davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Express Shipments
Here Fail 10 Reach
January, 1916, Level
By Edward c. Stone

Express shipments in and out of
the Capital in the first month of
1e47 failed to equal the record of
January q year ago, Supt. w. o. r.
Hannah of the Railway Express
Agency announced today.
January shipments totaled 224,-
$50, In comparison with 281 .876 in
January, 1916, a decrease Of 57,196
packages, or 2o.3 per cent, Mr.. Han
nan reported.
The decrease touched all classes
of business, less merchandise arriv-
ing for the stores, along with fewer
private shipments, including fall
ing Of in Grated fruit from Florida.
The comparison Is with an unusu-
ally heavy month last year.
In contrast, air express showed a
January increase, 1908 shipments,
comparing with 7,484, a gain Of Sc
per cent.
Beach Heads Credit Men.
Harry L. Beach, credit manager
and auditor for the Chesapeake
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Chicuoo Livestock

CHICAGO. Feb. II Up (UsDA}.----salable
hogs, 10000: total. $4,000; generally 25-50
lower than Mondays average: weights gao
pounds and down showing most decline;
good and, choice 1S0-240 pounds, IS 90
psanas psas sos4 :0mDs5as ssosas aSs poands
2 S4.25-s4 S5 q GO; bulk good and choice sows'
saiabls cattle. 1900; total, $4,000;
steers, yearlings and heifers. weak to 80,
mostly so lower on good and choice
grades; largely steer and heifer run; most
good grade steers, 22:25.25. 90; medium
1,35s-pound steers topped at $500;
choice 950-pound heifers, $500: most
cows scarce. steady; Gamers, cutters and
common beef cows Arm at 1l;6o down.
ward; good beef cows to 1900; sausage
bulls strong to 25 higher, up to 1925;
beef bulls draggy at 1928 down; vealers
Arm at $500 down.
saIable sheep. $500: total, 1900: fully
active; slaughter lambs strong to 8 cents
higher; around ] 800 head good and ehoice
fed wool Western lambs topped at 23,75;
six cars wool lambs carrying medium END,
skins, 1885: deck good and choice, So
pound Colorado fed yearling wethers;
5000: double good and choice, around
13O pounds. wheat pastured slaughter
ewes, so higher at $50 to shippers.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Dividends Announced
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Feb. IL R.-cotton fu-
moderately active dealings today. Con-
siderable commission house profit taking
along with local and New Orleans selling,
depressed prices S170 bale in early
dealings, but the market subsequently re.
covered stability on short covering and
There was considerable evening up in
the March, 19A7, delivery and switching
into later months, anticipating flrst notice
Dealers reported spot cotton was selling
more freely at current levels of around
SO cents q pound and some shippers were
believed selling their futures holdings
Late afternoon prices were 10 cents q
bale higher to 80 cents lower than the
previous close. March, 1922; May, 32.25
July, 3O.49.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Washington Produce

From the Department Of of.Agriculture;
prices. paid f;o;bs Washington, Tuesday,
EGGS -Market about steady; receipts
FederaEstate Graded eggs received from
whites, browns, mixed coiors q. g. grade
A. extra large, 46; large, 1914; average.
"A: mediums, 37-39; average, 37h; COM
current receipts, 40.
LIVE POULTRY-Market slightly stronger
with general advance of ] to 2 cents on
fob. WASHINGTON; Fowl heavy type,
1898: light type; 1921; broilers, fryers
DRESSED ssS' PouITRY dced and some
Western box packed)-Market firm, sup
ported in part by stronger tone on live
ppiees paid Washngton olses FoWI hesvy
39-4O; broilers. 36-37; fryers, 1894 !;
roasters. pounds. 36-37; ga pounds,
1899: 5 pounds and UP, 41-42.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Chicuqo Grain

CHICAGO, Feb. IL uP.-Grafn futures
turned stronc after a weak opening to-
day on buying by commercial interests
Wheat was for sale at the opening and
declined as much as ~ GENTS before
commercial Interests attracted t.,c sy ra,,, t,n,s
developed when shorts started coverinr
and the upward trend gained further mo-
nentym on the belief that the Govern
ment needs considerably more wheat and
corn to fill commitments.
Corn and oats declined with wheat a.
the opening, but announcement that the
Commodity Credit Corp. had advanced its
purchase price at Kfnsas City 9 cents
market to lift corn prices well above the
previous close Oats followed other grains
In the days tr&ding.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
N. 7. Bond Market
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Wabash 4As 81 50
Ward Bk 51as70 1o6h
West On 81 81 6@A
West On IS 90 6A
Wise Cent ~ ~ 71M
Wise Cn 4sSD36 23hI
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Market Averages
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb IL R.-Foreign ex-
lars. others in ceEtst.
Canadian dollar In. New. York open
d 3 cents. down Of cent. "
Europe-Great Britain. S4.02lj, up Il
of q cent; France, dranc) .s4h. down V
changed: switzerland, Ifranc, commercially
%. 40, unchansed.
Latin Americs--Argentine free, 24.4s,
up .o1 Of . cent; Brazil free, $50. un-
changed: Mexico, 20.64. unchansed.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
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NEW YORK CITY.
b 80 11At
FOREIGN g.3OI
Canada Is 60 1ooAI
Colombia 81 TO- 81
Peru 1st ~ 90 zoMI
urug aJ 4Ms 70 9okI
DOMESTIC ESQ
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Am T&T 21ks16 1o7
| Am tat 2aksEa 1o1AI
| AmT&T 2sSs 70 $50
AmTobacco3s6 1o5N|
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B&O lst d l8- 100
B&O 06 4 - 7zhI
S&O 2n0a D. 71ihI
B d o ev 90 SEA
B&O 30 Wsn 80 %
Bost Ne 4Ms 70 6yslI
Brk Ed 3Ns o6 1o43l
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| Bush Term 6s65 -
Sen- Ca IS 90 c Is
| C r r N ] 6s 81 3oA.
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| Chi q = | tnc % JyM
| ChiI&L4h2003 Al
| SNS: P4 Lis2nl4 s.
| ~ni&NW 4hsa9 62M
| GRIP xiss 80 26y6
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| GRIP r. - "a 55A
SCC StL 4Iss77 82A
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Erie 4Ms 2015 %
Erie 3tss 10000 -
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| lGoodrtch2As65 1o2.h
| IGrnB&W deb B 3
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Hud Coai 5s62A 05
Hud6M RI IS 81 60aAI
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&c 4sss 90 "a
&c s. 66 103%
Evening star., 1947-02-11

'Ex dividend Books closed. Plus
extras; Paid SO far this year. Paid
Evening star., 1947-02-11

olStt iess belaSA oA
Electric Supply
Corp, was re-
Gently reelected
president of the
Wash in 8 t o n
Association OF
Credit Men, Inc,
it was announced
today by John
H. Geiger, secre-
tary. Mr.. Beach
is the first
member In re-
cent times to
serve as presi-
dent, for three
Evening star., 1947-02-11

aourly Sales On the Exchange TeAay:
II 90 an 2Ao ooo Il. .uu nu.l $40 600
90 pn o2o 600 quo m 7oo 600
tUnit Of trading, 10 shares. sTn bank.
ruptcy or receiVership. or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act. or securities
assumed by such companies. Rates OF
dividends In the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannuai declaration. Unless other
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
not included. I'd Ex dividend. xr Ex rights.
4 Also extra or extras. Plus stock dfvi-
dend d Cash or stock. g Paid last year.
PAYABLE in stock; r Declared or paid se
funds. L Accumulated dividends paid or
declared this yeag.
Evening star., 1947-02-11

Harry L. Beach, credit manager
and auditor for the Chesapeake
Kodiak mirror., 1947-02-22
Secretary

Mixed paddlebird teams will compete for glory at the Com munity Center Monday evening when the monthly mixed-four- some championships will be held with play starting at 2 o'clock. Any group of two men and two women, or two boys and two girls, may compete. Winners will have their names engraved on the O. A. Torgerson perpetual trophy
 Defending champions are Pat sy Hellen's All-Stars who have won the title twice in a row.
 Johnny Beukers' Bears won a blind-draw tournament at the Center Sunday night when they defeated Herb Heglln,s Aces, To- 13, in the final round of a dou- ble- e-eliminatlon play. Beukers' teammates were Iver Malutln, Bob Norton, George Beukers and
 Bobby Norton's Imps retained thelr Pee Wee League title on Monday, winning from a field of five diminutlve squads. Captain Norton's teammates were Sally Heitman, Hazel Hartman, Ella Mae Simeonoff and Roy Christi offersen
Kodiak mirror., 1947-02-22
NOTICE
KODIAK ELECTRIC ASSOC
 Notice of annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the members of the Kodiak Electric Assoc. will be held on Monday, March 3rd, l947 at 800 o'clock pm, at the Kodiak Community Center, for the election Of a board of nine directors to serve for one year and until others are chosen and qualified in their stead; and for the transaction of such other business as may prop erly come before the meeting
 M. D. Gunderson
 Secretary
Kodiak mirror., 1947-02-22
This Side of ofInnocenee
Pavilion of Women

by Pearl Buck. Life in great Chinese family, where wom- an is its head. New book by author of "The Good Earth" and Sons.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-02-22
GOOD READING
 spsaso

The Miracle Of The BeIIs-by Russell Janney. The wonderful story of a press agent extraordinary and how he topped a miracle! Sweeps from Hollywood to the Penn- sylvania coal mines, This Side of Innocence by Taylor Caldwell. Turbu- lent tale of two passionate, strong-will people. Scene is up- state New To k in the eos and '70's.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-24

AZ = financial institution increases its working
cay5tal i IS enabled TO broaden it's operations and
to be Of greater service 10 its patrons 1t becomes
letter prepared TO meet any adversely Or financial
7t~an.
FOR these reasons it has been the policy of the
waccal1aw Bank since its founding to "plow bach"
into its capital accounts substantial portion of its
eary7,us each wear. In addition. increased capital
funds have been provided from time to time by the
sale Of new stock,
As result, the Wacca1naw Bank now has cap
i;l structure O. S9322l5.OO. the largest between
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-24

Charlotte and Wilmington. The substantial III
crease in our capital accounts during the past yes
not only enables the bank to increase ITS 0pe's
tons and to broaden its services. but also 9l'e
added protection to our depositors.
With adequate capital funds and total resource M
Of S248s4,47253. of which S22.l54,s28.4s or "
percent is in cash and Immediately available s'
sets, plus 81 years Of successful banking we al.
amply prepared to meet any emergency ana
give you complete and dependable financial Ser
vice.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-01-24
LIABILITIES

TOTAL
Evening star., 1947-07-01
Your Used Fats
Are Still Needed!

Americas homemakers have saved and turned in
over 600 million pounds of used cooking fats since
1912. This is an average of nearly 20 pounds for
each family in the United States. 1t is record of
which every woman be proud.
However, it is still necessary to conserve every
pound of fat since the overall fat supply situation
is little better now than it was last year when we
were desperately short, particularly of industrial
fats.
Manufacture of many of the things we all use
and wear in daily lives requires industrial fats
or the products of industrial fats Used cooking fats
turned in by American women have been and con-
tinue to represent important part of our total
industrial fats supply Every pound of salvage tat
helps meet the need. =
Po+~1oX 1".Lu~a4nA.4>
p Anderson,
Secretary Of Agriculture
Evening star., 1947-07-01
Gromyko Hits Report
On World Security
Force as Theatrical
By the Asseeiofsd Press

LAKE SUCCESS, July despite
strong Russian objections. most
members of the United Nations Sc
eurity Council agreed today they had
made progress toward world Sc
curity force by getting actual fig
ures from the U. N. Military Staff
Committee.
Officers from the United States,
Britain and France submitted yes
terday, after a two-hour meeting
here, their ideas on what force
would be necessary to maintain
world peace The American dele
cation said this force should be
at least $500 warplanes, 20 divi-
sions of ground troops, three bat
tleships and six carriers.
| Andrei A. Gromyko, Soviet deputy
foreign minister, lambasted the re-
port as a product of a Theatrical
performance" by the military men.
He said no figures on the world
force could be drawn with any au-
thority until the N. N. had agreed
on principles.
| CaQOXdH ITHdSeS E1tlmaLcS.
Sir Alexander Cadogan of Brit
ain, who sought for months last
winter to get action from the Mill
tary Staff Committee, praised the
Estimates as having some value. He
said they were provisional but that
the officers "have at last started
the ball rolling"
His sentiment was echoed by Alex
andre Parodi of France, who said
the method Of asking the Military
Staff Committee for such informal
opinions would produce results.
The Security Council is in thu
midst OF long report from the
Military Staff Committee submitted
April 80 in response to a demand
from the Security Council.
One of the basic differences or
principle is between Russia and thu
United States.
The Soviet has demanded that
the world police force consist o.
equal contributions from the pow.
Eers, gun for a gun, a division o1
troops for a division.
The United States maintains
however, that these contribution.
should be on a comparable basis
In that case, one country woult
furnish more planes than another
country In proportion to the mum.
ber of planes each nation has.
The British officers on the Mill.
tary Staff Committee suggested thu
world force should have 1900 planes
8 to II divisions of troops, 2 battle.
ships, 4 carriers and other ships
China concurred in that estimate
and did not submit one.
Balkans Debate to Continue.
France suggested 1,275 planes, II
divisions, battleships, 6 carriers,
cruisers and other smaller vessels.
Each delegation stressed that the
estimates were made individually
and did not commit its government
The Council laid aside the report
temporarily to continue debate to-
day on the Balkans question, with
Yugoslavia slated to make an ex-
tensive reply to finding by the
U. N. Balkan inquiry commission
that Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Al
bania are primarily responsible for
the present Balkan disorders.
Evening star., 1947-07-01
Sick Pay in Effect
For Rail Employees

More than 5000 railroad en-
ployes in the Washington area will
be protected by a new sickness in.
surance system which goes into
effect throughout the United States
today.
Under the plan. established by
amendments in the Railroad IN
employment Insurance Act passed
by Congress last July, railroad en-
ployes constitute one of the first
groups in the Nation to be insured
under a Government plan against
loss of wages from temporary dis
ability. a..
To become eligible for benefits the
Evening star., 1947-07-01
Bedroom Furniture
REC

Bedroom Suite, traditional, in
glowing cherry; 6 pieces
Modern Bedroom Suite in
handsome walnut; s pieces
Maple Bedroom Suite. quaint
Early American design, Ape.
Traditional Bedroom Suite,
cherry; seven pieces
Mahogany Bedroom Suite. s.
PC; ever.popuIar traditional
Evening star., 1947-07-01

employe must have earned $50 or
more in railroad employment In
1916; be unable to work at least
seven days out of a consecutive IA
day period, and mail an application
and a doctors certificate showing
that he is unable to work, to an
Office Of the Railroad Retirement
Board within seven days after the
first day he claims inability to work.
In the first claim period, an en-
ploye will be paid for every day of
sickness over seven. After the first
period he will receive benefits for
each day over four.
H. w. Murphy, field representative
Of the RIB, explained that the
amount Of benefits an employe will
receive will vary from SITS to IS
a day, depending upon the amount
of his 1916 earnings.
Evening star., 1947-07-01
Bedding

Sofa Bed. modern design. Rose
cover and wheat arm
Chaise Studio. Very useful.
Attractive rose floral cover
Sofa Bed, modern design, Sim
mons made. Good.lookin6--
Mattress & Springs, 4/6 size.
All.hair mattress & box springs
Bunk Bed, metal, double deck.
Wonderful for cottage or Suests
Pullman Sleeper. Floor Sample
Bunk Bed, maple finish. Com.
plete with springs, ladder & rail
Box Springs & Mattress with
quilted top. 3/3 size -------
Box Springs & Mattress in the
popular Sealy Rest. Size 3/3-
Headboard Beds, deep tufted
satin. Twin & double size; "a.
ia" --
Evening star., 1947-07-01

Guatemala has Cancelled all Ii
censes for carrying firearms.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Cleveland bo letos
potrosil 7 1nilijonov in
pol "a izboljsave

Zupan Thomas A. Burke je
vceraj naznanil, da bo mestna
vlada letos potrosila 7 milijo-
nov dolarjev in pol "a razne
JAYNE izboljsave, XII tvorijo del
6-letnega programa javnih del,
katerega SO volilci odobrili pro-
slo leto. Ia izvedbo celotnega
programa Sc bo potrosila vsota
IS milijonov dolarjev.
Letos Sc namerava izvesti &c
razlienih projektov, "a financi-
ranje katerih bo mestna upra:
va izdala bonde v znesku &c..
525,0O in. councilmanske Oh.
venice "a $975,OOO. v isti ma.
men Sc bo potrosilo tudi mill.
jon dolarjev cd daykov ma ne
premicnine, katerimi razpo'
laga mestna vlada.
Navzlic izdatku 81. 7.525, 900 pa
Sc bo dolg mesta Clevelanda '
tskotem letu zni3al za dva mill,
jona dolarjev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Razstava tujeje-
zicnega tiska pri
Zdr. narOdih

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, 4
feb. - Pri sekretarUatu orga'
nizacije Zdruzenih narodov je
bila odprta razstava tujejezic.
mega casopisja in publikacij.
Razstavo je organiziral Com
mon Council for American Uni
ii. Ma razstavi Sc nahajajo: sta
tistike glede tujejezicnega tiska
v Zedinjenih drzavah in wore;
kaksnih 1,o10 casopisov in pu'
blikacij, XII so tiskani v 80 raz'
licnih jezikih.
Prvi ne-angeski casopis, XII je
bill tiskan v Zedinjenih drzavah
:je bill tiskan leta 1889 v mem.
skem jeziku samo IS let pozne'
je, ko je v Bostonu izsel prvi an
gleski casopis.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
kitajski k0munisti
pomagajo America
nom .p1i evakuaciji

PEIPING, 5. feb. - Kitajski
komunisti so danes obljubili, da
bodo nudili vso varnost ameri-
Skim drzavljanom, XII bodo eva
kuirani IL Peipinga cez ozemlje,
XII Sc nahaja pod oblastjo komu-
nistov. Amerikanci so namenje-
nj v pristanisce Tangku.
Komunisticni komisar ie po-
vedal ameriski agerciji Associ-
ated Press, da je IL glavnega sta
ma komunistov v Yenanu prislo
povelje, maj cete takoj nehajo
s streljanjem in borbami ma SEX
torju Peiping-Tientsin, ko Sc bo-
do pojavili transport ameri-
skimi drzavljani.
Okrog 1000 Amerikancev, ci-
vilistov in uradnikov, DO poto-
valo v Tangku cez ozemlje, XII ga
kontrolirajo komunisti. Povelje,
da zapustijo Kino, SO dobili v So
glasju zakljuckon "a umik
10000 ameriskih vojakov il XII
ne in ko je drzavni tajnik Mar
shall preteklega tedna odredil,
da Sc zapre ameriski glavni stan
v Peipingu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Do11lacce vesti


v soboto vecer bo drustvo
Cleveland st. 1926 sNPJ prazno-
valo svojo 37-letnico ustano-
vitve z veliko plesno veselico v
Slov. mar. domu ma St. Clair
Ave. Ia plesazeljne Sc je najelo
izvrstni orkester Pete Sokacha,
XII bo S svojimi lepimi valcki in
polkami razveselil stare in MIA
de. v kuhinji DO postregla po-
znana Mrs. Klemencic kot lie
ona zna, glede drugih okrepcil,
XII spadajo k TAXI priredbi, so
pa obljubili clani, da bo v vseh
ozirih prvovrstno pripravljeno.
Torej, "a prijetno zabavo v ve-
sell druzbi, posetite Cleveland
cane v soboto vecer, ko bodo
obhajali svojo 37-letnico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Darovi "a bolnisnico

Namesto venca "a pokojnim
sovascanom Joe strukelj, SO
sledeci darovali pri podr. st.
1O6 SANSa, v sklad "a otrosko
bolnisnico v Sloveniji, vsak po
S.: Tony Tavzelj, Anton svelc,
Anton Mulec in Malta Svet.
Namesto .venca "a pokojno
Mrs. Gertrude Bozich so pa da-
rovali tudi pri tel podruznici po
IS: Mr.. in Mrs. Casper Bashel,
Mr.. in Mrs. Vinko Coff ter Mr..
in Mrs. Steve Barton.
V nasemu uradu je pa prispe-
val $40 Mr.. John Rozanc, XII ina
svoj zemljiski urad ma 778 E.
1875 st. pod imenom East Shore
Realty Co. Tu nudi sedaj tudi
poslugo pri izpolnjevanju listin
"a dohodninski davek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Preds. Truman dal
priporocilo glede
nasledniStva
WASHINGTON, 5. februar:

WASHINGTON, S. februarja.
- Predsednik Truman je da-
nes kongresu svetoval, da pric-
ne akcijo "a amendiranje zvez-
ne ustave, v smislu katerega bi
v slucaju, da bi podpredsedniku
Zed. drzav, XII je vsled smrti
predsednika zavzel predsedniski
urad, nasledil predsednik po-
slanske zbornice, ne pa drzavni
tajnik, kakor je sedaj doloce-
no v ustavi.
Truman je dal to priporocilo
prvie kmalu po smrti predsedni-
ka Roosevelta, danes pa ga je
ponovil v pismu ma senatorja
Vandenberga, XII je zacasni
predsednik sonata. v svojem pi-
smu pravi predsednik:
"Rekel sem takrat in ponav-
liam sedaj, da v demokraciji
predsednik ne bi smell imeti OBJ
lasti, da sam doloca, kdo mai
DO njegov naslednik."
v smislu zvezne ustave bi Sc
daj v slucaj ju Trumanove smrti
zavzel njegovo mesto drzavni
tajnik M Marshall, ako bi Sc
ustava amendirala, kakor pri-
poroca Truman, pa hi bill njegov
naslednik republikanski kon-
gresnik Joseph Martin il Mas
sachusettsa, XII je predsednik ali
Speaker" poslanske zbornice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Rusija p0novno
demObilzira :

MOSKVA, 5. feb.-Sovjetska
zveza je danes ponovno objavila
demobilizacijo Get, XII je peta DO
koncanju vojne Evropi. Vec
sto tisoc moz, vecinoma starej-
sih, DO odpuscenih il armade,
mornarice in letalstva med mar
com in junijem.
Obvesceni krogi pravijo, da
bo $ to demobilizacijo ostalo lie
malo sovjetskih vojakov pod %.
letom starosti, XII Sc bodo naha-
jail v sovjetski armadi.
Ia peta demobilizacija, XII 10
sprovaia Sovjetska zveza, ina
namen, da Sc dezela vrne v pred
vojno mirno stanje in da Sc OBJ
skrbijo tovarne z delovno silo
"a dosego prvega povojnega pet
letneSa nacrtd.
Ia zadnja demobilizacija je,
kot izgleda, dosti vecja kot pa je
bila tista, XII jo je Sovjetska we
"a izvrsila v novembru in decem-
bru mesecu. ..s...
Premier Stain je izjavil, da
ina Sovjetska zveza sedaj lie 60
divizij izven Sovjetske zveze in
da bo po izvrseni cetrti demobi-
lizaciji imela le 40 divizij.
Pricakuje Sc, da DO prislo tu-
di do nadaljnih demobilizacij, v
kolikor Sc ne pojavijo komplika-
cije ma mednarodnem polju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
Matt Sc zastrupila,
da dOkaze ''verO''

CLAY, w. Va, 4. feb.-Neka
Martha Mullins, 34-letna matt
devetih otrok, je ma nekem ver-
skem sestanku popila strup, da
dokaze svojo 'trdno vero."
V svojem verskem fanatizmu
e matt ma privatnem sestanku
sekte, kateri je pripadala, izpila
strup in ko je drugi dan umrla,
je njen MOI izjavil, da je "njego-
va vera navzlic smrti zene,
ostala neomajana.
Devet otrok je tako ostalo
brez matere. Otroci so starosti
cd pet mesecev do II let.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-06
DIVA ANGLESKA
VOJAKA BAJE V RO-
KAH JUGOSLO LOVANOV

TRST, 4. feb.-Jugoslovanske
patrole so baje zajele nekega an
gleskega eastnika in nekega vo-
jaka, ter ju drzijo ma svojem
ozemlju. -z34>>* =
Porocilo pravi, 7da so jugoslo-
vanske patrole streljale ma Nor
ganovi liniji in da je bilo pctem
ugotovljeno, da sta diva angleska
vojaka izginila.
IL zavezniskega glanega sta
ma SO podali izjavo. da % veru.
je, da sta oba nepoAkodovana in
v warmth rokah."