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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-05
HALL-GWYNN

The marriage of Miss Livingston Gwynn to MT. Francis Catesby Hall will be an event of today, taking place at 6 o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs Charles Trump owens, at Hilltop.
 Mrs Shook Keith will go to Jackson vile Saturday, where she will give a number of readings at banquet given in honor of retured conValescent soldiers. Mrs. Keith has delighted many Bir- mingham audiences with her talent.
 The Junior Missionary society of the First Methodist church will meet at the church Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Mrs Moseley is director of the society.
 Mrs J. G. Adams has been called to Annston by the Illness of her mother, Mrs Forbes.
 Steel City lodge No. 165, Independent Order of odd Fellows, will meet tonight at 7;S0.
 Fonvlle Grove, No. 75, Ladies of the Woodmen circle, will have called meet ing at their hall this afternoon at 2;S0 o clock. Candidates will be initiated
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-05

of the bill and entertain iii song and musical selections. Julia Curtis, the girl with the many voices is an exceptional artist, and Bessye Clifford in 'art inn pressiors" presents a most beautiful act Belle Montrose is comedienne eXtraor- dinary and furnishes the comedy of the programme Lyric screen telegrams are a feature
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-05

The body of Mrs. Callie Locke. widow of the late T. J. Locke. sr., who died Nuuhenlv while on q visit to St. L"uis last Sunday, was buried here today Funeral services were held from the fam fly home, 401 North Seventh street, at , o'clock this afternoon. having been con- ducted by Rev l. II. Felts, pastor of the First Methodist church, and interment in Friendship cemetery followed. Mrs. Locke was about 5o years old and is sur vived by four sons. Thomas, Raymond Oscar and Walter Locke.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-05
COLUMBUS, MISS.

Columl us. Miss, March 4-(Spectai) T. T. Blankley. who was arrested q few days ago on the charge of having passed a worthless check for s35 on Flynn Goolsby an employe of the Banks Hard ware company, and lodged in the city jail, made his escape last night. having gained his freedom by breaking open a window.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-05

Mrs Laura Young Pergins. a former Columbian died at her home in Clarks- dale. Miss, yesterday and the body was brought here for burial, the funeral hay ing taken place today. She was about 50 years old and is survived by her hus- band.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-05
TWO ACQUITTED OF MURDER CHARGE IN
 CRIMINAL COURT
Two of Defendants Charged With Killing Life Partners Tried Yes
 terday-Capital Cases for Today

Three murder trials. in which two wives were charged with killing their husbands ard husband accused of killing his wife. were on trial yesterday in the crimpal division of the circuit court, and two ac- quittals resulted.
 In the division presided over by Judge II. I. Heflin, the case of Ava Willis, in dicted for the murder of her husband, John Willis, was tried and the defendant acquitted by the jury.
 In the case of Prince Marable, tried be- fcre Judge Charles w. Ferguson, in which the defendant was accused of killing his wife, Marie Marable, the jury found him not guilty and he was discharged.
 The case of Emma Childs indicted for the murder of her husband, Will Childs, is on trial before Judge w. E. Fort and will probably be completed today. The rarties in these trials are colored.
 The following cases are on docket for tooay: Lillian Banks. charged with kill ing Joe Bryant: Julius Browning. charged with the murder of Bob Carter, and Will liam A. Hill, charged with the murder of A. B. Sudduth.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-04
METHODIST PASTORS
TO Get SALARY RAISE
MORE MONEY WILL SOON HELP
TO TO PAY BILLS

Nashville, Tenn, March 4-Many
Methodist ministers in every South
rem and Western State who have been
trying to exist ON infinitesimal in
come during the years will have their
salaries raised within the next few
mbnths.
This very practical and HefFnite
step l., to be tax Il by the Methodist
Episc pal Cruz. :. South following the
financial driv2 of that denomination
in April The drive has $35 100000 as
its goal, has been undertaken with
view to putting the work of the
church on a business basis, the rails
ing of the salaries of their underpaid
pastors being considered one of the
first matters OF Importance.
There are S66 salaries now $500 or
less which will be rasied tc 5000; 485
salaries now $500 and $500 which
will be raised to $500; 588 salaries
salaries now 5000 and $500 which
will be raised to $1,000 a year; 637
salaries from $500 to $500 to be raised
$1,000; and 1870 salaries rangingfrom
$500 to 5000 which will also be raised
to $1,000. The supplementing of these
salaries will require $2,85OOOO dur.
ing the forthcoming five years and
the. success of the Centenary drive
will make their increase immediate
ly possible.
Practically every city and town
throughout the length and beadth of
Southern Methodism will be affected
1t Is declared at the headquarters of
the denomination in Nashville and
every Methodist man and woman who
pulls to on the Centenary drive will
be helping to make possible better
and happier living conditions for the
underpaid pastors in their midst.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-04
GREAT REVIVAL
SERMON TONIGHT
DR.. DEW HAS POWERFUL MES.
f} SAGE FOR EVERYBODY

The Revival was very unusual
yesterday for Monday The first floor
Of the auditorium was practically
filled. Dr.. Dew brought a stirring mes
sage on THE Need and Source CT
Real Revivals" The text taken from
the S5th psalm. ooh. Lord Revive us
again that the people may rejoice
in Thee. He stressed the need of
Tevivals because OF the influences
which tend TO cool our zeal for the
cause OF christ" But the harden of
the discourse was upon our estimate
OF God. as compared TO his gifts show
ing that every prayer thanks God for
blessings Of life health and prosperity
The Text emphasized the basis Of
rejoicing. In Thee and NOT in the
gifts to man, he said If we enjoy the
gifts of our Father more than the
giver we need revival II we are
more thankful for the blessing of life
than the Blesser we need revival
Until we come to appreciate God for
what he is. our creator our benefac-
tor. our preserver and the Savior of
our Souls, until that time comes we
need reviving God wants us to re.
Joice in Him.
There was large audience to re
Sieve this message and many respond
ed TO the invitation.
At the evening hour, the large
srowd which taxed the capacity OF
the building begun to gather long be
fo~s the hour of the service. The
Sunday School rooms and gallery
were filled. This, the pastor Rev
Wear, stated was very unusual for
Monday night
Or. Dew makes specially of reach
inc men and it is source OF pleasure
to see men Of Cordele showing an In
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-04
ROAD BUILDING PROGRAM
ENABLED BY new LAW
MONEY AVAILABLE FOR FEEDER
Al AID HIGHWAY BUILDING
LARGEST EVER SET ASIDE

Washington, d. G. March with
full State cooperation according to
the terms OF the Federal Aid Road
Act, the United States will have a
total of at least $574,O00,000 for CO.
operative road building during the
next three years. The Federal part
OF this fund is assured by an extra
appropriation of $2O9,OOO,OOO in the
Post Office appropriation bill just
passed by Congress and signed by the
President.
Officials of the Bureau of Public
Roads. U. S. Department of Agricul
ture, which administers the provi-
sions of the Federal Aid Road Act
and cooperates with the State govern
ments In the expenditure Of the money
point out that this amount of funds is
the largest ever appropriated for
similar purposes and for similar
period by the government in the his
tory of the world and that 1t enables
the Federal and State governments
to carry out a road building program
of magnitude never equaled.
In connection with the great Fed
eral aid program 1t is also noted that
expenditures for highways work in
the United States this year are like
ly to amount to a half billion dollars
or more. On reports received from
State highway departments, the Bur
eau ofPubllc Roads estimates the 1919
expenditures for roads and bridges
at S3S5,OOOOOO, or $l10,OOO.OOO more
than the average expenditures for
1915 and 1917.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-04
tcrcst in religion and Christian SER

tcrest in religion and Christian SER
vice.
Last night DIR. Dew spoke on Soul
Winning" with great freedom and
splendid results. IIe showed the diff
ference between Gods estimate OF
Wisdom and mans estimate. Two ad-
ditions to the church.
To night the subject is What Four
Men Said" The first Said. I'm going
TO hell, let me alone" The second said
"Ill take my chances" and the third
said" you die like a hog or dog
and that's the last Of you" The fourth
said" By the grace OF God I'm going
to Heaven"
Wednesday night the subject will
be 1.-THE Sign Of the times in the light
of the Second Coming Of Christ"
Don't fail to come on time but he sure
to come.
The congregational singing is q
feature OF the service which is great
ly enjoyed. The large choir and the
hearty response OF the audiences
makes the music inspiring.
Follow the crowds to the Baptist
revival
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-04
accordingly trying to get notice to
everybody who has something wait
ing
GOVERNORS CLASH OVER
GOVERNMENTS POLICIES

Washington, Mar. A clash be-
tween Governor Edge of New Jersey
and Governor Cox of Ohio developed
at today's conference of Governors
and Mayors. after an attack by Gov
ernor Edge on the governments pol
icy of trying to do too much for the
people" Governor Cox said the gov
eminent was not doing enough.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-04
SOUTHER RETAINED
TRAINING CAMP NEAR AMERICUS
is MADE PERMANENT

Washington, Mar 3-Orders were
signed today by Assistant Secretary
of War Crowell, making permanent
as a training camp Souther Field at
Americas. The facilities there will
probably be enlarged b ythe War De-
partment; more plenes sent there and
it will be made one of the big flying
fields of the United States
Representative Crisp has been work
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-04
OLD SOLDIERS MONEY
HERE AND WAITING

Judge W. p Fleming has notice to
the old soldiers that their money is
here now and waiting. Many Of them
have called for their checks, but
others have not, and they may have
the cash if they will make prompt
call.
When there is fund waiting those
who are to enjoy it usually do not
want to wait, and Judge Fleming is
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-04

ng diligently for the past two weeks
to convince the War Department that
Souther Field should be retained as
the training camp of flyers and is TO-
night greatly pleased over the final
decision of Secretary Baker.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-04

OF European invention is a. metal
hot water bottle, so hinged at the
center as ii fit human curves with
a dgree of comfort.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-04

Only One "BRoMo ouINlNE"
To get the genuine, call for full name
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tab.
let's. Look for signature of E. W,
GROVE. Cures a Cold In One Day.
soc. Tues. tt.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-04

A self feeding attachment supplies
the oil in whatever quantity desired
to a spreader that has been invent
ed for oiling floors.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-04

Wheat has been raised in record
breaking time by an English scien-
list, who claims to treat the seed
with electricity as to treble its life
force.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-04
BRITISH SEEKING
CONSUL,S RELEASE
WOULD SWAP 6oLSHEVlk PRl.
soNER FOR TREADwELL

Washington Mar. 3.-The British
government has ask the government
Of India to release a Bolshevik pri-
soner now held in Persia in exchange
for United States Consul Treadwel1,
who has been held prisoner by the
Dolshevik at Tashkend, Turkestan,
for several months.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Defiant Victim Forced
To Dodge Bandits Aim
Man Hurls Iron Pipe and Runs
as Bullets Take Up
Pursuit

When small man with large re-
volver entered the junk shop of Nathan
Green, at 81 South Fifth Street, Will
'amsburg, yesterday afternoon and or
dered the proprietor 10 throw up his
hands. Green threw instead a piece of
IRON pipe and started for the back door.
Two bullets passed him on the way
and another burrowed through his coat
and vest and sheared away suspender
button, but he got out into the street,
where he yelled for help. The gunman
left BY the front door, and headed for
the williamsburg bridge.
a little later Detective Boothby found
man answering the description of the
rohher strolling across the span and
arrested him, Green identified him as
his assailant, and he was locked up in
the Bedford Avenue police station,
eharged, with feleNious assault and at
tempted robbery, He said he was viii
lam R'ehl, of da Castleton Avenue.
Tempkinsville, Staten laland,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26

~ tao government" ,ae announcement
said.
Bids must be in BY May 26 and &C
companied by certified check for ten
per cent OF the amount OF the bid.
The hulls vary in the percentage Of
completion. Most Of them are $500
tons, with few 4,700 tons, and the
barges are $500 tons.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26

If it hadn't been for our
reserves" we never would
have been able to meet the
returning soldiers demand
for fine dress clothes.
Fortunately we had a
good supply of yardage, so
could make it up without
waiting for the mills.
Same fine quality we've
always used.
Highest type Of tailoring.
We make to ht," not TO
measure.
Dress suits.
Tuxedos.
Price? About half a good
tailor's.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Reduced to SIS

Broken assortments of some of our most successful
models, ideally suited for with the new fur pieces
Not all sizes in each STYLE but your size here in one of
the many beautiful models included
Misses Dcpt Second Floor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-07-11

Up 10 FO.EV VOTE DTC%SES no
Span voles
and splendid variety dainty models and
desirable merchandise the heart Of the Every
need dress should certainly
oppormiy-ands
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-07-11
s10.9S TO S1l.5O
COTTON DRESSES
SOS

Sheer, col voics and tissues plain
nowcrel or figured and smart checked and
plaid gnghams with tunics-wi dainty
yestegs and cellars with al sorts Of pretty
sleeves new girdlcs unique trimmings. DON'T
fail to see them.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-07-11

Crispy new figured lawn and wolfe frocks--
checked and plaid ginghams bringing s79S to
$3.50 values AT Ibis remarkable price Many
of these dresses were only last week tieketed
in our regular stocks at the higher quoted val
ues.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-07-11
THE JULY CLEARANCE SALE

every advance notice of economies
which large field sclecionEyery department in the
which gives due warning that
buyers win suffer keen disappointment when finding the
thing things most desred-gOne
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-12
DE CE INS|STA PRfSED|N-
TFLE WILSON CA TRATA-
TUL Sc F|E RAT|F|CAT.

DE Pc TRENUL SPECIAL
AL PRESEDINTELUI, 10 Sept
= Zece puncte din tratatul d.
pace au fost definite de catrd
preSedintele Wilson All seara ca
principiul fundamental de ce in.
sista ca Statele Unite sa accepte
tratatul.
Unei mari multimi din Man
dan, n. d., presedintele declal
rat ca in calatoria ce a facut a
fost convins ca poporul aproaba
tratatul.
Cele zece puncte in care epito-
mizeaza tratatul sunt urmatoa-
rele:
l. Distrugerea puterii au-
tocrate ca instrument in contrO-
lnl international admitindu-se
numai natiunile carl Sc guver-
neaza singure in liga natiunilor
:. Substituirea publicitatii
81 arbitrajului in 'locul razboiu-
lui: intrebuintind boicotul in 10.
cul armelor.
}. = Punind pacea lumii sub
privirea cOnstanta internatiOna-
la 81 recunoasterea principiului
ca pacea lumii este interesul lie.
gitim imediat al fiecarei tari.
4. = Desarmarea.
5. Liberarea popoarelor O
presate
6. = Discontinuarea anexarilol
81 substituirea tutoratelor Gu res
ponsabilitatea opiniei omenirii.
: X = Scoaterea din lIz a tratc
lor secrcte.
8. Protejarca natiunilor de.
pendente.
9. 1ngrijirea muncitorilor
prin sanctionarea internationala
10. - CoordOnarea intenatio-
nala a reformelor 81 regularilor
umanc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-12
DEPARTMENT ROM1N
LA BANCA COLT WEST
65-TH 81 DETROIT AVE.

The State Banking and Trust
Co.. colt West 65 Street 81 De-
trOit Ave. Cleveland, infiintat
un Department Rominesc in le-
gatura GU oficiul principal, care
Sc va inaugura Simbata, 13 C.
In capul acestui Department
Sc afla d. Ilie Birsan. functionar
la acea 'banca 81 bine cunoscut
RominilOr din Cleveland. D-sa,
urmind instructiunilor date de
directorii bancei pc linga tran
sactiuni financiare va sta in az
jutorul Rominilor sd lie dea orr
ce deslusiri ar cere i'll afacerile
lor private, indrumindu-i ce sc
faca. Toate aceste in mod Gu to-
tul gratuit, fara nici plata.
Prin aceasta directorii bancei
aduc un serviciu pretios Roml-
alitr carl nu cunosc limba tarii
81 tuturor acelora carl intimpir;'
grertati in rezolvarea unor afa-
:eri private, legate de interasl!
lOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-12
CHICAGO A PRINT Gu
.ENTUzIASM Pc CON-
TRARII TRATATU-
luI De PACE.

CHICAGO, IL Sept. - Chica.
go este foarte interesat in opozi
tia din senat contra tratatului de
pace - foarte mutt interesat!
Marele auditoriu nu a fost att
de plin de prin anul 1912, cind q
luat nastere partidul Bull Moo
Sc" Ia fel de, atunci 81 pima acum
mi mai fost asa excitare 81 a.
plauze, Publicul era indesat 81 a.
plauda din inima pc vorbitorii ca.
ri erau senatorial Johnsons, Borah
81 Mccormick.
Cfnd s'a cerut ca Wilson sc fie
dat in judecata 81 cind fost nu.
NIT de ,,dezertor", publicul s'a ri.
dicat in picioare Sc aplaude.
Senatorul johnson plecat ls
Indianapolis, incredintat ca daca
entusiasmul din, Chicago va cont.
nua, senatul va avea sprijinul com.
plect de . face amendamente 81 re.
sarvari in tratatul de pace dups
cum , fost recomandat de comite.
'tul din senat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-12
R0MAN|A NU VA SEM
ma TRATATuL De PACE
lNTENTlA SERBIEI NJ Sc SITE PANA ACUN.

PARIS, 10 Sept. Delegatia
RomIna de la conferinta de pace
anuntat astazi CD nu va SIENNA
tratatul de pace cu Austria. care
a fost semnat dc diferite puteri
ieri la zece ore inainte de ameaz;.
Ca raspuns la nota Rominiei,
ca Rominia va SIENNA tratatul Gu
rezervatii, A. j. Balfour, din de-
legatla engleza pregateSte o scri-
SCARE catra consiliul suprem prin
care va declara ca semnatura
ROminiei nu va ii acceptata de
cit numai fara nici rezervare.
Ca raspuns la aceasta scrisoa-
re delegatului englez, Nicolae
Misu, seful delegated Romine, va
inmina consiliului suprem o scri-
scare in care va arata motivele
de ce Rominia nu poate SIENNA
tratatul.
Motivele principale sunt: In
thu, ca prin articolul 60 miinile
Rominiei sunt legate comerciali-
ceste 81 economiceste tocmai i'll
timpul cind Rominia are absoln-
ia lipsa de libertate pentru re-
construirea tarii, 81 doua, ga
ranta minoritatilor impusa de
puterile din afara, depraveaza
Rommia de suveranitatea Ell in
tinutnrile acam anexate.
fnainte de Sc anu,ata mtentia
itD1nfnici IS d spus dc cstra mem
bril- consiliului suprem ca Romi-
mia a contemplat a lua calea a
nuntata, pentru Ca consiliul a re-
fuzat privilegiul Rominiei de q
face rezervari in conectie Gu ella
uzclc prin care sc garanteaza
dreptul minoritatilor din tinutu-
rile rupte de la. Austria.
La fel Sc considera improbable
ca dclegatia Jugoslava va SEM
na tratatul. Ori cum mai are ci-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-12
% ROMANI. q

Situata creata de misunea romna pentru berarea pa
sapoartelor este nenduratoare.
nemitate 81 pentru faptee ui da de cit guvernu
lui romin
In baxa aceste puter discreionale pc moi pune
indoa fxeaza pretu unui passport la rei dolar cind
ae neamui saptezec de cent? Inaugureaza sstem
de iberare pasapoarteor unc in feu lu in tara aceasa
nor ap pentru Romn sunt s sd pearza zle integ
pe rumur 81 aca cheuiei mari 81 nlesnese in mul
ocur specul samsarlor mpune pc fie Romn
capete passport br de cinc doa zice pentu
reconsurea tar Uni zc pentru construrea unui paat
pentru Legata Romna la Washington Opreste pc consuul
francez din New York de VIA pasapoaree Rominor
putea peca vapoare carl merg Frana pn aceasta ST.
este Romn s mearga acas vapoare angaate de Da
(Dntre aceste vapoare angaate plecat nic unu lar
oamen isl mannca bani asteptnd zadarnc prn New York;
fndeana pc Romni schmbe dolar sd rimi
a lei acas duca sine doar carl sal depuie la ban
ce pc baza or faca mprumu ap prin
Romnu sd poata beneficial de pretu scazut al lelor c
alti speculatori
Avind in vedere ca prn aceste dispozun arbitrare 81
absolute sefu msunei Great situatiune deploraba
suportab& Romnlor carl sd mearg& acasa avfnd in
dere ca prn aceste dispozun arbrare Romn si pierd
crderea in runas neamuui nosru de acsa avnd in vede
re ca prn procedarea seulu msunei Romin cred Cd 81
s& omneste domni aceia$ autoatie 81 bun pac 81 de
acf - mare pare din Roni 4u ndr6ese 81 piece acasa
81 IN convins ca Suverarul Romnilor REGGIE Ferdinand 81
nea aceasta deploraba 81 daunatoare Romnor s Romne
urin aceasta convoac& MARE ADUNARE NATIONALLY
in Cleveland o. pc xina de Dumnec 21 Sept 1919 Ia oree
D. M in haa societ4u Carpatna din 1903 West IS Str,
Ia care Sc invita- reprezentan tuturor romine
din statee Unite tot Romn din Cleveland orasle apro-
;esat Sale Regeni Ferdinand 4 Rominilor ii Oonsiliuui
Diigent al Translvaniei Banatnlu q parte unguene
OoluTETUL DI AO|IuNE
. pentp ap6farea intereselor roninest-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-12
MuIcitOIi eng|el pentTu
|natiOna|izarea Mhe|OT.
GLASGOW. 10 Sept,

GLASGOW, 10 Sept. Con-
gresul Uniunei Muncitorilor in
Sedinta de 1astazi vOtat ell Q
majoritate sdrobitoare nationali-
zarca minelor de carbuni.
Motiunea a fost prezentata de
Robert Simille, fruntasul mine.
Prilor, si q intrumit 4,479,OOO vo-
|turi pentru 81 1000 contra.
Rexuitatul votului a fost Cd q
pus Congresul i'm pozitiune Sc
sprijincasca GU depline puteri
cercrile lucratoriior mineri pen
tru nationalizarea minelor. Re
zolutiunea obliga Congresul l.
niunei muncitorilor Sc insiste pc
linga guyern Sc aproabe raportul
majoritatii comisiunei minelor de
carbuni, prezentat guvernului in
Iunic trecut, numit Raportul lui
Sankey.
Acest rapport prevede propieta-
tea statului asupra minelOr de
carbuni 81 operarea lor de CO.
misiune mixta in care minerii Sc
alba parte efectiva.
Rezolutiunea votata mai adao-
ga:
I'm cazul cind guvernul inca
va refuza, sc va cOnvOca un Con-
gres special care Sc decida ce fel
de actiune trebue luata ca sd sc
sileasca guvernul sd accepte (pri-
measca) propunerea.
Rezolutiunea respinge planul
alternativ propus de guvern "a
,,cOntrar celOr mai bune interese
ale natiuneis' 81 ca ,,creatoarea
unei dinstincte trustificari in
dustriei carbunilor.''