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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19

WINSTON-sALEM, June 10 -
RE Ralph Vernon Literal, 35-
year-old Winston-Salem man con-
demned to die in the gas cham
Der in Raleigh Friday for
criminal attack, today requested
Fred Huchins, mis- lawyer to
draw up a will leaving his brain
to the Bowman Gray Schoo.. of
Medicine here and his eyes to an
agency which will transplant the
corneas to bring sight to someone
who is now blind.
The will, prepared by Hutchins
with the assistance of Liberals
mother, Mrs. Beulah Literal
was mailed to him for his sigma
ture.
Information received by Mrs.
Literal through a daughter who
is in Raleigh tonight indicated
that new evidence relative to the
case was secured yesterday by de-
tense attorneys for Bell. Exact
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19

Owen y. Holmes, will be held
Thursday morning at II o'clock at
St. Helena's Episcopal church in
Beaufort, S. G. Interment will
follow in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Moore was the daughter
of the Rev. Perroneau Dawes Hay,
and Mary Pinckney Hay, and the
widow of James Moore Rhett Of
Beaufort, S. c.
She is survived by her daughter
Mrs. Owen D. Holiness; son, Ha-
shell Rhett; two brothers, Afr ID
P. Hay and E1dred B. Hay Of
Barnwell, S. c.; one sister, Mrs.
Cumming Hay of Charleston, S. c.,
nine grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. ,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19

met. He patted her hand. won't
breathe it to a SOU. You're right,
you just slip away without any
tod, and stay till you've your
srunk back again. It'll be nice
out there in October, good clean
cold air that'll bring the color to
your cheeks. I'll wire Tim and
I'll write a check now so you can
cash it in the morning" He pull
ed a chair to a table and took
a checkbook and pen out of his
pocket.
He said as he wrote across the
face Of the check: eff you take
the night train from here you can
catch the eleven-forty out Of Chi
cago. Could you be ready to go
tomorrow night?"
Diane caught at and gripped the
back of his chair. But she an
swered steadily: Eyes, I can be
ready"
ITO Be C%Ontinued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19
FRETTIE N. MOBILES

CHADBOURN, June 10 -
Funeral services for Frettie N.
Nobles, 81, of the China Grove
community who died Thursday al
ternoon about 6 o'clock after a
long illness, will be held Thurs
day morning at II o'clock from
the China Grove Baptist church
of which he was a member, by the
Rev. A. T. Peacock. 1nterment
will follow, in the : church ceme-
terry.
Surviving are his wife, four
sons, Arthur of Shallotte; Sam,
Furnie, and Wilson Of Chadbou-n;
four daughters, Mrs. Johnnie SUIT
cliff of Whiteville; Mrs. Herbert
Hinson; Mrs. Vester Mobiles; and
Mrs. Ernest Crib, all of Chad
bou-n; two brothers, Cleveland
and Garris of Chadbourn; two
sisters, Mrs. Jane Byrd Of Tabor
City, and Mrs. Queen Mobiles OF
C%hadbourn; 81 grandchildren;
two great grandchildren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19
DAV N SESSION

GREENSBORO, June Is. -(P)-
Opening session of the 1947 conven-
ton of the North Carolina depart.
mont of Disabled American Vet
Grams will be held at O. Henry ho-
tel tomorrow at 10 a. m. when
Mayor fielding L. Fry is schedul-
ed to welcome the delegates to the
CITY. -
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1947 OFFICERS AND
CITY

HIGH POINT, June 10 - up -
Thomas A. Price, of Asheville, is
he new commander of the North
Carolina Department of the
Spanish American var veterans.
Charlotte was chosen for the
1913 convention city at the close
yesterday of the Oath annual en-
campment
Mrs. Pinkrey C. Merchant, Of
Asheville, was elected president
of the auxiliary.
Col. john A. Wagner, Ct Ashe-
vile was elected senior vice-com-
mander and John M. Saunders of
Durham junior vice commander.
For NeWSpaper Service Dial 1881
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19
FATHER TELLS HOW HE
KILLED CHILDREN

MIAMI, Fla, June 10 - R-A
sobbing 59-year-old father describ-
ed today how he dubbed his two
children to death with a baseball
bat, then kissed and carressed
their battered bodies and lay down
to sleep until morning, then shot
two of his neighbors who believed
him an unfit father.
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A. D. CHANDLER

TABOR CITY, June 18-Funeral
services for A. D. Chandler, Al,
Tabor City merchant who died in
Mullins hospital this morning fol-
lowing a heart attack, will be held
from the home Thursday AFTER
rocn at $3.50 O'Clock. The Rev. R.
L. Batcheler will officiate. Inter-
ment will follow in the Myrtle
Green cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Doschie Larremore; tw o
daughters, Mrs. j. c. Cooke of
Lumberton, and Auburn of Tabor
City.
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JUDGE C e PLEA

DURHAM, June 10 - (P - A
plea of nolo contendere, submitted
by a defense corset IN the case
of Francis Mahoney. man ge- of
a local theater, charged with
showing of alleged immora. pic
lures, was acceped by Assistant
Judge. W.. G. Purcell today.
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al, carne into the bedroom
pun Diane was sitting before
W." dressing table.
BEL r1'm sorry to detain you'll sup
81 you're going out-but there
pVss something which must be un-
j. :s.rstood very definitely between
Us. .ubat is it," Diane put down
,,- Tpstick, leaned a little toward
~. mirror, head tipped, consider
~ her makeup, but seeing re-
[ %s.+sd. 100, in the mirror, Bills
~ figure just inside the door,
81 unfolding set OF his mouth.
us .7bis way you are flinging your
,..%sr's money around, SO OBJ
'a.,slv. I haven't spoken Of it be-
WV for how 1 felt about it didn't
wv NV into it any longer. But now,
sg '..h this suit filed against your
% s..her and the publicity it will
s s.ns' l am obliged to ask you to
as nside me, to some extent"
eo name wheeled around. What
~" She said it a little hotly,
'~slty stirring with her alarm.
"Haven't you time to read the
.,asnapers? There was plenty
a aso,lt il in this mornings Post
o',I Manning, who is a minority
'..asholder in the City Transit
Sonloany, is charging irregulari-
.os in the way your father got
aentrol Of it. Don t smile-it'l be
s,ore than Manning, it will be
s1erv citizen in this city against
.,,,r father and against his bust
ness practices"
Vs. sAnd the suit has been brought
il Dean. Meadow and Arden?"
Eor smile, only lip-deep, had been
for that.
ut has
"And Of course you don't want
IL those citizens seeing your wife
oIaving around on stolen money"
~ didn't call it that!"
Diane looked up at him, her
,yss dark and considering
would like to try it yourself! And
that would be embarrassing, when
you re married to the daughter of
The man On trial"
More than embarrassing. l
wouldn't even be given the
coance," Bill put in CURLY. "But
as am associated with Dean, I
hive to ask you to be less spec
t,cular in your extravaganza. 1t
might help your fathers case, al
10"
With that he went out of the
room.
Diane pressed her hands to her
temples to push back her natural
~ acute concern for her father
end make room for the idea
which had sprung into her head,
q moment back. If Bill were not
married to her
Danny stopped FOR her, but she
:aid to him as they started off:
I'm not going to the club tonight,
Danny. Drop me at my fathers"
Say, Di, you're not upset over
this suit coming up against him,
se you?"
why wouldn't l be-" she an
wered i~mpatiently.
oh, there's always some sore
head ready to put out his neck!
All high finance, my pet, and be-
You'd your little head. The thing
Tor YOU to do is to go right along
with me and eat, drink and be
merry"
While Rome burns" Diane
murmured, scornfully. She put
her hand on Danny's arm. "How
bad is it? l really don't know
ruch about it."
THE Post called your old man
4 pirate this morning. That's all
It amounts to-"
Rufus" thought Diane, indig-
nantly. II really must talk to
Dad, Danny"
"Righto, lamb-pie. you shall
nave your way!" Danny swung
The car into Oak Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. farrell are at
%plnner,' said Edmonds at the
door.
Diane went swiftly past him,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19

REV. HUBBARD REAPPOINTED
RALEIGH, June 10. -P)- Re-
appointment of the Rev. Charles
S. hubbard of Roseboro to the
state recreation commission for
term of six years and the appoint
ment of a new advisory commis-.
sion we're announced today by Gov.
ernOr Cherry. :
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19
BOURNE ELECTED PRESIDENT

BOURNE ELECIED PRESIDENT
WILMINGTON, Del, June 18-
R)-W. G. Bourne, Jr., was elected
a vice-president of Commonwealth
and Southern Corp, at the annual
meetings of stockholders and direc-
tors here today. All officers were
reelected.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19
City Briefs

For the first time in many
months no Federal agencies are
waiting to obtain office space in
the United States customhouse,
according to Harold Porter, build
ing superintendent.
Warren Lewis, BIN 1-c, United
States Coast Guard, who has serv-
ed as Wilmington deputy sh ping
commissioner since June. 1912,
will leave here on Friday to as
sumo his new duties of marine
Inspector at Norfolk, Va.
Installation of new officers of
the North Carolina department of
the American Legion headed by
Ray Galloway, Wilmington, will
be held in the near future at a
time and place to be designated
by the executive committee.
Swimming in Greenfield Park
lake is permitted only at two desig-
mated spots, one for white people
on the S. Third street side and one
for Negroes across the lake, City
Manager J. R. Benson said yester-
day. He called attention to the fact
that swimming was prohibited at
the foot ct Jackson drive and at
other areas in the lake where life
guards are not on duty.
The Wrightsville Beach Chamber
Of Commerce will induct new Off
GERS in a meeting of that organi-
cation tonight in the Anchor res
taurant at the beach at 7:45, Wal
ter Cartier, secretary, announced
yesterday. The advertising pro-
gram for the rest of the summer
will also be discussed and the
meeting is scheduled to close not
later than 9 o'clock, he added.
Wilmington retail stores will con-
tinue to close Wednesday after
moons through September, with
the exception of July 2, P. Frank
lin Bell, assistant secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, reported
yesterday. The stores will remain
open July 2 because they will close
Friday, July 4, all day, he said.
1t was indicated yesterday that
Wilmington's municipal library
evidently will operate within ist
1946-47 budget when the monthly
report Of the library board was
turned over to the New Hanover
county board of commissioners
Tuesday. The library still has ST.
253 cash on hand and has only a
month remaining for the operation
Of the library during this fiscal
year, it was said.
In the committee listings of the
Red Cross story which ran yes
terday in the Star, the Transporter
ton and Communication commit
tee was Inadvertently omitted.
This committee is headed by j.
B. Baird. Time assigned to this
committee is from II to 11:50 a.
m.
Mrs. F. ]. GARNER, 412 Chest
nut ST., is a patient at James
Memorial hospital after
undergoing a major operation.
Rail- Connor, head guard at
Wrightsville Beach, and a Red
Cross water safety instructor, is
holding swimming lessons three
days a week at Wrightsville
Beach, on the northern extension
near the Surf club, for anyone
who would like to learn to swim.
There is no charge.
A vacation Bible school is in
progress this week at the Com
munity Advent Christian church
at Ogden Place. The Rev. J. j.
Ellis of Wilson, is instructing a
class for the young people and
a class for adults.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19
EDWARD EARL BIGGS, SR.

Funeral services for Edward
Earl Biggs, ST.. 81, of 1911 Ann
street, who died Tuesday morning
at James Walker Memorial hos
pital after a short illness, were to
be conducted from the chapel Of
Ward Funeral home yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock with the
Rev. J. A. Russell and the Rev.
E. w. Halleck officiating, Inter-
ment followed in Oakdale ceme-
terry.
Active pallbearers were Mar
Gus Goldstein, B. R. McRacken,
Milan Wood, w. R. Allen, E. M.
Blackwood, and Bruce Yandle.
Honorary pallbearers were
J. D. Vann, J.. E. Evans, W. E.
Starnes, E. T. Watkins, K. w.
Price, W. A. McGirt, W. S. Marsh,
and j. S, Mackenzie.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19

CONSIDERED THE MOST PROBABLE prospect for the Italian premiership.
should a coalition government be formed, Giuseppe saragat Qef) ar
at AaGuardla Field, New York, on his way to attend the convention
OF the International Ladies Garment Workers Union in Cleveland. @.
With MIN IS Matteo Matteotl, son of the famous antiFascist leader who
was murdered In 1924. A coalition government-if formed-would
include Democratic Socialists, Republicans and Christian Democrats.
Matteoti is head of the Young Peoples Socialist group. (Internationq)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19
MRS. ELLEN WILLIAMS

TABOR CITY,. June 1s-Funeral
services for Mrs. Ellen Williams,
48, OF Ri. 1, Loris. S. c., who
died in the Mullins hospital this
morning, will be held at the
Pleasant Meadow Baptist church,
Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The Rev. Clyde Prince and the
Rev. Thomas Hughes will offici-
ate. Interment will follow in the
Pleasant Meadow cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, D.
P. Williams; three daughters,
Elaie, Esterline, and Geneva; two
sons, J. D. and Otis, both Of Rt.
l. Loris, S. c.; three sisters, Mrs.
H. M. Cannon and Mrs. Gary Will
hanson Of Nichols; Mrs. W. A.
of Loris, S. c.; one brother,
M. J. Pridgeon of Fair Bluff.
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MRS. EDNA D. STANLEY

Mrs. Edna Daley Stanley, 81,
widow of the late D. r. Stanley
died at her residence, So Spofford,
last night at 10:45 o'clock.
She IS survived by three daught-
ers; Mrs. Lunada Watts, Mrs. Ida
Rivenbark and Mrs. Edna Davis.
Two sons; E. E. Stanley and B.
W. Stanley.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced later by the Yopp fun
eral home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19
HERBERT ASHLEY CHEEK

Funeral services for Herbert
Ashley Cheek, SO, 406 South Fifth
street, who died Monday night at
James Walker Memorial hospital,
are scheduled to be conducted
this morning at 10 O'Clock in
the Yopp Funeral home with the
Rev. Mr.. Walter B. Freed officiat-
ing. The body will be sent to SUI
folk, Va, fo1 burial.
Surviving are his widow, three
brothers; Robert L., j. Ernest,
and Vernon B.; one sister Miss
Helen Cheek, all OF Wilmington.
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MRS. JAMES MOORE RHETT
Funeral services for Mrs. James
Moore Rhett, who died Wednesday
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19

In the committee listings of the
Red Cross story which ran yes
terday in the Star, the Transporter
ton and Communication commit.
tee was Inadvertently omitted.
This committee is headed by J..
B. Baird. Time assigned to this
committee is from II to 1850 a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19

Mrs. F. J.. GARNER, 412 Chest
nut ST., is a patient at James
Walker Memorial hospital after
undergoing a major operation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19

A vacation Bible school is in
progress this week at the Com
munity Advent Christian church
at Ogden Place. The Rev. J. j.
Ellis of Wilson, is instructing a
class for the young people and
a class for adults.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-19

Rail- Conner, head guard at
Wrightsville Beach, and a Red
Cross water safety instructor, is
holding swimming lessons three
days a week at Wrightsville
Beach, on the northern extension
near the Surf club, for anyone
who would like to learn to swim.
There is no charge.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-27

Med nami imamo vojne

zlocince
Use kaze, da bo Argentina ena
najglavnejsih zavetisc vojnih
zlocincev, kateri so il Europe
ubezali zasluzeni kazni.
Porocajo il daljnega Chaca
da krozijo med jugoslov. nasel-
bino fasisticno propaganda ka.
pitan I. l.. Brojevic in pravoslav.
nj duhovnik R. Popovic. Oba
sta dospela sem parnikom Ell
lippa" v druzbi okrog 100 Get
nikov in ustasev. To pomeni,
mad 100 vojnih zlocincev.
Danes krozijo govorice, da je
te dni dospel sem eden glavnih
jugoslovanskih zdajalcev in. 81
Ger vojni zlocinec Ante Pavelic.
Govori Sc, da je Pavelic dospel
sem ponarejenimi dokumenti
ali "salvaconductom,' izdanih
cd strani zavezniskih oblasti v
1taliji. Tukajsnji casopisi poro-
cajo, da je Pavelic stopil ma tu-
kajsnja tia duhovniski obleki.
Cd zavezniskih oblasti je ju-
goslovanska Vlada zahtevala mai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-27
ENAKoPRAvNOsT

ii takoj izrocijo vse vojne zlotin.
ce, kar pa vidimo, da jugoslo-
vanski zahtevi MISC ugodilis
Tudi tukajsnje casopisje je
obsirneje porocalo, da Sc naha-
ia med Mani Viktor Mussolini,
sin bivsega italijanskega fasi,
sticnega diktatorja.
Sprehaja Sc po buenosaireskih
ulicah, zahaja v gledalisca, kline
in sportne prostore. Dospel je
sem neopazeno pod imenom
Karlo Botero, a SO ga vseno tu-
kajsnji kronisti takoj izvohali
in obsirneje o MEM porocali.
Dobro nam je znano potion po-
rocil il domovine, da dospe SEM
kaj v kratkem veliko stevilo ju-
goslovanskih vojnih zlocincev,
med mimi tudi hrvatski vodja,
izdajalec Macek.
Tukajsnji casopisi povdarjajo,
da ina Argentina odprta vrata
vsakemu postenemu cloveku, XII
ina dobro voljo do della, a VEN
dar, da bi ne smell dovoliti vsto-
pa vojnim zlocincem, pac pa jih
izrociti drzavi, XII jih zahteva in
kamor pripadajo.
("Slovenski Glas"-
Buenos Aires) /
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-27
Koko So ie ovtomobil uciI hodi+i

Napravili so prvo in drugo
Ceste so postajale vsako leto
lepse. Pri mas in v tujini imamc
lepe in ravne ceste kot asfal'
tirani plocnik. Kmalu po iznajd-
bi avtomobila so iznasli tudi gu
me. Anglez Dunlop je opremi]
avtomobilsko kolo z gumo, ma
polnjeno z zrakom. Marsikdaj so
vlekli voli pokvarjen avto, So
fer 81 je potisnil zascitna ocala
ma cepico in sramezljivo povesal
glavo. Kaj maj poene, rogat mo-
tor vlece njegov avtomobil.
Aveomobil pa je il leta v leto
postajal boljsi in popolnejsi. Po
vsem svetu so Sc trudili ljudje,
da bi izpopolnili motor, XII ga da-
nes potrebujemo povsod: v IRA
ku, ma vodi in ma poljih. Avto-
mobilski motor je incl poldrugo
konjsko silo, po osmih letih
jih je incl osem, dandanes pa
imajo dobri motorji sto konj-
skin sill. Imamo pa tudi motorje
S tisoc konjskimi silami, to so
dirkalni avtomobili.
Starega parnega voza, XII Sc je
po polzevo pomikal po cesti, Sc
ne spominjajo vec, avtomobil je
sprawl poti svojega sovraz-
nika. Tudi kocijo je doletela ista
usoda. V New Yorku ne najdes
kocij, pa &c jih isces podnevi z
lucjo. Konj je ostalo Sc par tt
soc in sedaj razvazajo mleko.
Avtomobilov pa je ma milijone.
Vojna pa Sc nj koncana. Da-
mes avtomobil nevarno ogroza
zeleznicc.
V Ameriki je ma zeleznici ved-
no mani potnikov, ker potova-
ME z avtomobilom postaja &C.
nejse. V avtobusih je prostora
"a spanje,, tam so udobni nasla-
njaci in mize, poleg soferjev je
kuhinja.
V Sovjetski zvezi je bilo "a
cetkom prve petletke zelo malo
avtomobilov, danes jih re mrgo-
Ii. Use te stroje SO izdelali v av-
tomobilskih tovarnah v Moskvi,
Gorkem in Jaroslavlju. Moskov-
ske avtomobilske tovarne SO
najvecje v Evropi. Vsak dan ma
pravijo sovjetske tovarne 700
avtomobilov.
Tudi avtomobilska cestna
mreza nitro raste. Tudi daljne
kraje sibirskih taig in srednje-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-27

azijske puscave krizajo in prec-
kajo avtomobilske ceste.
Avtomobil sc je v 100 letih
zelo spremenil. Mexico je incl
parni kotel, danes ga nina vee.
Ma strehi so strleli dimniki,
danes so izginili. Najprej je bill
podoben lokomotivi, potem vpre-
mi kociji, dandanes pa je podo-
ben samemu sebi.
Vsaka stvar mora biti podob-
ma sami sebi, mora najti najpo-
polnejso obliko, ono, XII il najbolj
ustreza.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-27
DE NICOLA PONOVNO r.
.VOLJEN IA PREDSEDNIKA

RIM, 26. junija-Enrico de Nj
cola je danes bill ponovno Two
lien "a predsednika Italije. S
tenn je odklonjena kriza, XII je
ogrozala krscansko vlado de
Gasperija.
De Nicola je snoci podal ostav-
ko, toda opazovalci pravijo, da
|je to bila le formalnost. Parla-
ment ga je 405, cd skupno od-
danih 431 glasovi, potrdil "a
predsednika.
Politicni polozaj v Rimu nj
vec tako napet. Vec milijonov
delavcev je po navodilu DELAY
ske federacije, XII Sc nahaja pod
kontrolo komunistov, vprizorilo
80 minutno stavko sirom dezele.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-27
TRUMAN "a OBVEZNO
VOJAsKO VEzBO

WASHINGTON, 26. junija.
- Predsednik Truman je danes
ma casnikarski konferenci izja-
vii, da sc NADIA, da bo kongres
odobril obvezno vojasko vezbo,
XII da je "potrebna "a mir ma
svetu in blagostanje Zedinjenih
drzav."
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(Nadaljevanje S 8. stranD

Nadaljevanje 3. stranD
Iznajditelj Stephenson je leta
1925 zgradil prvo zeleznisko
progo in postavil parni voz ma
tracnice. To je bilo pametno, ker
so bile ceste tedaj zelo slabe. Pc
kotanjah in luknjah so Sc parni
vozovi le S tezavo pomikali.
Stroll so Sc neprestano kvarili,
vsled tresljajev. Skusali so 81
pomagati z mocnejso izdelavo in
voz je postajal zato Sc tezji.
Ma tracnicah pa je cisto dru-
ga pesem. Voz je lahko lazji, ker
nj tresljajev in tudi mani pre-
moga porabi. Zato je Sci parni
voz ma cestah pocasi v pokoj. Ko
so zaceli vedno hitreje graditi
zeleznice, je parnemu stroju ma
cestah odklenkalo. Sal nj mogel
tekmovati z locomotive, XII ma
glo in mirno drsi po jekleni cesti.
V Angliji, njihovi rodni dezeli,
so parni vozovi nitro izginili. Ma
Francoskem so kot poslednji
mamuti, Sc tn pa tam zivotarile
tezke cestne locomotive, bilo jih
je pa vedno mani.
Zmaga, Zmaga
Kar naenkrat pa je cestna To-
komotiva, mas start znanec, spet
zacela strasiti po ulicah in dir
jati neverjetno brzino. Postni
voz je puscala dalec "a seboj.
Kaj Sc je zgodilo? Parni voz
je nehal biti "parni voz!!''
Mehanik Daimler je napravil
prvi bencinski motor. Dol tez-
kim kotlom! Ne potrebuje jemo
vec premoga!
"Ognjeni voz," je postal lahek,
preprost in eleganten. To je bill
prvi Daimlerjev avtomobil. To
nj vec lokomotiva, preje bi de-
jail, da je vprezna kocija brez
vprege, brez konja. sofer ina ci-
ste roke in bel ovratnik. Nj tre-
ba biti umazan, sal nj niti pepe-
la.
Prav tiste case, ko je nem-
skem mestu Kanstadt mehanik
Daimler napravil svoj avtomo-
bill, je v nekem drugem mestu
mehanik Benz tudi napravil pr
vi avtomobil bencinskem mo-
torjem. Benzov avtomobil nj bill
boljsi cd Daimlerjevega. &c ga
je hotel premakniti z mesta, ga
je moral zadaj nekoliko poriniti.
Poleg tega Sc je tresel in gugal.
Da hi tresenje odpravil, je BIZ
10 potrebno dvoje: ali izboljsati
ceste ali pa opremiti kolesa z
gumemi.
Avtomobil je lahkotno vozil
po cesti, potnik je sedel ma sede-
zu kot ma nekem naslanjacu. Use
hi slo, lie motor je bill slab in je
dostikrat odpovedal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-03
.22 NATIONS
 INVITED TO
 PARIS TALK
Confab Is Called 10 Frame Reply to Marshall Eto-
 homie Proposal

PARIS, July 3.-IR-The French Foreign Office announced today that p nations will be invited to a meeting in Paris July 12 to discuss European economic cooperation as outlined in the Marshall proposal.
 The countries invited will include Austria, Turkey, Albania, Ireland and all former. enemy states except Germany, it was announced A For eign Office spokesman said the invi- tations would be sent to Paris en- bassies tonight.
 The French Foreign Ministry an- nounced earlier a British French decision to invite all European states, with the provisional excep- tion of Spain" to take part in draft ing reply to the proposal ad- vanced by U. s. Secretary of State Marshall for European economic re- covery.