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Nogales international., 1946-02-22

Theodore Bonorand
apart
Manuel got back week yesterday and his brother last Friday
5th-Manuel
the Pacific
Europe
Theodore l8
with the Goth Infantry Division England and
Christmas Belgian ship
Leopole topedoed off about 10 miles
Cherbourg
lost their
harbor Cherbourg
On the return trip home Theodore the
Atlantic Marseles ship Victory named for
Bardstown, wrote MY Old
Kentucky which
discharge
discharge Air
Macarthur
Of
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 21-
Americas young people will be
the chief beneficiaries of living
memorials" to the heroic dead of
World War III, according to
survey just completed of war
memorial plans of scores of COM
munities throughout the United
States.
The lifting of restrictions on
building materials and the easing OF
the labor shortage have, it was
pointed out by George M. Traut-
man, chairman of the American
Commission for Living War Memor-
ials, given great impetus to compile
ton of projects which honor the
fallen. and at the same time bene.
fit the living.
Several memorials have been
built, many others are under way
or about to be launched in wide
spread movement to prove the
country's gratitude to its heroes
through utilitarian rather than
merely ornamental monuments, as
in the past.
Swimming pools, gymnaSiums,
athletic fields, Fairgrounds,
parks, hospitals, clinics, libraries,
schools and scholarships are sup
painting stone columns and
bronze figures which cOmmemo-
rated the dead of previous wars.
THE CAMPAIGN
Trautman, who is also President
of the American Association Of Pro-
fessional Baseball Clubs, said thai
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
julius Levy
Purchases
Local Buffet

Through a deal closed Friday,
Julius Levy of Ventura, Calf, for
merly of Yuma, and brother Of
Mike Levy, well known Nogales
businessman. purchased the Monte
yuma Buffet from Writ G.. Bowman.
The bar was founded in November
1886 by Charles A. Bauer who sold
it in August 1943 to Johnny Govor-
ko, now a resident of Tucson. On
October L, 1914, Govorko sold it to
Bowman, who appointed Bauer
manager.
Bauer will continue to manage it
until the last of this month when
the new owner, now in Ventura,
and who was in Nogales last week,
returns here.
Bauer plans to take six months
vacation and expects to go to New
York in May.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Jesus A. Lopez
Discharged
At Camp Beale

CAMP BEALE, Feb. 21-Private
First Glass Jesus A. Lopez, brother
of Miss Esther A. Lopez, P. o. Box
645, Nogales, Ariz., was honorably
discharged from the armed forces
Sunday at the Camp Beale Separa-
ton Center.
Entering the army in November
1943, Pfc. Lopez was assigned to the
Army Ground Forces and was sent
overseas in July 1914 with the 780th
Amphibious Tank Battalion.
A tank gunner, he has been
awarded the Asiatic-Pacific Ribbon
with three battle stars and one
bronze arrowhead, Philippine Liber-
alton Ribbon, and the Victory Med
al
During his 81 months of service
Pfc. Lopez has earned 46 discharge
points.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

The Federal Public Housing Ad-
ministration in Washington has ap-
proved the transfer to Nogales of
"a housing units for veterans, the
Nogales international was advised
in telegram MQndayi from Con-
gressman John r. Murdock.
On Monday night the city coun-
Gil adopted a resolution, by mani-
nous vote, allocating grounds for
the construction of the units to be
located on Western avenue near the
rear of old Camp Little.
The housing units, according to
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
LOCAL RODEOS
AS Seen And Heard By
RED MYRICK

Last Sunday afternoon several
hundred people enjoyed another
rodeo at Rancho Grande. Lots of
contestants and plenty of action.
We finished the show at pm.
and all the cowboys and guests
gathered at the Stage Coach Bar
and started a cowboy dance that
only stopped for the delicious bar
beque at pm. Following the din
ner, the regular cowboy dance
started, and what time we had!
The cowgirl ribbon tying event
and dude calf roping were the high
lights of the afternoon show. Jim
Reed and Cora Atkinson won the
ribbon tying, and Martinez and
Dave Wenchler won the dude calf
roping.
Team tying: first, De La Osa and
Heradia; second, Martinez and De
La OSa.
Calf roping, first go round: Mar
tinez, first, and Jim Reed, second
Howard Wisdom won first in the
second go round, and Chapo Valen-
zuela, second.
Last Monday the local evening
paper quoted my opinion of show
for this fall. Well, folks, here il
lis again:
NogaIes is a growing town. Lots
of people from all over the United
States are buying or trying to buy
homes and ranches in Santa Cruz
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Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Last Rites For
Bob Harris,
Auto Victim

Last rites were held Wednesday
afternoon at the MCGEE ranch near
Twin Buttes for Robert S. Harris,
43, former employee of the Ford
garage, who was killed instantly in
an automobile accident about 11:40
pm, Sunday on the Nogales Tucson
highway, five miles south of Con-
tinental. Burial was in the family
plot on the MCGEE ranch.
Harris met death when his car
collided with a truck. His body was
found at the side of the road in his
car which stood in an upright posi-
ton headed toward Nogales after it
is believed to have turned over.
Fatigue from over-work is thought
to have caused the man to have
gone to sleep at the wheel He had
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Nogales international., 1946-02-22
4neado Sailor
attending
7Iauy University

PEARL HARBOR, TIL. Feb. 21-
Ludd Payne, electricians mate, sec
end class, USNR, Amado, Ariz., is
a student at the Navy Pacific Uni
versity here during off-duty hours
NavPacU, whiih opened Jan. 3,
has a curriculum of more than 100
high school, college and technical
courses and a service enrolment Of
more than 5000. The faculty is
composed of Navy and Marine per-
sonnel and civilians.
Glasses meet for two hours day.
five days a week. Courses are COM
pleted in four weeks. then examina-
tions are administered by the US
Armed Forces Institute.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Sheriff Lowe
Candidate
For Reelection

J. j. Lowe announces in today s
Nogales international as a candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for Sheriff
Now serving his fourth term in
the office for which he seeks re-
election, and known as one of the
most capable sheriffs in the entire
state, Lowe was born in Tilden
Texas, and settled at Mowry Mine
in Santa Cruz County in April 1906
and Nogales 1907.
He was Chief of Police here for
II years and seven months and has
an excellent record both as police
chief and sheriff.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Patagonia Boy
Sh0Un
In Navy Picture

The Nogales International is in
receipt of Navy picture showing
John F. Combs, 81, seaman, first
class. aboard the escort carrier USS
Savo Island.
Combs, who played on the Uni
versity of Arizona's freshman bas-
ketball team of 194344, is son Of
Mrs. George Nelson of Patagonia.
He was member of cage team
which captured tournament
aboard the Savo Island which began
at Okinawa and lasted until the
ship docked at Seattle.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Postoffice And
Schools Closed
All Day Today

The postoffice, schools, county
and city offices and the Valley Ma
tional Bank will be closed all day
today in observance of Washington
Birthday, a national holiday.
Many Nogalians will motor to
Tucson this morning to witness the
annual rodeo parade, the first time
the parade has been held since the
beginning of the war.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Two Real
Estate Deals


The H. G. Medlen Agency yester-
day announced the following real
estate deals this week:
Mrs. Dixie Clagett purchased the
jeff D. Jones home, 523 Crawford,
former residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. H. Watkins, now residing in
Carlsbad, NM.
R. K. McFadden of Sarasota,
Florida, bought rs acres from Hugo
W. Miller for a residential site on
the east side of the Patagonia road
between the Jake Rochlin and Will
liam BeatuS homes.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

PHOENIX, Feb. 21-Judge Joseph
H. Morgan has announced his can
didacy for Judge of the Supreme
Court, the office which he has held
by appointment since February,
1945.
Politically, Judge Morgan is iden-
titled with the Democratic party
and was a member of the party
organization since statehood, being
at one time the State Chairman.
Although politically active, he has
never before sought state office
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Nogales international., 1946-02-22
To
Address
Rotary Today

George Harris of Washington, D.
c., member of the famous photog-
raphy firm of Harris & Harris. and
a former international director of
Rotary, will address the Nogales
Rotary Club at its regular weekly
luncheon today noon.
Both Rotarians and their Rotary
aims will attend the meeting
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Bliss Appointed
Deputy
Surgeon General

The War Department has an
Inounced the appointment of Briga-
dier General Raymond w. Bliss ss
Deputy Surgeon General to succeed
Major General George F. Lull, who
has retired after 33 years service.
Gen. Bliss, now a resident of
Washington, DC, resided in No
gales about IT years ago during the
time he was young major at old
Camp Little.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
County Assessor
Ill In Tucson

County Assessor Robert H. Fqeisch-
err. who was taken to the Desert
Sanitarium at Tucson week ago
Yesterday for treatment for a heart
ailnen, continues to improve but it
will be about a month before he
returns home.
For a day or so after entering the
sanitarium he was administered
oxygen
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
MANY HAPPY
RETURNS

Clarence Best, Feb. q.
Mrs. Dorothy Hardy, Feb. 13. Borr
IN HarShaw.
Norman Arend, IS on Feb. %.
Sheila Dorothy, on Feb. "a.
Tony Suarez, Feb. 16.
Odila Bayze, Feb. 16.
EStrella Joffroy, Feb. IA.
Sheriff j. j. Lowe, March 15
Born in T1den, Texas.
Mrs. 7. II. Shannon, Feb. 19.
j. E. Wise, 79 on Feb. 81.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Americas Young People To Be Chief
Beneficiaries N"Living
Memorial" To Our Heroic Dead

the campaign for useful memorials
"a campaign, by the way, that has
no financial profit in minds
meeting with remarkable success.
Eleven regional advisors have
been selected and seven nationally
known architects are helping by
furnishing to interested commurli-
ties, lists of qualified architects In
their neighborhood.
Among the living memorials that
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Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Kentuckians
Spending
Month Here

Edward F. Sauer of Louisville
KY, nephew of E.. j. Shamhart
deputy commissioner of customs at
Washington, DC, is spending a
month in the Nogales district.
He is accompanied by his wife
and they are stopping at the Par
rish home on the river road north
of the city
Sauer is an ex-army officer, who
recently received his discharge. He
served in Europe.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
242 Cars In
One Hour On
Tucson Road

A Nogales couple returning from
Tucson counted 242 northbounc
cars between $50 and 7:30 pm.
Sunday, on the Nogales- Tucson
| highway.
With an average of four passen-
gers to each, those cars carried ap-
proximately 1000 persons to No
gales.
Each weekend the traffic to this
city gets heavier, all of which means
increased business for hotels, service
stations, curio stores, garages, and
business in general.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Frazier Leaves
For Good
Roads Meeting

r. T. Frazier, chairman of the
Santa Cruz County Board of Super
visors, left last night to attend a
meeting of a chamber of commerce
road planning committee in Phoe-
nix. Representatives of chambers
of commerce from all parts of the
state are to be present.
Frazier was accompanied on the
trip by his wife and daughter, Mar
tina Ann, and Mrs. Frazier's mother,
Mrs. Ben Jones.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Demo National
Chairman
Arizona Visitor

Robert Hannegan of st. Louis
postmaste general, and chairman OF
the Democratic National Committee
was expected to arrive in Phoeniz
Wednesday for a few days vacation
at the Hotel Biltmore
Hannegan's headquarters as Dem
ocratic national chairman are al
the Mayflower Hotel, Washington
DC.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Sam Morris On
Trip To Capital

Sam Morris of Globe, Arizona
Democratic National Committee
man, got back from Washington, D.
c., last week and returned there on
Wednesday of this week.
He will be back in Arizona again
on March 5th.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
NEW YORKER ENROUTE
HERE ON VISIT

Mrs. Raymond C. Johnson (Eliz. =
beth Abbott) is arriving by plane
at Tucson today from her home in
New York enroute to Nogales to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
]. Abbott, who will meet her in
Tucson.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
Hathaways' Moue
To Recently
Purchased Ranch

Mr.. and Mrs. James Hathaway
have moved from Sunnyside to the
old Dan Harkey ranch in the Camille
district which they recently pur-
chased from Mrs. Marian Fozard.
Their new ranch adjoins their
Sunnyside place.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
War Bride Of
Nogales Man
Arriving Here Soon

A cablegram from London Tues
day to Charles Fain from his bride
whom he married while with the
Army in England said she was leav-
ing England on the Queen Mary
about February 25th.
She will arrive in the states about
March End and at Nogales about
March 9Th.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
"a Housing Units For Veterans To Be
Set Up Here By FPH Administration

reports, are to be of frame construc-
ton with from one to three bed
rooms, and after two years will be-
come the property of the city. They
will have access to sewage, water
mains and power lines.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
LEAVE FOR EAST

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wetherill of
Whitemarsh, Pa, and Ohannes
Yergatian of Rosemont, Pa, left
Yesterday for their homes after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Spchn,
749 Morley avenue.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

Following a long illness, Benjamin
j. Jones, 63, one of Nogales most
popular business men, passed away
shortly after l o'clock Monday af-
ternoon at st. Joseph's Hospital.
Death was attributed to a compli-
cation of diseases, including a heart
ailment.
Funeral services we're held We'd
Nogales international., 1946-02-22
M. KGrQrr1
From Fall

M Karam, we'll known Nogales
pioneer, is recovering at MS home
on Crawford street from a broken
right arm suffered in a fall from a
ladder while painting at his home.
Nogales international., 1946-02-22

of Allied being
unearhed by unit of War Crimes Commission in
indicating that attempt had been made
British guards Japs the
and although mostly discoveries knoed
CLOTH still skulls
indicating the binding point accusing finger in the
Division charge Of the holds out
cloth just unearthed On the blanket his feet
wha to be bones and other human remains
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Filipino Community Wom- ans Auxiliary is giving @ Needle craft Bazaar at 3 o'clock Friday, Dee. D. at the Parish Hall, to which the public is cordially in- vited. The ncedlework will be dis played at tlle Diaz Cafe, Wednes- day. Zee II. 446-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
LIBRARY STcRY HOUR ON SATURDAY DRAWS
 MANY KlDDIES THERE

Last months report on Saturday attendance at the Story Hour ses- siQns held in the Juneau Library reveals that 1G6 youngsters between the ages of and 12 took advan- tage of the opportunity offered to the local children. Librarian Ed na Lomen read to eight juvenile listeners of the to 12 age group Saturday morning, while Mrs. Billy Easier entertained 20 of the to ' year old children. Songs were also enjoyed and Happy Birthday" was sung to Southall Stone.
 All children who wish to sit in on the Story Hour are requested to he in the Library each Saturday morning by 9:45 o'clock So the reading may begin promptly at 10 o'clock.
 Mrs. Lomen announced the addi- tion of 50 new books to the pres ent Library shelves this week. Cir culation has increased considerably, with turnover Of 220O books last month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
House G0pefs Face knoily
 Quesiion.NoW

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 - The Republican House leadership faces this question: When is a Democrat Ia Republican?
 The problem arose in connection with six California CongIessmen, registered as Democrats, but who won both the Democratic and Re- publican nominations in the June 1 primary.
 They are Reps Lea, Engle, Mil Ter, Holifield, Elliott and King.
 What the Republican leadership has to decide is whether these self admitted Democrats are entitled to sit in on the Republican party caucus on Jan. 2 to choose a speak, CT of the House, and other officials for the 80th Congress beginning the following day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-10
LOGGE.:S

INTENTION LOGCEIls vlth logs for sale contact Juneau Lumber Mills. Will buy from 100000 it.
 to 10,0o0000 feet. For further particulars see Juneau Lumber Mills. 433-tf.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
100000 pra$i6ev ma trgu;
mes0 bO Stalo 9Oc funt
.Problemi JAYNE knji-
znice v Clevelandu

Vodstvo Cleveland Public Lii
brary je te dni podalo v javnost
porocilo, da je med 1. januar-
jem in 80. septembrom letos "a
pustilo sluzbe 22S uposlencev
cd obicajnega stevila 700, XII jih
je imela knjiznica koncem Ian
skega leta. Med temi je bilo AZ
izucenih knjiznicarjev, 148 ne
profesijalnih, 28 oskrbnikov ter
5 I'd avcev IL knjigoveznice.
Glavna knjiznica v mestu nj vec
odprta oh nedeljah in oh sobo-
tab zapre ze oh 6. uri zvecer.
Podruznice operirajo ma po-
letnem casu in so odprte samo
40 ur v tednu. V glavni knjiz-
nici in v podruznicah je bila po-
strezba omejena. Ostali usluz-
benci morajo opravljati dvojna
della.
TAX je sedaj polozaj Cleve-
landske JAYNE knjiznice, Xxi Sc
nahaja v stiski radi pomanjka-
MIA usluzbencev in pa radi ne
zadostnega sklada, il katerega
bi Sc usluzbence najelo in pla-
calo, kot Sc to vrsi pri drugih
organizacijah v Clevelandu in v
knjiznicah drugih mestih. Da
Sc izboljsajo place uposlencem,
je odvisno Cd County Budget
Commission, kajti JAYNE knjiz-
nice so odvisne "a svoj obstoj
cd daVkov.
Glayni knjizniear Clarence
S. Metcalf pravi, da more po-
nuditi graduirancem liz kolegija
samo S12O mesecne place "a ne
profesijonalne sluzbe, "a facet
nike, docim ii mladi ljudje lah-
ko drugje zasluzijo med $135
in $3.50 ma mesec. Pomo ozni
knjiznicarji, XII morajo dovrsiti
knjizni tecaj, prejmejo letn o
81, 800, medtem ko "a isto delo
v Detroitu dobijo $2,40O.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
Nou grob
JAMES BLANC

Vceraj popoldne je preminil
v mestni bolnisnici James
Blanc, star 33 let. Stanoval je
ma 1900 Aspinwall Ave. Rojen
je bill v Lambert, Pa. Tukaj "a
pusca zalujoco soprogo Louise,
rojeno Demojzes, sina Dennis,
sedem bratov in dive sestri: v
Clevelandu George, John, Paul,
Frank in Joseph; v Lemont,
Pa, Mrs. Helen Phillips; v New
York City Mrs. Anna Kozup; v
Youngstown, O., Andrew, in v
Lambert, Pa. Charles. Pogreb
Sc DO vrsil v soboto zjutraj oh
10. uri IL Svetkovega pogrebne-
ga zavoda, 478 E. 152 St., v
cerkev Marie Vnebovzete in ma
to ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
ZAVEZNIKI SO IZGUBILI
2775 LADIJ

LONDON, 16. okt. - Koncni
seznam izkazuje, da so zavezni-
XII v drugi svetovni vojni izgubi-
Ii 2,775 trgovskih ladij v boju z
nemskimi in italijanskimi pod
mornicami ma Atlantskem in
Sredozemskem morju. Oh istem
casu pa so unicili 866 nemskih
in italijanskih podmornic.
Porocilo pravi, da je bill "a "a
veznike najkriticnejsi mesec no.
vember 1912, ker v tenn mesecu
so Nemci z raznimi metodami
potopili 134 zavezniskih ladij. V
decembru leta 1912 so imeli
Nemci 485 podmornic, kar je BIZ
10 najvisje stevilo v vojnem ca
su.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
Rusija pozvana, da poslje Ameriko misijo
glede poravnave 11-bilij jonskega lend-leasa

WASHINGTON. - Zed. drza-
We so pozvale Rusijo, da pricne
pogajanja v svrho dognanja,
koliko DO placala ma racun II
bilijonov dolarjev, katere je pre-
jela med vojno v obliki lend
lease posiljatev.
Informirani diplomatski kro-
gi pravijo, da je ameriska VIA
da poslala Moskvi noto v tenn
smislu ze pred vec tedni, da pa
nj prejela cd tam Sc nikakega
odgovora.
Domneva Sc, da bodo Zed.
drzave tekom pogajanj vprasa-
lie Rusijo, da Sc obveze placati
gotov odstotek ma racun topov,
tankov, letal in drugih vojnih
potrebscin, XII so j bill poslani
ma temelju tozadevnega spora-
yuma, XII je bill napravljen te-
kom vojne. v pogajanjih osta-
limi zavezniskimi drzavami, XII
so prejemale tako pomoc med
vojno, so Sc upostevale vojne
zrtve in izgube, predno Sc je do
loeila koncno placljiva vsota.
Ameriska nota, XII je bila po-
slana Moskvi, sc sploh nj do
taknila ze pred mnogo meseci
predlozene sovjetske note glede
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
Almerika bo plaeala
Italiji 50 milijonOv
"a ''izposojene fre''

PARIZ, 16. oktobra. - Dr.
zavni tajnik Byrnes je pred par
dnevi naznanil, da bodo Zed. dr.
zave takoj izrocile Italiji SO mi
lijonov dolarjev, kot povracilo
"a lire, s katerimi je ameriska
armada v Italiji nabavljala raz-
ne potrebscine, toda akcija po-
meni mnogo vec kot pa povra-
clio dolga.
Ia korak Zed. drzav Sc toll
maci kot gesta dobre volje oh
casu, ko Sc italijanska Via d.a
nahaja v resnih financnih po-
tezkocah in ko je nirovna kon-
ferenca v Parizu Italiji nalozi-
la breme vojne odskodnine.
Byrnes je sporocil premierju
de Gasperiju o plaeilu SO mill
jonov dolarjev v posebnem pi-
smu XII je bilo re pretekli ce-
trick poslano v Rim. Drzavni
tajnig je v tenn pismu izrazil to-
pie izraze dobre wolfe ameriske
Wade napram sedanji Italiji ter
v MEM izrecno dejal, da je ita-
1iianSka x,lado Hkot cohoio1,rica
upravicena do takega povraci-
Ia"
Kakor Sc poroea, je izplacilo
vsote so milijonov dolarjev pro-
vizoricno. Pozneje bodo Italiji
nakazana Sc nadaljna izplacila
ma raeun ':izposojenih lir', ako
Sc odkrije, da je do tega "upra-
vicena.. '.,.:+ '::.:.E5 o
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
Nj Nizzebljey-domovi
stole nedokoncani!


Kaksne razmere obstoje da-
mes v gradient industriji, je raz-
vidno IL polozaja v zadevi ve-
teranskih domov v Clevelandu.
Ker nj mogoce dobiti zebljev, nj
izgleda, da DO 1,206' veteran
skin domov, oziroma polovica,
kar jih je v procesu gradnje,
dogotovljenih pred nastopom
zine.
Ia dogotovitev teh domov sc
potrebuje 4,333 "kegov" zebljev,
ampak zebljev nj mogoce dobiti
in ii domovi torej ne morejo BIZ
ii koncani. Kontraktorji pra-
vijo, da obstoji pomanjkanje
mnogo stvari, da nj danes no.
bene stvari tako tezko dobiti kot
ravno zeblje. Mnogokrat potu-
jejo tako dalec kot v New York
in Chicago in Sc vrnejo praz-
nih rok.
Crni trg zeblji je v polnem
cvetu. Medtem ko je OPA cena
"a sto funtov zebljev $3.50, pa
morajo kontraktorji placevati
zanje po SIS ali vec. Ma vzhodu
pa Sc zeblji "a izvoz prodajajo
20 $50 "a sto funtov!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
:.
v OSMIH URAH PREKO
ATLANTSKEGA OCEANA

.~ PARIZ, 16. okt.-V Parizu je
diva dni zborovala Mednarodna
trgovska zbornica, ma katere Sc
jah so pretresali svetovno letal-
sko vprasanje. OBJ tel priliki SO
delegati te konference napove-
dali, da oh koncu leta 1947
potovanje z letalom preko At
lantskega morja ne DO znasalo
vec kot osem ur.
Juan T. Trippe, nacelnik od-
bora "a letalski promet je dejal,
da z uvedbo izboljsanih letal Sc
bo cas- poleta kasneje Sc skraj-
Sal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17

1-bilijonskega posojila Rusi.ji "a
povojno obnovo. Ia ruska nota
sc je Washingtonu prvotno
"izgubila' in v javnosti Sc je
zvedelo o njenem obstoju sele
dolgo potem, ko je bila dejan-
sko poslana.
V Moskvi so ocividno prisli do
zakljucka, da Sc TEN vprasa-
MEM nj vredno vec ukvarjati,
m d tie m ko tukaj prevladuje
Wits, da bi sovjetska vlada ne
sprejela pogojev, pod katerimi
bi bile Zed. drzave pri volji do
voliti posoji1o.