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LIQUPI?ZIZ)OAYTING
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Ifalian Industry On Recovery Roa
But New Tax May Be A Steep Climb
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'REVIVAY* As Ita'y’s industries begin to recover, women welders
-at word a¢ the Ansaldo shipyards near Genoa bring back a scr 2
‘ familiar to the U. S. During war.
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BY JULIUS HUMy
NEA Staff Correspondent
ROME, — (NEA) — Italian in-~
‘dustry is slowly beginning to re
| cover.
' Production is still far below
| pre-war and wartime peaks, But
jat Turin, in industrial north
' Ttaly, the Fiat automobile plants
are employing 14,000 workers.
[ At nearby Genoa, the famous
'Ansaldo shipyards, undamaged
by the wa», are again building
ships for the maritime nations of
Europe and South America. An
saldo employs 6,500 men and 500
women. 'Other plants at Genoa
'are building electric and steam
. locomotives and railway cars.
' All together about 80 percent
,of Ttaly’s pre - war industry is
functioning again despite diifi
| culties it has faced. :
It is still too early to determine
what effect the new possessions
jtax will have on industrial re
i covery. The government has just
Ilevied a four per cent tax on all
!possessions. from furniture to
‘factories., In addition there is a
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is making railroad engines.
progressive tax Dbeginning at
three per cent on holdings worth
$6,000 ang arising to 61 per cent
on private possessions valued at
more than $3,000,000.
One serious drawback in pro
duction for many months after
the war’s end wag the uncertain
iy of Russian reparation pay
ments. Industrialists were not in
clined to push production, only
to turn the finished products
over to the USSR. This was par
tially settled with the signing of
the Ttalian peace treaty with the
Allies. Production has increased
since then,
Strong leftist union control has
been blamed for some of the
slowness in industrial recovery.
Material shortages, lack of for
eign exchange, trade restrictions
and war damages all have been
factors.
Despite these difficulties, An
saldo has completed 30 vessels,
tctaling 78,000 tons, since 1940.
Turkey is waiting delivery of
e¢ight more, Argentina has order-
Consul Finds Love
Is Part Of Business
TIHWA, China — (AP)—Play
ing adviser to the lovelorn in a
romantic scandal which threat
eneq the life of his cook was,a
%x-ecent extra-curricular duty of
‘lhe American consul, J. Hall Pax
ion, of Danville, Va., in this far
‘xemote capital of Sinkiang prov
ince.
| One morning, when his strap
ping blonde Russian cook,
, Maighile, did not appear to serve
byeakfast, Paxton went to inves
| tigate. He found the woman cry
ling. Her husband Maighlie sob
, bed, had accusea ner of flirt
"ing with the Chinese Air Force
\ang was going to kill her. A
lMoslem, the husband usually a
timid, brow-beaten fellow, had
'suddenly asserteq himself. Under
| Moslem rules he had his choice
of forgiveness, divorce or killing,
and strongly favoreq the latter.
Paxton, moved to save an ex
}ceptionally good cook as well as
!by humane considerations, invis
lted the husband to come and see
’[him and persuaded the suspi
{ cious Moslem that hig doughty
I wife was true to him.
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| An average of 44 people a day
| are Kkilled by accident.
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TRUCKS: Famed Fiat plant
makes 80 trucks, 30 cars, a day.
ed three, and Norway, Denmark,
Erazil and even Switzerland are
bidding for future deliveries.
The Breda works in Genoa,
which built light machine guns
during the war, now is working
at nearly 50 per cent of pre-war
capacity building replacements
for Italy’s war-wreckeq railroads.
However, Breda’s sole customer
is the Italian government, and
when its present contracts are
filled it may be forced to curtail
production; it has no foreign or
ders yet.
Before the war Fiat turned out
400 cars a day, including the
“Topolino” (small mouse). Mus
solini wanted one of these for
every Italian family. Today, pro
duction ig around 110 vehicles
a day, 80 of them trucks for the
government. The few Topolinos
being buiit are selling for about
S7OO. Other models cost up to
$6.,000.
Fir’ has had to go outside Ttaly
to set its steel. It ig using pre
war built U. S. Presses.
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LSHIPS: Ansaldo has customers
i in six countries plus Italy.
Knock-Knees Fret '
Australian Doctor
MELBOURNE, Awstralia —
(AP) — Why do more pre-school
age Australian children today
Ihave knock-knees than before
the war?
> The .medical officer of the Re~
turned Soldiers’ League, Dr. A.
P. Derham says it might ibe be
cause collapsible wooden fplay
grounds” tempteq youngsters to
stand or walk for long periods.
Other causes, he said, might be:
Young children standing with
their mothers in shopping queues.
I Increased use.of concrete and
{other hard substances in paths.
Too FAT = Get SLIMMER
this vitamin candy way
Have a more slender, gracetul fig- 2
wre. No exercising. No laxatives.
Nodrugs. With the simple AYDS !
Vitamin Candy Reducing Plan
you don’t cut out any meals,
starches, potatoes, meatsor butter,
you simply cut them down. It’s
easier when you enjoy delicious L
(vitamin fortified) A\'DS candy
before meals Absolutely harmless,
In clinical tests conducted by medi
caldoctors, more than 100 persens =
iost 14 to 1S Ibs. ".'.6'. ina o
few weeks with AYDS Vitamin
Candy Reducing Plan.
Regular size $2.25, Triplesize $5,50. You get results
ea very first box or Wfick. Call or phone
CROW’S DRUG STORE
WATER SAFETY COURSE
, William Fix, American Red
Cross field representative, is giv
ing instructions this week at the
Universiy of Georgia’s Stegeman
Hall Swimming Pool announces
Jack O’Brien. Albany, director.
Those taking instructions to
‘qualify as Water Safety Instruc
tors attended the first class ses-
Ision Monday, August 4; the last
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Bananas, (when availabie)2ib. .. .. .. .. .. 23c
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Orange Juice 2 223/
Nectar Tea wwwon | | 39
Sweet Pickles rovcwo , 2w 314
A&P Sauerkraut « . 2«21
Oz Ice Cream Mix cocueowun so.n 29
Vanilla Wafers v« ~ ~ , wooe 33¢
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Dog Food 2 1-Ib. cans 25¢
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QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT
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SPICK WHITE SHOE
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session will be on Friday, August
15.
Those who qualify for the rat
ing will have the background for
supervising a summer camp, for
directing a swimming pool_ or for
giving instructions to those who
wish to qualify for the junior
and senior life guard ratings.
On August 1,18 men qualified
for the senior life guard ratir 3
Serve A&P Coffee hot—serve it iced—but for joyment’s’
sake serve it often! It has the freshness that experts agree |
makes a world of difference in coffee flavor. Rushed to the
stores in the roaster-fresh bean, A&P Coffee is ground at
the moment of purchase, just right for the way you make
coffee. Result: finer, fresher flavor—the kind of flavor tlx;:t;‘
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Oranges, 51b. .. .. . .. 3%
SELECTED NEW WHITE
Potatoes, 10 Ib. .. .. .. 3%¢
GRAND FOR EVERY MEAL
3 lbs. only 20c
Wonderfully Sweet and Juicy
Brimming with Flavor
CITRUS-FRUIT FLAVORS
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FOR MAKING MALTED DRINKS
Coconog ...soz s 17+
WILSON'S BEEF OR PORK
M0r.......... 20zcan 35¢
WISCCNSIN DAISY
Chee5e..........1b 49¢
PILLSBURY'S BUCKWHEAT
Filour.. .....20:0z Pkg. 18¢
| Our Own Tea |
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at the University and with three
additions to the instructors class,
there are now 21 swimmers en
rolled. Fix is the Area Represen
tative for Georgia, Florida, Ala
bama, Mississippi, and North and
South Carelina.
New Zealand’s place in the
world economic set-up is sup
iported by the cow and sheep.
Su‘per /@igltf meas
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Beef Rib Roast Prime, Ib. .. 69¢
Beef Chuck Roast, Ib. .. ... 55¢
Veal Roast, Ib.”. ....... 5%
Hamburger, Ib. .. .. .. ... 43¢
Sirloin or Round Steak, ib. . 89¢
Fryers,bb. .. ......... §% 65
gur;l;:l::émfiams, Iby. ivsimp . 69
Smoked Picnics, Ib. .. .. .. SScl
FRUIT JARS
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SUNBRITE
2 13-Oz Cans 13{
THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1947, -
usnanas: wives!
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Want new Pep and Vim?
Thousands of conples are weak, worn-out, ex
hausted solely because body lacks iron. For
new vim, vitality, try Dsirex Tonic Tablets
today. Containiron you, 00, may need for pep;
also vitamin B;. Be delighted—or money bau&,
At drug stores everywhwere—in
| Athens at CROW’'S DRUG.
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