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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27

'lnaL l1tLle girl certainly ID q
wonderful advertisement for her
mother"
FREEZERS AND SAUCERS -
Down on the first floor MI. Lums-
den had something which had even
greater appeal than his wife's mil
linery shop-an ice cream parlor.
He made the ice cream himself
and sold it both by the freezer
to men and women and by the
five-cent saucer to tiny tots.
The Lumsdens finally sold the
house, but to whom we do not
know. It's strange. The closer we
come to the present day in the
history of the house the foggier its
history becomes. All we know from
here on is that a cafe once op-
Grated on the ground floor, though
we don't know the dates.
We also know that a Mr.. Schuster
opened a jewelry store there about
1904. Lastly, the building was torn
down not much longer afterwards
to make room for the present
Southern building.
DUMBELL IN DISTRESS-For
all this data we are indebted to
Mrs. C. David Jones, Mrs. Elsie
Lawton Register, Mrs. M. M. T.,
Mrs. NM, and many other people
who asked us not to reveal their
names.
Mrs. Jones is the granddaughter,
and Mrs. Register the niece, Of
Mrs. Lumsden, the lady who made
the wonderful hats. And we firmly
believe they are talking neither
through their hats not their an
~cestor's.
We want to thank these ladies
for helping us clear up the mystery
of the now-missing house. This is
probably the first time in history
that damsels NOT in distress have
come to the aid Of a dumbbell
who was.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27
JAMES T.

Funeral services for James
Thomas Meadows, Sr., IS, who died
Wednesday morning at 2 o'clock in
the Highsmith hospital at F'ayette-
vile, we're conducted at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning from the Jerni-
gan Funeral Home. Graveside serv-
ices were held in the cemetery at
Southport at 2:30 o'clock in the
afternoon.
He is survived by his widow. who
resides in Wilmington; and the fol.
lowing children: Mrs. John Landy
Passaic, N. j.; 1t. G.g.) j. T,
Meadows, United States Navy;
Mrs. F. E. Register, Miss Ann
Meadows, both of Wilmington;
Mrs. Russell Ketterman, York,
Pa; Jack Meadows, United States
Navy; and six grandchildren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27

Robert Merritt and his assistants
at the High school gymnasium late
Monday afternoon or Tuesday
morning.
Tags Necessary
All cars must be brought to the
High school gymnasium or Mon
day and should be tagged with the
name and address of the owner.
They will remain there until called
for weighing and then must be re
turned for inspection. Following
inspection, owners may remove
their cars if they so desire, but no
mechanical or other changes may
BE made thereafter.
All entrants must present to race
officials on Derby day, their
drivers license card signed by the
Chief Inspector. No boy will be
allowed to start without such card.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27
Solons Rule Out Any
Further Tax Increase

WASHINGTON, July 2e R -
Congressional leaders ruled OUT
any tax increases Friday with a
firmness that indicated President
Truman may have to look else
where for the anti-inflation weapons
he said must be fashioned if re-
vived price controls fail.
Chairman George O-Ga) Of the
Senate Finance committee told a
reporter there will be no increase
in taxes, despite Mr.. Truman's
assertion that if the OPA revival
bill proves ineffective he will have
to call congress back to strengthen
price control laws and act on
fiscal measures.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27
MORE ABOUT
DERBY
FROM PAGE ONE

at the finish line. Best time of the
day was a snappy 34.4 second run
by a Carolina Beach entranr while
the slowest performance of the
morning was 40.2 seconds Cor the
course.
Among the boys who gave their
cars a trial run in preparation for
the Derby 1;ext Wednesday were
Barry August in his "Pickard
Special and who will be sponsored
in the race by Pickard's Sporting
Goods; Billy Land, who will be
sponsored by Edward L. Gruen,
photographer; Teddy Williams,
Albert King in his "Silve- King
racer; BOBBY McCumber, Jackie
and Delbert Hill, Ted Blake, Tom
nv Williamson, and others whose
names were not ascertained.
Police In Charge
Track Director Charles Caster
had a detail of police on hand to
keep the street clear during the
two-hours of the Derby trials.
While they we're able to keep We
hicular traffic off, they had a hard
task keeping the many spectators
off the course.
Chief Judge F. P. O'Crowley was
also on hand for the trials and was
joined by David Harriss, W A.
Stewart and other members Of the
Advisory committee. W. A. Raney
represented the co-sponsors, The
Star-News and Raney Chevrolet
company.
Assistant Judges
During the morning, Chief Judge
O'Crowley announced that he will
be assisted on Wednesday during
the Derby racing by H. G. Carney
W. F. LaPorte and L. T. Landen.
while Chief Inspector Robert Mer.
rift telephoned Soap Box Derby
headquarters to announce that he
had selected the following men te
assist in the official inspection Of
Derby racers on Monday and
Tuesday:
Inspector Of Body and Chassis
c. E. Estes.
Inspector Of Dimensions-Henry
Simon.
Weighing Inspector-Earl Nc.
Cartney.
Inspector Of Wheels and Bear
ings-Fred Merritt.
Inspector of Brakes-Carl San.
ders.
Inspector of Steering Apparatu,
e. E. Spencer.
LeGwin Resigns
vi LeGwin. who was nominated
for the position of Chief of Finish
Line Operations, on Thursday mott
fled members of the Advisory
committee that he will be unable
to serve and a substitute Vill be
named by tine committee today.
Weighing in will take place or
Monday and Tuesday at the Toledo
Scale company offices, 10th ane
Princess streets and all cars which
are entered for the big event viii
be inspected by Chief Inspector
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27
Charges Dismissed
Against Carolinian

WORCESTER, Mass, July 2e
1924 technical charge of mu-
der lodged Monday against Tor
pedoman's Mate First Clas!
Clarence Richardson, "a, of Sile,
City, N. c., was dismissed FRIDAY
by Judge Frank L. Riley in Dis.
trlct court at the suggestion O:
assistant District Attorney Alfred
B. Cenedalla, because of INSULT.
cient evidence.
lie sailor admitted being an
occupant of a tenth-story hotel
room early Saturday, when his
companion, Miss Eleanor Basinsky,
20, OF Webster, plunged to her
death. Richardson was on leave
from his New London, Conn, base.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27
Jews And Arabs
Formulate Plans

PARIS, July 26-P)-An author
ity said Friday that Jewish and
Arab representatives, in direct ne
gotiation, have formulated a pro-
visional program for settlement of
the Palestine problem calling for
creation of two independent states,
Jewish and Arabic.
The authority, who said he had
read a draft Of the plan, said it
called for both states to be de-
clared permanently neutral under
the United Nations.
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p. T. wv

Bryon Taylor SedgWar. negro,
of IS North Eighth street, died in
Community hospital Wednesday
evening at 7:45 o'clock. The son
on the late Frederick c. Sedgwar
and wife, he was associated with
the Sedgwar Funeral home on Red
Cross street.
Funeral rites will be held this
afternoon at the Chestnut street
Presbyterian church at 4:30. In
ternment will follow in Pine
Forest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27
FLYER KILLED

UNION, S. c., July 26.-PE
Bob Turner, noted Spartanburg
aviator and operator of the Pal
metto flying school, was instantly
killed early Thursday night when
his two-place cessna plane spun
into a wooded section near Tiger
river, eight miles west of here on
the Cross Keys highway.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27
MORE ABOUT
RUSSIA
FROM PAGE ONE
Special Spanish Mission

8. The United States will dispatch
a special mission to Spain and
Portugal on August 7 to negotiate
for recovery by the Allies of Ger.
man assets in those countries.
4. Byrnes has no present plans
for discussing German and Aust
rian problems during the Paris
peace conference which open.
take up those problems with
Monday but may later decide to
Foreign Ministers Molotov, Bevin
and Bidault in separate, informal
meetings of the big Four"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27
MORE ABOUT
NEGROES
FROM PAGE N

jutted out from his hat and he was
deeply sunburned. He spoke like
an educated man, giving crisp com
mands to his fellow lynchers and
sounded like a retired doctor or
general the witness said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27
MRS. G. ALLEN

Mrs. G. Leonard Allen, the form
er Miss Nora Scott, died at fer
home in Atlanta, Ga, Thursday
morning, friends have been mott
fled.
she was the daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. B.H. Scott of this
city, and for several years made
her home here.
She is survived by her husband;
one daughter; one son and four
grandchildren. A brother, Riphton
| Scott. Wilmington also survives.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27
RAT TRAP

BALTIMORE, July 26-(P-A
police station turnkey was search
ing Joseph White. 77-year-old Ne
gro arrested on a disorderly con-
duct charge, when he suddenly
yanked his hand out of the mans
pocket-fingers caught in a mouse
trap. The trap was guarding three
cents in Whites pocket.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27
T0DAY'S VETERAN

The veteran seeking q loc,,
job today is single, 36 wears NJ
age and has just been RELEASED
after 81 months with the U. S,
Army.
He is a high school graduate
and while in the Army, served
as a shipping clerk on which
job he acted as supply officer
and kept stock records.
Prior to his Army servc.
he had IA years experience as
general office and statistical
clerk for a local railroad.
He wants a local lob. and
employers with work Of tbis
type have been asked 10 Con.
tact Graham K. Cottingham
veterans representative Of IN.
local U. S. Employment ser.
vice.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27
MORE ABOUT
CITY
FROM PAGE ONE

son declared yesterday that -
highway engineers will BE- rsn NE
ed to study particularly The su sss
sibility of a skirting route. po''
The cost of the survey and ~,
cost Of the ultimate higbwsv ne
provements for the truck ro't. IN,
be borne by the state and tsd, WIN
governments. The total proiao. al al
expected to cost upwards Of s,od ~
900. 9'VV''
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27

MISS MINNIE L. X

CHARLTON, July 26.-Miss Min
ME Lee Mckee, daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. j. Dannie Mckee OF
Clarkton, died in a hospital In
Western North Carolina, Friday
after a lingering illness.
She was born May IA, 1916. She
was a graduate nurse.
Besides her father and mother.
she is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. J.. r. Smith, Reidsville ane
Mrs. L. E. Leonard, Rhode Island;
Two brothers, j. D. Mckee, Hamle'
and Lamar Mckee Of Cla-kton.
The body Of Miss Mckee arrived
in Clarkton Friday.
Funeral arrangements are in
| complete.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27
IOCKFAW AT HARRELL-COBLE

WIN AW AT HAKRELL-CUBII
John 1. Lockfaw, graduate of
the Gupton-Jones college Of
Mortuary science. Nashville,
Tenn, has Joined the staff of
Harrell-Coble funeral home in
wilmington, 1t has been an
nounced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27

Mexico leacs all Latin American
countries In the area Of vast land
estates.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27

Rapeseed production was de-
veloped in Canada during World
War II to provide an important
ingredient of marine engine oil
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27

Indians of the southern United
States grew Lima beans, but The
settlers did rot start their cuId.
walton until many years had
passed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27
Brunswick Roads

The commission yesterday d..
authorized two surveys of ro.d a'so
Brunswick county-one from s.I N
to Grissettetown and another fro-'
U. S. Highway II to Holden's be,'n
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27

Defective vision is the cause
Of the accidents resulting in per
sonal injury.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-27
MORE ABOUT
ALONG THE CAPE FEAR
FROM PAGE ONE

THAT little girl certainly is a
wonderful advertisement for her
mother"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22

Cedomra Petrovica in taboriscu Darmstadt, Nemcija
ker yeeo skupno ugoslovanskih vojnih uetnikov
vrS pritsk da domov. Po porocllu tlstlh K
zbeza teh taborisc razvdno da vrse taksne
razescene osebe vrste pritiskov XII cesto ahko
smatrajo erorizranje, kazen in represaje da
sm prepreci da b spreeli veckratn poziv in ods
dornov.
Kot razvidno je tn toeka kateri bo brez dvoma
prso do nesoglasja, kat malo e veretno da DO Soviet
ska zveza Poska ali pa Jugoslavija prisala taksno
besedilo prav te Mednarodne organzace brezdomce
zaocence DO to besedo postavlo pod svojo zasto
gori omenjene elemente To bi pomenilo da b
podpirae svoje lasne kvznge in vone zlocnce in cello
po1nagale pr organziranemu pozkusu, da naslno
vrze njih lastna vlada
Dne g. novembra je sovjetski delegat predlozl neke
tocke prav "a brezdomce in zatoeence odnosno odre-
dill kategorije eementov XII b smell vzivati zascito
Mednarodne organizacie brezdornce in zatocence Ii
hi bill vojn zlocnc kvzlngi in izdaalc kakor tudi
osebe XII prostovolno pomagae sovrazni SILL razni ca
nj vonh in pol vonih oddelkov in organzac XII Sc MISC
razpusceni toda XII so bill stran nacsticne Nemce,
ali pa njenih zaveznikov. #I*#@% .zs.4 4a
Kot razvidno il zgoraj navedenega, vprasanje brez
docev in zatoeencev ri vazno le il humantarnh razo
gov temvee e MEM precesnja politicnih profile
in cello problemov yarnost niru in odsrsnjenje
mednarodnih napetosh in nezaupanja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22
UREDNIKOVA POSTA

vessel ker DO dobil iepo mlado
nevesto. Konec bo pa vesel
vkljub vsemu "a nevesto, v veil
ko jezo zeninovo.
Kako Sc DO vse to zavrsilo pa
pridite pogledat, ker kljub vse-
mu bo - poroka.
Zbor "Jadran" brez dvoma
zasluzi, da dobi podporo cd stra.
nj obcinstva. Pokazal je ze mno.
gokrat, da pevci razumejo po.
trebo sodelovanja, kadar Sc gre
"a dobro stvar. Tako so Sc sijaj.
no odrezali, ko so darovai kar
500 dolarjev "a otrosko bolnis.
nico v start domovini.
Date Jim zasluzeno prizna.
ME in pridite ma nedeljsko pred
stavo. Po predstavi bo pies v
obeh dvoranah ter imajo najeta
diva orkestra, Intihar in Kristoff
in vrtili Sc boste lahko po stare
krajsko ali pa po ameriskemu
nacinu.
J. M. S
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22
SPET MORSKA KACA!

RIM-Pravijo, da Sc je baje
v severni Italiji, in sicer v je-
zeru Como pojavila ogromna
morska ka6a, z velikimi rogovi
in velikansko hrasto, XII je zelo
podobna tisti morski kaci iz sta
rih pravljic, XII je ogrozala NOR
marie in ribice po vecinoma v
.Severnem morju. Prebivalstvo
okolice Lagga di Coma je zelo
razburjeno in v porocilih je po-
mesan tudi dobri del domisljije.
Pravijo, da je morska kaca
dolga 100 cevljev in da so jo
videli ribici, ko je prisla ma po-
vrsje. Ko so jo neki hrabrejsi
ribici napadli, Sc je prevrnila
cez n;ihovo ladjo in Sc pogrez-
Mia nazaj globino jezera, od
koder Sc nj vee pojavila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22
Masaryk obsodil
vojne govorice

NEW YORK. Minister "a
zunanje zadeve cehoslovaske re-
publike Jan Masaryk, XII je OBJ
enem tudi vodja cehoslovaske
delegacije pri Zdruzenih naro-
din, je danes izjavil, da ljudje,
XII govorijo o novi vojni, vrsijo
zlocin.
Omenil je, da sc v Evropi Sc
vedno vrsi revolucija, XII sc nj
koncala, temvec Sc vrsi naprej
cd francoske revolucije do da-
nasnjega dneva. Trditve, da Sc
Cehoslovaska nahaia "a "zelez-
MIN zastorom," je oznacil "a ma
vadno glupost.
Omenil je, da sc v Evropi vr-
sijo velike spremembe in da je
mogoce in potrebno obdrzati en-
svet.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22
OdbOr
0 slikah v Girardu

Prijatelji silk v Girardu, bo-
do imeli v nedeljo "a. novem-
bra priliko zopet videti domace
slike, kakorsne so vedno pri-
ljubljene radi domace narodne
vsebine in dogodkov, XII SO sc
po nekaj letih, ko nj bilo pred
stav, dogodili. Prav gotovo bo-
do S zanimanjem videli PRIOR
katastrofe East Ohio Gas Co.
Potem il slavnostne 150-letni-
ce velikanske parade, kjer so
Slovenci i'm eli krasne flotile.
Tudi v Girardu so Sc vrsile
ze stevilne sijajne drustvene
parade.
Vsi radi vidimo svoje donna
&c znance, katerih nj mogoce vec
med nami. Pa tudi nekaj silk il
vojske je potrebno, da vidimo,
da ne pozabimo, kaj da so tr-
peli nasi vojaki po sirnem .sve-
tn. V vsem tenn je zgodovina in
pa tudi izobrazba. Maj DO vsak
prepriean, da DO predstava sijaj
ma in v zadovoljstvo vsem, XII Sc
udeleza. Pridite tocno, ker "a
eetek bo toeen, kakor naznanje-
no. Ko bo odbila ura tri, Sc bo-
do kolesa zavrtila. Ma Svidenje
Anton Grdina, operator
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22

Ia organizacija, Xxi 81 je ma
della ime "Federal.li klub sred-
ME Europe, ina svojc podruz-
nice tudi v Zed. drzavan. Cilj je
"borba proti komunizlnu', Clan
stvo sestoji il Poljakov, Leton-
cev, Madzarov, Hrvatov, Srbov
in drugih Jugoslovanov, IL Slo-
vakov, raznih cetnikov, ustasev
it'd.
Vas dopisnik je incl razgo-
vor s Ferdinandom Durcan-
skym, zunanjim ministrom ta-
kozvane slovaske republike, XII
je kot zaveznik Hitlerjeve Mem
eije napovedala vojno Rusiji,
Poljski, Veliki Britaniji in Zed.
drzavam.
Durcansky zivi v Rimu brez
vsakega potnega ista in je re
veckrat potoval v Francijo, ma
vzlic temu, da ga nina. Izjavil
je, da je njegov cilj, da hi svet
dokoncal delo, katero je bill on
zaeel, in brez odlasanja napove-
dal vojno Sovjetski uniji.
Poleg Durcansky-ja so CLAW
nj vodje tega kluba Pavelic in
Vladimir Macek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22
1nz. agronom Franjo
Janezicc ma ObiSku
V Clevelandu

V skupini jugoslovanskih in
zinirjev, tehnicarjev in raznih
strokovnjakov, XII so prisi v
Zed. drzave po zaslugi UNRRA,
da Sc seznanijo nacinom della
v Ameriki,' Sc nahaja tudi Slo-
venec Franjo Janezic, donna il
stajerske, XII je po poklicu spe-
cialist "a rastlinske bolezni. ia
nezic je obiskal tekom svojih
studij v Ameriki razne zavode
in ustanove, XII 'spadajo v ME
govo stroke, v cilju, da Sc Sc
znani z novimi metodami, novi-
mi iznajdbami in opremo istih,
da bi tako ma pedlagi dobljenih
skusenj mogel koristiti svoji
domovini.
Ma potovanju skozi Cleveland,
kjer stanuje pri stricu svoje ze-
ne, Leanderu Makuc, 16203
Huntmere Ave-, Sc je Janezic
iosebno oglasil tudi v nasem
urednistvu. Odlicnemu gostu xii
cemo dobrodoslico upanjem,
da Sc bo v nasi slovenski metro
poll pocutil kot donna!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22
v nedelio k "Jadranu

V nedeljo popoldne OBJ 4. uri
priredi pevski zbor "Jadran'
svoj jesenski koncert in igro S
petiem "zenin iz Amerike'.
Zbor DO podal cello vrsto kla-
sienih in narodnih pesmi. V so.
lospevu DO nastopila Florence
Unetie kakor tudi Peter Duj-
movie. Zapela bosta tudi skup.
no par pesmi.
Sledila DO igra "zenin il Ane-
rike", v kateri boste videli obi
6aje kako Sc "jemlje' nevesto
il hise in kako grade fantje ze-
ninu strange. Neyesta bo joka-
la ne kot Sc "spodobi'' vsaki ne
ycs.i, ampak ker DO morala we
ii debolega 6etrt stoletja sta
rcjsega mesarja. zenin pa be
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22
Proslava 3O-letnice Zarie

Cleveland, o. Kakor smo
ze poroeali, priredi pevski zbor
'sZarja" svoj obicajni jesenski
koncert S proslavo 3O-letnice
njih obstoja, ma Zahvalni dan
%. novembra v auditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
St. Clair Ave. Pricetek toeno oh
4:30 popoldne. v ia namen 81
je "Zarja" izbrala lep program,
kateri DO nudil obcinstvu lep
dusevni uzitek. Proizvajale Sc
bodo razliene lepe pesmi, med
mimi DO tudi nekaj novih, par
tizanskih; podan bo tudi izvle-
eek IL opere "Prodana nevesta"
v ceski narodni nosi, XII je delo
ceskega skladatelja Bedricha
Smetane. Poleg tega bono ime-
Ii zvizgalca in ia bo Jos. Teka-
vec, XII nam DO nekaj lepih "a
zvizgal.
V drugem delu programa DO
pa vprizorjena opereta "Cevljar
in vrag", XII je bila ze veckrat
vprizorjena, ali kljub temu ne
izgubi svoje vrednosti. V Mi
je precej humorja in tudi lepe-
ga petja. V njej boste videli,
kako je cevljar prevaril vraga,
kateri mu je dal veliko zlata,
ako mu cevljar izroci svojo du-
So.
Ma vsezadnje pa ostane cev-
ljarju vse, zlato in dusa.
Po programu Sc pa bo vrsil
pies in prosta zabava, kakor
ic ze navada pri "Zarjanih'.
"a prazre z2lodce bodo pa skr-
belle kuharice in tocaji.
Zato pridite tocro oh, 4:3C
popoldne, da ne zanudite pro-
gram. Vabljeni ste vsi, cd blizu
in dalec, posebslo pa liz blizaje
okolice Clevelanda. Slisi sc tu-
di, da DO Sc cello L. Zorko pri-
sci iz Chicago -ako mu DO
zdravje dopus6alo. Mic lepsega
nj, kakor, kadar Sc clovek sre-
ca q svojimi prijatelji in znan-
ci, ter uziva neka;: ,Veselih uric
medsebojni druzbi. In to Sc
bo gotovo vrsilo ma koncertu
"Zarje" ma Zahvalni dan. - Ma
svidenje!
OdhOr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22
Koliko veIio vas
dollar?
~. novernbra, 1916

Bureau of Labor Statistics,
XII je uradha agencija nase VIA
de, pravi da je dollar Is. septem-
bra yeljal vsega 50 centov v pri-
merjanju njegovo veljavo leta
1941. Toda &c Sc kupna moe da-
nasnjega dolarja vzame zvezi
z najbolj potrebnimi zivljenski-
mi potrebseinami, njegova We
lava je dalec manjsa.
Is. septembra Sc je lahko ku-
pilo toliko hrane "a en- dollar,
kolikor Sc je kupilo leta 1941 "a
Sc centov. Cd IS. septembra do
danes pa Sc je cena zivilu po-
drazila "a najmanj rs odstot-
kov.
Pri nakupovanju pohistva do
lar je veljal Is. septembra go
centov. Cd takrat pa SO Gene
zvisane "a najmanj IL odstot-
kov. PR, kupovanju" obleke in
obutve dollar je bill vreden Is.
septembra V primerjanju ME-
govo veljavo 1941 Gle, do da-
nes pa Sc je cena zvisala "a ma
daljnih 20 odstotkov.
Edino pri najemnini stano-
vanj ina dollar skoro isto vred-
most kot leta 1941, in sicer "a
radi kontrole, pod katero Sc Sc
vedno nahaja "rent". Toda &c
Sc najemnina, kot je v nacrtu,
zvisa "a Is odstotkov, tedaj DO
tudi ma tenn podrocju danasn.ji
dollar veljA lie IS centov v pri-
merjanju njegovo kupno moe
10 leta 1941.
Gori omenjene stevilke Labor
Statistic urada ostro kritizirajo
delavske organizacije CIO in
AFL, XII ma podlagi svojih last
nih izlzusenj trdiio, da je cena
zivljenskim potrehsSinam posko-
ella vec kot pa sama vlada pri-
zna.
Tu seveda Sc MISC vzete v
postev Gene, ko je predsednik
Truman naznanil, da Sc je do
ba kontrole cen koneala. Cd ta-
krat so Sc Gene znatno zvisale.
General Motors korporacija je
dVigni1a ceno avtomobilom "a
$1OO. Pricakuje Sc, da bodo to
storile tudi ostale kompanije.
Milo Sc je podrazilo "a so do
IS odstotkov, mast pa Sc je po-
drazila cd 2ec ma 47c do SOC "a
funt in Sc Sc vedno dviga. Cena
raznim elektriGnim potrebsci-
nam pa Sc je zvisala "a 80 od-
stotkov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22
MADzARSKI PETROLEJ
BUDIMPESTA. II. nov,

BUDIMPEsTA, II. novem-
bra. (O.N.A.) - Neglede ma
ostre kritike, ma katere je male
tel sporazum med Sovjetsko
unijo in Madzarsko, da dobi
Soyjetska unija 49 odstotkov
delnic Madzarske petrolejske
1ruzbe, je vendar treba prizna-
ii, da je sporazum dosedaj pri-
nesel Madzarom mnogo koristi
in ugodnosti.
Danasnja Madzarska ne mo-
re svojega petroleja prodajati
drugim kot syojim neposrednim
sosedom, ker bi bill prevozni
stroski previsoki - tudi ako bi
bila sredstva "a prevoz ma raz-
polago. Njeni sosedje pa nina
jo rafinerij, da hi surovi petro-
lei predelali, docim SO rafineri-
je ma Madzarskem slabo oprem-
ljene in tudi nezadostne "a Sc
danjo produkcijo.
Ako ne bi bilo ruskih rafine-
rij, bi Madzari svoj petrolej "a
stonj pridobivali in ne bi imeli
nobenih koristi cd mega. Do
kler ne bo Madzarska zgradila
novih in veejih rafinerij, ne mo-.
re biti nezadovoljna z sedanjo
ureditvijo tega vprasanja.
Toda Madzari SO imeli Sc
druge koristi od sodelovanja 2
Rusijo. Ruski strokovnjaki SO
jim namrec pomagali, da svoje
pridobivanje petroleja izboljsa-
jo v pogledu kolicine, tako, da
Jim to sedaj olajsuje plaeeyanje
reparacij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22
NAPETOST MED CESkO
In u. S. ZMANJSANA

WASHINGTON, 21. nov. -
Napetost med Zed. drzavami in
Ceskoslovasko sc je danes neko-
liko zmanjsala, ko je drzavni
department naznanil, da je pra-
Ska Via ada pogojno obljubila
podpirati ameriski program "a
odstranitev zavir mednarodni
trgovini.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22

J. M. S.