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Safe Trial

(continued from page D ding rings and wedding presents.
 The next day deputy U. s. Marshal Paul Herring told of digging under the floor of the house behind the Chicken Inn 5 months later and finding what appeared to be fireplate and chisel.
 Mrs Catherine LaCosse, Ket- chikan. who helped her husband run the c icken inn, said she rented the shack to Kubillus and that she once asked him why he didn't use it.
 lacopetti said he was testify ing for the government because he was "sore at the others be- cause they had net treated me right" Ills testimony centered on the part he and kubillus had played in cutting into the safe.
 Jorgen Fredrickson, owner of the Belmont Bar and Rooms and J. +. Pierce, police chief at the time of the robbery, are in Anchorage for the trial.
 Members Of the jury are c. R. Brook, H. L. BllsS, Fred Wallace, Elmer Wickstrom, Theodore Glenn, Marilyn Barks, John c. F. Andersen, Benny Klein, Frank Curran, Charles Wallulis, F or ence Tibbs and Wyman Rice.
 Geo ge Grigsby is defense counsel with w w. Renfrew as associate.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

The Cordova, according to a wire from Ketchikan, should be at Kodiak by 8 pm today but there has been n, confirmation from the ship.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

Mrs. Mary Thorshelm, admit ted Feb. 10 for treatment for a dislocated elbow.
 Edna Bezner, admitted Feb. II for medical treatment. Ben Sholl, admitted Feb. Is, treatment for heart attack. John Thorsteinsen, admitted Feb. IA, for medical treatment.
 A civil suit was filed yesterday in the U. s. Commissioners court, in which Emanuel Davis seeks recovery of tools, clothing and furniture. claimed to be his, from his former wife, Pariscovia Davis Hearing was set by Com missioner G. w. Bubendorf for next Thursday.
 A civl suit brought by Jack l Altman versus Patrick Lynch was dlsmi ssed yesterday by US. Commissioner c. w. Bubendorf, on motion of the plaintiff.
 Following reported requests by individuals to purchase certain unused city land surveyed as al- leys the matter was discussed at the council meeting Monday in view of putting such sale approv- al on the ballot in the next city election for acceptance or relec- ton by the voters.
 The matter was referred to Stan Nelson, committee chair man, for investigation into its legal aspects
 The Shoppers Service, operat- ed by the Teamsters Local, was 2, anted business permit at the council meeting Monday Taxi permit applications by Henry
 Haag and John Springhill were tabled.
 Howard Brooks, who used to work at the base driving truck in the early days, and who has been to the Westward, arrived ID
 Kodiak this week by plane from Anchorage.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

FOR SALE-Income property, consisting of two Broom furn. houses, workshop, warehouse, all on 3 lots See Harry Howe
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

Members of the Rotary Club and their wives enjoyed a Valen- tine party at the Kodiak Com munity Center Thursday even ing.
 Movies, dancing and f'esh- ments were enjoyed by the guests
 Additional city street lights are to be placed at the end of Harbor avenue. on Ersklne's dock and Cope street.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16
kodiak lalnror "Slequs of o4nierica's Last 9ronher

Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
 Yearly Subscription Rate $500 Entered in the Postoice at Kodiak, Alaska Second Class matter under act of Congress of March B. 1878
 KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
 William H Lamme, Editor and Publisher
 Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news publish ed herein
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16
FOR. SALE-Warehouse

FOR SALE-Warehouse & Wholesale grocery business. Well-established business ip Fairbanks. Lot 25 by 90, bldg. 20 by 40 with cool room 8 by 1e by g and a half. Dodge | ton panel truck inc. Price $S0OO WE have listed several choice lots in Richart addition finest residential dist. in Fairbanks Write or call in person for de- tails on these fine lots. Price from S275 to $350 each
 GradeIIe Leigh, Realtor
 518 3rd Ave. Box 46S
 Next to Nordale Hotel Rear
 Fairbanks, Alaska
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

FOR SALE-Taxi business, incl. 3 cabs on run & garage. See A. l.. Fenner.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16
PAINTING Will do painting

PAINTING Will do painting < interlor decoration, houses homes or offices Sat x Sun Seattle union rates lst class work, guaranteed Call Bar racks 6l, Navy, after 7 pm John Burbuck Z-4 WANTED TO BUY-We buy Guns, Cameras & Sportus Equipment H Pinch Jewelry'
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

FOR RENT-Modern furnished homes. Hot & cold running water Quiet residential dis trict. See s. H. Sears, Mission road u
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

LOsT-Black Cocker Spaniel answers to name of Gretchen. Missing since about the first. Anyone knowing of her where abouts leave word at the 5 < B Bar.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

Lee Bettinger, who arrived from the States with his daugh- ter on the last Alaska, left by plane Wednesday on a hurry call to Medford, Oregon, where his mother is reported critically ill. His mother, who lived in Kodiak for 2 years and has many friends here, had been visiting in the Northwest and was en route to California
 Marion Curtis, public health nurse, spoke at the two local theatres last Sunday in connec- ton with the March of Dimes drive, describing the use of part of the funds for crippled children in Alaska.
 With the fire damage repaired end improvements made, the Kodiak Skating Rink will re op- en tonight Saturday., Al Miller, manager, announced today
 The floor has been sanded and levelled and has a new stronger foundation and the interior of | the hall has been re-painted. Re pair work has been done in the meantime on the skates.
 Kodiak's heavy snow rapidly melted this week, aided by two separate rainfalls and two sunny days Intervening freezing wealth CT made roads and streets slip pery, and yes erday morning some base workers were taken to work Tn a boat because of the condition of the base road.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

FOR ] ENT-Furnished apart ment near shopping center. Il Pinch Jewelry.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

FOR SALE-Brand new 4-52 Gray Marine engine. Shaft &
 propeller inc. Pinch Jewelry -tf
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

LOST-Lady's red wallet. Re
 ward. Call at Totem lgloo-
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

FOR SALE-4-room mod home in town, nice view Furnished, inc. new refrigerator. See Bill Lewis If
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Selig are the parents of daughter, born yesterday, Feb. l5, at the Griffin Memorial hospital The new arrival has been named Rosemary, and weighed 6 pounds II ounces.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

WANTED-To rent, furn houss
 Write Box 1165, Kodiak. a
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

Marlene Diane Martin, newly arrived daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jackson Martin, will have no trouble remembering her birthday, as she was born at the Griffin Memorial hosr ital on Lin- coIn's birthday, Tuesday, Feb ruary i2.
 The new arrival weighed 6 pounds 3 ounces.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-02-16

Patients at the GM hosplta this week included:
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
) Zingl Boom! TAnarrall
Ring out song of good cheer.

In the United States. the Beer
Barrel Polka" not only was one OF
the f4lnSt successful songs ever pub
lishcd, but had a revival OF popularity
when il was republishcd as Here
Comes the Navy with new lyrics
written by Lieut.. Commander CldT
cnce =. OakeS. who donated his royal
ties 20 Navy relief
Meanwhile there was no indication
OF what had happened 10 Jaromir
When a neWSpa paperman located him,
still serving his customers in the
village OF Nrane Mad Nltavdu, he was
a married man with three children
but he hadn't forgotten the girl who
was the in spiratiOn for "Skoda
LaSky.'
II don't feel like taking money
from that song" hc said when he
was told that royalties from sheet
music, records. broadcasts and other
sources had been piling up for six
years and now exceeded 500 600
Let them use II 20 train young mus.
clans
But when his thirsty cronics hear
the news, there still is time for Jaro-
mir NejvOda 10 be persuaded 10
change his mind about the song that
started i'm a barroom and swcllcd
around the. world
And if he accepts his unexpected
wealth, and the barroom fills for a
full quota of drinks on the house.
there will be a faNcn-haired wrath
In the corner while the boys sing
the last lines OF an unfamiliar chorus
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Roll out the barrel,
We've got the blues on the run.

Shapiro was anxious 10 start pub
fishing, but before he could do any
thing he had 10 have the permission
of the original publisher. After con
siderable trouble, he finally got a call
through 10 Mrs. Hoffman, in Prague
Hello, is this Mrs Hoffmann?"
The conversation, OF course, was
in German, and the connection WASH !
any too clear.
ia, this is Mrs. Hoffman,. What
do you want?"
Shapiro, with great deal OF diff.
ficulty, explained that he wanted 10
talk about publication rights for
song entitled "Skoda Lasky," and that
he would like 10 have her approval.
Mrs. Hoffman, said she didn't do busl.
ness that way Why didn't he drop
in and see her?
Il am calling" Shapiro said, from
the United States"
There was a click and the phone
was dead The publisher tried TO re.
establish the connection but the over
seas operator had only one response
Mrs Hoffman, says she is too
busy 10 have any part in "A practical
io<c"
When protract negotiations
were finally completed with the aid
OF the American Consulate in Prague.
it was 1899 and the Germans had
marched into Gzechoslovakfa~ and
world that must always have war
song was in a receptive mood. Simon
Van Lier a London publishing agent
cot the British rights for Beer Bar
rel Polka" Shapiro had American
and Australian rights and made
deal with Shapiro for his lyrics 81
musical arrangement.
And so when Tommy Atkins went
marching off 20 war, ne was singing
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Roll out the barrel.
Wen have a barrel of fun...

lt.WaS the "TipperaTy" of World
War II and 1t rolled out a barrel Of
money for the composer, who was
buried under the German avalanche
and had no idea of what was happen
ing, When newspaper correspondent
finally located him the other day and
told him a fortune of not less than
100000 was waiting for him in the
hands Of Alien Property CuStodians,
he was only mildly interested.
Probably another vision obScurcd
JaTOmir NeiVodd's dream Of wealth
the vision of girl with long blond
braidS who should have been buXom
and rosychcokcd but who was slender
and pale She was the one JarOmir
was thinking about that night when
a song came into his mind a tune 50
gay and lively that il seemed 20 be
covering up a deeper, more poignant
emotion
Jaromir had hoped she would
marry him before her approaching
death, but she refused. After she died
he named his song "Skoda LaSky,'
or pity of Love. lie sold il 20
publisher for 50 and promptly forgot
about 1t. except 10 play il once in a
while when he was in particularly
sad mood
The publisher vas the widow Of
Johann Hoffman, OF Prague, and she
was attempting TO carry on a busi-
ness which had been in her husbands
family for 100 years. She published
the song, but il sold only few copies.
a small CZcChoSlOVakian recording
company had an accordion band play
II, but sales of the record were not
up 10 expectations, so the company
sold the master record TO an agent of
what is now the RCA-Nictor Com
pany.
Victor officials figured it was
som& sort of CzechoSlovakian folk
song ind decided 20 make a few i'm.
prcSSions for sale i'm this country
but not, of course, under any such
outlandiSh title as "Skoda Lasky."
>>ncy called in Vladimir A. Timm.
who had turned out some intriguing
titles for imported melodies, and he
came up with Beer Barrel Polka"
As the Beer Barrel Polka" the
CZechoslovaKian recording of an inn.
keepers love song had a very meagrp
career until q record came into the
hands OF Elliott Shapiro, of the Man
haitian music publishing firm of
Shapiro, Bernstein & CO. lie thought
the tune might get some place if it
had some snappy lyrics and he per
SuadCd Lew Brown 20 write them.
Browns lyrics ror the song that
Illustrated by CARL MUELLER
mn ~ .n.n
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Nr;\e1Jvodds
$l0Q.QQ6Ro(k.ao.. k.o.
BY WARREN HALL

- NE September evening in 1890,
while the. coffee cups clattered
~ in the village inn of Prague
suburb the CzcChosloVakian inn
keeper strummed idly on the counter
and thought about the woman he
loved. He was the leader of little
brass band that toured the neighbor-
hood, and music was part of him
As ne strummed, a tune gradually
formed in his mind.
When the British marched into
Belgium, they sang that tune. The
Yanks sang ii as they crossed the
Rhine Australian troops, landing in
Singapore, roared it so loudly that
they drowned out the welcoming
bands. Children sang it too. When
boatload of young British evacuees
embarked in a lifeboat from a tor
pedoed British ship early in the war,
IT'S strains were the last sounds ever
heard from them.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

had never had any words made no
mention of the sparkling beverage
that comes i'm barrels but there was
repeated reference TO the containcr
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

Originally q Love Song.
Roll Out the Borrel"
Rolled In Undreomed-of
Wealth for q Czecho-
sIoVok TaVernkeeper
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

Bc"r Barrel Polka" copyrighted 1899
by Shapiro Bernstein & Co. and reprinted
by permission.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

: Now's the time to roll the barrel.
For the gangs all here!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22

ne popolnoma zastonj. Wash pri-
jatelji in sosedje 50 sc Re poslu-
zili te izredne prilike, zakaj bi
Sc je ne posluzili tudi vi?
Zato ste vljudno vabljeni, da
pridete h pouku oh ponedeljkih
in sredah cd / do 8 ure popol-
dne. v tel Soil boste dobili
osnovni pouk "a pisanje in ci-
tanje anglescine.
Oh torkih in cetrtkih pa Sc
vrsi sola cd l do 8 ure popol-
dne "a vse tiste, XII zelite Sc
.bolje izpopolniti svoje znanje
" anglescini,, zgodovini, govor-
:jenju it'd. Obenem Sc studira
tudi znanje "a drzavljanstvo.
Razredi so odprti mozem. in ze-
nam. Razrede poucuje. Mrs.
Mccarthy in drugi ueenci vas
poleg uciteljice iskreno vabijo,
da Sc Jim pridruzite. Ssola Sc vr-
ii v Norwood javni knjiznici ma
64O1 Superior Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22

sih. No in Ia clovek maj DO mas
bodoci governor in to nam maj
narekuje, kaj smemo in kaj ne
smemo storiti, &c hocemo mo-
dro gospodariti. Nase pokojne
matere v start domovini bi nam
v taszem slueaju rekle: bog
mas varuj kuge, lakote, vojne in
nesrece". ...@
Kratko receno cim bi bill IL
voljen, bi postal last republi-
kanske stranke. Dati Jim DO mo-
raj duso in pamet "v najem" in
pustil mu bodo lie prazno gla-
vo, da jo nosi pc drzavi Ohio
po razstavah, banketih in dru-
9Th prireditvah. V prestolico sc
bodo naselili Eli duhovi, kateri
bodo sepetajoce ukazovali, kaj
ina "njih'', ne ljudski governor
delati. To SO dejstva in zgodovi-
ma jih potrjuje, &c Sc lie ozremo
nekaj let nazaj, dokler nj mas
veliki in nesmrtni predsednik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
NOV DELAVSKI DOM
v ZENICI


Ker je dosedanji delavski
dom v Zenici premajhen, so
pred casom sklenili zgraditi We
lik representative dom, XII bi
bill sredisce vseh kulturnih ak
cij delovnega ljudstva. Pred
dnevi je izdelal Karlo Kuzatko
nacrt velikega novega donna,
katerega je krajevni sindikal-
nj svet sprejel.
Po novem nacrtu DO dom "a
res lepo poslopje, emo najbolj
representative delavskih do
NOV v vsej Jugoslaviji. Now
dom DO incl prostore "a vse
sindikalne podruznice, "a delav-
ska, kulturna, umetniska in te-
lovadna drustva, urad "a po-
sredovanje della, vecje stevilo
sob in memo. Poleg tega bo v
domu manjsa dvorana S 300 Sc.
dezi, v pritlieju pa velika dvo-
rama 1900 sedezi. Dom be
stal priblizno 20 milijonov din
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
UREDNlkOVA
PO$TA
(Nadaljevanje z 2. strand

(Nadaljevanje 2. StranD
tell ameriskega druzabnega re-
da, vsak kritik petokolonec in
vsak demokrat clovek, XII nj
vreden dihati svezega zraka.
Ali nj bilo podobno mnenje o
nizjem sloju tudi pod vladami
"izma" dokler ga MISC strle "a
vezniske sile in ga pokopale,
vsaj tako upamo, "a vedno "
razvoj prave demokracije? Raw
no diktatorstva nocemo obesati
republikancem okrog vratu, lah-
ko pa trdimo, da hocejo v de-
zeli uvesti absolutizem pod njih
kontrolo, XII sta 81 diktaturo
bliznjem sorodstvu.
Republikanci, posebno kon-
servativci Taftovega in Bricker-
jevega kova, imajo dolocen cilj,
dovrsene nacrte in program, ka-
ko ga izvesti, ko dobijo moe v
roke potion volitev, ko bo ne
poucen delavec, mali farmar
ali obrtnik glasoval proti sebi
"a njihov program. Bojimo Sc,
da bo spoznanje prislo prepoz-
no, &c takoj ne stopimo ma no.
&c in v kali zadusimo njihovo
velekapitalisticno filozofijo.
Mimogrede oglejmo 81 malo
nasprotnika nasega Franka j.
Lauscheta, kateri je dobil sko-
mine "a governerski urad drza-
We Ohio. Njegove izjave, XII jih
podaja pred amerisko publiko,
nam dajo misliti, da po svojem
razumu nj Sc odrastel "kratkim
hlacam". Zadnjic je ia nasprot-
mix enkrat ma radio govoril, da
je sedanja administracija v Co.
lumbusu vec potrosila, kakor
vsaka druga pred MO. Ali nj to
pobalinsko, ko vendar vsak We
in je tudi vsak ma svoji kozi
obcutil, da so Gene zivilom, ma
terialu in potrebscinam zadnji
dive lett poskocile skoro sto pro-
centov. Radi bi vedeli, ma kate
70 uho bi mu emo "kranjsko"
pritisnili, &c bi nekdo prisel v
vase hiso in vas pricel zmerjati,
da ste slab gospodar ali slaba
gospodinja, &c ne morete ziveti
in gospodatiti S tistimi dohodki,
XII ste jih imeli v normalnih ca
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
OBNOVLJENI PARNIKI v
SPLITSKI LADJEDELNICI

Delavci v Jadranski ladjedel-
nici v Splitu, XII so 81 z udar-
niskim delom priborili prehod-
no zastavico Enotnih sindika-
tov "a Hrvatsko in drugo me-
sto med vsemi delovnimi kolek-
tivi v drzavi, Sc nadalje trudi-
jo, da obnovijo CHM vec plovnih
enot. V novemberskem tekmo-
vanju delajo z enakim poletom
kakor v prvomajskem tekmo-
vanju. Predvsem obnavljajo la
die, XII so jih dvignili il morja.
Doslej so ma ia nacin usposo-
bill vec potniskih ladij skup-
no tomato 800 bruto registrskih
ton. TIE dni so docela obnovill
parnik "Lapad', XII pripada k
Dubrovacki plovidbi. Ia parnik
Sc je potopil v septembru 1943
leta v splitski luki. Bill je hu-
do poskodovan, zdaj pa je do
celia obnovljen. Prav tako so
docela obnovili parnik "Slobo-
da", XII je bill potopljen v sever
mem delu Jadrana. Ma obeh par
nikih so napravili novo leseno
konstrukcijo in move instalaci-
ie. Prav tako so obnovili veil
XII prekooceanski parnik mari
ia Petrinovic', XII je VISA vojna
leta vozil sluzbi zaveznikov
Zaradi productive Sc je krov
tega parnika pogreznil v povr-
SIM 100 kvadratnih metrov. IL.
najdljivi delavci so krov po'
pravili, ne da hi ga demontirali
Krov so dvignili pomocjo veil
kega pontonskega zerjava, &C.
mer so prihranili mnogo mate
rijala in delovne moci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
GRSKA BRIGADA
ZGRADILA NOVO CESTO

IL Kiseljaka .je prispela v Tu-
zlo grska delovna brigada "Ni-
kola Zaharijades'', XII j je tuz-
lanska mladina priredila prisr-
cen sprejem. Grska brigada je
v znamenju hvaleznosti tuzlan-
ski mladini "a meme stevilne
obiske in darila in v trajen spo-
min zgradila novo cesto v Tuzli,
XII vodi cd kolodvora proti Sla-
MOI Banji, tuzlanskem pred
mestju. Grska brigada je "a
stavami in godbo ma celu presla
skozi mesto ter priredila mani
festacije marsalu Titu in tuz.
lanski mladini.
Grska brigada steje okrog
100 mladincev. V rekordnem
casu treh ur so mladinci Use.
kali in izkopali $50 m kanala
in odstranili 500 kubicnih me.
trov zemlje. Pc koncanem delu
je grska brigada priredila pro.
testni shod ma ulicah Tuzle, ns
katerem je protestirala prot
nasilju, XII ga vrse monarhofa
sisti v Grski. Njihova parola j
bila: "Pozivamo vso antifasi
sticno mladino sveta, da dvigne
svoj glas proti nasilju, XII sc vr
81 danes v Grciji. zivelo brat
stvo in edinstvo vseh balkan.
skim narodov!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22

no in stanovanje, kakor tudi
$40 mesecno, po koncani izo-
brazbi pa $50. UNRRA DO poleg
tega placala potne stroske tia
in nazaj.
Pred odhodom il Jugoslavije
morajo podpisati pogodbo, da
Sc bodo po koncanem teeaju vr-
nile v Jugoslavijo in da bodo
ostale v poklicni sluzbi najmanj
leto dni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22

Franklin D. Roosevelt napravil
v Ameriki nekrvavo, toda to-
liko bolj temeljito "cistko".
Naslov tega dopisa je: ''Kaj
maj storimo?' Odgovor je Ia
HEX in 2 naso malo mujo resen.
Cd danes naprej stojimo okrog
nasih prijateljev, nasih sodelav-
cev, sosedov in znancev in prid-
no agitirajmo "a ponoyno izvoli-
tev FRANK ]. LAUSCHE, Co
werner of OHIO.
Josko Penko,
kampanjski nacelnik SLOW;
sekcije IA drzavo Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
NOVA GOSPODARSKA
PODJETJA v SLOVENIJI

Ma podlagi splosnega zakona
O drzavnih podjetjih z dine "a.
julia 1916 leta je vlada Ljud-
ske republike Slovenije izdala
odlocbe O ustanovitvi treh dr.
zavnih industrijskih podjetij
Slovenije.
S prvo odlocbo Sc ma predlog
ministrstva "a trgovino in pre-
skrbo ustanovi drzavno trgo-
vinsko podjetje Slovenije "a
predmet S specerijskim koloni-
jalnim blagom in delikatesaml
"Koloniale" sedezem v Ljub-
ljani. To podjetje bo nakupo-
valo in prodajalo ma debelo in
ma drobno specerijsko in kolo-
nijalno blago in delikatese. Pod
jetje DO pod operativnim uprav-
MIN vodstvom ministrstva "a
trgovino in preskrbo LRS, XII DO
predpisalo pravila O organlza-
CHI podjetja in nacinu njego-
vega poslovanja. V upravo do
bi drzavno premozenje, obsto-
iece il osnovnih sredstev, ka-
terih vrednost Sc DO sele do
locila in liz obratnih sredstev,
to je gotovine V znesku enega
milijona din, XII ga bo vplacala
vlada Ljudske republike Slove-
nije.
Ma predlog ministrstva "a
industrijo in rudarstvo Sc z
drugo odlocbo ustanovi drzav-
no industrijsko podjetje "Uten-
silia", tovarna tekstilnih po-
trebscin v Ljubljani. To podje-
tie bo izdelovalo vse vrste teks-
tilnih potrebsein in nadomest-
nih delov "a tekstilno industri-
jo. Podjetje DO pod operativnim
upravnim vodstvom ministrstva
"a industrijo in rudarstvo, XII
bo predpisalo pravila O orga-
nizaciji podjetja in o nacinu
njegovega poslovanja. V upra-
vo dobi drzavno premozenje,
obstojece il osnovnih sredstev,
katerih vrednost Sc DO sele dolO-
ella in IL obratnih sredstev v
obliki gotovine V znesku pol
drugi million din, XII ga DO vpla-
Gala vlada LRS.
S tretjo odlocbo Sc ma pred
log ministrstva "a industrijo in
rudarstvo ustanovi drzavno in
dustrijsko podjetje Slovenije "a
izdelovanje marmelade, sadnih
sokov in vsch vrst sadnih IL
delkov ma industrijski nacin
"Belsad' tovarna sadnih IL
delkov Kanizarica pri Crnomlju.
To podjetje DO pod operativnim
upravnim vodstvom ministrstva
"a industrijo in rudarstvo, XII
DO prepisovalo pravila orga-
nizaciji podjetja in nacinu
njegovega poslovanja. Dobilo bo
upravo drzavno premozenje,
obstojece IL osnovnih sredstev,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
DIVE NOW KNJIGI

Pri Slovenskem knjiznem Ia
vodu sta sredi julia letos IL
sli drugi in tretji zvezek zbir-
ke Dokumentov: Muceniska pot
k svobodi in Milene Mohorice-
We Motivi z Raba.
"Mueeniska pot k svobodi"
obsega 135 strani velike cetr-
tinke, je album fotografij il ma
radno osvobodilne borbe, XII 3D.
'kriva v kronoloskem redu trp-