
HuLLABAlOO
by LYLE HULL

Add 10 all this terrible loss the
ravages OF the German advance
across western Russia Millions up
on millions OF civilians killed by
bombs. by starvation. and for rea-
sons known only 10 the gentle
nazis
Steel and young man power are
the fundamental essentials Of mill
tary strength On February 8.
Stain announced that some time
in the future Russia hoped to
achieve an annual steel production
Of so million tons. We-~ven now
produce 90 million.
Russia is in no position to fight
a major war She simply hasn't
the wherewithal I'm either young
healthy manpower or material p'o-
duction
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-05
Meeting Schedule
Clubs and Groups

WoMANs CLUB End and 4th
Thursdays 2:1J p. II.
JUNIOR WOMANS CLUB-lst
1ud Bird Mondays, S p. m.
DESERT WOMANS CLUB End
Friday.
MUSICIANS CLUB LIST Thurs
lay. p. m.
COOLIDGE PTA-1st Tuesday, s
p. N.
KENILWORTH PTA-1st Thurs
day.
LEGION AUXILIARY-2nd Mon
lay, s p. m
VFW AUXILlARY-1st and 3rd
Thursdays. p m.
EASTERN STAR -4 4th Wednes-
day p m.
REBEKAH LODGE list and 3rd
Fridays
SEW AND so CLUB and
3rd Wednesday. . p. m
DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE
lst Thursday. 7.3O p. N.
ROTARY CLUB -- weekly. We'd
nesday noon.
LIONS CLUB weekly. Wednes-
lay nights.
AMERICAN LEGION - lst and
'rd Mondays. p. m.
VETERANS FOREIGN WARS
lst and 3rd Thursdays. D. IN.
CITY COUNCIIs-2nd NJ on ay.
7:3O p. m
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
md Monday. 1880 p. m.
MASONS -- weekly, Thursday
nights.
ODD FELLOWS-weekly. Tues
lay nights.
ROYAL ARCH MASONS ~ 3rd
Mondays. s p. m.
COOLIDGE FARM BUREAU
meets at call of president.
WOoDMAN CIRCLE - 1st and
4tb Thursday. p. m.
KENILWORTH HOMEMAKERS
CLUB. fourth Tuesday of each
month at 2:30 p m.
ST. JAMES SOCIETY: End
Tuesday. 7:45 p. m.
WSCS first and third Fridays at
ESQ p. m.
COOLIDG BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB
First and third Tuesdays at noon
In Community recreation hall.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-05
Hints Given For
Use OF Freezer And
Storage Units

High on many a family's list OF
postwar Improvements Is home
freezing and storage equipment
For those who are thinking ahead
and planning their purchases. here
are some points TO consider. sug-
gested by Arizona Extension Nu-
tritlonist Reva Lincoln.
Size depends not only on number
IN family but on where they live
and how they expect to use the
freezer. Generally farm families
need larger freezers and more stor-
are space than city people. Most
farm families. especially those who
do their own butchering. will want
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-05
SAVE BREAD

II everybody in this country
could save just half a slice of bread
a day national saving of half
million pounds of bread would be
accomplished. says the USDA. Sug-
gested measures are: Buy only as
much bread as you need; store II to
maintain freshness; devise ways to
use stale bread; use more cereals,
potatoes.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-05
COARSE SOIL GOOD

CCarseness or fineness OF soils
determines their water-holding ca
pacity. The rate OF water penetra-
ton is faster through a coarse
teXtured soil than through one of
fine texture. That is why. say
University OF Arizona Circular 1913,
Irrigation in Arizona, farmers are
eager 10 secure good aggregation
or crumb structure in clay soils.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-05
SOIL DlSINFEcTING

Soils infected with Texas root
rot. crowngall. root knot and other
diseases can sometimes be disin-
fected by dry working the soil in
May, June, October and November.
it is observed in Diseases of Field
Crops in Arizona. Bulletin lac.
University of Arizona Experiment
Station.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-05
WOOL PROGRAM

Wool will continue to be bought
under the 1915 purchase program
of the Commodity Credit Corpora
tion un:il November /. next. In
1945 average farm wool price was
maintained at 42.4 cents and this is
the level aimed at for this year.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-05
CITRUS FIGURES SET

Arizona's 1916 citrus crop IS
placed at 100000 boxes grape
fruit and 100000 boxes oranges
by the Federal Crop Reporting
Service. This compares with the
1914 figures OF 3.750.000 boxes
grapefruit and 100000 boxes Of
oranges.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-05
EERTILlZER SHORTAGE

$ rious shortages Of commercial
fertilizers for 1916 world crop pro
auction are reported by the com
hiued food board OF USDA Spe-
cialists al University OF Arizona eH-
tension service have been advising
Arizona farmers to lay in their fer
tilizer supplies early Careful
storage should be provided for.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-05
7hsY BOY
sAsY BOY
BACK TO FARM"

Next few years will see the re
turn TO the farm OF about half the
20 per cent OF the farm population
which went 10 the armed forces or
to city jobs during the war. Under
secretary OF Agriculture Hutson
forecasts. He thinks farm popula-
ton. now down 10 25 million TO rise
rise 10 q or 2s million.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-05
DOT FOR CATTLE FLIES

The new insectici3e DDT prob
ably will come into much wider
use for the control OF cattle flies
during the coming summer than
heretofore. Or. W J. Pistor Uni
yerslty of Arizona animal patholo-
gist believes Experiments have i'm
dlcatei the new chemical can be
used economically in ny-control
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-05
AZ ACCOMPLISHMENTS

All Club members. State All
Leader Kenneth Mckee reminds US.
produced during the war food to
feed 1900 000 fighters year.
bought or sold 200 million dollars
OF bonds. collected untold tons Of
scrap metals, waste fats. paper.
America, SAYS Mckee. should use
this energy in peaCetlme. too.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-05
PLAN CONCRETE LINING

Eighteen hundred linear feet of
ditch has been staked for a con
crete lining job on the Moorehouse.
Higginbotham and Moore farms in
he Florence-Cpolidge Soil Con-
serYatiOn District.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-04-05
SJEN 4
WHO'S NEW /!
BABY BOY

BABY BOY
MIR. and Mrs. J. ID. Huston be
~ame the parents of baby boy on
~resday March 26th He was born
n Florence Hospital and weiEhe'
on hounds five and half ounces.
They have named him Patrick
Dean.
7hBY BOY
Mr. and Mrs G. r Bates became
he parents OF a baby boy on Mon
1av April ist He weighed eight
hounds and was born at Florence
Hospital
sABY BOY
Mr.. and Mrs. J W Large, Jr.,
became the parents OF q baby boy
on Wednesday. April 3rd He
weighed seven pounds and was
born AZ Florence Hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-02
Rules Relaxed On Mailing Packages Overseas

Headquarters Alaskan Depart ment-Rules governing the mail ing of parcels to men overseas in the armed forces have been re- faxed to permit more than a hun dred percent increase in weight of packages sent to APO addresses, Maj. Howard C. Walters, in charge of the Army Postal Service in the Alaskan Department, said recent ly.
 While heretofore the maxi mum weight on packages sent sol diers at overseas stations was five pounds" Maj. Walters said, they may now weigh as much as II pounds. Limits on size have also been liberalized," he continued, "and now package may be AZ
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-02
Persistence Pays; Doc Fools Phone Go.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo.-(P)-Dr. Orr Mullinax, superintendent of state hospital here, is patient but persistent man.
 When the telpehone company hewed strictly to the line of pro- tecting it's patrons wishes-and refused to tell the doctor his own unlisted telephone number - he called all the numbers on his monthly telephone bill.
 When his private telephone rang he put it down as his and the tele- phone company's secret.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-02
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 2, 1946

canoe as I continued my journey through the mountains for soon l came upon an old prospector still mining his claim. He invited me into his shack for a cup of coffee and soon engaged himself in story telling. The stories he told-of places he'd been the world over; of money it had taken a years mining to earn, lost in one miser- able night-of women he'd loved and lost, etc, etc, etc.-for me, this poem took on life and was sitting before me in the form of this old miner-sold to the dust of Alaska's mountains and streams. I though perhaps you, too, might enjoy this poem.
 Very Sincerely Yours,
 A soldier at Nome
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-02

inches long, and may equal, but not exceed. 72 inches in length and girth combined"
 Such packages, the Major said, may be mailed at any time. How ever, items must be requested by the members of the armed forces, as heretofore. Only packages not exceeding eight ounces may be mailed to members of the services unsolicited, and these must be sent first class Maj. Walters said.
 These rules do not apply to packages mailed by members of the armed forces overseas. Mem bers of the service, as formerly, may continue to mail packages from Army postoffices at any time, up to 70 pounds in weight and not exceeding 100 inches in length and girth combined.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-02
Wide Open Spaces

NEW YORK, R-There's room in New York's committing area for l6,5OO 900 people in addition to the 12,330,000 now resident there, according to the Regional Plan Association. The area ex- tends from 30 to 45 miles from Times Square and covers 2,860 square miles.
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-02
COMMUNICATION

The following letter was re- ceived by the Nugget: Envelope was addressed: Editor of the Nome Nugget Nome Nugget,
 "(Oldest Newspaper in Alaska) Nome, Alaska"
 Postmaster had facetiouSly added "Try Nugget.O APO 732-202d Station Hosp. GO PM-Seattle, Washington Editor of the Nugget: I was roaming through some of Alaska's back-country the other day, when I ran into an old min ing area far up on the Snake River. In an empty, broken-down, miners home, long since vacated, I found the following poem:
 THE LITER I've set with pan between my
 knees
 Till both my legs was numb; And then for rest I'd use one hand Till I couldn't bend a thumb. Then I'd count the worth O gold
 I had,
 And the puny amount would
 make me mad; And I'd swear I'd quit, but never Yes, brother, I know I'm dumb. I followed the lodges and gravel
 beds
 With shovel and pan and pick. I hunted the source of the yellow lure
 In desert and hill and crick- Till I found a pocket or vain of
 stuff
 That would pay a little, but never enough To buy me off, nor make me rich. So here I be; and still I stick. l nave washed a million tons of dirt
 For an ounce of two of gold. I reckon ought to die or quit For I know I am growing o,d. But I can't when I know some hill
 or stream
 Still hides the strike of life
 long dream. I'll find it yet; I know I will. My life to Hope I've sold.
 Mrs. William Honrath
 Ca miners wife). The poem increased in signifi-
The Nome nugget., 1946-01-02

He-But you advertised a bed sitting room.
 Landlady-Certainly. This is it. He-Well, I see the bed, but where is the sitting room?
 Landlady-On the bed.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10
SPREMEMBA Ma BOLJE v VNANJI
POLITIkI vELlKE BRITANuE

Vnonia poIifiku ongIeske deIuvske Wade, XII ie no
krriiU okrog leto dni, Sc nj prve mesece cd Church
iIIove mic razikovoIo. Dosi ie imeio delovsko stronka
v Mi svoi program, nasProten 'oriskemv, sfo GO pri-
eelo AtfIee in Bevin izvoioti sele pred nekoi tedni.
Ko SO Ioboriti med voino zohtevali med drugim
svobodo 20 Indiio in IiberoIno koIoniioIno PoIitiko,
Jim ie Churchill odgovorl, do nj prevzel predsedstvo
Wade niegovego velieonstvo zoto, dc hi kUmovaI raz-
pudoniu britskego imperia.
Pred nekoi tedni po lie deIovska vloda izidviIo, do
ie dono Indii V bodoee presto pot, do Sc orgoniziro
bodisi v popolnomo neodvisno drzovo, ali pa do po-
stone dominion, kokor ie n. pr. Konodo in Avstroiiia.
To lie V dotgi zgodovini, cd kor ie India podIoznieo
AngIie, res rodikoIno obIiUba.
Pot Indie v osvobodifev sieer ne DO lohka i'm ne
kotko. Kojti med prebivoIstvom Indie, XII go ie okrog
400 miijonov, SO veiike rozredne, rusne in verske roz-
like. Toda led je prebit in z dobro voIio obeh strani Sc
ih DO premogoIo.
Drugo sp%remembo ongIeske poIitike ie nustoIu v
EgiptU. Dasi lie Egypt t%eoretieno neodvisno drzovo, je
vendor nupoI podIozen AngIiii, XII imo tom no podIugi
pogodbe z eeipeonsko Waldo veIiko vojosko, mornari-
enc in IetoIske boze. NocionoIistieno gibanie v Egiptu
Sc re letu bori profit tel ongIeski vojoski in poIitieni
nodvIodi. izvrsenih ie bio v protest proti AngIiii no
esipeonske poIHike ze preeej otentotov, nomres no
take, XII SO 20 rneniU naeionolistov proved IoioIni On
gIeskim interesom. Nedovno so Sc izgredi proti Angliii
v KoirU in Aleksanriii spet obnovili. Med tenn je vIado
v LondonU %obIiUbiIo, do Sc ~angIesko ormado Umokne
il EsiPto in sklenieno DO nova pogodbo, v kuteri DO
EgiptU zogotovlieno ~popoIna somostoinost. Churchill
lie tel potezi o~ngIeske Wade nosprotovoI, q nv je Att
lee odsovorI, do ie Esipeonom bolse zovpoti kot pa
streIioti vonje.
Oh enem lie ongIesko vIudo obIiubiIo pozvoti svo-
lie eete il Lebonono in STRIFE, komor ih ie posIaIo 20
poruzU Froneiie. IL Perzije po so re odsIe.
To SO prva ~znomenia, da ie nomen sedanie angle
ske vIode odproviti poiitiko podkvpovonj in vojoske
siIe ter 10 v o~dnosoiih z dezeIomi nodomestiti S poll
tiko vzojernosti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10
Sc ve|iko vojnih skondo|ov eoko odkritjo

POseben Scnatni Odsck "a pre-
i~skOvanje medvojnih goljufij in
skandalOv ina pred sabo slucaj
neke kompanije. v 1llinoisu, XII
nj nikoli imela veC kot 30 delav-
cev, pa je vzlic temu dobiIa VOL
nth narocil vsoti skoro As mi
lijOnOv dOlarjev! KakO Sc je
mOglO uganjati take goljufije ma
strOSke ljudstva, in cemu sta jih
vojni in mOrnaricnf oddelek ter
drugi merodajni vIadni uradi
dOvOlili, to SO vprasanja, S ka-
'terimi Sc bavi omenjeni odsek.
DOgnal je, da SO promoterji ime-
Ii cd vojnega urada prvo naro-
clio V vsoti $4,000, 900, Sc pre-
dino je bila kompanija ustanov-
LENA in predno je imela kakega
delavca. In Sc predno je bill kon-
trakt podpisan je dobila v ma
pref en- million dolariev!
Tako Sc je pricelo. Ker je VIA
da placevala svoja narocila ma
BAH stroskov in k temu dostela
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10
N0VO GlBANJE v UNUAH "a
zCRADITEV DELAVSKE STRANKE

IL image" %politiene akciie ClO, zelezniearskih
brotovsein in mnogih uni AL v predsedniskih in kon-
gresnih voIitvoh Ieto 1914 SO Sc mnogi eluni in tudi
nekoteri voditeIii nuueIi, do organizirano delavstvo
S svoio sedonio toktiko v poIitiki nikoIi ne DO stelo kai
drUgego kot volilee 20 stari stranki in do v zakonodo-
ioh nikoIi ne DO imeIo deIovskega bIoka, dokler Sc ne
odIoei posIoti vunie svoie posIunce.
Tuko n. pr. ie lokaI uniie uvtnih delavcev (CIO) St.
ATT v Chicago soglosno spreieI resoIucio v kateri
predIogo Ustunovitev vrhovnega delovskega sveto; v
MENU nai bi bile z%astopone vse Uniie Clio, AL, Uniie
zelezniearjev in drUge priznone neodvisne uniie. Mo-
logo tega konciIo hi biIo zosnovuti skUpne okciie 20
boi proti nokIepom reokcionoriev v ~kongresu in pa
ustonovitev skupne delovske stronke.
Omenienu postoianka nj edna, XII DELUXE v tenn
provcv. Jih ie re preeeisnie steviIo, XII SO priprovIien
no Ioeitev cd taktike podpirunia kundidatov demo-
krutske in republikonske strunke in 20 udelezbo v po-
Iitienih boiih S svoiimi kondidoti in S svoo stranko.
Sevedo, sedonio neslogo med Uniiami nj mic koi
pride znomenie, do bodo ~predIogi, kocc,snegu ONE
niomo gori, re Ietos izvedeni. Steer MISC to prvi, kuiti
takih poskusov ie bio re mnoso, todu dobro "a delov-
stvo ie, ker imoio sedai veS opore kokor pa v p~rosIosti.
Lefos Sc ie emo konfereneo v prid delavske poEitiene
okciie re vrsilo. Udelezilo Sc ie ie mnoeo Iiberaleev,
vee Uniskih voditel Jew in nekoi fUnkcionar Jew socioli-
stiene stranke, XII pa SO med sobo ugotoviIi, do niihna
skUpino nj Sc zodostna 20 Ustonovitev move stronke.
IzvoliIi pa SO odbor XII DELUXE zonio. Res lie ~znoeiIno,
do SO Zed. drzove edna industriolna dezela no svetU,
v koteri ie organizirano deIovstvo brez zostopstva v
%kongresu. Prelom uni S ~prosIostio lie tezaven, q ie pc
treben, &c hoeeio koi ~pridobiti zuse fUdi ma poIitienem,
ne somo ma indUstrioInem poIiU.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10

Sc primeren profit, SO take
"kompanije" stroSke zviSaIe z
visokimi placami direktorjev in
njihnim sorodnikom. V tenn stu
caju SO imeli ma p~lacilni listi ne
kateri tudi svoje zene, XII so do
bivale pc $4,000 ma leto in vec
ne da bi kaj delale ali sploh kaj
razumele o delu "svOje" druzbe.
V svrho, da Sc kompanija Sc
znani S politiki in castniki, Xxi SO
imeli opravka z vojnimi naroci-
Ii, je priredila v Drake hotelu v
Chicago banket, XII je stall $16,-
900. Tia izdatek je potem vpi-
sala med "obratne stroske" in
tako je MEN banket placala -
ZVeZna vlada.
o teh in drugih goljufijah Sc
je re takrat susljalo, a promo
terri so imeli politicno protekci-
jO in med vojaSko birokracijo.
"DirektOrji" so 81 dolocili pc
$4,000 mesecne place Sc pre-
den je imela kompanija kakega
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10

delavca raZen enega ali diva
klerka. Direktorii in mimi po-
mocniki SO prejeli cd Ieta 1912
da 1915 S2,3S4,S41 place in vse
20 ma vladne str0Ske.
Ustanovitelji korporacije, Xxi
Sc imenuje Erie Basin Metal
products Co., SO bill pref upo-
sleni vladimir uradih, 81. izmed
Nth FBI. V New Yorku je
je bill vsled goljufij re veckrat
aretiran, toda njegovi zaScitniki
SO mu izposlovali oprostitev Sc
preden je bill obtozen, tako, da
lie nieeov rekord cist. Eden IL
med Nth je bill svetovalec v de-
lavskem departmentu, tretji v
kOngresnem odseku, in vsi so
imeli 'poznanstva" v uradih, cd
kjer SO prihajala mastna vojna
narocila.
V aferi je zapleten tudi kon-
gresnik May, demokrat liz Ken
tuckyja, XII je indorsiral precej
cekOv ne neko kompanijo v KY,