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TONIGHT AT EIGHT
A meeting of the Amen in Wo
mi n’s Voluntary Service co-opera
t. nursery unit will meet tonigh
ii i? o’ciock at the home of Mrs
G r?e W. Rogers on Evergreei
/ nue. All nursery mothers are
a- d to attend as this is the firs!
meeting since the summer recess.
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nerships have been placed on a
stronger financial foundation
' ohrou h life nsurance.
Under a properly drawn
“buy and soil a greement,” back
ed by a sufficient amount of
bn .in-33 ;:fc insurance on each
partner, the survivor is assured
of full control with no costly
interruption, while the family
cf the deceased partner is as
sured of Immediate cash for
their interest.
Thus, partners can reach an
agreement which will provide a
fair settlement for both if one
of them dies — provided they
act beforehand.
I will be glad to furnish full
details, without obligation.
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Five urvlvors of a mysterious pro
jectile explosion probably owe theii
lives to anonymous heroes.
Five other civilian workers were
killed in the explosion yesterday
! at the Naval Ammunition Depot.
| Comtlr. Arthur Quinn, acting com
mander. said they were the first
fatalities at the depot sinc^ it was
opened 21 years ago.
Quinn reported “several out
standing acts of bravery” but added
i -we haven't had time to learn the
names of those who helped.”
The Navy withheld n imes of the
casualties. It started ao investiga
tion.
The blast occurred a", the men
were loading another projectile with
liquid explosives.
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Czech Trade
Must Stop
Savs Truman
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 — T) —1
President Truman today ordered a'l j
American trade concessions to Com
munist Czechoslovakia cancelled ef
fective Nov. 1.
The action follows a Congressional
; directive that all American trade j
i benefits to Communist areas be j
I wiped out.
.T! ~iue conce- ions already
htyve been suspended fer Bulgaria
Romania and 13 other Red-domi
nated areas throughout the world.
Notice that trade benefits would
be cancelled also has been given
to Russia. Poland and Hungary.
There has been particularly
strong sentiment in Congress fer
using trade sanctions against Czech
I oslovakia in view of that country's
imprisonment of Associated Press
Correspondent William Oatis. Oatis
was sentenced on spy charges de
scribed by the State Department as
trumped-up.
President Truman’s action today
is expected to reduce by a substan
tial amount Czech exports to the
United States.
In 1950 these amounted to some
$26,485,000. The United States sent
$10,119,000 m goods to Czechoslo
vakia during that year.
The U.S. has 28 railroad tunnels i
over a mile long.
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