Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1950 — Page 20

viet Shipments Ups lllegal Trade

BERLIN, Nov. 23 (CDN)—Ber-

Illegal exports and imports normally are associated with com-| modities of small bulk and weight and high values like jewels or drugs or with such universally demanded items as cigarets and coffee. The operators here have added iron and steel to their lists in al-| most all their forms from rough castings and rolling mill products to high grade alloys and finished tools. ’ ° Bteel Urgently Needed . Steal is one of the most urgently required items in the straitened economy of the Soviet-occupied sone of Germany. There has been a limited trade in some of its . forms from the moment zone! boundaries in Germany became! fixed. During the blockade of Berlin,

sugar beet mills and textile machine needles fetched fantastic prices In Eastern Germany. No¥ , because of the breakdown

Loyalty Pays Off—

cause of security restrictions on!

been expanded. : Controls Aren't Strict Smuggling steel in any large quantities over the zone boundaries, as such, is difficult. The traders have found it easier, how-

arrangements and then make the

zone, : Controls on imports into West-

been strict because of the effort about medicine in southern Italy to revive Berlin's industries and is a soft-spoken little University

Tortora.

8 zens. assed citi Convinced that a blood bank

Some of the steel has been imported into Berlin in the name of non-existent firms. In these cases, ‘apparently, the trucks don’t even unload in the western parts of the city but merely continue into the Soviet-occupied areas, Such an arrangement almost requires] 3 the complicity of eastern zone, For the past eight months, Dr. officials and police. Tortora - has been studying at Other leaks occur, however, Bellevue Hospital here and has through established firms which been visiting the country’s blood buy more than their own require- banks, including the one at ments and sell it “black” or trade Miami which he considers the it for something they need from world’s best. the East. ’ -Having learned how to operate and administer a blood bank, Gers tant v8 Figuwes re. Dr. Tortora was about to return luctant to place a volume or to Italy, where it was doubtful

whether he could raise enough Jalue Sgwe on these illegal trans- money among Neopolitans to give

“We simply don’t know how the university what it needed,

: when he had an idea. yafuch ey moun] to. ara we Impressed by the fact that all the present regulations,” they say. three of New York City's recent

t for mayor were Western Berlin officials them- Sandidstes OE y

selves are considering stricter . . a re am maybe the Italians here would —~pontrots—to—be “certain—that there To do som iething Big Tor the Importing firms exist, and use [i.jjans there.

plied for American this year, he won a Fullbright

‘States. Studied at Bellevue

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- steel and that their purchases do, Tne doctor. visited the Italian not exceed their own needs. Be- woirare Charity of Queens, the cause of the row it is certain to Tir a Segno Nazionale and other create with the industrialists, it is 1ta}jan societies and found them done until after the Berlin elec- | “tions next month. | ‘$10,000 Is Raised Copyright, 1950, for The Indianapolis Times “They have raised more than = "me [$10,000 to buy a refrigerator; an Election Fights iincubator, a centrifuge, micro- : G (scopes, cameras, bottles and other Start Year Ear ly lequipment,” says Dr. Tortora ofe . “When I leave for Naples next In Philippines month, the equipment will be ii iveady for shipping. MANILA, Nov. 23 (CDN)—' “It is a wonderful thing. New Election fights come early here- York City is a "wonderful place. abouts—in fact, a year ahead of I feel almost as much at home e. . |heré as I do in Naples.” Philippine voters hold their na-| Dr. Tortora says that wealthy tional elections late in 1951, but Neopelitans will provide = the already first blood has . been building.and fixtures for the new drawn in Batangas province 80 Public blood bank. It was getting miles south of Manila. i the dollars for the equipment Zacarias Maralit, once defeated that worried him. ; in a village mayoralty contest, ‘ve have about 600 medical asked oppositionist Silvestre So- students in Naples,” ha states bol to support his next try, So- Who have plenty of good red bol's. reply was a stony silence. Plood to get the bank started Enraged, Maralit seriousiv It Is wonderful.” ws wounded his non-supporter with ' Chief of the University of Naa knife. * ples obstetrical and gvnecological Copyright, 1980. for The Indianapolis Times Clinic, Prof... GG. Tesauro, is most

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By ERNIE HILL NEW YORK, Noy. 23 (CDN)—S8unny southern Italy is about ever, to import the steel to West- to establish jis first blood bank, thanks to the generosity of New _your dog can go blind from too ern Berlin under apparently legal York City Italians and their loyalty to the old country. The fact that there are more Italians in New York City than in deal with the surrounding Soviet Naples—1,095,000 against 967,000—and that most of them have more ©f Colorado A. & M. College here money is going to be a good thing for Neopolitan medical research. has reported. The man -responsible for getern Berlin by the West have not ting New Yorkers all steamed up

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