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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-11-22
PATR0NIZE
YOUR
Mel H B O r H 0 0 D
GROCERY
STORE

You will always find wide selection OF conneo +
GOODS, plus the finest meets obtonoble and q
wide variety of fresh garden vegetables In your
Friendly Neghborhood Store. /
They are always trying to find better quality mer- =
chondise TO give YOU The finest foods the T
markets afford Prices ore no higher and you are !
keeping your money at home.
GO TO ONE OF THE STORES LISTED BELOW /
IN YOUR COMMUNITY, THEY APPRECIATE
YOUR BUSINESS
cARR's GROCERY & MARKET
1907 Blair St. Diol 4-434O /
Richard Carr, Prop.
ALIENS GROCERY & MARKET
l448 Groyson Street Dial 2-2581 ]
LEXINGTON HEIGHTS GROCERY & MKT
BOOT Randolph Street Victor Anderson. Prop.
HAMBLIN GROCERY 6 MARKET
3O35 Bailey Ave., Extension Formerly B. P. Mayo
SMITH & PICKENS GROCERY & MKT
JAG NJ Forish Street Diol 4-9Z81
Formerly J. R. Poyne
LEES GROCERY & MARKET
1902 N. Mill Street Dial 4-o237
J. H. Lee, Prop
SILVER SAVERS GROCERY & MARKET
1874 NJ Forish Street Dial 4-7616
BAILEYs GROCERY & MARKET
40 Hull St. DioI 4-ol52
L. F. Boiley, Prop
ADELE GROCERY & MARKET
1923 N. Groyson Street Diol 2-5ol4
LoyoI Forror, Prop
Subway STREET GROCERY & MARKET
40 Sidwoy St. Dial 3-762l
c. H. Horton And H. M Kelly Prop.
SUMMERS GROCERY 6 MARKET
100 Sidewoy Street DioI 3-1l78
Mrs. W. J. Summers, Prop.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03

LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR S A L f
with Willetts Realty Co., 124 Princess
street. Office: Phone 1898.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03

EXPERT REFRIGERATION SERVICE
man. Experienced in ice cream cabi-
nets and soda fountains, also all types
OF domestic and commercial. Call
1909.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
SUNDAY STAR NEWS
FORMS CLOSE AT7P M.
Color Rent Rooms
65-ROom & Board

IN LOVELY PRIVATE HOME. FURNACE
heat. All modern conveniences Ideal
location. 2-6731.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03

FOR TOP PRICES LIST YOUR REAL
estate with W. A. McGirt, Realtor, 2l5
Princess street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
POLICE CONTINUE .
INTENSIVE SEARCH
FOR BOMB THROWER

NUREMBERG, Feb. 2-UR-
American troops and German po-
lice maintained a tight Gordon
around this ancient German city
today in an Effort to trap the anti,
Allied perpetrators of a new out
break of terror-bombing in the
American occupied one
German police were called Out
rouphoursveiismWin ETAOl ETAO
''in full strength" to search out
the person or persons who eX-
ploded a 75-millimeter shell last
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03

OCEAN REALTY CO., SALES AND
rentals Is Odd Fellows Building. Dial
2-3451. L. l.. Sage. Realtor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03

FOR HIGHEST PRICES AND QUICK
sales, list with Geo. A. Biddle. Real
Estate. 232 Princess. Dial 2-s534.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03

night in the office of Camill Sachs,
president of the German denazi-
fication court trying Franz Won
Papen for aiding Hitler's rise to
power. e.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03

MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING.
Dependable service. Reasonable. J. X.
Dean. Dial 5311.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
160-Transportation, Storage

WANTED JOB DOING LAUNDRY
work at home. 9 North 18th street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03

MA
chine operator. Fit big or little bust
ness. Go anywhere. P. o. Box 951,
Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03
15O-Real Estate & Dealers

WE SELL THE EARTH. FOSTER HILL
Realty Co., 112 Princess street. Di- ]
2-3371.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03

W. M. HEWLETT REALTOR BUY
sell, rent, trace. 214 Princess street.
Dial 7133.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-03

W. ALBERT BROWN, REAL ESTATE.
Let us sell for you. Homes, business
property or business. 2305 Market
street. Dial 2-3227.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06
SPORTS and
RECREATION


SWIMMING South Beach, south
ed ~ DuVal Street.
tBEKNMEA FIAkEIfac- Gulf Dock,
wasa Caroline Street; Craig
ngck. north end OF Grinnell
Street
Winter League dou-
bleheader every Sunday, 100
pm. az Municipal Stadium,
Dtlek Ave. and 18th St.
colt Municipal Golf Course,
Sloek Island.
xEMmIs Bayview Park on Di-
xiaiun Street (day and night
faNlllfieRl.
mMMMNTnAL.Es- Outdoor courts
ag south Beach and Bayview
PARK
tsAmnhALL- Bayview Park.
SWITCHBOARD - Bayvie W
park and South Beach.
RICMIcKTNG Tables at Bay
wlew Park.
CnELDnENs PLAYGROUND -
hayViWw PARK.
coasroAT TATIoNs-Bayview
iamFM
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06
The Answers

U.s. &@&As@AAAM &@s@F
4 Haw doca the national in
ourme compare with 1922
a What b. our total civilian
fuphn mnntf
3 - tarmers receive more in
rame from crops Ca livestock
. What percentage Of retail
aalsa ale made by independent
tmfWa
8 what b. the value Of u. s.
uffrhansiise cxportedy
q Give value of u. S. imports.
= fgaw does the cost Of living
eampafe with le40g
g. llaw does currency cireula-
tasn rampare with 1892
q What b. the per capita IN
rme IL thr entire population?
Ia Whai ia car farm popula-
tianF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06
Fishing Journeys
MART Week Not To
Start With Service

In Difference to churches of the
city which have conducted a sun
rise service on Easter morning for
many years, Lee Mason, director
of the l947 Key West Internation-
al Fishing Tournament, announc-
ed today that the previously an
nounced service at Bayview Park
10 open the observance of Jose
Marti Week has been with
drawn.
Mason said that he is greatly
disappointed by the attitude of
the Key West Ministerial Asso-
citation in thinking that the tour
nament was offering "compe-
tition" to the long-standing serv-
ice which has been conducted
here in past years. He stated that
IL was the intention of the tour
nament committee from the be-
ginning to merely furnish the
background for the service, with
the churches having complete
charge of the religious aspects.
Included in the background
planned were a 60-foot cross, a
lO0-voice choir, a military band
from Cuba, special lighting eff
fects and other features.
Mason said it would be fool
hardy to continue with these
plans unless the wholehearted
support of the churches was be-
hind them. The cost of bringing
the features planned would have
been considerable, and to have
both the scheduled community
service at the submarine base and
the Bayview Park service injured
by split attendance is a deterrent
factor.
Instead, Jose Marti Week will
be opened later IN the day, with
special attractions to be announc-
ed shortly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06
High School Band
Plays For PIT. A.

The Harris School PTA, which
met on Tuesday evening in the
school auditorium, was visited
by the High School Band, under
The direction of Mr.. Marcellus.
The meeting was opened with
the Star Spangled Banner play
ed by the band. and followed by
other well rendered selections.
Miss Becky Lou Gregory, ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs.
Harry Gregory, was next on the
program, and offered several
marimba selections.
Guest speaker was Oliver Girls
void, campaign chairman of the
local Red Cross drive. who gave
an interesting talk on the work
of the organization. Several
members of the audience volun-
teered for service during the
campaign.
The business session, led by the
president, Mrs. Texas Hood,
opened with the reading of the
minutes and the treasurer'S re-
port. II was announced that the
PTA had spent $66 for school
text books. 1t was also announc-
ed that 500 had been set aside
for library books for the school.
Mrs. Glenwood Sweeting re-
ported on the last Room Mothers
meeting and told of the plans for
the Tom Thumb Wedding" to
be given on March Is, and the
Easter Operetta to be presented
at a later date.
Mrs. Moreno Wallace, member
ship chairman, announced that
the PTA now had the required
number of members for the Blue
Ribbon Award.
Mrs. James Singleton, publica-
tions chairman, reported she had
acquired % subscriptions to the
PTA magazine.
Mrs. Hood appointed the fol-
lowing members on the nominal
ing committee:
Mrs. Moreno Wallace, Mrs.
Rose Mary Harris, Mrs. Alice
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06
Ii TEAMS ENTER
GOLD MEDAL CAGE
TOURNAMENT HERE
THREE MORE EXPECT!
w. EVENT STARTS
TUESDAY, NDEPEN.
nENf FIVE ENTERED

Thirteen teams registered last
nishi Soc the Gold Medal Bas-
kFiisaH Tournament 10 be held
- tise iligh School Athletic AS
a'~A@ilssn Three more teams are
leine a1saght before the event
$50 sssssisF way Tuesday, March
A silver trophy for the cham
H'a'nahip team. a plaque for the
fumiWf ~ and % individual
pfixss wln be awarded al the
es,fsfisiaassn ~ the tournament. An
az islta4nament team will be Sc
hnfttsi and will probably enter
similar tournament in Miami
iatsf tbs month.
AmanN the top teams entered
aFe Ned Raiders. city champions;
lhr Navy Ai-stars. considered
the hest serviee team In the area;
tiie osierhouslt Wolves, City
llaAs "a champions; Catholic
Youth Council High School
Leases champions. and the In
aspsnsieuta, q new team compos-
"a ~ several Key West High
Aghaol stars.
Teams snaarad. with names
a. representative attending
less miahf's meeting at the
hiiah School gym. follows no.
m@Ee EiaefFie ssrvice. John
M@m@Eal uSS Cilmore Engi.
mnsaa. Jehn Wilkaninss uss
0iimaEe. kaF. AFnoldi Porter
Ailsm Club. Willie Freeman;
lmanpamaamis. Oscar CruR; IA.
aia ChaFlis smiihi Navy ALI
masss. ~. BloodwsEihi Red
naidars. Nssfes castenadai
Tramaii PnaheFs. Harvey Sell
lsFai Gees cola. Ray shoneck;
0Siaghoudi Wolves. min osfsr-
heaaiB caihoiie Youth coun.
GA. Marcus Mara Army De-
femaeEs. "a. Don BEawnsr.
Another meeting will be held
at q an. tomorrow at the gym
b. complete plans fer the tourna-
ment
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06
REPORT

Key West, Fla, March 6, l947
observation taken at $3.50 am,
Eastern Standard Time,
City Office
Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06

Tomorrow's Almanac
eastern Standard Time)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06
Who Knows!

Il 4 almost double that OF
Iam
a leas si643 600.
s. Livestock
About 40 pet cent.
la4s ~ $50 100000.
iass A07s.0o0000.
Actording 10 Bureau Labor
atat,attra Up about % per cent
Ia lRaa
Nesfly seven times as much
sli9i in 1914.
10 In Is45 26.220,0OO.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06
Pays To Advertise
Cemeteries. Too

STANTON, Tenn.-(AP)-Gil-
liam F. Jones, undertaken, re-
ports he has buried people in
two nearby cemeteries with un-
usual names.
One of the burial plots is
do Me Good" the other,
Scratch Under"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06

Ana naarrtiuae. beeswaN Is uSed
Al making ointments, cold creams
"a nail polishes. 4 rs also EN-
plaged Cos wood finishing ana
eandis makins
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06
The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy this afternoon and tonight;
increasing cloudiness Friday.
Continued warm this afternoon
through Friday. Gentle to mod
crate southeast and south winds
becoming south and southwest
Friday.
Florida: Partly cloudy south
portion, mostly cloudy north por-
ton through Friday, with scat
tered showers over north portion
tonight. Warmer today and over
south portion tonight and Friday.
Cooler north portion Friday and
over extreme north portion to-
night.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits and East Gulf of Mex
leo: Moderate to fresh winds,
southeast over south portion,
southwest over north portion to-
day shifting to northerly over
north portion but continuing
southeasterly over south portion
tonight and Friday. Weather
partly cloudy south portion, most
ly cloudy north portion through
Friday with showers over north
portion tonight.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06

Roberts, Mrs. Mavoureen Meador
and Mr.. Fowler.
The door prize was won by
Mrs. Lawton Watson, and the at
tendance awards were won by
Mrs. Ely's class and Mrs. Huddle-
Ston'S class.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-06

Did you know the American
cranberry was being used by the
Indians as a relish served with
venison, when the first colonistS
landed on Plymouth Rock?
Friendly Indians showed the new
settlers how to find and use it.
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-20

congressional elections last fall,
the people have spoken and I'm
going to cooperate" But Halleck
said, ""This is the exact opposite
of cooperation" ..... .-
Taft Isn't Surprised
Senator Taft (R-Ohio),. chair
man of the Senate Republican Pol
icy Committee, said that so far as
he is concerned, no new effort will
be made to pass tax reduction
bill in this session of Congress.
Taft said the House result was
mot too surprising to him, add
ing that nose counts indicated it
would have been impossible to ov-
erride the veto in the Senate.
Senator George (D-GO predict
ed the Republicans may make NO
attempt to enact similar bill in
the next session of Congress.
They could blame the Demo
Gratis for killing tax reduction anG
make a campaign issue out of it,
! he said.
II Halleck issued a statement say.
ing the House veto sustaining the
veto will not lessen Republican eff.
forts Ito reduce the cost of gov
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-20
Oxford Group Plans
Jan Maven Trip

LONON-(P)-An Oxford univer-
sity expedition will leave soon for
the Arctic for glacier surveys and
biological researches on the noun
famous, fog shrouded island of Jan
Mayen.
John A. Marshall, graduate of
Sydney university, will lead the
group of eight or nine undergrad
duates-all ex-servicemen.
The party will go to Jan Mayen
hallway between Greenland and
Norway-aboard the Norwegian po-
lar exploration ship, Polar BjOrn.'
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-20

ernment."
However" he said, "the Presi-
dent and Democrats generally in
the House, aided by the spend
thrift bureaucrats, have done ev-
erything. possible, to block our ef-
forts to bring down the cost of
government. In his veto message
the President again insists on the
spend, spend policy, wasting tax
PAYERS money"
Milford chronicle., 1947-06-20

HENRY A. WALLACE, ex-vice Presi-
dent, Cabinet officer and regulator of nuts,
farms, apples, corn, grains, cotton, little pigs,
and government loans, has become national
curiosity, and great crowds have gathered in
many parts of the country to listen to his ad-
dresses. In New Jersey, this month, he made
few characteristic remarks, from which
the following is quoted:
"The United States has become the CEN
ter OF world reaction . the common man
more and more looks to Russia for ideas,
help and inspiration . in nearly all the
countries of the world we are more and more
cooperating with the reactionaries against
the common man." Back to nuts
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
Ameriska pomoc Grski podpre lie bogatine,
dotaknila pa Sc ne BIO bede med ljudstvom

darske misije ma Grskem izha-
ia ma primer, da prihajata lie 2.2
odstotka dohodkov grske Wade
IL neposrednih davkov. Dohod-
ninski davek je tel dezeli ne
znan! L. tega sledi, da bogatini
ne placujejo nicesar, docim mo-
ra siromasno ljudstvo tezko pla-
cevati "a zivljenjske potrebsci-
ne.,, ... 49,.
Dohodki grske Wade iz vseh
davkov ne bi niti zadostovali "a
vzdrzevanie javnega reda. Pri-
bizno IS do 80 odstotkov vseh
dohodkov Wade je posvecenih
bor'bi proti anti-monarhisticnim
silam. Poleg tega mora sedanja
vlada nositi tudi breme prejs-
njih angleakih posojil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
URADNO STALISCE
ZEDINJENIH DRzAV
v ZVEZI S STEPINCEM

WASHINGTON, 20. marca-
Drzavni oddelek je preprican, da
bi hilo zaman, da posreduje v
slucaju jugoslovanskega mad
skofa DR.. Alojzija Stepinca. Sta
liste drzavnega oddelka je bilo
danes razkrito z izmenjavo pi-
sem med drzavnim podtajnikom
Dean Achesonom in senatoriem
Wagnerjem.
"Nadskof Stepinc je jugoslo-
vanski drzavljan, XII je bill obso-
jen cd strani jugoslovanskih OBJ
lasti radi krsitev njihovih zako-
nov," je rekel Acheson.
Wagner, XII je obelodanil ODE
pismi, je zahteval, maj zedinjene
drzave posredujejo navzlic urad-
nj izjavi drzavnega podtajnika.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
.TatOvi Odnesli
r0jaku Mzivlienske
prihranke-%,500.

Ko sta sc Frank Plahutnik,
star so let, in njegova zena sno-
ci okrog 10. ure vrnila obiska
pri svojih prijateljih, sta odkri-
la, da so mum dom ma 1926
Reno Ave. otiskali tatovi, XII so
vlor1ili vrata in odnesli 81, 500,
Xxi so predstayljali vse njune
zivljenske rrihranke.
Plahutnik, XII je mesarski de-
lavec pri Hughes Provision Co.,
je povedal polici;i, da je incl de-
mar spravljen v rujavem skrni-
celju, XII Sc je nahajal zavit v
obleko v oblacilnem klozetu.
Rekel je, da je prihranke DIR.
zal donna, ker nj zaupal bankam
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
HENRY WALLACE 30
MEL GOVOR GLEDE
ZUNANJE POLITIKE

NEW YORK, 20. marca-Or-
ganizacija "The Progressive
Citizens of America je danes
naznanila, da DO Henry A. WAL
lace incl govor glede ameriske
zunanje politike ma shodu, XII DO
prirejen Madison Square Gar
den ponedeljek zvecer 81. mar
ca.
Med ostalimi govorniki ma
tenn shodu bosta tudi Norman
Corwin, radio dramatist in
Harold Russell, filmski igralec
brez rok, XII je pred kratkim do
bill akademsko nagrado.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
Hitler je ukazal,
maj Sc sezge Pariz

BADEN-BADEN, Nemcija,
20. marca-Gen. Dietz Won Chol-
titz, bivsi nacisti6ni komandant
francoske prestolnice, je pove-
dal,. da mu je v avgustu leta
1914 Hitler ukazal, maj unici Pa
riz. General je povedal, da mu
je Hitler dal navodila, mai "se-
zge mesto in unici kolikor vec
mogoce, vso industrjjo. Vsak
most maj pa razstrelisS ~z.. 81.
Won Choltitz je rekel, da Sc
nj drzal teh navodil, ker to ne
bi koristilo nobeni "vojni svrhi. "
Nacisticni general, XII Sc je
nahajal emo leto kot vojni ujet-
mix v Clintonu, Miss, in je bill
poslan nazaj v Nemcijo, Sc Sc
daj ukvarja S pisanjem "spomi-
nov" ma zadnje dneve nacisticne
okupacije Pariza. Njegova knji-
ga bo izrocena skupno S "spomi-
ni'' ostalih nemskih generalov,
armadi Zedinjenih drzav.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
Odbor odobril tudi $3.50
milijonov "a splosno ponce
Odbor "a zunanje zadeve
istocasnc odobril $35O,OOO,O
WASHINGTON. lO.N.Al

WASHINGTON, (O.N.A.) -
Predsednikov nacrt "a pomoe
Grciji bo narodu kot takemu
malo pomagal, ako ne pride do
velikih sprememb v pogledu Sc
danjega rezima v tel dezeli-ta-
ko menijo dobro pouceni opa-
zovalci.
Ako ostane pri sedanjih raz-
merah, DO edna posledica pred
sednikovega nacrta, da bodo bo-
gait Grki Sc bogatejsi, a siroma-
XII Sc bolj siromasni. v tenn slu-
EGaju bi bila ameriska podpora
le nekaksen bumerang, XII DO
ustvarjal med grskim narodom
nekaj cisto drugega kot hvalez-
most.
Il porocila angleske gospo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21

"a splosno relifno pomoc, toda
iste pomoci ne DO, ma zahtevo
lrzavnega oddelka, delezna Ju-
5oslavija. Drzavni oddelek je
tudi odklonil zahtevo, da bi Ju-
goslavija kupila Zedinjenih
lrzavah 100 tisoc ton zita.
Zaslisevanja in diskuziie Sc
oodo nadaljevala zbornici pri-
hodnji teden, toda nj sigurno, da
90 !avnost. dobila VISA porocila
o sklepih, XII bodo dosezeni.
Ma zasisevanju
zastavljena rama vprasanja
Ko je odbor pricel zasliseva-
MIA, je kongresnik George Ben
Dalje ma 6. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
.Jugoslavija bo
vabila turiste
Namerava ponuditi
potniska dovoljenja
Anglezem in Amerikancem

LONDON, (O.N.A.) Jugo-
slavija namerava vabiti v svoje
dezele turiste il tujine in pri-
pravlja odmerjene kvote potnih
listov, XII bodo ponujeni posa-
meznim dezelam. Angliji name
rava Jugoslavija baje ponuditi
1,5OO potniskih dovoljenj in maj
mani toliko tudi Ameriki.
Glasom nacrtov, XII so bill OBJ
javljeni v uradnih tukajsnjih
krogih, bi sluzil Trst kot izhodi-
See izletnikov, katere bi preva-
zali posebni vlaki. Slicna bo tu-
di organizacija "a obiske trgov.
cev, XII bodo obiskali razstavo v
Zagrebu v jeseni.
I'll ukrepi imajo svoj globoki
politicni pomen. S tenn DO svetu
|pokazala, da Jugoslavije ne "a
stla nobena "zelezna zavesa. u
Obiskovalci Jugoslavije bodo
smell svobodno potovati vsepo-
vsod in 81 ogledati bodisi dalma.
tinsko obalo, ali pa slovenske
planine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
Russia in ameriska
.pomoc GreiI
- = r't. -" =

MOSKVA, (O.N.A.) - Mos
kovski list "Pravda" je posvetil
govcru Henry Wallace-a skoro
ravno toliko prostora kot svojim
lastnim komentatorjem O pred
sednikovem govoru, v katerem
je predlozil kongresu svoj nacrt
"a pomoc Grciji in Turciji.
"fPravda" v splosnem ponav-
la, kar je, ze pref povedal list
"Izvestija.' Vendar pa ia list
nekoliko bolj naglasa, da po-
vzroea Trumanova sposlanica
kongresu dvome O sodelovanju
Amerike Zdruzenimi narodi.'
Strokovnjaki "a mednarodno
politiko zakljucujejo IL tega in
il dejstva, da Rusi oznacujejo
amerisko politiko kot ekspan-
zionisticno, da sc DO Sovjetska
zveza morda v tel stvari obrnila
ma Zdruzene narode, ali ma var
nostni svet, in sicer to takoj po
zakljucku moskovske konferen-
ce, ter da bodo razlogi, katere
bo navedla, da Zedinjene drzave
ogrozajo mir ma Srednjem who
uu. ..Ta'f
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Novorojeneek maiden
mrtev v gledaliscu

Snoci malo po 9. uri je bile
v zenskem toaletnem prostoru
kino gledalisca Alhambra ma E.
1O5 St. in Euclid Ave. najdenc
zavito v casopisni papir truplo
novorojencka moskega spola.
Otrok je bill popolnoma for
miran in zdravniki v Lakeside
bolnisnici so rekli, da je bill mr..
tev sele par ur. Mrliski oglednik
DO danes odlocil, ma kak nacir
je novorojencek umrl.
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Ostre debate so sc vrsile v
Varnostnem svetu po zaslisanju
clanov konnisije, XII SO podali
kontroverzna porocila.
Columbia, XII je predsedoya-
la preiskovalni komisiI, stoji
ma stalistu, da bi sc morale ce-
10 zadevo izrociti mednarodne-
mu sodiscu. Australia pravi, da
je Albania kriva, medtem ko
PolJska zastopa stalisce, da An
glija nj mogla dokazi podpreti
svoje obdolzitve.
Anglia zahteva, da Albania
plaza "a povzroceno Skodo. An
gleski delegat Sir Alexander
Cadogan je izjavil, da je Alba
Mia namenoma polozila mine v
Krfski zaliv. Rekel je, da bi bilo
zaman nadaljevati prejsnja po-
gajanja med Anglijo in Albaniio
in sicer zaradi "nepojasnjene
mrznje," XII jo Albania goji
prot Angiji.
Delegat Poijske, Oskar Lange
je zagovarjal stalisce, da Sc Al
banjo more pripoznati "a ne
dolzno, dokler MISC obtozbe, Xxi
so proti njej dvignjene, dokaza-
ne kot upravicene.
Seja Sveta SIC je koncala, ne
da bi prinesla kaksno odlocitev.
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ia "a potrebno, da Sc civilna pro-
dukcija Nemcije mora zvisati.
Toda medtem, ko Molotov zeli
zvisanje produkcije, da bi Mem
CHA mogla placati reparacije S
svojimi izdelki, Marshall zago-
varja zvisanje produkcije v ci'
lju, da Sc omogoci Nemciji, da
ponovno vzpostavi trgovinske
odnosaje z ostalim svetom.
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Nova gostilna

Nova gostilna
Obce poznana Mr.. in Mrs.
John Modic, XII sta svojecasno
vodila Jeannetta restavracijo
ma e. 63 St., sporocata, da sta
prevzela gostilno ma 6911 St.
Clair Ave. Tu bosta gostom we'd
no postregla z najboljso pijaco
in okusno domato hrano. Pripo-
rocata Sc "a naklonjenost.
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Sc vrnili il California

Dobro poznana Mr.. in Mrs.
John Pole in hcerka SO Sc W.
Mill il pocitnic v California. Pol
covi SO vodili gostilno v Collin
woodu dolgo vrsto let, sedaj pa
stanujejo ma So. Ridge Rd., Ma
olson, Ohio, kjer jih prijatelji
lahko obiscejo. Oh tel priliki 50
darovali $40 "a otrosko bolniS-
nico mesto venca "a pokojnega
Antona Dolgsna.