davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Screen Stars Organize
Own 6. 0. P. Committee
BY The Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 20.-A group
Of film notables today announced
that organization of the Hollywood
Republican Committee has been
completed and will spearhead q
drive Ito put the entire entertain
ment business solidly in the Re-
publican column in the 1948 elec-
tions."
Actor George Murphy. president
Of the Republican Committee. is a
former president Of the Screen
Actors Guild.
Other officers Of the committee
include Robert Montgomery, first
vice president; Walt Disney, sec
ond vice president. and Directors
Herbert Preston, IDA r. Koverman,
Leo McCarey, Adolph Menjou,
Ginger Rogers. Morrie Ryskind and
Lewis Allen Weiss.
The committee said charter mem
bers include Bing Crosby, Fred
Astaire, Dennis Morgan, Joel Nc
Crea, Randolph Scott, Dick Powell,
Robert Taylor, Barbara Stanwyck.
Harold Peary, Mary Pickford, Pen
ny Singleton, Robert Sparks, Har-
riet and Ozzie Nelson, jeanette
Macdonald. Gene Raymond. Sam
Wood, Edward Arnold, Walter
Pidgeon and William Bendix.
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Two Tyro Flyers, Fleeing Brig,
Crush-Lund on Senator'S Farm

off from Annapolis in the plane Of
1t. Donald E. Wa1port, assigned to
the Block Island, and finally were
forced down on Senator Buck S
farm, 10 miles south of Wilmington,
when their gas supply ran out.
The plane was slightly damaged
when it pancaked in the soft earth
and nosed over. Gionet and Naylor
were seized three hours later while
attempting to obtain an automobile
ride along highway at Edge Moor
Del, police said.
Police said Gionet apparently
piloted the plane. Although not a
trained flyer, he had learned how
to operate the controls by watch
ing pilots at the Naval Academy
police said,
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Bishops Protest Reported
On Red Zone 'Kidnapings'
BY the Associated Press

BERLIN. Oct. 20.-The Roman
Catholic bishops Of Germany, an
authoritative informant said today
have filed with the Allied Control
Council protest against what they
call the kidnapping" Of more than
1000 German boys and girls in the
Soviet zone since the occupation
began.
The informant said the protest
was filed after private efforts of
parents to learn the whereabouts or
fate of their children from Soviet
authorities proved fruitless.
A similar protest was voiced pub
licly last June by Count Konrad
Cardinal Won Preysing of Berlin,
who said he was deeply depressed
by the lot Of the parents in Berlin
and surroundings whose children
and youths have been taken away,
picked up. They disappeared with
out a sign of life 80 and without a
reason given for their arrest"
The Berlin press has reported
periodically that children from II
to 18 years of age have been taken
up in the Soviet zone Of Berlin,
sometimes by men tn Russian uni
forms, sometimes by German police.
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Art School Registration
To Continue Through Week

Recreation for the Community
Education, Inc, School Of the Arts
opened today and will continue
through the week, a spokesman for
the school said today.
Glasses of the nonprofit, inter-
racial project will begin tonight
at the schools new building, g.:
Twentieth street NV. Glasses are
held from 7 to 10 pm. weekdays
for adults, and from 10 am. to
pm. Saturdays for children.
Included on the curriculum are
courses in modern dance, chore-
ography. drama, sculpture, creative
writing and music. A guest artist
lecture series will begin October %,
and a number Of films will be
shown weekly, starting next Sum-
day,
Evening star., 1947-10-20
former Embassy Aides Son, 3,
Calls Rescue From Plane Fun

1t. Hall told how he and seven
others towed liferaft to the plane
over the IS and 20 foot waves. Much
of the work was done in the dark
under searchlights from the Bibb.
I'VE came up close aboard the
plane and the merchant seamen
aboard passed us out the planes
small rubber raft on a line he
said. "We attached the 15-man life
raft to the small one and made a
sort of floating dock out there on
the high seas.
Transferred From Raft,
They hauled the RATS back to the
plane and put eight passengers on
the big one. Then they played out
the raft to a safe distance from the
plane and We came alongside the
raft and took the eight passengers
into our boat and then brought
them to the Bibb.
I'VE brought four boatloads of
survivors back to our ship that
way-about A in all-transferring
them first to the raft. then to our
boat and then to the Bibb.
ON the first trip, we brought back
a baby that was about one or ~
years old, just a little Older than my
youngest"
The waves washed them around
wildly, the officer said, so that the
passengers were practically in the
water. Finally, they lost their boat
and were forced to suspend opera
tions for the night.
Capt. Charles M. Martin, 26-
year-old pilot of the Bermuda Sea
Queen, came in for praise, as did
Capt. Cronk Of the rescue craft.
Capt. Cronk called the landing of
the heavy plane on the rough seas
Incompatible"
Certain of Safe Landing.
Capt. Martin said he was certain
the plane would land all right.
She was a good and sturdy
plane" he said. I'VE had a sufficient
reserve Of gas when we left. The
headwinds buffeted us and I de-
cided we would not make the effort
to go en- to Gander, Newfoundland,
and almost surely sacrifice the lives
of all these people. So I set her
down."
After the last passenger was re-
moved, the Sky Queen was blasted
to the bottom. Purser William Penn
of New York described the sinking
thus:
The ship stood q battering OF
$50 20-m.. cannon shells for ap-
proximately half an hour and even
though burning and riddled with
shells. was reluctant to give up its
last to the sea.
1T finally did give up but the
component parts foated, and these
had to be riddled and finally dis
posed Of. This proves that a sea-
plane has its place over the ocean
routes, much more than land plane
has
Evening star., 1947-10-20
New York 10 Improve
Piers TO Build Up Port
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-A $3.50, ,000,-
600 long-range program for COM
plete rehabilitation OF New York IS
water front facilities was made pub
lie yesterday.
Major part OF the work for i'm
provement of the city owned piers
and other trade facilities would be
along the Hudson River, where II
inadequate and outmoded piers
would be replaced by modern struc-
lures.
The program was announced by
the World Trade Corp. The corpo-
ration, created by the 1916 Legisla-
ture, was asked by Mayor William
O'Dwyer and the Board of Estimate
last May to make survey and sub
NIT definite proposal.
The corporation suggested that the
rehabilitation be financed by issu-
ance of 40-year, tax-exempt revenue
bonds of the corporation, which
would lease the city's waterfront
property for long enough time to
make retirement of the bonds out
of pier rentals possible.
The corporations report said that
Baltimore has gained at New
York's expense in grain exports and
general cargo, export and import,
while Philadelphia has gained at
Evening star., 1947-10-20
River Squadron to Give
Instructions in Bootino

Sree instructions in plotting and
small boat handling will be given
by the Potomac River Power Squad
ron starting November at 8 pm
in the Labor Department cafeteria
Weekly courses are open to boat
owners and others interested in
nautical lore. Both men and women
may take the course. Instructions
which are given by Washington
yachtSmen, conclude with an ex-
animation February Is.
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Is Southern Governors
To Start + Conference Today
BY the Associated Press

ASHEV1LLE, N. c., Oct. 20-The
South's role in the Nations defense
and a regional system Of specialized
education were to be discussed to-
day as 13 Southern Governors
opened business sessions of their
annual conference here a.,
p" Other items high On the days
agenda included veterans affairs
and ownership of tidewater lands, a
controversial issue with the Gov
ernors since the recent Supreme
Court decision which ruled Califor
MAS oil-rich tidelands were Federal
property.
Tonight's state dinner will be high
lighted by an address on National
Current Events" by Secretary OF
Commerce Hartman
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Toft School to Induct
16 Into Honor Society

Sixteen students at Taft Junior
High School will be inducted into
the National Junior Honor Society
during exercises at the school at 8
a IN. tomorrow.
They are Barbara Borgerson,
Jeanne Cook, Gennaro Celenza,
Gertrude Bonnet, Jean Curtis,
Evelyn Hudson, Frances Hunton,
Donald Mallorey, Donald Miller,
Nanette Pendergast, Ann Richards,
Anita Stewart, Helen Stewart,
Freda Strauss. Carol Won Briesen
and Susan Withers.
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Hurricane IS Miles
Off Bermuda; Heavy
winds Lash Islands
By the Associoted Press

HAM1L TON, Bermuda, Oct. 90
Winds estimated at 80 miles an
hour beat against Bermuda and
churned heavy seas today as the
center of tropical hurricane
moved north, rs miles of the Brit
ish colony. Some gusts reached
100 miles an hour.
The hurricane was expected to
come within so miles Of Bermuda
before continuing out to sea. No
casualties were reported.
Telephone and electric wires
were downed by the wind and tor
rental rain. Palms and cedars bent
to the gale, depositing many of their
branches in the streets. Many work.
men were unable to reach their jobs.
The yacht Zephyr, which won the
last race in the Amorita Cup series
last season, was dismasted at its
anchorage in the Royal Bermuda
Yacht Club.
Civil and military aircraft, in
cluding American service planes,
have been evacuated from Bermuda
and two ships of the British feet
have steamed 40 miles to sea to
ride out the approaching storm.
Other ships have been made secure
IN the dockyard.
The cruiser Sheffield, flagship Of
the Royal Nays America and West
Indies feet, and the British oiler
Gold Ranger have put out to sea
with instructions to ride out the
storm, keeping up enough steam to
hold their bows to the wind.
Weather Bureau reports in Miami
said the storm was expected to pass
northward well away from the
United States mainland. Little
change IN rate Of movement, direc-
ton or intensity was expected this
morning, the bureau said, and its
present course would take 1t 400
to 500 miles east of Cape Hatteras.
The Weather Bureau described
the storm, born in the South Allan
tic last Friday, as a large, intense
hurricane
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Wallace in Palestine
On Visit to Learn
BY The Associotsd Press

JERUSALEM, Oct. 20. - Former
Vice President Henry A. Wallace ar.
rived in Palestine by plane last night
and declared: Il am interested In
everything that will contribute to-
ward peace"
At a news conference in an air
port Office Mr.. Wallace said he was
visiting the Holy Land ito learn
and was particularly interested in
agricultural aspects of Palestine. He
said he favored the majority report
Of the United Nations Special Com
mittee on Palestine which calls for
division Of the Holy Land into sepa-
rate Arab and Jewish states.
Evening star., 1947-10-20
BY The Assoeiofed Press

= WILMINGTON. Del, Oct. 90
Two sailors are being held today by
Delaware State police who said the
pai-neither trained pilot-had
crash-landed on the farm Of Senator
Buck, Republican, of Delaware after
an unauthorized fight from Annap-
oils in Navy officers private plane
State police identified the two as
Joseph Gionet, 10, and Robert Nay
lor, %.
A Navy teletype message said the
pair broke out of the brig yesterday
on the Block Island, a decommis-
stoned aircraft carrier, where they
were awaiting courts martial for
being absent without leave.
State police said the two took
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Dr.. Brunetti Receives
Enqineerinq Award

DR.. Cledo Brunetti. chief of the
engineering electronics section of
the Bureau Of Standards, has been
presented the annual achievement
award for outstanding work in
engineering materials.
The award was made by Materi-
ais g. Methods Magazine Of New
York
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Iron Supports Arabs,
But Won't Resist u. 5.
BY the Assoeiofsd Prsss

TEHERAN. Iran, Oct. 2O.-Deputy
Prime Minister Ibrahim Khajeh
Noori, commenting on the Pales-
tine situation, told a news con-
ference today that although the
Iranian government sympathizes
with the Arab cause because of mu-
tual religion, Iran will not do any,
thing to jeopardize our good rela-
tions with the United States"
Evening star., 1947-10-20

the expense Of New York in i'm.
ports of petroleum products ano
import and export Of general cargo
Figures for April and May, 1947
show that Baltimore ranked as the
chief American export port. han.
ding 2,680,000 long tons during the
period as against 2,427,000 for New
York, the report said. A typica
prewar year. New York handled al.
most five times as much tonnage
as Baltimore, and almost 10 times
as much export tonnage"
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Liberion Envoy to Speak

Charles D. B. King, Liberian Min
lister to the United States and for
mer President of Liberia. will speak
at meeting of the Washington
branch Of the National Alliance of
Postal Employees at Galbraith
A. M. E. z. Church at $3.50 pm
Thursday,
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Weather Report

District of Columbia-Sunny and
dry with highest about 78 this after
noon. Clear and cool, with lowest
about SIS tonight. Tomorrow sunny
with warm in afternoon. Moderate
northwest winds becoming gentle
variable tonight.
Maryland and Virginia-Mostly
clear and somewhat cooler tonight
Tomorrow sunny, warm in after
noon.
Wind velocity. IS m.p.h.; direction
northwest.
River Report.
CFrom United States Engineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferr!
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah clear a
Harpers Ferry
Evening star., 1947-10-20
Laurel Entries
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

Weather Clear. Track Fast.
First Post, 1:30 Pm. EST.
Evening star., 1947-10-20

EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Evening star., 1947-10-20

hurricane
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-12

Baje nota vsebuje zahtevo, da
Sc ustanovi posebna preiskoval-
ma anglesko-ameriska-so
komisija, XII bo preiskala nov po-
liticen polozaj ma Madzarskem.
Istoeasno pa Sc veruje, da vsebu-
je tudi groznjo, .da bodo Zedinje-
ne drzave predlozile ia slucaj Or
ganizaciji Zdruzenih narodov.
komunist zahteva
preiskayo v Avstriji
v avstrijskem parlamentu je
medtem zavrzena zahteva ko-
munisticnega clana parlamenta
Ernest Fisherja, ki je zahteval
da Sc preiscejo aktivnosti kon-
|zervativnega zunanjega mini
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-12

tajno zbirala materijala "a pro-
dukcijo atomskih bomb,
Po sovjetskem nacrtu bi ko-
misija tudi posedala svoje last
ne laboratorije "a razvoj atom
ske energije "a industrijske svr-
he.
Gromiko pa je ocividno Sc
vedno vztrajal ma staliscu, da bi
mednarodni agenti ne mogli mad
zorovati ne-atomskih industrij-
skin naprav v Rusiji. Zedinjene
drzave zahteva jo, maj bi zastop-
niki Zdruzenih narodov imeli
pravico nadzorovati vse, karko-
Ii bi hoteli, kjerkoli ma svetu,
docim Russia zavzema stalisse,
da bi to utegnilo voditi k vme-
savanju v memo notranjo eko-
nomijo.
Gromiko danes nj izrecno od-
stopil cd tega stalisea.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-12

politicnih dogodkov DO odlocila
politicna zmoznost.
VpraSamje: Zakaj maj bi Bri-
tanija preklicala ali ne priklica-
la vojne dolgove?
Odg0vor:: Resnicno zakaj?
Preklicala jih je po letu 1918.
Preklic je lepsa beseda kot ne
priznanje. Ampak mi bono pla-
cali Ameriki, &c nam bo posodi-
la denar.
Vprasoaje: Kaj more povpre-
cen clovek vsepovsod napraviti,
da zajamci Wade, XII bodo delale
"a mir in blagostanje vsepovsod
ma svetu?
Odgovor: Zagroziti more, da
ne DO sci vec v vojno, ker mu
tega svet ne dopusca. To je vse.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-12
|Stavbena obnova
Nemciijie pocasna

BERLIN, II. junija. - &c Sc
DO stavbene obnove v angleski
okupacijski zoni Nemcije NADIA
ljevala S sedanjim "tempom'
DO vzelo 175 let predno bo Mem
cija v stanju doseci stavbeno
sorazmerje, XII je predvidevano
"a Anglijo v prihodnjem letu.
To pomeni, da bodo Nemci ime-
Ii sorazmerno isto toliko stano-
vanj kot jih bodo imeli Anglezi
prihodnje leto sele leta 2121.
Ia casa vojne je v Nemciji
bilo unieenih 100000 his in 81
Ger tako temeljito, da jih nj
mogoce vec popraviti.
v angleski okupacijski zoni
zivi 10000 Nemcev v prosto-
rih, XII SO lie "a silo popravljeni
all pa Zgra]enl.
Navzlic pospesevanjem, da Sc
stavbeno krizo resi- pref kot
mogoce, so zelo redki angleski
in zavezniski uradniki, XII veru-
jejo, da bi Nemcija mogla do
seci angleski stavbeni standard
pred letom 1890.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-12

njene drzave skozi dobo mnogih
generacij."
Povedal je tudi, da bodo Ze-
dinjene drzave podprle tiste, XII
spostujejo "dostojnost posamez-
nika, XII mu z zakonom kagotav-
ljajo enakopravnost in mu do
voljujejo najsirso svobodo, da
81 doloci svojo usodo in doseze
uspehe do skrajnih mel svoje
zmoznosti."
Skupni Obrambeni OdbOr
Truman je uradno razkril, da
bo skupni kanadsko-ameriski
obrambeni odbor delovaI tudi v
bodocnosti kot del obrambene-
ga nacrta "a hemisfero ma po-
dlagi katerega je Truman v kon-
gresu zahteval oborozenje Ka-
made in sosednih drzav ma jugu
Predsednik je incl svoj govo1
po govoru kanadskega premi.
erja Mackenzie Kinga, XII je re-
kel, da Sc lahko Trumanovo IL
javo, da je ''razbijanje mir Y
kjerkoi, zadeva roljubnih dr.
zav brez ozira kje Sc nahajajo'
smatra ne samo "a izjavo anne
riske politike arnpak tudi - iz'
javo kanadske politike. =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-12

Gromiko je priporocal, da Sc
celotni aparat "a kontroliranje
atomske energije upostavi emo
samo pogodbo ter dodal, da bi
Sc atomska orozja morala brez
odlasanja prepovedati S spreje-
MON posebne pogodbe.
Gromikova izjava predstav-
liza najvecje koncesije cd stra-
nj Rusije v svrho dosezenja spo-
razuma glede atomske kontrole,
odkar so sc zaceli tozadevni raz-
govori.
Novi predlogi, XII jih je pojas-
nil Gromiko, gredo cello bolj v
detajle kot pa ameriski atomski
nacrt, katerega je predlozil Zdr.
narodom Bernard Baruch.
Po tenn sovjetskem nacrtu maj
bi sc ustanovila mednarodna
kontrolna komisija, sestojeca IL
II clanov, med katerimi maj bi
bilo 6 predstavnikov malih ma
rodov, XII bi Sc menjai letno, ter
zastopniki Kanade in petih We
lesil: Zedinjenih draw, Velike
Britanije, SovjetsRe zveze, XII
tajske in F'rancije.
Gromiko je dvakrat tekom IL
jave, obsegajoce 1000 besed, iz-
recno poudaril, da maj bi bile
osebne kontrolne komisije "med-
narodne." To je bill prvi slucaj,
da je Russia tekom debat glede
atomske kontrole dala razume-
tt, da je pri wolff dovoliti, da bi
ne-Rusi imeli dostop k njenim
atomskim napravam.
Gromiko je rekel, da bi "a
stopniki komisije imeli prost
dostop k vsem "napravam "a
kopanje, produkcijo in skladi-
Seem atomskih sirovin in mate
rijalu." Imeli bi priliko, da teh-
,tajo, merijo in proucujejo vse
take materiale, v svrho zagoto-
vitve, da ne bo nobena dezela
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-12

Slavni britski pisatelj irskega
porekla je tudi preprican, da ne
bodo nobene formule 'resile sve-
ia pred novo vojno, temvec da
ga more resiti edinole daleko-
vidnost in sposobnost voditeljev.
Shaw, XII je 80 let star, je po-
dal svoje nazore odgovoru ma
vprasanja, XII so mu bila poslana
po posti.
Tu sledijo vprasanja in odgo-
vori:
Vpra$anje: Ali smatrate, da
je delovanje Henry A. Wallace-a
v interesu miru ali ne?
Odgovor: On della najvec, kar
bi kdo mogel storiti, "a mas in
"a vso Evropo, S tenn, da podaja
dokaz, da tudi v Ameriki live
ljudje, katerih dusevnost mad
kriljuje dusevnost povprecnega
vascana. Upam, da jih je dovolj,
da ga bodo' prihodnje leto ma
pravili predsednika.
Vpra$omje:: Ali morete sveto-
vati formula, ma podlagi katere
bi takozvane zapadne sile mogle
doseci tax temelj "a sporazum-
ljenje SoVjetsko Rusijo, da hi
zaskrbljeni ljudje vseh narodov
mogli pozabiti ma strah pred
tretjo svetovno vojno?
Odgovor:: Danes ne more no.
ben dusevno zdrav clovek, cd
Stalina pa do najbolj preproste
osebe ma ulici, smatrati tretje
svetovre1vojne "a mic drugega
kotza obsodbo ma .hankrot in sa-
momor. Ia srecna okolnost bi
sc morala izrabiti do skrajnosti,
dokler traja. Besedicenje o for
mulah ne bo mic pomagalo. Tok
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-12

stra Karl Gruberja in njegovih
pogajanj z ameriskimi oblastmi
ma Dunaju.
Fisher je izjavil, da je Cru
ber Clan Wade, XII je amerisko
casnikarsko agencijo obvestil O
diskuzijah med avstrijskimi po-
litiki.
Porocilo correspondents Asso-
|ciated Pressa, Lynn Heinzer-
linga dne Z. junija pravi, da je
Fisher apeliral "a komunisticno
kontrolo Avstrije in dal vedeti,
da Sovjetska zveza nikoli ne bo
podpisala mirovno pogodbo Sc
tdanjo konzervativno vlado.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-12

Ko je pojasnil vsebino svoje
doktrine, je Truman rekel:
mi racunamo Kanado v pr
viii vrstah tistih, XII z nami vred
verujejo v te ellie in ideale. s
takimi .prijatelji gledamo neu-
strasno v bodocnost."
Predsednikov goyor bo brez
dvoma povzroeil v kanadskem
parlamentu veliko ostrih disku-
sij, kajti sele pred kratkim Sc
je vrsila debata glede mere, do
katere bi sc imela Kanada ma
vezati ma zunanjo politiko Zedi-
njenih drzav. .
Truman hvali ''St. Lawrence
Great Lakes waterway
v svojem govoru je Truman
ponovno pozval ma sodelovanje
pri razitku "St. Lawrence-Gre
Lake waterwaya" in pogonske'
ga sistenna istega, "a kateregs
je ejal, da je '.ekonomske
zdrav in strategicno vazen.'
| Glede ciljev svoje politike j
Truman rekel: mi zelimo miro
Eljubni, napredni in svobodn
svet, svet dobrega sosedstva, K
bi zivel v enakopravnosti in !
medseb jlasm spool stovanju, tax.
'kot sta Hvei KanAda ii Zedi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-12
Fl j m e n

Fl i'm en-
Porocila sc bosta v soboto IA.
junija Miss Helen Princic in Mr..
Marion Basic ml., il 115O E. 148
St. Nevesta je hci Mrs. Mary
Princic il 143O1 Thames Ave.,
zenin je pa sin Mr.. in Mrs. Mari
on Basic il Los Angeles, Cal., XII
bosta prisla ma poroko. Poroka
Sc bo vrsila v cerkvi sv. Jeromi-
ia, porocna slavnost zvecer pa v
Hrvatskem domu ma St. Clair
Ave. Sorodniki in prijatelji SO
vabljeni, da Sc udeleze. Novopo-
rocencema cestitamo in jima ze-
limo vse najboljse v zakonu!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-12
Racionira',je slad.
korja kon6ano!

WASHINGTON, II. juni-
ia. - Vlada je nocoj nepri-
cakovano izdala odredbo, s
katero Sc je opolnoci konca-
10 racioniranje sladkorja "a
uporabo ma domeh, restav-
racijah i'm hotelih.
Gene sladkorja pa ostane-
jo Sc nadalje pod kontrolo,
XII bo ostala v veljavi do 81.
oktobra, razen ako bi kon-
gres drugace odlocil.
Prodaja ma Odmerke, s
katero so 81 gospodinje be-
lille glave skozi pet let, ko
SO pri nakupovanju hrane
morale racunati ne samo z
denarjem, temvec tudi s ku-
poni, je s to odredbo posta-
la enkrat "a vselej ma cell
crti stvar preteklosti.
Sc nadalje pa Sc bo sIad-
kOr raciOniral "a industrij-
ske namene, "a. pekarije,
it'd.
N aznanilo O ukinjenju
sladkornega racioniranja je
podal ma kOnferenci tajnik
Andeson, XII je rekel, da "a
derson, XII je rekel, da "a
korak obstoje trije razlo-
81:
Zedinjene drzave bodo
dobile $4,000 ekstra tonov
sladkorja s Kube; kuba
lima dodatne zaloge, S kate
rimi sc DO mOglo zadostiti
svetovnim zahtevam, pOleg
tega Sc BIO "a svetOvni trg
dobilo dodatnih 100000 to-
nov sladkorja z Jave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-12
ZUNANJA MONGOLIA Ma
PADLA SINKIANG

NANKING, 10. julija-Urad-
ma casnikarska agencija je wee
raj javila, da so vojaski krogi
potrdili porocila, da so cete zu-
nanje Mongolije, podprte S sti-
rimi sovjetskimi letali, vdrle v
kitajsko province Sinkiang.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-12
|Danski Rdeci krizz
pomaga Jugoslaviijjii

BELGRAD, 10. junija-Dan-
ski Rdeci kriz DO postal hrano
"a tri mesece $4,000 jugoslovan-
skim otrokom. Ma potovanju po
Jugoslaviji so uradniki danske-
ga Rdecega kriza sklenili, da po-
magajo otrokom v krajih, XII so
najtezje prizadeti.
Jugoslovanske oblasti so OBJ
ljubile polno sodelovanje pri
pravicni delitvi te pomoci.