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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
GOOD MORNING

who will render to every man according
to his deeds.-Romans 2:6.
When a man dies they who survive him
ask what property he has left behind. The
angel who bends over the dying man asks
what good deeds he has sent before him.
The Koran.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

shown in assuming the lead toward ending
this highly unfavorable situation. After al
most go days of Nationals Indifference, the
c~ommunity's patience is quite tired and the
only thing that will relieve this a~ggravation
will be restoration of the two flights.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

basic and reliable index OF Young
sentiment is a survey in Wflcn
voters are asked what party the!
would prefer if an election "el'
being held. Whereas polls on can.
didate popularity tend to sho.
wide, temporary fluctuations IN.
index of party strength ns'
throughout the years been a MY.
ly reliable indication of no" Wv.
ers will likely behave on elec''O"
day. ,.
The most recent survey OF 'ia,
type, reported in July, sho~s1
that SIS per cent of voters "a
pressing an opinion said they p
ferred the Democratic parry
compared to As per cent exp[ess
ing a preference for the G.oL'
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28
The Gallup Poll
The Gallup Poll
General Eisenhower Leading Truman
In Presidential Popularity Surve!
But Many May Desert Ike
If He Enters Race AS
Republican
By GEORGE L L
Director, American Institute of
Public Opinion

PUBIC opinion
PRINCETON, N. j., Sept.
~ - Even though General
D. Eisenhower is one
lof the five most admired men
lin the country today, the
average American voter has
not, up to now, thought of
him particularly in terms of
politics. Comparatively few
voters volunteer the name of
Eisenhower when asked about
possible presidential candidate
for 1913 and fewer than two
|fifths say they would like to see
him run.
But a great deal of potential
strength for an Eisenhower can
didacy is shown in an Institute
survey pitting the General
against President Truman in a
presidential trial heat"
At this early, and inconclusive,
stage before the 1948 election,
Gen. Eisenhower runs ahead of
Mr.. Truman in popularity. The
General has denied any intention
of becoming a candidate, and
most voters do not know whether
he is a Republican or a Demo-
crat since he mas never openly
expressed himself on the matter.
But here is how voters look
upon the two men at the present
time:
IF the presidential election
were being held today, and Gen.
Eisenhower were running for
president on the Republican
ticket against Truman on the
Democratic ticket, how do you
think you would vote?"
Eisenhower --.--.48%
Truman Observation-Disclosures ~
No opinion ..~-. Is
Exclusive of the no opinion,
the vote is SIS per cent for Gen
eral Eisenhower, As per cent for
Mr. Truman.
Political observers would be
ill-advised, however, to jump to
the conclusion that the General
can necessarily beat MIR. Truman
in 1948. Paradoxically, Gen.
Eisenhower might lose popularity
if he became a candidate.
His greatest strength as a pop
ular figure is his ~aloofness from
partisan politics. Were he to be-
come identified with the Repub-
lican party and all it stands for,
as he inevitably would as a can
didate, a great many Democrats
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-28

followed the matter up for a Wilmington. NC,
long time. He presented many Sept. "a, 1947.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

CARDINALS COME BACK-Returnng to the grdiron this
absence of six is Catholic University and
here figure prominently in the process
Pictured at top right Joe Maiur left half Bob
Mulvey Bill Franks quarterback Immediately above
are Bert Fner tackle Harry Aado guard and Coach Gene
Auguserfer the act of kicking at right, Is Jim
Rhodes right half Star Staff Photos.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
c. U.Returning to Grid Saturday
With Fair Outlook in Own Class

record, the Green Terrors probably
will be favored to beat the Cardi-
nails. After that c. U. hopes to do
some winning.
Fast, Shifty Backfield.
Augusterfer's backfield appears
fast and shify without too much
weight but with fair reserve
strength. The important quarter
back job is being handled by Billy
Frank, stubby 160-pounder who's
a. good ball juggler and fair passer.
/. Heaviest of those In the starting
backfield is Joe Maiuri, a 181-
FOUNDER from West Virginia and
an elusive triple-threater. Others
counted on for frequent use are
Jimmy Rhodes, Mike Smith, Bill
Holl, Bill De Young. Gus Gersin
and Bill Ennis Smith is one of the
teams better passers and is giving
Frank battle for first-string quar-
terbacking honors.
There are only three 200-pounders
in the line, Tackles AL Fulner and
Dave jenkins and Guard Tony
Scoppotuolo. The other guard is
Harry Amadio, who weighs only
ITS. Center is Bill Daley, while at
ends are Jack Samperton and Bot
Mulvey. Mulvey is the taller Of
these two flankmen, but both are
expert pass catchers. Sampertor
also is good place kicker, and will
be drawn into the backfield to boot
those extra points after Cardinal
touchdoWns.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

Five years ago-Sam Breadon,
president of st. Louis Cardinals,
said club would show small
profit" for 1942 due to World
Series revenue.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
By GEORGE Huber

Catholic University returns to the
football field Saturday. The Card
inals won't have the same kind OF
teams that were semipoWers IN pre-
war days, they won't go to the Sun
Bowl as did c. us last team in l941,
but Coach Gene Augusterfer will
have a good, solid eleven able to do
all right in it's own class.
Its class is the modest Mason
Dixon Conference, smaller schools
without big athletic budgets. There
was no search for football talent
among high schools, no athletic
scholarships, no promise OF room and
board. Augusterfer just blew the
whistle, and those students who
wanted to play football showed up
at the stadium and tried out for the
team.
Augusterfer Installing T.
Augusterfer is a product Of c. U.
teams of 1882 through 1884. He
played a smattering of pro ball in
the minor leagues and coached at
st. Johns before returning to the
Cardinals this year. They played
single wing when he was Cardinal
quarterback, but he's installing the
T this year.
The schedule opens Saturday
against Western Maryland, and 9TH
erwise includes Randolph Macon,
Johns Hopkins, Newport News Ap-
prentice School, Mount st. Mary's
and Washington College. It's not a
pretentious program, but it's nice
one. No pressure Is on anybody, and
if the Cards lose more than they win
which probably won't happen-no-
body will be mad at anybody. They
don't want results, they want to play
some football and have a good time
generally.
Toughest game from c. us stand
point on that list is Western Mary
land. already beaten $40 by Har-
ward and go by Gettysburg. In
spite of that thus-far scoreless
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Eo sa Sports Rue and Kuhe| Mentioned for Post Mats Pilot
Win, Lose, or Draw
The Little GUYS World Series
By FRANCIS {. STANk

I IIttTe Guy WUFIu oeTTeS
the little guys World Series The
guy the little who paid four bucks
dollar for sandwich 1t was the utility mans series
made it a ing-dong battle. He won it.
Gionfriddo He was Joe Page and BOBBY
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Hugerty, Stanley Avoid Glowing
Forecasts for Games This Week
kickoff following Richmond's field

kickoff following Richmond's field
goal.
Bell Now A Wingback.
Bell was a fullback when Stanley
saw the Generals play Richmond,
but the ex-Western High all-round
athlete has been shifted to wingback
and takes a hand in the pass receiv-
ing. Dick Working Is w. and LIS
top passer and his favorite target is
6-foot-5 Jim Lukens. Stanley Is
going to put pass defender 5-foot-8
John Mazero on stills If the Generals
have no objection.
G. WIS pass defense is sore sub
ject with Stanley. He thought his
troubles were over when Virginia
completed only out of IA, but along
came Lou Veltri of the Keydets to
throw panic into G. WIS secondary
with just average passes.
Both Georgetown and George
Washington will have it easier this
week than next. The Hoyas visit
Tulsa, a team that McFadden
secuted in a double-header job last
week end. G. w. plays host to Wake
Forest, 60 conqueror of the Hoyas.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Todoy's Big News
Nav Be Durocher
By the Associatsd Press

BROOKLYN, Oct. 8.-The
World Series ended Monday;
Larry MacPhail quit the New
York Yankees yesterday; today's
big baseball news may come IN
the Leo Durocher case.
There is no certainty about 1t,
but perhaps by nightfall Duroch-
er may know whether he Is to
return assmanager of the Brook
lyn Dodgers In 1948.
No meeting between Durocher,
who supposedly has been told by
Commissioner A. B. Chandler
that this one-year suspension
ended automatically with the last
out of the World Series, and
President Branch Hickey OF the
Dodgers, has been announced.
However, Leo and his actress
wife, Laraine Day, are scheduled
to fly back to Hollywood tonight.
Yesterday Leo said: II haven't
seen Mr.. Hickey yet. However, I
have asked for an appointment
and do expect to see him before
I return to the coast"
Evening star., 1947-10-08
By MerreII WhittIesey

Coaches Jack Hagerty at George
town and Skip Stanley at George
Washington are not the crying
towel type, but neither are they
given to such outbursts as I'VE
should beat those guys by nine
touchdowns." They usually travel
the middle of the road, and that's
Just what they're doing this week
as GEORGETOWN prepares for st. Louis
here Friday night and the Colonials
get ready for Washington and Lee
SATURDAY. afternoon IN Lexington.
Hagerty went so far as to say the
Hoyas stand an even chance to beat
the Billikens, as both schools have
about the same personnel as last
year when the Hoyas won, 1877.
Stanley claims the Generals have
a better team than the V. M. l..
eleven that defeated the Colonials
last week, so draw your own conclu-
sions.
st. Louis lost, 27-23, to Marquette
last week, but Hoya Scout Joe
McFadden told Hagerty that it was
a crime the Billikens dropped that
one. They led, 20-6, at halftime,
but came out in the second half
and started coasting But Marquette
had other ideas and st. Louis
couldn't recover.
BilIikins Use T-Formation.
In previous games, st. Louis start
ed out by losing, 1910. to the Mis-
souri, team that lost to Ohio State
in the final minutes, then routed
Missouri School of Mines, Clio.
The Billikens, Information club,
are big and have fast backs. George
town had a tough time with them
last year, but finally won when
local product, Tony Boyer, scored
a late touchdown.
George Washington is invading
Virginia for the third straight week
and Stanley feels it's time for a
change. The Colonials lost, 1918,
to the University of Virginia and
1877 to the Keydets.
After having lost to team that
completed IS of 81 passes last week,
the Colonials meet club that
clicked for is out of 81 for 200 yards
In its last game. That was Wash
ington and Lees record in its 35-6
defeat at the hands of the best West
Virginia team to come out OF Nor
gantown in several years.
The Generals opened with 1870
triumph over the Quantico Marines
then defeated Richmond, 1873, when
Washington's Brian Bell ran "a
yards with a touchdown on the
Evening star., 1947-10-08

The second ten: 11-columbis, 103;
12-RRs1a 12-Renn State State q. lGS kIsS,I,s 1s-pgke sa;
Rice, 81. 17-Minnesota %. Al; IS
Mississippi. SO; 19-North Carolina. So:
Others receiving one ,ie' or or more points:
North Carolina State. %; Northwestern
%; Arkansas. II; Southern Methodist,
Harvard. 12; UCLA and Purdue. II each;
Alabama, 8; Indiana. 6; San Francisco. Z;
Oregon and Holy Cross. 6 each; Ohio State.
Washington State. Wisconsin and Virginia.
4 each; oregon State. 3; Tulsa and Cincin-
natl, each; Utah !.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Tax on MucPhuiI
Muy HIT $3.50, 900

Federal taxes may take as
much, as s45o, 900 of the $4,000, 900
for which Larry MacPhail sold
his one-third share of the New
York Yankee baseball club, ac-
cording to the Associated Press.
Tax experts said today that
estimate appears justified on the
basis of unofficial reports that
MacPhail bought his interest in
the club for 100000 on January
Is, 1s45, and sold it for 10 times
as much.
The s450,OOo figure, maxi
mum, was obtained by applying
the. Is per cent Federal capital
gains tax rate to the apparent
$1,800,000 gross profit on Mac
Phail's investment.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Touchdown Luncheons
Moved Up to Monday

The Touchdown Clubs weekly
luncheons have been moved up to
Monday from Tuesday, the day the
Touchdowners have been meeting
for several years. Oficials decided
on the change last night.
The club will hold monthly
luncheon on october 27 at the May
flower Hotel in honor of the George
town, George Washington, Maryland
and Catholic University football
teams.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Yonks' Little Men Even More Sensational

Yonks' Little Men Even More Sensational
The little guys sensational Like
Page Like the record in
the books by batting drawing
a pair scoring three driving four II ever
lucky with pnc-htters in World Series ne was
You couldn't job than Page turned
Monday the final the Yankees nearperfect
innings. facing baters after getting
kicked time Dodgers
outspokeny hoping that Joe would face them again
Bobby did everything pinch
plus scored bated home including
the score-yng in The final game
the best pinchhitter I've seen' Buckys tribute
to And Page is the best relief pitcher"
Robinson, Aaron, Was the Difference
The a couple other good pnch-hers going
flop catcher but his sole
hit the pinch home series history
there fellow named Allie Clark 24yearod outheder
brought up Newark not long
Harris hit of his two official times at bat,
balls He did than hit too
him right field, replacing Catcher
Ouelder and Yankees and Page just we'll
Allie handled couple long they
might well wrested with Yogi for spell
Finally you overlook this fellow Robinson. He didn't
break hitting records probably
and losing the series And he working strictly
Robinson that for what sentiment is worth he
wasn't giving Yankee organization
Robinson wanted in the series This made pretty
stealing from Berra and Sherman Lo who also qualities
the ey heroes nevertheless because delivered two
times scored three
drove in another.
Berru Cost Bevens NoHitter
Robinson important in the series When Harris
finally Dodgers with only eight players
field difficult and he played Robinson the best
backop the Yankee club the Yankees fortunes took turn Tor
the better.
and both The betterp pitched
was Bevens plate
noher in series history After ALL was Berra nepess IN ne
throwing department led the events caxed by Lava
gettos dramatic double that beat Bevens.
belonged the Maybe he wasn't wanted but
needed.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

who washed up, finished as
major Lacquer
And who the Dodgers at bat throughout
Furo that's who who wasn't supposed to
hit who got IN the series only because
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Starting Times Open
In Stote Golf Event

A number of starting times re-
main open for the Maryland State
Golf Associations. mixed two-ball
tournament Friday at Congressional
Country Club.
The event viii be played with Sc
lective drives and alternate shots
with one half CT the combined
handicap of each team figuring in
the net prizes.
The District Golf Association's
mixed two-ball tournament will be
held Tuesday, October 81.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

setto and lots of others. including Aaron Robin
son. The big stars-not even Joe Di Maggie, the
pro-didn't win the series for the Yankees, nor
was 1t the big guns of the Dodgers who strung
it out to seven games and 100000 series.
The Brooklyns owed all of their victories to
relief pitchers with big fat old Casey, the saloon
keeper, grabbing two wins. They owed their
s-to-6 triumph in the sixth game to Gionfriddo,
who made an undesirable catch Of Di Magg1os
home-run ball.
When they beat Floyd Bevens one hit,
who did the trick? Nobody except Lavagetto
snavined infelder whom Branch hickey had tried
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Notre Dame Selected
AS No. | Grid Team
y
lin First AT Poll
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Notre Dame.
overwhelming victor in its only
start to date, was selected by a
cross section of the Nations sports
writer's today as the No. / college
football team in the country, posi-
ton the Irish also enjoyed at the
end of the 1946 campaign.
Among the 103 football experts
who voted in the first Associated
Press poll Of the 1s47 season, SO of
them placed Coach Frank Leahy's
South Bend crew first on their bal
lots and "a others ranked 1t second.
Although the writer's had only
the 40-6 triumph over Pitt on which
to base their appraisal of the 1947
Notre Dame team, they obviously
took into account the preseason re-
ports that Leahy's material at least
matches that which carried the
Irish through 1946 without defeat.
Michigan No. 2 Choice.
Notre Dame was listed on 102
OF the lO3 ballots and was no lower
than the sixth slot on any of them.
Michigan. Big Nine favorite with
two impressive triumphs under its
belt, landed the No. position in the
first Of the seasons weekly polls.
The wolverines, who were sixth in
the final poll last season, drew 40
flrst-place votes and 46 for second
place.
On the basis of 10 points for q
first-place vote, nine for second, and
so on, Notre Dame compiled 933
points, compared with 857 for Mich
igan.
Army Second Last Year.
BY way of comparison, the top
10 teams at the end of the 1946 sea-
son were Notre Dame, Army,
Georgia, U. c. L. A., Illinois, Mich
igan, Tennessee, Louisiana State,
North Carolina and Rice, in that
order.
Standings Of the first 10 (First-
place votes in parenthesis; points
based on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-l sys-
Evening star., 1947-11-10

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-24
Jude potopili
anglesko ladjo

JERUZALEM, q. julija-V
vodah pristanisca Haife je da-
nes bila potopljena angleska lad
ia, XII je prevazala vtihotaplje-
ne Jude v internacijska tabori-
Sea ma Cipru. Angleske oblasti
so izjavile, da so ladjo minirali
in pognali v zrak clani podtalne
judovske organizacije.
Ladja, 1,372-tonska Empire
Lifeguard," Sc je ravno povrnila
il Cipra. Ma njej Sc je poleg po-
sadke nahajalo SO emigrantov.
Eksplozija je sledila takoj, ko
Sc je poslednji emigrant izkr-
cal. Uradno porocilo pravi, da nj
bilo nobenih zrtev. -
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Jugoslo!yani v
francoski legiijjii il

BERLIN, %. julija-Franco-
ski casopis "Esquisses" pravi v
vcerajsnjem porocilu, da vsak
mesec pristopa v francosko tuj-
sko legijo okrog $50 Nemcev,
Jugoslovanov, Cehov in Polja-
kov.
Francoski casopis pravi, da Sc
v tujsko legijo ne sprejemajo
Rusi ter Nemci, XII so pripadali
prejsnjim nacisticnim elitnim
strazam ali pa so vojni zloeinci.
(Francoska tujska legija je
posebna pol vojaska pol policij-
ska formacija, katere namen je,
da Guva red v francoskem Marc
ku in Alziru. Dobro je bila znana
Sc pred prvo svetovno vojno.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-24
Stalisscce Rusije
glede mirOvne
pogodbe z Japonsko

LONDON, %. julia - Mos
kovski radio je danes naznanil,
da je Sovjetska zveza zavrgla
amerisko povabilo, da Sc priklju-
ci II drzavam, XII bodo 10. avgu-
sta pricele v Washingtonu raz-
motrivati o mirovni pogodbi "a
Japonsko.
V radio porocilu je receno, da
je Russia naslovila ma Washing
ton posebno noto, S katero je OBJ
tozila Zedinjene drzave, da pod
vzemajo akcijo ma svojo lastno
roko (ne da bi Sc posvetovale z
ostalimi silami).
Stalisce Sovjetske zveze je, da
bi zacetne pogovore "a sestavo
mirovne pogodbe z Japonsko
moral vrsiti fsvet ministrov "a
zunanje zadeve.
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DR.. Kern poroca
nOVem nacinu "a
zdravljenje migrene

Tekoca izdaja glasila zdrav-
nikov v drzavi Ohio, "Ohio State
Medical Journal" prinasa cla-
mex obce znanega slovenskega
zdravnika dr.. Franka J. Kerna,
XII opisuje metodo, katero je IL
nasel "a zdravljenje hudega gla-
vobola, oziroma migrene.
Kakor poroca DIR. Kern, njego-
va metoda obstoji v uporabi 60
tovih injekcij, XII so dale mno-
gim njegovim bolnikom znatno
uteho.
Clanek vsebuje podrobno raz-
lago, Xxi je seveda tehnicnega
znacaja in torej razumljiva lie
zdravnikom.
Oboe znano je, da zdravniska
veda do danes nj nasla Sc nobe-
mega sigurnega zdravila "a mi
greno, XII zlasti med zenskami,
pa tudi med moskimi, povzroca
mnogo trpljenja.
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Amerika ObtOzzila 3
balkanske drzzave,
da 'ogrozajo mir

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, %.
julija-Zedinjene drzave 50 ne
nadno obtozile Bolgarijo, Alba
MILO in Jugoslavijo, da ogrozajo
"mednarodni mir"
Ameriski delegat pri Varnost-
nem svetu Hershel v. Johnson
je zahteval cd Varnostnega sve-
ia, maj opozori vse tri drzave,
da maj "drzijo red v svojih last
nih hisah" in pustijo druge dr.
zave "pri miru."
Ma te izjave ameriskega de-
legata je ostro odgovoril soviet
ski delegat Andrej Gromiko, XII
je izjavil:
"Bolgarija, Jugoslavija in AL
banija ne potrebujejo nasvete
Zedinjenih draw, kar Sc tice
mednarodnega reda. &c Sc bodo
TAXI nasveti dajali v Varnost-
nem svetu navzlic temu, da no.
beden nj "a njih vprasal, Sc to
lahko tolmaci edino ma ia nacin,
da Sc tisti, XII jih dajejo, ne "a
veda io n iih vaznOsfi -
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FrancOzi Sc
borijjo ma strani
grSkih gerilcev?

PARIZ, %. julija-Francoske
oblasti so vceraj priznale, da Sc
v juzni Franciji vrsi mala re-
krutacija Francozov, XII so pri-
pravljeni, da sc prikljucijo gr-
Skim gerilcem v borbi proti mo-
narhisticni vladi.
Francoski vladi pa nj nicesar
znano, da bi sc vrsile neke mas
ne rekrutacije, XII bi potrdile We
sti o formiranju "mednarodnih
brigad."
v Franciji sc nahaja precejs-
ME stevilo spanskih republican
cev, XII pa, tudi &c bi zeleli, ne
bi mogli odpotovati v Greijo
kopnim ali pa morskim potom,
brez da francoske oblasti "a to
ne bi vedele. Kar Sc pa tice po-
sameznih Francozov, stalisce
francoske Wade je, da je njih
kretanje svobodno in da jih nih-
&c ne more ovirati, &c imajo pa
pirje v redu, da odpotujejo in Sc
borijo proti komur koli zelijo.
Ker Sc v juzni Franciji zbira
tudi vecje stevilo Judov, XII zeli-
jo, da Sc vtihotapijo v Palestine,
je- tezko ugotoviti, &c je ladja,
XII odpluje IL neke francoske lu-
ke, namenjena v Palestine ali pa
v kako drugo luke, kjer bi IL
krcala prostovoljce "a pomoc
grskim gerilcem.
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HOLANDCI ZAVZEL.I
LUKO CHERIBON

BATAVIA, "a. julia - Ho-
landsko vojasko porocilo pravi,
da so holandske cete vceraj po-
polnoma zavzele vazno mesto Sc
verne Jave, Cheribon. " blizini
tega mesta je bill podpisan spo-
razum O "neodvisnosti."
Holandsko porocilo nadalje
pravi, da Indonezijci pri umika-
|nju zazigajo mesta, toda da je
Cheribon padel v njih roke po-
pomona neposkod odovan.
: Indonezijci so zazgali stiri
vecja mesta. Ko SO Sc holandske
cete priblizale mestu Semaran-
gu, je mesto bilo ze v plamenih.
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VISA KONTROLA "a
KUPOVANJE MA OBROKE
Sc 30 KONCALA?

Kakor sc poroca il Washing
tona, je poslanska zbornica brez
poimenskega glasovanja odobri-
la zakonski nacrt, po katerem
sc DO vsakdo lahko zadolzil, ka-
kor ga DO VOLTA. Zakonski nacrt,
XII predvideva odpravo vseh
omejitev kredita, XII so obstoja-
lie cd vojnega casa, je bill nemu-
donna poslan senatu.
Namen zakonskega nacrta ie,
pospesiti nakupovanje raznih
predmetov ma obroke, kar pa je
mogoce lie, ako sc vrata kredita
odpre ma stezaj.
Zakonodajci, XII sledijo ze-
liam velikih bizniskih interesov,
so ocividno pozabili, da Sc je
TAXA ekonomska politika prak-
ticirala "a casa Coolidge in Hoo
verja in vodila v najvecji po-
lom, XII ga je Amerika kdaj vi
della.
Dali DO senat incl cas-, da
omenjeni zakonski nacrt osvoji
pred zakljuckom sedanjega kon-
gresnega zasedanja, trenutno
nj znano.