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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl W. Savage
announce the birth of a daughter,
Cornelia Lee, August 20, at Marion
Sprunt annex.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-01

ihonl Il their favorltc fun spot.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-01
Fans Dance
Major Part
bf Evening

,,.,.. who Ike To dance will
Is' ~ news with JOY and jubi-
re- vhcn they find out that
ns , Nilhndcr and his Orches-
u'N, remaininG for another
I'll Al Club FL Sine.
,bo>e who like the regular
- II swing music, Lucky IS
Eer dish
Pop all right for the
.Dncc generation. some say. but
.' rnc out in a righteous
Os course when Lucky and
ect wound up, tn ey
,T nn a little be bop. too
4. Son listening carefully?
LAX Slno has policy
.n.sa, mt from any of tn Q
mci clubs. Instead Of the
/. s,.,rs plaving Just a few num-
Gancine. persons gct a
III dance practically all
c,erin 90 the music of the
h.r currently appearing
e.ncee is broken by an in
|.,,nr rn9 lively show " tn
playlng some specially
:, ,e nd featuring Bull
Il osf Jackson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-01
Club Sensation
In Full Swing

Nllh rs grand gc0prning last
month Club Sensation has moved
into full SWING with gala ,onln-
uouS entertainment and music hv
7 J Fowler and his orchestra.
The club located az 1900 OM
en-. IS operated and owned by
UzNel Lee who is cagp to let
his regular patrons al know That
their same warm welcome awaits
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-01
Chorus Line
At Club 666

Back again after long do
sonce IS the presence of line ~
chorus girls al Club Sos Ziggv
Johnson and his Atlantic CITY
Beauties are beating tho boards
featuring Claudia Olive and An,
drea Drew two long siomTed cu-
ties who set the pace
Harmony hv the Fou Notes
quartet of some meet fills the
club with applause
Salt and Pcppcr al enal
dance team make p hveiN pa
Music Tor the show and came
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-01

cnrdlng Was not only popularity
leader but record criucs raiedit
- the greatest torch tune evor
recorded
As the third attraction q, the
Paradise VIII be George Hudson
and hS Orchestra Louis Jordan s
choice as Ameuca's next 80 !
Orchestra Also on thr stage wlll
he Eddie Rector and Brookns
and Van comedy favorltes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-01
Real Gone
Show At
Club Vogue

Gardner KING proprietor of the
Club Vogue, located out Inkster
way on Middlcbelt road is pre-
scnting new show which he
promises to be real gone"
Heading the list ~ artists ap-
pcarlnl IS Don Juan, a romantic
singing guitarist
Il MS a surprise YOU are look
lne tor then Rosita Lockhart in
htr chicken dance. will really
knock YOU out when She lays her
ccg
Markccia billed as poetry in
motion docs an ntcrprctativc
number that has the patrons hol-
ding their brcaths
them az their faNumtc FUN spot
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-13
Mrs. Wilson Allen
Honored With Party

The lovely plantation home Of
Mrs. jeff Dodd was the scene of de-
hghtful party recently when Mrs.
Wilson Allen was honored by Mrs.
Dodd, Mrs. Dixie Roberts and Mrs.
Vernard Vail. Mrs. Allen is moving
to Greenwood soon and on this oc-
casion several of her many friends
met to say farewell.
Upon arrival, guests were conduct
ed into the dining room and were
served delicious fruit punch by Mrs.
Roberts. The table was covered with
an imported Italian cut-work cloth
and centered with the crystal punch
bowl thanked by crystal candelabra
holding lighted red tapers.
During the course of the evening
games were enjoyed and the honor
ee was presented twin vases in rose
pottery and a crystal waterset. At
the close of the evening, a delectable
salad plate was served by the host
esses.
Guests invited for this enjoyable
occasion were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Grace, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Ellis,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. McCreary, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clay Wilkes, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
Ellis, Mrs. Lottie Allen, Sandra
Allen, Norma Ethel Allen, Wilson
(Sonny Boy) Allen, Mrs. Wilson
Allen and Wanda Roberts.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-13
Record Year In Soil Conservation Cited
To Secretary OF Agriculture

Record accomplishment the past
fiscal year in putting conservation
work on United States farmland
was cited today by Chief H. H. Ben
nett of the Soil Conservation Serv-
ice in his annual report to Secretary
of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson.
Also significant in the 1945-46
conservation year was the fact that
the last of the 48 states enacted laws
providing for organization of farm
er-voted and farmer-managed soil
conservation districts through
which these soil and water-saving
practices are being applied, or for
working arrangements OF similar
nature.
Pointing out that the Service has
set itself the task Of doing twice as
much conservation work in the
current fiscal year as was done last
year, DIR. Bennett explained:
This means that if we are success
sful we will establish combined
practices on more than 80 million
acres of farm land during the fiscal
year 1947, in comparison with almost
16 million acres covered in the fiscal
year 1916. 1t means that by July 1947
the total acreages of farm and ranch
land in the United States covered by
+ complete soil and water conservat-
ion farming programs will be around
the 155-million acre mark. A cores
ponding increase is expected in the
preparation of conservation farm
plans which must precede applicat-
ion of measures to the land"
The 102,293 such plans prepared
at the request of soil conservation
| district farmers and ranchers last
vear--affecting more than Is million
acres--brought to better than hall
a million the number of these acre
by-acre farm plans drawn up by the
| farmer and technician according to
the needs and capabilities of the
land. BY June 3Oth, 1916, the report
showed, about 1876 million acres
thus had been planned in districts
or under demonstration programs be-
fore districts were first formed In
1887; and So " million acres had
been treated with needed combin-
ations of practices for permanent
erosion control and water conser-
walton.
The extent of farmland protected
by some of the major practices at
the end of the fiscal year is shown
in these totals: 91a million acres OF
contour cultivation, more than "a
million acres each of cover crops and
strip cropping and 8 1/3 million
acres of crop residue management
1000 miles of terraces built, almos,
a million acres of farm drainage
241a million acres of range properly
stocked and almost 4 million acres
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-13

/ of range and pasture seeded, 5 mill
ion acres of farm woodland improve
ment, $4,000 ranch and farm ponos
built, a quarter of million acres Oh
tree planting, and hundreds OF
thousands of acres of conservation
farm irrigation work done.
Conceding that the goal OF doub-
ling conservation production in 1874!
over 1916 is high, the Soil Conser-
walton Service chief said:
'But we believe it is necessary,
The work of stabilizing our farm
land is vital to the national welfare,
and must move ahead with even
greater speed, for il has been too
| long retarded Finally, with the
and of TINS new technique (soil con-
serv@t ton districts ard conservation
/ f7rming). the American farmers are
definitely turning the tide; we
are winning the fight against the
greatest common enemy to prod
uctive land--uncontrolled soil eros
| ion"
He likened the average American
farm to a patient beset with a COM
rlication of diseases, many of which
are beyond the powers of home doc
toring," or even of the general
practitioner. Specialists are needed,
! he said. and these specialists are
| technicians of the Service assigned
to the districts, at the district super
visors request, to help diagnose and
treat ailing land. There were 1,6l7
soil conservation districts reported
at the close of the fiscal year. They
covered more than 1888 million acres
and nearly million farms.
Cautioning that halfway meas
ures or quick" erosion control
methods do not actually control
erosion, but in many cases only
aggrevate it, DR.. Bennett defined
real soil conservation as proper use
and care of the land so that it will
produce the greatest amounts of pro-
ducts most needed while at the same
time protecting the land from lose
of productivity.
"Where it has been practiced, he
reported, soil conservation farming
has resulted in at least 20 percent
increase in production per acre, as
an average. 1t has provided pract-
ical guide to greater crop diversl'
| fication and has, as a matter of re-
cord, resulted in greater diversificat-
ion It has meant increased income
to the farmer and savings in seed,
fertilizer, labor, and power. 1t has
accounted for a high degree of land
protection, even under the pressure
of intensified wartime production.
at has provided the farmer and
ranchman with a practical, physical
guide for shifts in the type or inten-
sity of production that may become
wise in the years ahead in order to
meet possible changes in the price
and demand for farm commodities. y
Emphasizing that "only with real
soil conservation can we have per-
manently productive land for a per-
manent agriculture capable of sup
porting a permanent nation" and
that there are no short cuts, nc
panaceaS, no alternatives 10 ellectlVS
soil conservation" DR.. Bennett con-
Guided.
'It is because of the experience
our engineers and other technicians
have had in applying complete con
servation programs to $4,000, 900
acres of land that we face with con
fidence the task of greatly increas-
ing our Conservation production in
1o47"
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-13

PRINTING: When you need print.
inc phone THE ADVERTISER. Nc
Job too lrrge-No job too small
for us to hundle promptly. Phone
ll6 24-ti
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-13

Be -"Winterize" Don't let you cor
Freeze Up" Or foil to start these cold morn
ings We will be eIud to check and RepIenish
your Anti-Freeze If Necessuy-Aiso Let us
Test your Battery and Rechoree 1t On Our
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-02-13

Modern Qu:~k Chorge bottery If Needed. A
Low Battery Cont Sturt Your Motor On A
Cold Morning And Busted Block From Lack
Of Anti-Freeze Is Mighty Expensive To
Replace.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
su0una1M xkl1 xInYI,AAin.

sUDu3DAN SAk IAkYLAlap.
3KTACTk6 C0If76E mar 6isfricf lins;
n, $50 O-Four rms, and bath: eisc.. attic:
needs same repair. 1AM RoSEY, AD
EORKS TWILL Iiving room With nrs-
nlcce; pls asnins =, room. kitsasn 2 nsdroems;
stairway to attic: Earaxe. Price. 81 Z. .Rss0.
$p,260. bungalow, living room, dinlne
foom, kitchen. q bedrooms. bath. utility
room h.-whs and eiec. range. Price,
$ii, 600. BUNGALOW, living room. dining
room. kitchen, bedrooms, Il basement,
GE refgr., GE cleo. range, oil N H., on
ciate wYVTLL REALTY CO.. HI oaa6.
BETHESDA---DraSticali reduced: charm
ing 2.story and hsmt. brick corner home.
cons consisting 81 g Hy rm.. ain. rmy COM
slets s.s siestric lcvs ais sn den and bah; md
piete baths: oil h.-N.h.; electric rsfsr.
and 2 det gar. This homes has been re-
duced $1,000 By owner within the past
.o1l hsssssaa.pe yos van. = hem, that i.
little IS $500 you can own 9 beautiful
ss cGa psrfsst sf ~ dream d E R
bcdrms. and bath on End a The price Of
this extremely desirable home has been
Beth.sda-First time offered. ss14
Custer I'd. a-story Diet. brick and frame
house. consisting OF iiy rm.. dining rm
sit;. bedrm. and Y bath on list mr.;
setiIocns ~ and bath on 2nd nr,; oil
65xl5o. Priced 70 sell Open sun, Ia
pm Out Wisconsin ave to Bank OF
Bethesda. left on Old Georgetown rd to
Huntington Parkway, left blk. to Custer
s with TAB TasER. INC. s1oe ssi Wis. so'sis AZ. 81
3100 -4
Evening star., 1947-05-04

SUNDAY SPECIALS-Colmar Manor, 5
rm. full basnt. frame bungalow. $3.50.
8 rm. asbestos shingIe, under ccnstrue-
ton. 81 11,e5f,: $500 down
lot iof SIl.5o6: 5000 down. Tr4Es
REALTY Co, uN. 1900. IL
Evening star., 1947-05-04

200.
PRETTY COUNTRY PLACE in lower Mont
Go. just comfortable drive into town
bedrooms) liz baths. kitchen we'll equip.
ped with all appliances, oil heat. bult-in
garage; one acre of land with berries.
condition and the price won't take your
sipihy s5fs,h aTsy Rssd2 R0n sH Da ps 3sun
INCioME AND HOME pa h%aaesl near University of
Maryland in Hyattsville. close to schools
,arRe lot. h.-w.o.h. good condition: suf-
soSTGoMtsH SSSsTsos ss co ~ 1875 ssr.. on orsv,4
Saiiaiass G else. I Stream Apply =. "t 8. tsos Ros
3 s4i; SILVER .T% sorh Spring. No Nd "a
rear rear, porshes; low down payment; One
o%kER eISfS RistGet E o s ana So sss9 ssa
ARE you LOOKING for a large shady
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nsar ESsks5e sssoo WT pe sSs tSs children .ssy
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, on washington blvd
rooms and : baths; all modern improve
pres SFsS ossh nn REQUIRED VEST
REai N5ad 1If EsTadE: ATE sP. oaea' after 8, NJ
larse 4 rooms with modern kitchen and
tiled bath; level lot, S4xl40; beautiful
all-briek construction: stairs TO full attic
a a.ns Corn Corner. right % en St. garnssss n ra' 0 70
Temple MN ,rd.. left on Temple Mill rd.
5s'ss ,saS Nth to ssafs "a n sa
EsRoMs Eststs RE ptkk ta or GE n. T'd
divided into . lovely spts: det. gar;
property, put UP BY one Of Tasoma Parks
good builders. An excel; opportuni.y for
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LUX MANoR-This bungalow on ~ acre
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bedrms; and bath on first A.; fun bsmt.
el eaod hess s,ly m M Tso in sttis FSis Is
Realtors. wi. wi s740. once OF open MS Sat. i and
cHkyY CHASE, MD.-get. the two a clubs;
beaut; white brick Colonial home, con-
md ar.; e bedrm.a % ana sn' bath 0sahs on Ard 9d
A.: has very ise IIv. rm. with hreri.. lse.
dim rm mi, modem sr1 5sn, eisc 1t den and pswdsr
FRY, INC. Realtors, wi, $40, ONO:
open Sat and Sun. IS
100 CENTRAL AyE.-6- room. modern
ssbestos shineie, l acre of garcien plowed.
ready to plant. all kinds of fruit: aarage
and a ehi9ssp a1;ss eSops Cal Nj. FARLEY, with
FACING BEAurIfhUI Ii sIiso O. creek REX Park.
center hail. e-story brick. built on large
fun BATHS. 1SS vins ms Toom De0tG0s dlnins
room 1sxll, recreation room finished In
knotty pine. built.in sersse; perfect con-
5ts'a aotaI4D & hssa a..s 81, ia 81 s@gs @
till pm. -&
Evening star., 1947-05-04

III ACRES. CLOSE IN-This inviting B.
,sp.o4 osson nSss It superior Y oa 'eos tno
with plenty Of shade and shrubbery. end
close to an .rterial hishIay: It has living
Ts nhe with snG
stairway to an unnnish.d attic; tn. base.
n esr ha runs ree e m snd ns sSsss Il t
ssa sSa: isss S.ie, < @
Tsnts s.ih oan but ss =. Ssses
pbaSe ALAN. ss1a. CLOSED SUNDAYS.
BEAUTIFUL WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL.
living room and master bedroom; attached
air-conditioned heat: conysnient. to buses,
sssa on nuss aHse 'ps a e se sehos aar
txns eagscanoses ys t. os vrsa. ,sss
bath, large living rm. with fireplace. dir
ing rm;, kitchen: hardwood floors. oil heat,
gas hot water: screened porch. open front
yard tastsfuily landscaped with ,ots OF
trees and flowers; fruit tree orchard: half
church s1 sna sas g. block s0es' &
school VIII be buiit Aug. close to new
.eroad: over $4,000 cash required. Call
sEMiDET., near shopping. schools: s-r.. b. !
parouet A.; economical: large yard. fruit
trees In bloom. shfubbery, reasonable; 90
LARGE HOUSE, on acre Of land. close in ::
light housekeeping: present gross income
over $4,000 per Annum: can be increased
to SI.00a At sms y outlay. Box 1sS.C, Star
FALLS CHUkCH--Vacant. white hunsa-
low. redecorated inside and out. large I.r
with fireplace, famfly.size dining room, .
bedEpoms. bath and kitchen. electric stove
and refrizerstor, finished attic with heat.
screened porehes. full basement with
double lot, 100 By Sa0, fenced: s0s-by-
20' chicken house with running water; &
fruit trees. 2 grape arbors: $S.910 down
trafhc light west on Lee highway 70 Rose
MARI lane, left on Rosemary lane to No
l2S Open Sat. and sunday. By OWNER
Call Chestnut 1894 any tine
occupied; s-rm.. 3.
stofy brick; 15x1Is-ft. lot: fun basement.
fossess- eafiy. June. A14 $50; $1,000
down. No dealers. cH. 3375. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
VARNOSTNI SVET PORAZIL
ARABSKI PKEDLOG

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, 9.
dec.-Zedinjene drzave in So
vjetska zveza, XII sta Sc v Gene
ralni skupscini Zdruzenih naro-
dov skupaj borile "a delitev Pa
lestine, so Sc danes zopet zdruzi-
le in porazile poskuse arabskih
drzav, da Sc ponovno odpre dis
kusije zvezi delitvijo Svete
dezele.
Navzlic silovitim profession
sirijskega delegate Faris Ell
Khoury, so clanice Varnostnega
sveta odlocile, da Sc "a nedolo-
ceno dobo odlozijo vse diskusije
tikajoce Sc delitve Palestine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
KRUPP NE 30 DOBIL
AMERIsKEGA ODVETNIKA

NUREMBERG, 9. dec. -
Ameriska sodnija "a vojne zlo-
cine je danes zavrgla prosnjo
glavnega obtozenca pri obrav-
navi proti Kruppovi oborozeval-
nj industriji, Alfredo Kruppa,
XII je zahteval, da ga zagovarja
ameriski odvetnik.
Sodnija je izjavila, da je
Krupp prepozno zahteval odvet-
nika in da je njegov sedanji
nemski odvetnik Otto Krantz-
buehler dovolj sposoben, da ga
brani. (Krantzbuehler je branil
pred mednarodnim tribunalom
nemskega admirala Doenitza,
XII Sc je izkupil 10 let zapora)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
MADZARSKA IN TRST

TRST, 8. decembra.-Te dni
prispe v Trst skupina madzar-
skin trgovcev, XII sledi gospodar-
ski delegaciji, XII jo je poslalo
madzarsko ministrstvo "a zuna-
MO trgovino. Gre "a ustanovitev
stalnega trgovinskega urada.
Madzarska bo prva drzava "a
ledju Trsta, XII DO ustanovila ma
podrocju Svobodnega trzaskega
ozemlja svoj stalni trgovinski
urad zaradi cim tesnejsih gospo-
darskih stikoV s Trstom. Tehnic-
nj ravnatelj javnih skladisc v
Trstu dr.. Silosi je odpotoval v
Budimpesto, kjer je navezal sti-
ke z vodilnimi trgovskimi krogi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
Y Italijii baje
maiden zaklad
Mussoliniijja
BOLOGNA Italia q de

.. BOLOGNA, Italia, 9. dec. -
Bolonjska policija je baje nasla
del izgubljenega zaklada, XII ga
je incl bivsi italijanski diktator
pri sebi, ko so ga zajeli parti-
zani in ga po usmrtitvi obesili
v Milanu skupaj z njegovo pri-
leznico Claro Pettacci.
Med predmeti, XII jih je po-
licija nasla, Sc nahaja tudi mali
srebrni koni, XII ga je Hitler po-
daril svojemu zavezniku. Med
ostalimi je policija zajela tudi z
zlatom vezano zaveso in drago.
ceno sliko ma svili, XII jo je Mus
soliniju podaril bivsi japonski
zunanji minister Yosuke Mat
souka.
Policija isce tudi 27 knjig OBJ
segajoci dnevnik Mussolinija
toda veruje Sc, da je isti re v
rokah ameriske armade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
FRANCO JE ODLIKOVAL.
AMER. DIPLOMATA

so, MADRID, Z. dec. - spaniia
je odlikovala S spansko medaljo
"a vojaske zasluge ameriskega
polkovnika Albert Hoffmana iz
New Yorka, XII je bill pomozni
vojaski atasej v Madridu.
Vojasko medaljo je pripel ma
Hoffmanova prsa general Ra-
mael Garcia Valino, XII je sef
spanskega general-staba. Cere-
monij jam, XII so sc vrsile v pri-
vatnem uradu spanskega gene
rala, so prisostvovali vojaski,
mornariski in zrakoplovni ata-
seji Zedinjenih drzav.
(Porocilo ne pove zaradi
kaksnih "zaslug" je spanija od-
likovala ameriskega polkovni-
ka.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
'GrSki mOnarhisti
ne poroeajo O
svojih izgubah
Ameriski senatorji so
razkaceni. ker nj nobenih
poroeil glede stevila
ubitih vladnih vojakov

WASHINGTON, 9. dec. -
Ameriski senatorji so razkace-
nj, ker grska monarhisticna VIA
da drzi v tajnosti svoje izgube
pri borbah b grsko demokratic-
no armada, XII Sc nahaja pod
vodstvom geneGala Markosa.
Monarhisticna vlada nj hote-
la dati nobenih obvestil glede
svojih izgub clanom senatnega
odbora "a dolocanje izdatkov,
XII so pretekle jeseni bill ma turi
po Evropi. Nekateri ameriski
politiki pravijo, da je v Grciji
lie malo pravih borb in pristav-
ljajo, da monarhisticna armada
steje 125,00O moz, gerilcev pa
da je baje samo $4,000.
Smatra Sc, da DO prislo do
zgocih diskusij bas zaradi te
uradne tajnosti grske monarhi-
sticne Wade, ko DO odbor "a do
locanje izdatkov razmotrival
glede sklada "a zunanjo pomoc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
Francosk0 delavstvO
izvojevalo zmago
Med vlado in Kon-
federacijo della je bill
sklenjen sporazum:
stavka je koncana
FrancOSka

PARIZ, 9. dec. - Francoska
generalna konfederacija della je
danes sprejela vladne pogoje "a
koncanje stavke, XII je trajala
en- mesec. in takoj pozvala de-
lavce, maj Sc jutri vrnejo ma de-
10.
Delavska konfederacija pravi,
da je pri zahtevah "a zvisanje
mezd bila dosezena zmaga. Is
tocasno pa je obtozila premier
ia Schumana, da nj izbiral sred-
stew in metod pri poskuseh, da
stavko zatre in da je ukazal po-
liciji, maj strelja ma delavstvo.
Ko' je tstavka Franciji bila
ma viskt, Sc je racuna1o, da Sc
je 100000 delavcev odzvalo
vabilu svojih voditeljev. Ia ca
sa stavke SO bill ma dnevnem
redu resni izgredi, tekom kate
rih je bio ubitih 25 oseb.
Poleg odskodnine V znesku
1,5OO frankov mesecno ($12)
vladni pogoji predvidevajo wi
sanje mezd Cd minimalnih T.
900 frankov 1851 ma minimal-
nih 10000 frankov (okrog S9O
mesecno. Delavski voditelji so
zahtevali 10000 frankov $500.
Dale DO vlada zvisala odskod-
nino "a draginjo velikim druzi-
nam. Delavci ne bodo dobili pla-
&c "a stavkovno dobo, toda VIA
da sc je obvezala, da ne DO no.
benin represalij proti delavcem,
XII so stavkali, z izjemo proti tt
slim, XII so sc udelezevali sabo-
taz, ali pa so omejevali pravice
stavkolomcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10

5 sVoJo noto Je SovJetska I'VE
"a obtozila francosko vlado, da
je storila "sovrazna dejanja,' XII
SO nasprotna pogodbi med Fran
clio in Sovjetsko zvezo.
Istocasno je Rusija ukazala
francoski repatriacijski misiji V
Moskvi, maj zapusti dezelo.
Tako izgon francoske repatri-
acijske misije kot prekinjenje
trgovinskih pogajanj, je odgo-
vor Sovjetske zveze ma nedavni
izgon S strani Francije 19 So
vjetskih voditeljev. Francija je
takrat tudi zaprla sovjetski re-
patriacijski center pri Beaure-
gardu, V blizini Pariza.
Francosko zunanje ministrstvo
je ''preseneceno"
Uradniki francoskega zuna-
NIGGA ministrstva so izjavili, da
so "zelo preseneceni'' vsled pre-
kinitve trgovinskih pogajanj.
Pravijo, da je to bolj resno, kot
pa izgon francoske repatriacij-
ske misije, kajti, kot pravijo, Sc
v Rusiji nahaja lie okrog 100
Francozov.
Ostra sovjetska nota pravi, da
sovjetska vlada smatra, da je
Francija prekrsila francosko-so-
vjetski repatriacijski sporazum
cd 20. junija leta 1915 tenn,
ker je prevzela sovjetski repa-
triacijski center pri Bearegardu.
(Dne II. novembra so fran
coske oblasti vprizorile pogon
ma taborisce "a zbiranje soviet
skin drzavljanov pri Bearegardu
in ugrabile tri otroke nekega ma
turaliziranega francoskega dr.
zavljana. TIE otroke pa je njego-
va bivsa zena, XII je sovjetska
drzavljanka, vzela seboj V ta-
boriSce).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-10
Arabci Sc bOrijO
prOti nacrtu "a
delitev Palestine

LAKE SUCCESS, 9. dec. -
Muslimani so predlozili Var
nostnemu svetu organizacije z.
N. protest proti nacrtu "a deli
tev Palestine. Dve arabski dr.
zavi, Egypt in Lebanon sta "a
htevali sedez v svetu, XII DO
eventualno sprejel odgovornost
"a obdrzanje miru razdelje-
nj Palestini. Obe drzavi zahte-
vata pravico, da sodelujeta pri
vseh debatah glede Palestine,
akoravno brez pravice glasova-
MIA.
Smatra Sc, da je ia protest in
zahteva Egipta in Lebanona di-
plomaticni del borbe, XII jo
Arabci vodijo, da bi preprecili
delitev.
Obe pismi sta bill vlozeni is
tocasno, ko so prisla pdrocila IL
Kaira, da Sc je tam sestala
Arabska liga, XII je razmotriva-
la o takojsnjih akcijah, da Sc
prepreci ustanovitev zidovske
drzave v Sveti dezeli.
Tako protest kot zahtevo sta
podpisala lebanonski premier
Riad Solh in egiptski zunarlji
minister Mohammad Kasa ba
Pasa.
Doslej so Sc vse debate glede
Palestine vrsile v okvirju gene
ralne skupscine z. NJ, sedaj pa
je celia zadeva predlozena Var
nostnemu svetu, XII ga tvori II
drzav-clanic. =